Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-07

| CounCIl put is Qe1eated IN the district.
The vote on county superintendent of
schools is very close, but it is believed
that John V. Conway is elected over
Jose Segura by plurality Of IS votes.
Delegate to Congress W. H. An.
drews, reelected by at least 4,20O ma
jority over o. A. Larrazolo, Democrat
ic candidate.
Joint statehood measure carried by
majority Of from 5000 to 5000.
The next legislature safely Republ.
can by two thirds majority.
Republican tickets generally elected
in majority Of counties.
Above is briefly told the story OF
yesterdays election throughout New
Mexico, as borne out by the press dis.
patches and private kilograms re-
ceived by the New Mexican last night
and today. AS in Santa re County,
there we're many scratched ballots
and number Of surprises. However,
the result is very gratifying to the
Republicans and compares favorably
with the first returns of other eIec-
tions. One of the pleasant surprises
was the vote of 1000 for Delegate to
Congress w. n. Andrews and joint
statehood in Socorro County.
Still another pleasing feature was
the slump of the Democratic vote in
the Pecos River country, which ran
something like 1900 behind the claims
made by the Democratic leaders.
A foregone conclusion was the de.
feat Of o. A. Larrazolo, for Delegate
to Congress.
The Rlo Grande counties came to
the front nobIy for Delegate Andrews
and statehood. BernallIo County de.
feated the straight Republican ticket,
elected county officers under the ban
ner Of Peoples ticket at the same
time Iessening the majority for W.
H. Andrews.
;. However, the legislature is safely
Republican with a flush two thirds
majority in both houses if not more.
From all reports obtainabe at this
date, the elections were generally
peaceabIe, lawfully conducted and
noticeable for the absence Of coercion
and bull doing tactics, despite few
yellow journal predictions to the con.
trary.
Additional information may be
CLEANED from the following bulletins
from various counties and towns in
New Mexico:
Torrance County.
Special TO the New Mexican
Willard, Torrance County, Nov. 7.
w. II. Andrews receives 81, and 0,
A. Larrazolo IS votes. Carl A. Dalies
carries the precinct solidly for coun-
Gil. and S. E, Aldridge for house. by
practically unanimous vote.
Special to the New Mexican.
Willard, N. NJ, Nov. 7.-Complete
returns in this precinct are as fol
lows For delegate, Andrews, R., 72;
Larrazolo, d., 2S; constitutional con
vention, Samora, R., 80; Wasson, d.,
20; council, Dalies, r. 1922 Wharton,
D.. L; house, Aldridge, r., SO. no op-
position; county commi sioners, first
district, Candala"io, R., 81; Stewart d.,
81. second district, Chavez, R.. SO;
Gallegos, D., 3; probate Judge, Flores,
R., a. Abeyta. d., 3d. probate clerk,
padilla, R., co. Speckman, D., 27;
sheriff, Sanchez, R., II; Harling d.,
23; assessor, Salazar, R., so; Muellar,
D., 90; treasurer, Torres, r., 93, Dow,
D., 8; superint ndent of schools, lara
milo, R., rs; Morril, D., %.
Willard, Nov. 7-2 p, m.-Torreon
precinct this county, gives statehood
vote, yea Ga, nea %; Andrews 70, La
rrazoo %; Wasson, Democrat, for
House, 10; Zamora, Republican for
House, S4 Wharton, Democrat for
Council, 1S; Dalies, Republican for
Council "A; Aldrich, Republican for
House, "A.
Otero County.
Special to the New Mexican.
Orogrande, Otero County, Nov. T.
This precinct gives W. Fl. Andrews 49
votes: Larrazolo, II votes 1t gives
% votes for statehood and AZ against.
Carl A. Dalies, Republican. for coun
Gil, received 45 votes; J. e. Wharton.
Democrat, So votes The Democratic
county ticket received about 25 ma
jority.
Special to the New Mexican.
Alamogordo, Nov. T. Five pre-
cincts in Otero County give LARA
zolo rs majority. Remaining precincts
expected to give Andrews heavy ma,