Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-11-07
STRANGE ELECTION FRANKS IN
CAPITAL CITY AND COUNTY
Republican Candidates Victorious By
Majorities of From Is to 400 Votes
Over Combine.--Catron and Roman
Baca Run Like Quick Silver---Honest
and Efficient Government For the
Coming Two Years.

Celso Lopez, Republican candidate
for treasurer, came out only nine
votes to the good in the city against
Manuel Delgado, the Independent can
didate
John V. Conway, Republican candi
date for superintendent of schools car
ried the city by II votes over Jose
Segura, the Independent candidate
Canddates who Ran Highest in City
The highest votes in the city were
as follows: w. H. Andrews G31; R
Il. Baca G31; Levi A. Hughes 629, An
tonic Alarid b20; E. c. Abbott 61S;
Charles c. Closson GIG; A. l.. Ken
dali 602; John H. Walker 600.
The Vote in City Of Santa Fe.
Following is the complete vote in
this city as shown by the returns.
For statehood, SIS; against state
hood, 4O1.
Delegate to Congress.
w, H. Andrews 631; o. A. LARA
zolo 523.
Members Constitutional Convention.
T. B. Catron, 500; David M. White
sos; J. W. Akers 573; J. A. Wood 500;
N. b. Laughlin 5Sl; j. p. Victory $50;
Levi A. Hughes 62S; j. E. Lacome
55S.
Member of Council.
e. A. Miera 553 r. b. Catron 594.
Member of Lower House.
e. c. Abbott G1S; R. l.. Baca G31;
e. Baca 521; o. c. Watson SIG.
County Commissioners First and Sec.
ond Districts.
|. Sparks 565; M. Garcia sol; Jose
l.. Madri $50; A. Il. Kendall G02.
Probate Judge.
A. Alarid $40; Ramon Trujillo 526
Probate Clerk.
George Armijo $50; Marcos Castil
10 57l.
Sheriff.
G. G. Closson GIG; A. ]. Ortiz 500.
Assessor.
NJ. A. Ortiz 555; c. F. Easley 595.
Treasurer.
Celso Lopez $50, Manuel Delgado
573.
Superintendent Of County Public
Schools.
lin Y conwaJ 5sT; Jfse Scanra
SO.
County Surveyor.
w. V. Hall $50; John Fl. Walker
600.
New Mexican's Bulletin Service.
A large crowd stood in the street
in front of the New Mexican office
until an early hour this morning, to
read the reports from the election in
this Territory and in forty-two states,
including the pitched political battle
between Hearst and Hughes in New
York.
BY means of special Associated
Press service and from host of cor
respondents in all parts of the Terri
tory the New Mexican was able to
bulletin far in advance of any other
paper in New Mexico the latest re-
ports of the election. A special bull
letin to this paper announced that
Hearst was beaten in New York by
a landslide majority and the news to
that effect was placed upon the bulle-
tin board by s o'clock.
Similar reports came steadily until
this morning and were placarded so
that no anxious citizen was forced
to go to bed without having learned
the outcome of the battle of the bal
lots.
Owing to the fact that the scratch
ed ballots in the city and county pre-
cincts prevented a rapid count it was
impossible to bulletin anything definite
before midnight. Precincts eighteen,
three and four, while a. probable fore
cast was given, were not heard from
in full until after 10 o'clock this
morning, although the count was
finished several hours earlier.
Unofficial kilograms from several
points in the COUNTY, were received
early in the evening and were an
nounced on the New Mexican's bulle-
tin board. Later returns bore out
these statements of Republican sue
cess. The news of Hubbell's defeat.
together with the straight Republican
ticket in Bernalillo County, was pub
lished here, at o'clock in the even
ing. The bulletin service given by
the New Mexican last night was the
most complete ever received here.
On page eight is a table showing
the returns as nearly complete as 1t
was possible to obtain up until the
hour of going to press.