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

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Albuquerque, n. NJ, Nov. 7.-9 a.. m.
In precincts II and 2G constituting
the city Of Albuquerque, on the count
of the straight ticket. the Peoples
party has 25O majority. The Demo
Gratis claim the county for Larrazolo
on the straight ticket count.
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Albuquerque, Nov. ii p. m.--All
precincts in Bernalillo County except
four mountain precincts Which are
small give Andrews, Republican for
Delegate 10 Congress, majority of
5l7. The regular Republican legisla.
tive and county tickets are defeated
by about 200 majority.
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Big Majority For Andrews
Albuquerque. n. NJ. Nov 7.--Repub-
lican Chairman Bursum states partial
returns from the Territory indicate
majority of from 5000 to 5000 for
Andrews.
Chaves County.
Special 10 the New Mexican.
Roswell, Nov. THE precincts of
Dexter, Lake Arthur and Hagerman
give statehood majority Of 272
votes, Larrazolo 109 votes, Cameron,
Democrat for Council, 70 votes majori-
ty; Mullins, Democrat for House, 40,
and Hudspeth, Democrat for House,
6S majority.
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Roswell. Nov All but four very
small precincts give statehood a ma
jority of 954; Larrazolo majority of
632; Cameron, for council majority
of 493 Hudspeth, for house, a ma
iority of 522; Mullins for the house,
q mgiprits Of sol,
sandovaI County.
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Bernalillo, Nov. 10 a. m.--The
returns from four precincts have been
received at this hour. They give An
drews, Delegate to Congress, a ma
jority of $50 and a still greater ma-
jorty for E. A. Miera, Republican
candidate for the Council The vote
on the statehood proposition is I'M
favorable.
Bernalillo, Nov. IL p. m.--The
vote in Bernalillo precinct No. | is
as follows: For statehood GA, against
"a; Larrazolo SO, Andrews III; Miera
l09, Catron II; Abbott 1870, Baca A.
Las Placitas, precinct No 16; State
hood 6, against 40; Larrazolo /, An
drews 45 Catron Is, Miera 81. Repub-
ilcan majority of 46
Hagan, precinct No. Is. Statehood
5, against Z; Larrazolo 12, Andrews
{; Miera II, Catron s; Abbott 10, Baca
10. Peoples ticket has a majority of
20 votes.
Bernalilo, Nov. ia p. m.-Six
precincts SO far received show the
following returns: Andrews 446, La
rrazolo l52; Miera 399, Catron 1877;
Abbott, Republican for House of Rep.
resentatives runs even with Miera
and Esquipula Baca for House of
representatives, runs even with Cat
ron. Republican county ticket surely
elected. Statehood may be defeated
in the county. Nine precincts yet to
hear from
Taos County.
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Taos, Nov. six precincts so far
heard from give Andrews Republican
for Delegate, 200 majority. This will
be increased by returns from remain
ing precincts. Statehood indefinite.
but is running behind.
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TTes PiedraS Nov 7-Seven pre-
cincts in Taos County give Andrews
625. Larrazolo $50; for statehood $40.
against statehood $40; Martinez for
the Council 697 Young 307; for the
House, Sanchez 675. Griego $50. The
Republican county ticket receives 800
majority in these precincts.
Mckinley County.
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Gallup, Nov. This precinct
grives Andrews a majority over LARA.
zolo of $50 with two precincts to hear
from which will slightly increase this
majority, which may run to 200. Ma
jority for statehood about 100 The
entire Republican. legislative and
county ticket is elected
Gallup, Mckinley County. Nov. 7.
All the precincts of Mckinley Coun-
ty give Andrews 80 votes. Larrazolo
2O9 votes Statehood, for 800 votes,
against So votes. For Council, Chav-
es 316 votes, Aldrich 1926 votes Aver
age majority on Republican County
ticket 100.
Eddy County.
Special to the New Mexican.
Carlsbad, Nov. 1.-Two small pre-
cincts give Larrazolo majority Of
80 votes.
Artesia, Nov T. This precinct
gives Andrews So votes, Larrazolo