Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-01-15
SWEEPING VICTORY
FOR REPUBLICANS
Justices OF Peace
and Constables
Elected.
RESULTS IN CITY PRECINCTS
Much Interest Evinced And
Large Vote Polled---Suc.
cessful Candidates.

Republicans We're victorious in all
fonr OF the city precincts at the elec.
ton yesterday Of justices of the
peace and constables. In every in.
stance the successful candidates were
elected by Il safe majority. The vote
cast was almost as neavy as at the
general election last November.
Considerable interest was taken in
the election as lis evidenced by the
fact that almost a full vote was polIed
So-called Fusion tickets were in the
field in the fourth, seventeenth and
eighteenth precincts, but the ticket
put mp by the opposition in the third
precinct was strictly Democratic
The result of the election in the city
precincts yesterday SHOWS that there
was no dissension or strife in the
ranks of the Republicans notwith-
standing the alleged fusion of Demo.
Gratis and Independent Republicans.
Reflect Three Justices of the Peace.
Three of the justices of the peace
We're reelected to the position Justice
of the Peace Nicolas Sena of Precinct
8, Justice of the Peace Ricardo Ala
rid. of Precinct 4, and Justice of the
Peace Jose NJ. Garcia. of Precinct H..
Justice of the Peace-elect Henry Pa
checo will succeed Justice of the
Peace lnez Manzanares who was not
a candidate for reelection.
Nicolas Sena received the largest
majority of any of the candidates for
Justice of the peace. OF 2G3 votes
cast in his precinct ne received 2O4
Jose A. Padilla is credited with 5S
and Francisco Truiillo /. Time was
when this precinct was largely Demo
cratic, but it has of late years joined
the Republican ranks.
Justice Of the Peace Jose Ma. Gar
cia received a majority or 81, more
than was received altogether by Jose
Y. Sandoval, the candidate of the
Democrats and Independent Repub
licans.
Justice of the Peace Ricardo Alarid
was reelected by majority of Is, and
Henry Pacheco's majority was AZ.
The following is the official count of
the votes cast in the four city pre-
cincts at yesterdays election:
Precinct Three.
For Justice of the Peace Nicolas
Sena, Republican, 204 Jose A. Pa.
dilla, Democrat, 5S; Francisco Truiil-
10, Democrat, /. Sena's plurality, 146.
For Constable-Manuel Montoya y
Colombo, Republican, 1856; Francisco
Democrat rs. Montoyas ma,
jority, 107,
Precinct Four.
For Justice of the Peace--Ricardo
Alarid Republican, 1853; Manuel Or
tiz y Martinez, Independent Republl-
can-Democrat, 90. Alarid's majority
rs.
For Consiable-.Jose DomingueZ.
1854 Locario Lopez, lnde
pendent RepublicanlDemocrat, "a. Do
majority, 10.
Precinct Seventeen.
For Justice of the Peace--.Jose Ma.
Garcia, Republican 1872; Jose T. San
doval Independent Republican-Demo-
GRAFT, 81. Garcia's majority, 81.
For Constable -Eusebio EscudEro,
127; Frank Hail. indie
pendent Republican-Democrat, Sc. Es-
majority, n.
Precinct Eighteen.
For Justice of the Peace--Henry
Pacheco, Republican, III; Melton
Garcia, Independent Republican-Demo-
crat, So. Pacheco's majority A.
For Constable-Roque Herrera, Re-
publican. lis; David Lobato, Independ-
ent Republcan-Democrat, 65. Her
rera's majority 50.