Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-11
NEW MEXICO VOTE STRONGLY ANDREWS fBkhka .-- Returns Indicate That the Delegate Has About f500
 Plurality.

ALBUQUERQUE. N. M., Nov. g. With complete semi-official returns ! from nine of the twenty-five counties | of New Mexico, and fairly complete
 returns from all of the remaining | counties and with three excep- tions, everything points to the eiec- l ton of w. H. Andrews, republican, as delegate to congress by a majority of
 better than 1900 votes, and that may
 reach 1900.
 The returns received here up to 2 o'clock this morning by the Morning Journal, from Mora, Taos and Rio Ar riba counties, are not satisfactory, anu ] 1t is difficult to arrive at a fair con clusion as to just what the result will be in those counties. The indications are, however, that Mir. Andrews has carried Taos county with a majority of better than 150i and that he has al so carried Mora county by about the same majority. The democrats con cede Taos county by l50 and they make no claim whatever to Mora coun- ty, holding it to be open ground un- til all pprecincts have reported.
 The democrats claim Rio Arriba by 250 majority, while the republicans claim it by 300. The river precincts
 
 ty for Larrazolo The more distant precincts yet to be heari from are nor maliy strongly republican and the Morning Journal has placed the coun- ty in the democratic column with an estimated majority e 100 for Larra- Zolo, pending more definite returns. The county chairman of Mora county claims that county by 300, and while definite information is lacking from a number of important pprecincts, the democrats make no claim to the coun- ty and 1t is placed in the Andrews col umn at 300.
 Both parties are still claiming Lin coin and Sierra counties by small ma jorities. The official count is not in from Sandoval county. The repubH- cans claim the county by 300. The democrats claim mSt will not go more than 600 for Andrews.
 The Morning Journal has compiled a table from the semi-official returns and the most reliable information to be obtained from every county. This information has come from local cor respondents, and from the chairmen of the two parties in the seevral coun- ties. The table gives Mir. Andrews a majority of 1266 votes.
 The official returns from Taos, RIO Arriba and Mora counties may reduce this majority somewhat. But the situa- tion in these counties is not such as to change the result and Mir Andrews has been elected. Republican majori- ties, moreover, are likely to increase with the official returns from Socorro, Sandoval and Taos counties and it, therefore, seems safe to predict that Mir. Andrews will have a majority up- on the semi-official returns of not less than 1900. Final reports which vii be received today will undoubtedly make change of few votes in practically every county except those from which semi-official returns have been re- ceived.
 A statement given out at Mir. An- drews' office shortly before 10 o'clock last night claimed a majority of 1545. This estimate, however, placed Lin coin county in the Andrews column, and placed the majority in San Miguel at 500 and claiming Rio Arriba by 200. The returns received late last night in dicate that Lincoln county has gone for Larrazolo by about 50 votes, ana that the majority in San Miguel will not greatly exceed 500, although IL may go higher on returns from the considerable number of<republicans not yet reported The late returns in- dicate that so far as heard from Rio Arrtba county precincts are returning small majorities for Larrazolo.