Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-05
OFFICIAL FIGURES
INDICATE The
TOTAL VOTE
Republican Majority, Under
Normal Conditions, Is 10000
and Morei Large Increase IN
Voting in Two Years,

lby Morning journal Soecih1 1asascu NFel
Santa Fe, ~. M. oct. 4-The last
county has sent in it's election returns
and the DEAL vote for the entire ter
ritory has now been compiled. The
average veto Tor the republican can
didates totals up 24,676; the average
vote ior the democratic candidates to-
tdls 1925. a republican plurality OF
1881, which, however, would have
been much larger but for the fusion
"arrangen ents in republican counties
like Socofro, Rio Arriba, Otero, Lin
coil ald Sccorro and the failure of
the republicans to put up candidates
in Eddy county.
From these figures, il is apparent
the normal republican majority of
the territory is 10, 900 and more. The
total vote cast at the election last
month was 1910 as against 55,S7S
votes cast ct the congressional elec-
ton in November, 1908. The socialist
vote was 1898, a gain on 542 over
two years ago.; scattering votes were
PAL. The republican vote showed a
loss of 2,929 and the democratic vote
of 7,422 over W. years ago.
several Boards In Session.
The territorial land board met this
afternoon in the office of the COVER
nor. who is q member, together with
Land Commissioner Il. =. Ervien and
Territorial Engineer Vernon l.. Sulli-
van. The cattle sanitary board met
at Albuquerque today and the board
of trustees Of the territorial insane
asylum met today at Las Vegas. The
territorial board OF o%steopathy met ut
Albuquerque yesterday.
Territorial Funds.
Territorial Treasurer NJ. A.. Otcro
today received $1,000 for the terri
torial treasury from Game Warden
Thomas +. Gable.
Who Pays the Taxes?
In QUAY county the railroads arc
assessed at onc-fourth of the total
taxable valuation. The following are
the percentages for 1910 figured out
by Travelling Auditor Charles V. SAT-
ford. Railroads, 24.21. city lots and
improvements EGG. horses II mules
5.84. cattle 2.G9, wagons, implements
ana harness 2.63, agricultural lands
and improvements 2.55, household
goods PIP. banks la. sheep and
goats /, light end water plants 81. all
other classes ass.
offices Moved.
The territorial engineer and the SUI
perintendent OF public instruction
have moved their offices from the
third floor of the capitol to the new
me
Notary Public Appointed.
Governor Mills today appointed
Porfirio Abreu of Penasco, Taos
county. a notary public.
Handsome Gift Announced.
Director Edgar l.. Hewett of the
School OF American Archaeology in
this city, today a gilt OF
q -gA- -. afI fI. pggru rghau pf tho !
school. which makes its headquarters
in the Palace of the Governors. The
sum is given for use in connection
with the expedition of the school TO
Guatemala which is being organized
To AXE the field at the beginning OF
the winter season.
BY virtue Of an agreement recently
entered into between the Department
Ct the Interior. the Smithsonian In
.stitution and the Colorado cliff Dwell |
ings Association. the school OF Amer
lean Archaeology in Santa Fe has
requested to take charge of the
excavation and repair of Balcony
House. one OF the remarkable elf
dwellings of the Mesa Verde National
Park. The expedition for the work
viii be organized at once. Director
Hewett. accompanied by Jesse l.
Nusbaum. constructor and photog-
rapher. p. j. Adams. surveyor DR.
Lewis b. Patton. the celebrated SEM
itic a~rchaeologist and indian laborers
will leave tomorrow Tor the Mesa
Verde in southern Colorado To- inaug-
urate the work.
MR.. Sargent T. Dead.
Mrs. Margaret Sargent mother of
Territorial Auditor W. O.. Sargent and
sister OF Hon. r. D.. Burns Of TERRA
Amarillo. died here today after i'll
ness OF six weeks She was So years
OF age and her home was In I'd Rlto
the funeral will be held Thurs
day.
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