Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-09-07

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t< The latest returns at the y
y time of going to press, give Y
y the Republicans Il Of the hun y
y dred delegates to the constitu- y
y tional convention and the y
\ Democrats %. y
! Up to three o'clock this afternoon.
the returns show that the Republicans
will have two thirds majority in the
constitutional convention. The sur
prises of yesterdays election were few
and were almost all in favor of the
Republicans. In San Miguel, Colfax
and Valencia counties the Repubn-
can tickets won by veritable land
slides. Dona Ana, which was consid-
cred doubtful, elects the entire Repub.
lican ticket and in Quay and Roose-
welt, strong Democratic counties, the
Republicans elected two and one dele
gates respectively. In Bernalillo coun-
/ ty. the Democrats managed to elect
one candidate, Hon H. B. Ferguson.
Mora, Mckinley, Sandoval, Taos and
Santa Fe counties are safely moored
in the Republican harbor, while Cha
YES, Eddy, Curry, Grant, Luna and
San Juan are Democratic. In Rio Ar
riba, Socorro, Sierra, Lincoln and
Otero counties there were fusion tick
cts and no contest; in Eddy county no
Republican ticket and in Sandoval
! county no Democratic ticket was NOM
mated But here are the returns by
counties:
BernaIiIIo County.
The Republicans elected seven out
of eight delegates by majorities aver
aging 500. H. B. Ferguson, Demo
crat, defeated ]. Felipe Hubbell, Re-
publican, by about 900 majority.
Chaves County.
The Democrats made clean sweep,
electing their four delegates by major
tiles from 300 upward
coIfax County.
The Republicans elected every can
didate on their ticket by majorities
ranging from 600 to 1900.
Curry County.
The Democrats elected both of the
candidates by 80 majority and more.
Dona Ana County.
The Republican ticket is elected by
$50 majority upward.
Eddy County.
The Democrats elected both of their
candidates to the constitutional con-
vention with only a Socialist ticket in
opposition.
Grant County.
There seems good ground for the
claim of the Democrats that they
elected their four candidates.
Guadalupe County Republican.
The returns indicate the election of
all four delegates by the Republicans
by majorities of 60 to 250.
| Lincoln County.
In this county, fusion secured the
election Of two Republicans and one
Democrat.
Luna County.
J. n. Upton defeated Ralph c.
Easley, Republican, by 9S majority.
Mckinley County.
, Gregory Page, Republican, defeated
: his opponent by 225 majority. Gallup
went 16 Republican
Mora County.
This county is very close but ad-
, vices this afternoon indicate Republi-
, can victory by 125 majority. The Dem
ocrats carried eastern Mora county,
/ including Solano, Wagon Mound and
! Watrous. The Republicans carried
! Roy and Mora, the latter by so major
: ity.
: Otero County.
, A. B. Fall, Republic ali, led the fus"
/ ion ticket by 10 votes. The other
/ two candidates, J. L. Lawson and G.
: E. Moffet are Democrats,
: Quay County.
5 The Republicans elected Reed
3 Holloman and Charles Kohn, the DEM
. ocrats w. w. Mayes, Ed F. Saxon and
5 .. b. Roark.
' Rio Arriba County.
Here fusion resulted in the election
Of four Republicans AMI two Demo.
c Gratis.
e Roosevelt County
= The Republicans elected W. E.
8 Lindsey and the Democrats James
= Hall and C. n. Compton
4 Santa Re County.
r The whole Republican ticket is
j elected by majorities ranging from so
:. to $50.
I San Miguel County.
: The entire Republican ticket is
S elected. The Democrats carried only
Y four out of 81 precincts. Twenty-seven