El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-07
DEMOCRATS MAKE
WH|RLW|ND
M|NOUP
Begin and End Campaigning
all at the Same Time, Al
most. in Ell PasO.

Following a whtrlwind, windup cam
paign, decks are cleared in Ell Paso for
the state and county election Tuesday.
Although the Republican, Democratic.
Prohibition, Socialist and Socialist
Labor parties have tickets in the field
over the state, the contest in FL Paso
county narrows down to consideration
of Republican and Democratic candi-
dates.
Over the state. the candidacy of ]. o.
Terrell, the Republican candidate for
governor, has attracted more than
passing interest, owing to the division
Of sentiment as result Of the Demo-
cratic primaries last summer.
On the Republican ticket, interest
centers in the county in the contests
Of j. e. Rhein, candidate for district
clerk against Ike Alderete, Democratic
nominee, and r. F. Mitchell, Republi-
can nominee for constable, against
Domingo Montoya, Democratic nomi-
nee. Mr.. Rhein and Mr.. Mitchell have
been making aggressive campaigns,
both interviewing personally a large
number Of Ell Paso county and city
voters.
For state representative from the
Tooth legislative district, the Republic
can nominee is Edward w. Earl
against w. C. McGown. For congress.
Robert M. Webb is the Republican
candidate against W. r. Smith, Demo-
crat.
In the county, Louis Gasser is the
Republican nominee for sheriff against
Peyton Edwards, Democrat and ]. ].
Ormsbee is the Republican nominee for
county commissioner from precinct No.
1, against James Clifford, Democratic
nominee.
No Opposition.
For the balance of the county Of
fices, the Republican party has no
ticket in the field and the election of
the Democratic nominees is but a mat
ter of form. They are:
District attorney, Joseph NJ Nealon:
county judge. A, S. Eylar; county
clerk, Park w. Pftman; county attor-
ney, w. W. Bridgers; county assessor.
G. w. Huffman; county treasurer J.
w. Magoffin; county collector, George
Harper; superintendent of public in
struction, ]. E. Rainier; county sur
Veyor, J. w Eubank; county commits
sioner precinct No. l. James Clifford,
justice Of the peace precinct No. 1,
place No l., E. B. McClintock; Justice
of the peace, precinct No. 1, place No 2,
II. r. Stacy
The election of c.. B. Hudspeth,
candidate for reelection as state sem
ator from the 25th senatorial district,
is also conceded. He has no oppose
ton.
Constitutional Amendments
proposed amendment to the con-
stitution, section 81, article 8, is sub
mitted for consideration. 1t relates to
the establishment and maintenance of
a home for disabled and INDECENT
wives and widows of confederate SOL
d1ers and sailors. 1t has not been Civ
en- much consideration in the western
part of the state.
In an effort to poll the full Demo-
cratic vote Of the county, Democratic
campaign headquarters have been
opened at 210 Mesa avenue, and a num-
Der of meetings held. The last is
scheduled for Monday night, when
several speeches will be heard. A
strong effort has been made to ANAL
gamate the warning ring and anti-ring
factions in FL Paso county and some |
success has been reported. The final |
appeal will be made Monday night. |
The headquarters were visited Monday |
oy large number, in which Mexicans
greatly predominated.
All arrangements for the election |
we're completed Monday, the voting |
booths and election supplies having /
been distributed over the county and |
;ity by county clerk Pitman But one
;hange in voting booths has been an |
that in precinct 2 in the city
which will be located at ia East Sec !
md street The original location was |
announced as South Oregon and Second /
treet