El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-11
SOCIALISTS WORK
FOR VOTES Of
UNION|5TS
Little Interest and a Small
Vote in the Municipal
Election.

Despite the efforts of the ring can
didates only a light vote is being polled
today. but little interest being mani
tested in the election, owing to the fact
that the result is foregone conclusion
However. the Socialists are mastering
their forces and making strong bid
for the union vote, and it is known that
some pressure is being brought to bear
on these men 10 cast their votes Tor the
socialists.
In the first precinct, efforts were
made by several to cast the printed
tickets which the Socialists had dis
tributed, but this was refused and no
trouble was had. 1t is not believed tnat
the Socialists can control very largo
vote among the Mexicans, for the rea-
son that the ignorant voters cannot
write the names Of the candidates. on
the ballots and. therefore, cannot vote
for them.
The musicians are making fight on
alderman Blumenthal because Of his
employment of Kindig's municipal band,
some OF the men claiming that the
members. or at least number Of them,
were not residents of FL Paso.
In the downtown precincts very
light vote was cast up to noon, and at
precinct 3, the Central fire station.
where there is usually a heavy vote
pofled. there was no herding of Mex
lean voters and only p votes had been
cast up to $780, At the city hall the
vote was small.
The Workers.
Following are the committees ap-
pointed by the ring to get out the
vote" at Tuesdays election:
Precinct No. IL. NJ White, former
deputy county tax collector; Pat
Powers, city sanitary inspector; A. Non
tescue. private citizen, brother OF no
officehoIder, candidate for nothing IN
particular. and who has no relatives
who hold office.
No. Ike AIderete, district clerk,
major domo Of the Mexican vote and OF
fetal Interpreter in 34th district court;
also brother of Frank Domingo Mon
toya. constable and leader of the cigar
maker contingent of the Mexican
voters.
No. 81. A. Escajeda, county auditor
and vote getter at large among the
Mexican population. c. H Webster,
state ranger, F. Armendariz, one of the
plain '-peepul;" some are always needed
! for effect.
No. 4-"Ted' Bartlett, assistant city
building inspector. n. Lopez, another
of the P. P, representing the sons OF
Hidalgo Frank Alderete, city scaven-'
ger. peace envoy to. the insurrecto SYM
pathizers, and brother of Ike.
No 5.-Ike Alderete (see~ above) sec
ond appearance, wearing diamond sun
bursts and a striped green suit DR..
A. H. Butler. assistant city physician
Jack Dawson. cashier Of the city water
works. and charter member of the Wild
Cat club. the local Tammany organi-
zation.
No. 81. W. Carter, newcomer and
prominent citizen. who will be useful
later. Charles Dunno. brother of Joe
Dunno, mayor exofficio of East FL
Paso by grace of mayor Kelly R Ba-
relic. a worker in the trenches
No. George Harper, county tax
collector. brother Of Judge James R.
Harper and Of school trustee J. II.
Harper H. F. Stacy. justice of the
No. s.-R. c. walshe, attorney and
| tentative candidate for an office some
time. maybe Randolph Terry, former
| justice Of the peace and law partner
! of Volney Brown, assistant city attor-
pey. E. B. McClintock, justice Of the
| peace.
No. s.-W. d. Greet. deputy sheriff
under F. J. Hall, now back in the camp.
| J. W. Carter, prominent citizen, who is
expected to be valuable later. Jim
| ConkIin. leader of the Irish contingent
and political partner Of uncle Dick
/ Caples. J. o. Crosson, campaign man
ager for F. J. Hall during the late I'M
! pleasantness.
No. 10. B. Brady, chairman Of the
! city committee, and president Of the
| Petrolithic Paving company Also son
of his father. who is street commits
/ sioner Fred L Hewitt, another SON
whose father represents the Republican
minority in the city council. J. w.
Leighton, deputy city assessor and tax
collector.
No. lie. R. Brownie, city fumiga-
tor. Dr. Frank Lynch, assistant county
| health officer.
No. 12.-Judge A S. J. Eylar, official
ring orator on all occasions, county
Judge Louis Behr, city tax collector
! and assessors J. NJ Nealon, district at
| torney, and st. Patrick's dfI5 orator T:
W. Nealon. Joe's brother 'Ardoin''
| Pool. candidate for city recorder
/ against "Giveadam' Jones and self
STYLED Democratic manager. Jack Daw-
son. second assignment, see above
| Charles Gaal, city food and vegetable
inspector, and son of ]. G. Gaal, who is
a friend Of judge Eylar's and superin-
! tendent Of the county hospital. I. G.
| GaaI. see above. Charles LeBaron, sec
/ rotary of organization political meet
ings and one Of the star performers In
the center ring
Butter 25c Wednesday only Ardoin's.