Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-11-08
GOVERNOR|SSH|IP Of NEW MEXICO
HANGS IN TIE BALANCE
Otherwise Republicans Claim Have Elected Every Can
ddase State Ticket, Most of the District
Judges and the Legislature.

SOHhes tlN9t ioiitu up sum tlS-HtH-
dous majorities that they could not
be overcome. While the rest of the
Democratic ticket ran somewhat be-
hind Mcdonald, yet, it does not seem
to be to great extent and if McDon-
AIDS majority foots UP 1880 Or more,
it is very likely that he pulled his
ticket with him to success.
At eleven o'clock this forenoon
very few complete returns were at
hand, but they were mostly adverse
to the Republican ticket and chance
for success by scratch did not seem
to improve although it will be tomor-
row before this is definitely known
The Republicans seem to have saved
the legislature out of the wreck and
elected the usual number of county
tickets
Santa Fe County.
This county stood by the Republi-
can party Loyalty. The City of Santa
Fe did better than had been antici-
pated. Such precincts as Cienega
which had been conceded to the Demo.
Gratis were carried by the Republi-
cans, while San Pedro, Golden and
Madrid did not do as well as expee
ted. The following are some of the
returns by precincts.
Precinct No. 2, Tesuque.
Governor, Bursum 30, Mcdonald SO:
Lieutenant Governor, Martinez 30,
Baca, &c. Secretary of State, Romero
% Lucero So; Auditor. Sargent 50,
Delgado SO; Treasurer, Mirabal 20,
Marion So; Attorney General Clancy
29, McGill SO; Land Commissioner
Ervien Sc, Emerson So; Superinten-
dent Schools, stroup, 80, White 33;
Supreme Judges, Parker 80 Roberts
%, Wright 30, Hanna Sc Burkhart
SO, Dunn So; Corporation Commiss-
toner's, Armijo, Williams, Groves 20,
Owen, Martinez and Van Stone So;
Congress Curry and Baca 30: Fergus.
son, Valverde So; District Judge Alb
tott 80, Whitehead So; District At
torney, Read 20, Christ So; State
Senate, Pankey 29 Otero So; House,
Baca 80, Candelario. 50 Catron SO
Cartwright SO Labadie 90, Rael .36;
Sheriff, Closson 23, Delgado 42: Treas
.irer, Lopez %, Griffin 81; Clerk, Ortiz
SO, Delgado 35 superintendent Schools
Conway, 35, Pollard 80; Probate Judge
Alarid, 30 Montoya So: Assessor, Ri
vera so, Gonzales 80; County Com
rissioners, Kinsell, 80, Pine 30 Jiron
rs, seligman 33, Rael 36, Romero So;
Surveyor, Hill 20, Walker 36.
Precinct No. II.
Bursum 1873; Mcdonald IA: Marti-
nez 1856; Baca 1856; Romero 142; Lu-
cero 109; Sargent 149; Delgado 102;
Mirabel 13l; Marion ia; Clancy 156;
McGill 95; Ervien 155; Emerson 90;
Stroup 141; White 10; Parker 14O;
Hanna 119; Roberts 144 Burkhart
l0S; Wright 139; Dunn 1OS; Armijo
1876; Owens 10; Williams 143; Mar
tinez 105; Groves IA; Van Stone
ll6; Curry 151; Ferguson 113; Baca
1874: Valverde 1903; Abbott 1872; White
head SO; Read 143; Christ 10S; Pan
key 1873; Otero 11S; Baca 1873; Cande.
ario 107; Catron 1874: Cartwright 121;
Labadie 1879; Rael ia; Closson 142;
Delgado 112; Lopez 139; Griffin ia;
Ortiz 1874; Delgado 119; Conway 1856;
Pollard III; Alarid 1879; Montoya,
is; Rivera 141; Gonzales 112; Kin
sell 142; Seligman 109; Pine 146; Rael
los; Jiron 142; Romero 10; Hill 1923;
Walker 1874.
Other Precincts.
La Cienega gave Mcdonald and Bur-
sum each Al votes. Most of the other
ran AZ for Republicans
and 40 for Democrats. Glorieta gave
So votes for Bursum and 33 votes for
Other candidates ran in
about the same proportion. Santa
Fe, Precinct No. II, gave Mcdonald
LA and Bursum 1873. Madrid gave
Bursum 4S and Mcdonald As; Rio del
Medic gave Bursum 28 and Mcdonald
Ia.
For the State Senate Pankey re-
oeived 1852, M. A. Otero $40. For the
House, R. L. Baca 1915, C. c. Catron
1884, S. G. Cartwright 975 J. S. Can
1elario S72, Labadie 1852, Rael 95S.
For Sheriff, Closson received 1929,
Alfredo Delgado 110S. For treasurer
Celso Lopez 1884, w. E. Griffin 1O47.
For clerk, Marcelino Garcia 1907. M.
Delgado 1925.
For county school superintendent,
John G. Conway 1907, H. L. Pollard
1902. Probate Judge, Canuto Alarid
1910; N. Montoya 1921. Assessor,
relesforo Rivera 1924; David Gonzales
1908. County Commissioners, George
N. Kinsell 1878; James L. Seligman
1913; Jose Ortiz y Pine 1888; Rael
L042; Jiron 1891; Romero 1894. Sur
veyor Hill 1899; John H. Walker,
1880.
In precinct Number is one vote was
cast by the Socialists for the entire
Socialist ticket and in precinct No. 4
,Wo votes for entire Socialist ticket.
Two for Cutting.
In precinct No. 4 two votes were
cast for Bronson M. Cutting for
Congress although he is not a can
iidate.
Eddy County.
The Bursum vote in the entire coun.
y is about 300 out of 1000 votes cast.
Groves will have 500 votes. In Carls-
bad Bursum has 62 out of 407 votes.
Balance of Republican ticket receives