Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-11-09
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Unfavorable returns from Dona
Ana, Colfax, Otero, Lincoln and other
counties this morning soon wiped out
the favorable margin that Holm o.
Bursun seemed to have yesterday aft
ernoon. The splendid majorities in
San Miguel and Rio Arriba counties
did not help him much and as the
New Mexican goes to press, McDon-
AIDS election by almost 1000 majority
is certain, and the chances of the
other Republican candidates for elec-
tion grew smaller as the Mcdonald
lead increased. At this writing
Frank w. Clancy alone seems surely
elected with the chances also very
favorable to r. P. Ervien and George
Curry and some chance for all of the
others. In Colfax county, the lead of
the Republican state ticket over Bur-
sam is 500, IN San Miguel 400 and in
Santa Fe county candidates like
Frank W. Clancy are 223 ahead of the
Bursum vote and in Bernalillo county,
Clancy is ahead 523 of the Bursum
vote
San Miguel County.
At 8 o'cloc kthis afternoon, with
three precincts to hear from Holm O
Bursum had a majority of S74 in San
Miguel county; A. B. Stroup of 1175
and Secundino Romero of 1925.
Albuquerque is Locoed.
Albuquerque, N. NJ. Nov 9.-With
number of outlying districts still
to be heard from, interest in returns
ters in the close race of the Republic
cans and the Democrat-Progress
Republican coalition for the control
Of the legislature which will elect two
United States senators. Returns this
morning gives the Republicans 81 out
OF Y votes in joint assembly and the
coalition 81 with four seats in doubt.
Democrats admit, however, that there
is strong possibility of the Republi-
cans winning all of the four seats
still in doubt which would give them
"a scant majority of ten. On the re.
turns available this morning, the
make up of the legislature is as fol-
lcws:
Senate IA Republicans, 9 Demo-
Gratis and Progressive Republican one
doubtful.
House, % Republicans, % Demo
Gratis and Progressive Republicans,
three doubtful.
Should the coalition control the leg.
is!ature, it is expected that one of the
new senators will be Democrat and
the other Progressive Republican.
Places on the Democratic legislative
ticket were divided between the two
parties to the fusion.
That the entire Democratic state
ticket. headed by w. C. Mcdonald
for governor, as well as the two Dem.
ocratic congressional candidates, H.
=. FERGUSON, and Paz Val Verde, will
nave majorities ranging between
2Oo0 and 5000, seems probable.
Dona Ana County.
Mcdonald carried Dona Ana county
ny 9S majority. E. L. Medler, Repub.
llcan for Judge, carried it by 98 ma.
jority; Morgan o. Llewellyn. Demo
crat, for district attorney, carried it
by II. The Republicans elected the
entire legislative ticket, H. B. Holt
receiving 2 majority; Presciliano
Moreno n majority, and w. H. H.
Llewellyn LAT majority. The Repub.
licans elected the entire county ticket
except probate clerk and probate
judge, who were elected by Demo.
Gratis. The Republican state ticket
runs from 100 to 200 ahead of Bur
sum.
Coifax County.
Colfax county defeats Bursum by
400 but gives rest of Republican state
ticket majority.
Chaves County.
With five precincts to hear from
Chaves county gives Mcdonald 1856