El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13

lican. If won by the contestant. the Re
pubHcans would have exactly two
thirds majority. but even without that
the Democrats do not have One-third
vote IN the senate. The state senator's
alphabetically arranged are:
c Il. Aldredge, Democrat Quay coun-
Isaac Barth, Democrat BernalinO
). II Bowman, Republican Otero
Thomas D. Burns, Republican, Rio
John s Clark. Republican. San Miguel
h {. CHAMPION. Republican. COlfa1
Fred F. DoepD, Democrat Eddy OOun-
A J. Evans Democrat Roosevelt
Eugenio B. GallegOs. Republican.
squire HaTtt. Republican. Taos ooun-
James F. Hlnkle Democrat. Chaves
Herbert b Holt. Republican. Dona
Louis c. HELD. Republican. San Nj
c. J. Laughren. Republican. Luna
Thomas J. Mabry Democrat. Curry
william NJ Mccoy. Republican Tor
Epimenio 4. Alera. Republican. San
Juan Navarro. Republican. Mora
Gregory Page. Republican. Mckinley
county.
BENJAMIN F Pankey. Republican.
Santa Fe county.
Abelino Romero. Progressive" Re
publican, SOcOrrO county.
Boleslo Romero, Republican. Valen-
cia county.
J r Sulzer. Progressive" Repub-
Ucan, BernalillO county. a
William B. Walton, Democrat Grant
county.
The House.
The house consists OF 49 members, OF
whom IS are Democrats, three are Pro
gresstve" Republicans, and 80 Repub-
leans Contests viii be brought against
four members By Republicans, and II
decided IN favor OF the contestants,
I would give the house, too, two-thirds
contestees retain their seats, the Demo
Gratis viii not have q one-third vote.
The members OF the house alphabetical
Miguel A. Baca, Republican. valen-
Ramon L Baca, Republican. Santa Fe
". E. Blanchard. Republican. Lincoln
county.
Robert H Boulware. Republican,
Grant county
John b Berg. Progressive Repub-
lican, Bernalfllo county.
J. W Campbell. Democrat Quay
P Z Carter. Democrat Roosevelt
Juan D, casadOs. Democrat, Union
Charles c, catron. Republican. santa
James ". Chaves. Republican. Tor
rance county.
W. H Ghrisman. Republican. San
Juan J. Clancy. Republican. Guada-
Thomas F. COoney. Republican. So
Manuel cordOva Republican. Taos
county.
Marcos c. DeBaca, Progressive Re-
publican, Sandoval county
Charles P. Downs Republican, OterO
John t Evans. Democrat. chaves
Hugh II Gage. Democrat, Eddy cOun-
Rafael Garcia, Democrat. Bernaln1o
A S GOOden. Democrat. Grant oOun-
Tomas A Gurule. Progressive" Re
publican. BernaIillo county.
Conrad A Hilton, Republican, SOcorro
county.
J. L House. Democrat. Quay county.
1ranquiiino Labadie, Republican,
w H h. LIeweiIyn. Republican. Dona
Ana county.
RemegIio Lopez Democrat. Mora
Florence Love. Democrat Eddy
Jose P. LucerO. Republican. Rio Ar
riba county.
Manuel P 7Ianzanares. Republican.
Guadalupe county.
N c Nartinez, Democrat, Colfax
Duncan MoGinivray. Republican. Nc
Luis R MontOya, Republican. Taos
PrescilianO Moreno. Republican. DOna
James ". Mullens, Democrat chaves
W ". Nichols. Democrat Curry oOun-
zacarias Padil1a Republican. valen-
Francisco Quintana- Republican. San
" E Rogers, Democrat. Chavss
Bias Sanchez, Republican. Mora cOun-
J. H skidmOre. Republican. Colfa1
s j. Smith. Democrat, Luna county.
Q. T. Toombs. Republican, Union
George W Trip. Republican. San Nj
Julian c, Tru5illO. Republican. Rio
George H tucker. Democrat Sierra
James V. TuIy. Republican. Lincoln
county.
A D. Vargas, Republican, Rio Arriba
county.
John A Young. Republican, Mckinley
county
Jaffa For Senator.
Representative James V. Tully ex-
poets TO present the name OF Nathan
Jaffa. to the house for consideration as
United States senator.
The Democratic central committee
met today TO consider with the minor
ity legislators a policy to which the
latter are to adhere during the legisla-
tive session
EIeefing Officers.
The hoase has elected Roman L
Baca, Of Santa Fe, who had been the
speaker Of the house IN 1907, as speak
er, and Frank Staplin. OF Pennington
! who was chief clerk also in 1907, as
chief clerk. Speaker r. L Baca was pre-
scented with a, handsome gaTeL
The Democrats and "ProgFessiTes'
nominated Marcos @. de Baca for
speaker and Rafael Romero for clerk,
but could only muster Is against 81
votes on the former, and 13 votes
against 81 on the latter
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