Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-26
Seventh Ballet Reveals Little
Change in Standing Of Can
didates; Fall Gains One Vote
Over Showing Yesterday.
ALL NIGHT MEETINGS
OF WARRING ELEMENTS
Fall and Catron Combination
Picked as Winner by Wise
Ones; Andrews Followers
Show No Sign Of Yielding.

(speciaf TeIeHram 90 Evenimm FEaraHal
Santa Fe n NJ, March 25.--The
senatorial situation following the
Joint ballot al noon today remains
practically unchanged. just enough
votes being shifted on todays ballot
10 show that the deadlock is just ais
tight as ever and that no material
headway has been made by any OF the
candidates. Significance Is attached
TO the fact that couple Of second
choice votes from the Andrews camp
were deflected from T. y. Catron to
II. o. Buraum, who Is being credited
with the shifting OF the Andrews men
70 prepent any electioa az this sime.
The progressive Republicans cone
tinue to stand aleof from either Dem.
0crats or Republican regulars throw
ing their votes today 10 four candf-
dates HagermRn Prince, II. l. iYaca
and Judge John w. Terry. W. H.
Gillenwater received no vetea today.
The organization votes went 10 for
Fall and Catron showing c0nclualvely
that the organization Is still insisting
upon the election OF these two men.
The Andrews vote remains stationary
showing i1 for him and scattering on
seeohd choice enough 10 maint N his
position With the pther candidates ana
20 help tighten the deadlock The
Mills vote stood about as before the
majority being cast for the FalI.Alisss
combination The Democrats slfd NOT
hold ali Of their forces today, az
though IN the shuttle Felix Msrtinex
came out with che usual 20 and Mr..
Jones with one ioS&. HemiglO ks0pez
voted Tor Marsinez but scratch
cd Jones. 10 vote for Mills. Manzan-
ares gave Mills one vote and cast the
other for Speaker fiaca thfa being one
Of the Mills votes that did not - fo
Judge Fail Judge Fall. however
snined one vote over yesterday III
The shifting OF forces Untii nearly
2 O'Clock this morning meetings wore
IN progress In the hotels looking to
the eiection. 1, Is saia of the Fall
aud CairOn combination. Earsy thlA
morning the report was san about
That Fall and CatfOn would be- elect.
ed. This came from outside SOURCES
Tor nothing whatever leaked from
behind the closed doors IN the rooms
where conferences were held Ressssls-
llcan organization sources furnish
the Information today that two RES
publican senators win be elected be.
fore the end Of the week. Other
sources bring forth the statement tnnt
the Republicans are deadl0cked hard-
or than ever and that Il rs doubtful
u even the withdrawas Of some Of the
leaaing candidates would result IN IN
election W H. Williams Of San
Juan county n0minated by w. III.
Chrlsman, John w. Poe, nominated ~
" W Mullens John VI Terry. noml.
haifd By the lWogressives. and III 4.
Burke, santa Fe postmaster given the
vote OF Senator Mccoy, were among
ne new entries on today's ballot.
8urke's vote was a Catron vote, Shirt.
ed & rs said BY the Andrews tamB In
the interest of Mr., Andrews Senator
Mccoy said Il was q complimentary
vote Eugenio n Gailegos gave
vote 20 iarrazolo ana again voted for
Eusoni0 Romero Of san Miguel coun-
~ Romer0's vote would probably
have gone for Aiilis on show down.
A significant ieKlufe OF the situation
today was the presentation 10 each
member 0f a four column resolution
hy the spanish.American editors en-
titled Now or Never" urging the
candidacy Of q Spanl8h-American pre-.
ferably q. a, I0rraEOtO The follow
ing newspapers were represented. Ia
Opinion Publica, 10 Bandorn Amer
lcana Of Albuquerque, IA Ealrolla on
i.as Craces E C0mhaie Ol Wagon
Mound, Ei independents of las
Vegas, El Fgnlx of Clayton, Ei AIS.
rano' Americana Of Belen. va Nnevo
Esiado a. Tierra of Amarillo Texas.
~ prosfaso Of TRINIDAD. ana ia
Opinion Publica of WaIsenbure. Colo,
she lattQr paper owned by Caslmiro
8areln
While Il le known that efforts 10
0eoure a Republican caucus are stlil
being made. 4 Is Nald that not als of