Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-29
Incumbent Receives Forty
Three Votes, House Giving
Him Twenty-Eight and Sen
ate Fifteen,
DEMOCRATS LINE UP
FOR E. C. De BACA
Lieutenant-6Overnor Honored
with Twenty-Three Votes
Minority Showing Sincerity
for SpaniSh-AmericanS,

for Spanish-Americans,
estate eapitaI Burcan 81 Morning journal. !
santa Ife. Jan. 2S.-As anticipated
In the Morning Journal in each OF us
issues this week. Senator Albert II.
Fall was this noon elected TO succeed
himself for the six-year term begin
ming March g. 1918. The election was
on the first ballot the senator having
not only a majority Of the votes cast
Ia both houses. but majority Of the
votes east ia each house. He received
twenty-elght votes Ia the house ana
fifteen in the senate total " forty
three. These are the votes OF the
"Fan Forty" plus the three added
votes east by the trio OF Fan sympa-
thizers who did not attend that fa-
nous gathering Thursday night
The nearest competitor Of the SEN
ator was r. c. de Baea. lieutenant
governor. who received seven votes In
the senate and sixteen in the house, a
total Of twenty-three He got the
solid democratic backing.
Scattering votes were accorded W..
". Andrews. who got the two progress
siye votes IN the senate. Il. l.. Baca
Charles a. spiess and Juan J. Clancy
ST.. who was voted for By his son In
The house. Maiaquias Martinez re-
ceived one vote from Mr. CordoNa,
but this WAS later changed 60 Fail.
The total vote stood as follows
In the senate.
For Fall. Abeytia Bowman, Burns,
Clark Champion. Gallegos, Hartt.
Holt. iifeld, Laughren. Miera, Nayar-
ro. Page, Pankcy Romero.
For T. C. de Baca. Alldredge,
Barth. Doepp, Evans. Hinkle, Mabry
Walton
For ". q. Andrews. Mccoy, Sui
zer
In the House.
For Fall. Baca. Blanchard. Burg,
Catron. Chavez. Chrisman, Cooney,
Cordova, Downs. Goodell, Hilton,
LleweliNn. Lobato. Lucero. Manzan-
ares McGlllivray, Montoya, Moreno,
Padilla Quntana. Sanchez, skidmore,
Toombs. rripp, Truiillo, Tully, Var
gas. Young.
For +. c. de naca: Boulware, Car
ter. Campbell, Casados. Evans, Gage.
Garcia. House. Lopez Love, Martinez.
Mullens. Nichols, Rogers. smith,
Tucker
For M. a. Otero NJ c. dc Baca.
For Juan J. Clancy sr. Clancy.
For Il. l. Baca Gurule. Labadie
For Charles a. Spiess: x. L. Baca.
Summary: Fall f3: e. G. de Baca.
90: Speaker Raca, .: W Il. Andrews,
.. NJ. 4. Otero, Juan J. Clancy ST.
/ Charles A. spicss, 1.
The scene In the house while the
voting was going on was one Of great
impressivencss Many visitors were
present. nearly all the chairs on the
iloor being taken by ladies of the
families Of the different legislators.
The chamber was quite still, except
for the rising and naming Of each
mans choice as the clerk called the
roll
Partly from the nervous strain and
partly. perhaps for other causes,
there WAS "a Utter Of laughter as the
clerk called the speakers name and
he voted for Charles A. Spiess. This
was the last vote. and by that time
those who knew who had voted for
Fall in the senate were sure that he
had been named.
The senate was not so crowded as
was the house, but there was a fair
representation there, at that. The
balloting in the upper house was over
by the time the roll had been well
started in the lower body
The leading features Of the senate
session this morning were the intro
duction of a primary election act by
Senator Pankey, and the adoption OF
the Burg house joint resolution pro-
yidng for the election OF a United
States senator today. This was de-
layed until after ali routine business
had been got out Of the way, when
the senate took a recess for ten
minutes and the committee on privi-
leges and elections met and framed
report
When the call to order came. unani-
nous consent was asked and the re-
port presented and adopted. The sem
ate then passed the resolution Just as
1t came from the house and a mes
senger Immediately notified that body
Of the senates action
The senate recessed until 1859,
then met and balloted upon a senator,
adjourning Immediately at the COM
pletion of this ballot and the an
nouncement by the lieutenant gov
ernor that majority Of votes had
been east for Senator Fall.
In the senatorial vote the demo-
Gratis made good the spirit Of their
Spanish-American resolution vester-
day hy casting a solid hallot for Lieu
tenant Governor L. c, de Baca This