Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-04
Republican Leaders Claim
More but Returns From
Nearly Every Precinct Show
Him 10 Have Cal.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
WINS IN CITY DISTRICTS
Hugh Williams and Republican
Candidates for Legislature
Come to City With Suffi-
cient Lead.

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cient Lead.
Practically complete but unofficial
returns from BernallIIo county gave
u. G. Hernandez, republican randi-
date for congress. plurality of GAL
over Congressman FERGUSON. demo-
Graf. his opponent While returns on
Francis G. Wilson. progressive. were
lacking last night from every pre-
einet except the two in the city. these
Indicated that he was distant third
In this county.
All reports available gave Herman
deg. I.ss5 and FERGUSON 1851. To
the majority left By subtraction OF
these figures 2it was added ~ Her
nandez' plurality IN Precinct No. Is.
Fergusson's home.
Republican leaders claimed that
Hernandez plurality would reach
500, but only -four precincts had not
reported and the vote In them Is
small. Democratic leaders conceded
Hernandez 700.
Mann. Ortiz, Montoya Win.
While anywhere near complete
fr4ures were unobtaInabie on legisla-
tive candidates. the election Of the
three republicans was indicated. The
democratic trio led in the city, as
did also the democratic candidates
for congress and state corporation
commissioner. Modesto Ortiz. who
believed he would poll greater vote
than Judge r.. A. Mann. trailed the
ticket In the city.
Corporation Commissioner Hugh
Williams appeared 10 have q margin
over Adolfo Hin In the county. al
though scratched republican tickets
showed I'm had gotten votes not
drawn by other members Of his tic
lket.
Albuquerque gave plurality for
every democratic candidate The ru-
raj precincts gavt the republicans
sufficient lead. however, 10 overcome
he democratic pluralities inside the
corporate limits OF Albuquerque. Ala
media was the only precinct outside
he city carried by Mr. Ferguson.
Tabulated Vote Of City.
The fnbulated vote Of the city fol-
ows:
For cougress-AFerguason. LIE;
Hernandez. 7sa: Wilson. H.
For corporation commissioner I
ill. bleo; Williams. SIS; Meier
IL. I
For state legislature-scheer, i.2f0; +
SIeke. i.ib1. Garcia. Lea: Mann.
30. Montoya. 1875: Ortiz. 6ss.
The vote by districts in the city
ollows:
Precinct No. 10. District No. L
ferguson. 1874: Hernandez. so; Will
on, 6 Hnl, 1876; Williams. 1856: Me-
'eer. II: scheer. 1856; Kieke. 1863;
iareia. 1884,; Mann. i4s; Montoya.
60; Ortiz, 1876.
Precinct No. II, District No. -
'ergusson. s7?; Hernandez, 220; VIII
on. N Hin. 1923; Williams. 2e5; Nc
'eer. IS; scheer. 392;s kieke, $50;
Iarcia. s7a; Mann. al; Montoya,
20; Ortiz. 2o2,
Precinct No. %. District No. T.
'ergusson. $40; Hernandez 1888; Will
on. 3: Hin, 33s: Williams. 2l2; Me-
eer. IL: scheer. ais; Kieke. $40; f,
arcie. 3,2; Mann, 200; Montoya.
%; Ortiz, 1877.
Precinct No. 20. District No. p
ergusson, aes. Hernandez, 1885, Will ,
IN. /. HILL ESQ. Williams, 2i5; Me-
Ger, 0: scheer. ESQ; Kieke, 21a; Car
"a, 1874; Mann. 2oi, Montoya. 22ii
ritz. iga.
Vote IN County.
The vote on congressman In rural
reclncts follows:
san Jose--IIernandez, 100; Fer
isson. a.
Del Rio--Hornandez 3S; Fergus
N. 90
lameda--ilernand 80; Fergus
N, 90.
Barelas- Hernandez. 1870; Fergus
in. 10.
san acknowledgements IL Fer
isson, 10
Los Hernandez. ii2; Fer
isson. :.
Ranches de Atrisco--Hernandez,
ia: Ferguson. 20. IA
raiarito-Ifernandez. ~; Fergus
N. Is.
santa MISUNDERSTANDING. los;
ergusson. 20.
La Tijera--Hernandez. So; Fergus
N. l..
san ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~; Fer
isson 10.
Atrisco--Hernandez. Il; Fergusson, g :,
chIliii--Hernande a.; Persuasion. "
Los Duranes-Hernande isi; Fer n
lsson. SO. r
Reports from the voting districts IN L
Q city were made early with the ex- q
ption of District No. ? OF Precinct :
), 90. The clerks there did not tally :
ter the FIRST count and decided upon y,
recount This took them until II III
flock. la
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