Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-08

that Andrews would control the con-
vention by substantial margin. Ro-
nero did but little work last night.
himself with being a spec
tator at the polling place in Precinct
No. ~.
out for Andrews,
Immediately after announcement of
the result of the vote east in the eoun-
~, showing that the Andrews candi-
dates had been elected by AN over
whelming majority. Romero declared
that he would support Andrews In the
convention.
"swat Elfcgo Baca.'
The campaign yesterday especially
IN the city precincts resolved itself
into a fight in which swat Elfcgo
iiaca' was the slogan. Elfego was
swatted Many men, who ordinarily
no interest whatever In pri-
maries. went to the polls especially
for the purpose OF registering vote
against Raea, ana indirectly protest
against Jesus Romero's attempt to
butt into affairs IN the city OF Albu-
querquc.
Boatright Worker.
Mayor d. II. Boatright was an ar
dent worker yesterday for the Baca-
Romero combination. The mayor was
"A teller in Precinct 90 lie and his
faithful lieutcnants. J, W. Wilson and
,harlos Chadwick. were present in the
voting booth when the figures were
showing that Baca had
been lashed to the mast and WAS cry
Ing for help.
Chadwick left the polling booth In
disgust hopes of shcrIff's star gone
evidently making men,
tai resolution to hereafter steer clear
VI politics and stick To the sheep
game. Chadwick discovered IN the
course of the campaign. apparently,
That weighing sheep and coaxing vot-
'rs to swallow undesirable candidates
ire two very different and distinct
hngs: and that II takes some one to
play politics who knows the game.
Dad" Boatright had no comment
a make about the result. He ALLOW
3D., however, that the Baoa- Romero
delegation had been beaten
Modesto Leaves Early.
Modesto c. ortiz. one of the cam
laign orators for the Baca- Romero
'ontingcnt. left for home early last
hight. Modesto had enough Of poll
les for one day. His voice was worn
o a thread because of his strenuous
'fforts during the week To convince
oters that Elfego was their only hope
10 Votes for Andrews.
Senator Andrews will go into the
}ernalillo county convention with at
east ~ votes out of a total Of los. 1t
: very likely that before the conyen-
10y is called to order. there will be
stampede and the senator will get
he entire delegation.
bat Little Scratching.
There was but little scratching in
Precincts ~ ana 26 last night. The
,olls opened promptly at o'clock
nd closed right on the dot of o. The
iamc of T. r. Hanson, recently de-
Gated on the republican ticket In
he Third ward for the city council,
vas scratched off ten ballots in Pre-
met 26
The Andrews delegates elected in
'recinct II by the voters yesterday.
re as follows
P. Hanley M. L. Hickey, Aban San
Ioval James w. Chaves, Al Theln,
Thomas Hughes. +. A. Mann, e. l..
rose, Louis llfeld, George II Thorn
IS, c. L. Berndston, 4. d. Matthews,
goa Held A. II. Colgan, Dave Ro-
enwald, S. r. Yam, ]. T. McLaugh-
in. II. q. Strong. ]. A. Garcia, A. b.
oxen and John Lee Clarke
The Andrews delegates elected in
Precinct &c, are as follows.
w. H. Andrews. John Borradaile-
d. Caldwell, 4. w Hopkins Ben
anche1 Fred Beycrs, F. A Hubbcll' |
'harles Clay. George Il, Craig, Frank