Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-05

Democratic Legislator Leads
Old Town Orator in Eight
Precincts Where Vote Is
Known,

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candidate for the legislature. may be
the only republican not TO pile up a
safe plurality Ia the county was the
indication OF returns received yestcr-
day.
ortiz received the lowest total vot.
Of the six legislative candidates IN
eight preclpcts. including the two la
Albuquerque In which the vote was
known yesterday. ORTIZ drew the low
est vote In the city. That was shown
In the reports Tuesday night.
In three OF the six rural precincts.
In which the vote was reported. RAJ
fael Garcia, democrat, present mem
Der OF the legislature from this coun-
~. ran ahead OF Ortiz. They are W
Alameda, Chilli and San Antonio pre-
cincts
Garcia Shows strength
The fact that Garcia led ortiz IN
Alameda Of course. was not a SUI
prise since the entire democratic |
ticket was given pluralItles In that dis |
trlc'. However. In the other two pre-
clacts every one of the republicans |
with the exception of ortiz received q
II Is not only because of |
This that Garcia looms up as "A dan
ger to ORTIZ success The fact tina. |
he was given greater vote than
,ther democrats In precincts In which
ORTIZ got a margin over him is also
significant.
Republican leaders assert that Or
liz is safe. Captain CLEARWATER. the
0nnty chairman, said last night that
igures he had showed Modesto to
ave margin of seventy votes. Franz
lubbell Is understood 10 have est.
mated ortiz plurality at forty-one. SO
he Legislators may not be deprived of
caring Berralillo county's marathoa
rator The democrats declared Mo-
este was defeated by twenty.
M0ntoya Runs Strong.
Nestor Montoya was accorded che
lghest vote of the republican legis-
tive candidates In the city lie also
nd the highest In the eight precincts
here the full vote was known. and
! some cases ran ahead OF the head
the republican ticket.
The returns from the six county
reclncts and the two in the city Civ.
le following totals:
For Congress-Fergusson 1854;
1,2S5.
For Corporation Commissioner.
'illiams, 1880; Hin. 1866.
For Legislature II Garcia. f,57f: "
heer. l.427: Kieke. /, 800: Montoya. j
ESQ: Mann. i.245. and ortiz. LILO 81
The entire vote of six outside pre-
nets became known yesterday. Here ,oi
g the results: h
Vote by Precincts. NJ
Precinct No. 3, Alamsda--Hernan- al
z. 50: Ferguson. SO; Williams. SO; sh
II, SO; Mann, so; Montoya so. Or er
SO; Scheer. 80; Garcia, 90: Kicke, pc
Precinct No. 7. San Antono---lIer- or
ndez, &c. Ferguson. 20; Williams pc
! Hill. 80: Mann. 81: Scheer. 81:
'ntoya, 81. Kieke. 20: Ortiz, "a:
rcia, AZ.
Precinct No. 3. Barelas--Hernandez ~,
J. FERGUSON. 49, Williams, so;
Il, SO; Mann, l0i; Montoya 1fS; ~
liz. "a; scheer, 49, Kicke. 24 Gar 90 go
SO. 10y
Precinct No. %. La Tijera-Her- iea
ldez. 81; Ferguson, 3; Williams va,
HILL 3; Mann. So; Montoya. So
'eer, 4 Kieke, 4; Garcia, II; Or ~
Sc. tel
'recinct No "a. Chilili-Hernan SUI
46; Ferguson. 80; Williams, 10 sh'
|, So; Mann. As; Montoya, iS; Or wr'
80; Seheer. SO; Kieke, 80; Gar dul
AZ. cat
'reeinct No. So. Los Duranes---Her- ant
dez. 1si Ferguson. 80; Hill. 81: AS
lams, 1856; Mann. 1872; Montoya, tail
T: Ortiz. so; Scheer, 81 \
official Canvass saturday. In
he official canvass Is to be made is !
irdav by the county commission sef
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