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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-12-07

Xmas Decorations, Greetings, Place
Cards, Nut Baskets, Post Cards, ia
panese Baskets, White Ivory Candle
sticks, Knives, Carving Sets, Per-
fumes, Toilet Waters, Baby Toilet
Sets in White Ivory, Hand-decorated;
Safety Razors, Shaving Sets, Cigars in
small and large boxes, Collar Bags,
Handbags, Music rolls, Travelling rolls
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-12-07

thoroughly. Much interest will un-
doubtedly be shown in his publica-
ton, and it is to be hoped that it will
prove a much better money-maker
than other North Dakota historical
publications have been in the past.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-16
Canyasser Shoots
Shopman n Stomach;
Wound Not Serious

Albuquerque, N. NJ, Nov. 14.--Rbb
ert Wilson, a canvasser, is held at tht
police station, accused OF Hhootlne
Dewey Matlock. q Santa re shop ap
prentice. MatIock received a flesh
wound in the abdomen, He is recover
ing at the Santa re coast lines hospi
tai, where the bullet was removed
Wilson Is held to await the result Of
Matl9ck,a wound which, while not
.seriQus In itself, might lead to a dan,
.gerons condition II lnfeetIon set In.
From what the police learned about
It afterwards the shooting took place
in q South First Street hotel. 1t was
said that Wilson had had q quarrel
and wBs knocked down that Natlock
hAlped him upstairs 10 his room, and
that ah Matloek started away IN the
hall to return toafhe street Wilson
came TO his door with a R2rcaliber re-
xulvero MatIock is said To have crap
pied with him, and Was wounded when
the revolver went lotf during the
stFuggls
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-16
WAGON MOUND FIGHT
RESULTS IN KILLING
MARclNo LucEHo DEAD AND
elias PALMA IN JAIL FACING
SERIOUS CHARGE

Wagon Mound, N. NJ. Nov. 49,
IMafoiho Lucero isldead and Bias Pal
ma is in jail as the result Of 2 fight
here. Palma IL said to have gone
Hooking for LNoeros az there had been
bad blood between the two men for
some time. He claims that be struck
Lucerp with his fist, but as the coron-
ers jury learned that Luder0 had his
skull fractured, 1t Is believed Palma
used some weapon.
Palma was chased for several blocks
by Justice of the Peace g. \, Fraker
Jr., who finally caught him and placed
him under Brrest. He lleft Palma in
charge Of two men, and left them for
several minutes. When Jiidge Frazier
returned Palma. had escaped, and was
not found until the NEXT morning.
Deputy Hherifs located him on d ranch
several miles west Of this place.
Palma pleaded guilty two years ago
to a charge of assault on L1cero and
was sentenced to serve IS mouths inI
the state penitentIary He was rel
some time ago and returned TO.
his home at Wagon Mound. The dis
tfict attorney, at the time OF PaIma's
conviction, told the court that Palma
not a dangerous man when he was
The officials here believe
Palma got hold OF some Election
whiskey7 which made "a demon Of
him. &
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-16
hIM MEXICO aBaBS
GIT HORST o vi III
gel8NaUs CAMP


Demings Nv Mi Nov. lS.-rhe .re
mOyal Of the eastern troops from 6n
lnmbus gbaqk ID their hqmea states il
working questionable hsrdship ana III
Justice to the New Mexiao Infantry
now 1thespniE EaGiment lott at Collin,
bus, saKa the Remilg Headlight.
For some reason, known only u
the little gods a war who run things
down az the BORDER town, the New
MeEsco boys haye been shifted from
their old camp te the camp vacated
by the Massachusetts regiment, two
and half miles noRthWests of COLI
bus. Thar are akAtiened I'D there
Without stoves for meaua OF. heating
their tents, They are doif1g Viii Rh9
elaaEu duty that NJ done around the
entire camp, working In shiftA M
twenty-four hours outaOf every forty.
eight, and the time they.ara supposed
to she At liberty lie largely taken IN
with policing their camp. cleaning
their CLOTHES and equipment, ana ret
ting ready for another twentyfonf
hour trick on guard They haze To.
march the two and one half miles
back and forward hatwaan their camp
and the town Of Columbus when they
so on guard and, in b word, they are
wearing the martyrs crpwn all the
time.
aThe New Mexico infantry we've
among the first men to- REPORT for
duty on the border. and other srARi-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-16

Soon to Have Farm Bureau; Better Seed Move
County Agent I'll Eddyslnspseksta Clifton lin

dioatipns are that atheFa will be a sub
stRntlpa increase IA lthe acreage ii
small grains this year as compared
With last winter.
ghaves County
fanmars, bulIatin has nroved sc
-aucoasgfsI M NAV XXI, ! s,r ,Iar nuh
hdstion VII harea tsr II r,rc,,stTd
Chavee. Thp p,trt fsnN n I'm
lghau VIZ EounRu Enrahanaa pnlIaffS q
III 4 f nrsaa nscag5 bar " a.
ana tims M bssS era,y \ mn
x~ert nivahl,as N narm me sr;s,
sfof I'M II al ss,le'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-16

QGuntiHued from Page 80

coin,
Seyenteenth-R. l. gYorR, a., Otafo
EishtasnthHP. II. Lewis, D., Johl
n. ptils, 4B, FIJI. Melbpp, ID Ghaxes
Ninateenth-CEB LiyingtOn, d. r
5. Eaves, d.; Eddy.
TMentiethEAG. ". Stroud, d Roose
lNelt.
Hwentyifirst-L. q. Unton, d. Luna
TwentxsecVRa-Igh w Turner
d., Frank Wesley, D., Grant.
weAtystfisd-EFenk II. Winston
r, Sierra.
Twenty feurth-c. H Algert, D,
San AAan.
TysgtyflfthrPablo Gomez. D., Pa
Sanchez, d., Quay.
q Observation-Disclosures p. Shaw, D,
Curry, M,
2FWentX-seFeHth4Ped Saiazar, r.
Rio Arriha and Sandovai.
Observation-Disclosures Haiencia,
Santa Torrance and EGuada'
ilune.
MISUNDERSTANDING Ortiz, r.,
San Miguel and Guadalupe.
Thlrtieths1lfad IeaNitt, r.. Otero,
Lincoln and Socorro.
E&
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-16

i sFHH| tH- .lHssaH" aH
tratiqn of said estate and which will
amount to at least -Four Hundred and
Fifty Dollars (S450.0O).
Now Therefore the undersigned as
administrator of the said estate win
offer for sale and sell to the highest
and best bidder for cash at public aac-
ton at the front door Of the Postoffice
in Jemez Springs, in the County OF
HSandoval, New Mexico, on Wednes-
day, the 20th day of DecembA, A. ID.
1916 at the hour Of ten O'clock in the
forenoon of said day all OF the equity
OF redemption Of the late Hugh Muir
ray and OF the estate of the said Hugh
Murray in the following described
premises situate In SandoVal County,
New Mexico, t0.wit.
Zone parcel Of land situated in
.gemez Hot Springs on the west side
Of Maih street, opposite Block A of
the Archuieta Addition of Jemez Hot
Springs, said piece Of land having n
frontage Of forty.five O45) feet on
Main Street and running west to the
Acequi about Q2S) feet One Hun
bred and Twenty Three feet. Said
land bounded north by land OF Moses
Abousleman. South by Anna Block,
East BY Main road, West by acequi.
Also all Of that other parcel Of
land lying West Of the above describ-
ed parcel Of land being about Twenty
One l2t1 feet wide by One Hundred
and Sixty-Ffve GB5) feet long, said
piece of land being bounded North by
land of Moses Abousleman. South by
land of Anna Block, East by the ace
qui, West by the Rio San Diego"
i, Also:
The southwest quarter Of the
northwest quarter and the west half
of the southwest quarter Of Section
Tweutysnipe, and the southeast quar-,
ter Of the southeast quarter OF Sec
ton Thirty in Township Twenty
north of range three east Of New Mex
leo meridian, containing ono hundred
and sixty acres, this description is the
laid described in Homestead Ceftifi.
cate No. 294A, application No. 1853 OF
Hugh Murray"
Alsoi
The undivided one-half interest in
the San Antonio Hot SPRINGS and
more particularly descrined as fol-
lows. The east I'D half Of the NV.
IA OF Section 20, Township 20. North
Of Range 8 East Eighty acres Of land
as the San Antonio Hot
SPRINGS
Said sale to be subject tothe above
condition that said property must be
-,fI n~r not 1nor Ahon f1o urnrrsnt df1n
to the said ]. 3. Block and the saidex
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-16
|HEHTVWEhs HEAD
sEgREA fBaM BODY
GAlIS HlaBI
nNlSkN HpmGwAcLg WHEM xBtER.
pHnM MARI RhMAHrN q
GRANT COUNTY seNFFLn

SilEef CITY. IN. N, NcK a8@Thl
hap6l4B oI sLllolda o 4Ii8htoEeE auz
Kl6tdN III W. murder BE- Ais VIM. aAfte
Fsallk 4siHhEbMSr dt tAe Hgfot6 miu
camp 1ABt November At the qh1nt,
9aii here 4afhIte4 hi the decapit4ti6s
0g the 1hhdes lied man. mo Wei 4
more than e0D DVukds, ana when II
f0ppeN 4hr96sA ne trap tS6 head
was c6nnleteIy severed from Tho B6Nl
lby tbs fa0oE6. .saf
HIhtpW spent 4 restless night
ana plthoh8h ii nice brAakfaet nad
been prepared gkok him sat khes jalI
Kitchen he Aln MT eat Ahgthtng; hit
drarl d CUP nE colgAe. the maroh Il
|the saaiSgl1 h4gan few minutes d.
|kqFe Z R,0lock HiahtpMer was dress
|sa iA brown coat and .oxaraJls. ii
ANAL hQM8F gAAdFned the ittpnhQle
of his coat. The little procession HAS
HAeaAed hy Father HeItz t0f the Church
sQf Sts Ktnaent do Paul Bahild hipl
walked MlghtQWar Hauken 6H eitheF
side ny depnkg sheriff. Hahlhd wal
az Sheriff McGnath HigbtOWeF hands
were Tied 70 bis sides. +
As Be pasAea out al the jan door.
AtghtuWar apoke 10 some Of tho aft
;attahdAntss Hnyine. Goodbye, gh0vaR1
;Ihat Eepegted g6Ddnyes after rs
loelldlng the aealf0id mo- time WEB lost
infisieihs the kneAa and feet on High
tower Shefiin sMBGfath then asked
tile c0ndelnnaa man II he had angl
thing to say. Hight0wer answered III
q STRAINED voice: ntNdthiHg; Hxoept
ttatf4 MAnt YOU All toEitnDW thatI tori
give you all. fahgye made peace with
my Maker and have shb fear Of the
hereafter. And l want to tell You all
that il YOU waptto be happy in this
world you must stay clear 81 all evil
and lRvea Christian lie. That's all"
The sheriff then. placed the moose
over the d0OHsd mems head, kHile
Chief DEPUTY GtAHseI adjusted this
black cap. Immediately after the
slseriR pulled the trigger that con-
tfpIled the trap. There was no noise
sId all was over befcrefthe spectators
had realized ii. me body shot down.
ward like la bullet and the rope Seem
sa hardly e tighten This was due
p apveFine Of the head from tie
body. Fhe remains were turned Overl
p the Cox undertaking establishment
Eor burial
an Interesting feature OF the execu-i
ION aYgaA the presenee among the
,p~ectAtors 81 the condemned mani
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-16
TEXAN no.
DEATH OFF TRAIN
BODY FOUND AT BRIDGE NEAH
EEnnsRvHe, FRIeHfFALlY Nu-
MkATRp tal

sLaflsBimg, II. M Nov IDA man,
thCushta to- be r. III Hpph sofxSansAn
tonic, Texas. jumped from westbdund
Sbutherh RaoIhc p~asaAfser traintNo.
D and Fas instantly Killed. aIiie only
means Of Identification VAS ! failraad
ticket from San Ant0nIn to Los An
geles bearing the lnsme above given.
The nian huatdad No. 3 atsHInPaso
and Soon afthr 1cHging Lerdsburg was
'laissed frbi0 thd tlaip 10y the can
ductdh The mort muFhihg5 tMesars.
Healin and walters found tina body
three mites ndstS Of Lordshhrg, near
bridge 1853, mutilatoa beyond becog
Initlon. The dead mar MAS aged
about 4E yeara nr !,
The reason for bis rash act is NOT
known ibutM iHtbelioVed he was tenn
lpnfatiH insanee kd5 a..f
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-16
NOTICE OF SALE


IN the ID strlct Court Of the County o.
iSRndoNai, State of New Mexico!
u. B. Block, as administrator of thu
Estats of Hugh Mhtray, deceased
EFIaintiff.
VS.. No. 439
George Murray, Hugh McKinnan
Mrs. John R~ichardsun first name nm
knbwn) Mrs. Hoffman first name un
lHnownl Mrs. ]. aR.. Davis, Christ name
-utfhhomf) Miss Rachael keenan,, John
~. McKeenan2 Nectar McKeenau
HdAudhie MrKinuauD the heirs at Law
OF AleK MdkKinnan and Adam McKin'
man 6if any such there be) Mrs. q.
Avery Scott, 4(first name unknowrD
20. 8 sWhitemans Mrs. j. a. Cree
tfirst name unknownl. Maggie Rich
.ardsons and to alt persons having or
claiming to have any interest in the
premises described in the petition in
this action and to all persons who
may besheirs at law or next of kin ,Qf
Hugh Murray, late Of the County OF
lSandoxals deceased, Defendants.
iBy virtue Of q decree of sale in the
lforegoing entitled action made by the
District court Of the County Of San
doval, New Mexico, entered in the OF.
flee Of the sGlerk thereof on the 9Th
deg of November AID. 1916, the IN.
idersigned as administrator of the es.
tate OF Hugh Murray. late of the
County offSandoyal, deceased was or
dered and empowered to sell at pub
lie auction at Iemez Springs, San
,dorai County, New Mexico, all Of the
of redemption the late Hugh
Murray and the heirs at law Of the
said Hugh Murray had in the real
,nrQperH and premises hereinafter de-
scrIbeds and which sale is to be made
for the purpose Of paying the approv'
I'D and allowed claims against the es'
tate of the said Hugh Murray sitter
PAYING in full the approved and allow
ed secured claim and demand Of ]. y.
Block. the. said. approved and allowed
claims against Tie estate OF the said
Hugh Murray. amounting to the sum
Of One Thousand Nine Hundred Bighs
ty-tY0 and 1900 Dollars s1,gS2aSli
with interest to be ADDED to certain OF.
said claims as provided in said de-
cree; the said secured. approved and
allowed claim and demand Of the said
J. 3. Block with Interest thereon as
provided IN said decyee ON the date
Of said sale Will amount 4o5the sum Of
enc Thousand aud TRenty-four and
So 100 Dollars fs1. .5e}; enc sale OF
the said equity Of redemption as pro
iidea In said decree not to be had for
less than the ainount7vf the said Sc
cured, approved and allowed claim
and demand OF the said J. B. Block
With attorhoy,e fees and cDstssia this
proceeding and the costs of admins
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-16

State college, N, an, NOV 1S.%
Union county the eighth Qpnnty il
New Mexico TO employ al akpeft ag
r~cpltnraliats Is soon ito have b farm
bureau, afAthe plans OF County Ageml
Orren Beatty mature properly. Mr.
beatty has opened negotiations with
the Formers Society of Equity, in hih
county, with d pteM ito }obtaining the
c~orQpeEation of the society toward the
establishment Of the proposed Abureau1
Considerable ena0unagament has been
offered and itkis likely that the new
Organization will meet With success,
provided it is established. The coiin-
ty agent is outlining projects for 1917
and planning a series of farmers
meetings in order to learn the needs
in each community. The projects to
be pushed aggFessively{ during the
coming year will be definitely decided
upon after the meetings have been
held. N
San Miguel County b.
In San Miguel county the better
seed movement has received d de-
eidad impetus AIS the result of ia visit
to San Luis valley by M. r. Gonzales,
the county agent. Mr.. Gonzales made
bis trip in the interest of the Inter
County Seed and Livestock Inlpf0Ves
ment association, and secured Ealps
able options on sweet clover seed,
wheat 6gts and peas. The prices of
grains are now as high as four cents
per pound.
FEZ
Eddy County
JnEpectiQn Ola cotton gin by a coun-
ty agent in New Mexico may seem
rather an odd. thing, especially to
those who cannot imagine cotton
growing possible i'm this state. hast
week j. w Knorr, agriculturist In
Eddy, visited the Otis cotton gin aud
found the plant doing excellent work
Two hundred and seventy-five bales
Of cotton have been tnFped ont ALL
ready this season by the Otis gin.
Cotton is proving a VALUABLE cash
crop this year, according to Mr.,
Knorr.
With turkeys selling IN and around
Artesia at IA cents a pound, live
weight, and alfalfa hay Selling atS17I
a ton, The farmers in Eddy are not
worrying much about the high cost Of
living. 3eE
Another issue of the Farmers, Elk.
chage Bulletin was sent out on Tues
day of,last week, containing items of
considerable interest to the farmers
of the county. VT
The county agent is receiving ,a
number OF inquiries relative . the
kind Of small grain to raise in the
surrounding communities, the variety
and how to treat 1T for smut. The i'm
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-16
% SUMMER HOMES
ON THE GAIMS
RANGER coNNELL Lays OUT At
TRAcTlVE SITES ON Las VEGAS
SIDE or FOREST

Las Vegas, Nov. l4.-zA. j. Council
fof Santa ne, having in charge the
matter Of plating, locating and hand
ling the Summer home sites In the
Reo0s forest reserve. has been in Las
Vegas looking after the interests 81
the Galllnas Feites. Mr.. Connell has
surveyed and laid out 30 sbeautitll
summer home locations up the Yves
tner branch Uf the Gailinas above the
forestry tree planting station. These
sites are located along the canyon and
contain an average Cf about TWO and a
half acres each. They win be leased
BY the forestry department to summer
tourists on long term leases at i rent.
price OF from $40 to 1875 per year
each.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-16
Renting Land in
Esfanci0 Valley
Good I1lUcstnlent
(Estanoia News.HeraId)

Talking about land values and
this valley certainly can beat
the earth in the matter of the per.
centage of income on the value OF
rented land. T. F. Mullen rented to
L. U. Brown, 81 acres, part Of which
was planted in beans and part in corn.
lis share of the crop on the 81 acres
IS worth in cash on the market today
500. What do you think Of that2 It
will be remembered that Mr.. Mullen
sold off his stuff a year ago. rented
all his land and went back to Kansas
intending to stay. But he Don got
enough of It, and was back last
spring. He bought off the renter on
part of his land, and farmed what was
broke out on bis sons place also He
raised a thousand hounds of beans to
the acre on his own land. and $50
pounds 10 the acre on the other,
which had not been farmed for sew
eral years.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-16
Madison. WIS. Jan. /. 1913.

N. D. Heyn0lasIs SAYS
This Is I'd certify that L have beer
a great suffer from Inflammation
since 1894. Contracted the disease
while working with Ia Hnow nlow on
the railroad fNsF several years ! have
been Obliged to use nftIthhes 3 great
part OF the time. Having used thEAe
ihuxes of Merttul s-anRtism Ruwd'
lers. I have thrown aMay She tcFutohes
and am now almost fully aeogerHl.
IL sceftainlg has done woAkegs for me
aud i aheaFtily reoommand n. fal
Prioass 5Qoiand &an WeltRlar e HUT.
rows exclusive sgDptss 1 NpT
- fsee A. 2. REYNOLDS
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-16

100 ~ 49, - HR-@tAtHlI HQ I0unua
ton Tor the report that has aainet
eroApd 70 certaln sections 81 ths
state that the hotel rates viii Be rails
Ieu N Santa. re during the teachers
I~scnneltlpn ls positively asserted BY
1.-THE exseutiyk counties III charue 81
convention arrangements. When
plans for the convention were first
Undertaken q definlte undefstandih 4
was had with az o the hoteIs aid
FrpoFplp1 houses In the city that there
would be no imitation Of prices Tor the
usual Accommodations. The executive
committee has definite assurances
from every hotel proprietor il tire civ
FRAT their usual rates VIII aoyerh dur.
gng the convention.
The price of accommodations in4prix-
ate homes has been lii most cases
liked BY the COMMITTEES at the very
numinal sum Of so cents per person
for each night where, single beds are
used or where two persons occupy
one double bed, and sI per person for
each night where parties insist upon
having q Tppm all to themselves.
These prices. It is claimed by the
committee are lower than those at
tending at other conventions Of the
Rfsociati0p, and extreme care lis being
lsedat NIOYide accommodations that
The visiting teachers win be thorough
y satisfied with. The COMMITTEES has
! number Of soliciting parties out to-
iav TO complete the canvass for
;ooms undertaken last week, and Sec,
;etary noyle announces that ample
accommodations win be provided byI
Wednesday of this week for not less
han 1900 teachers. which is the high
lst estimate on attendance fixed by
be Officials Of the EDUCATIONAL asso-
ARRANGEMENTS have been made with
hotels and restaurants and an Of
he church organizations, and the
Voman's Board of Trade that will in
urs thelbeat Iof service in feeding the
xpeoted crowds The Rpardtof Trade
gflsserve 400 persons each day at the
Rite cathedral; the ladies'
lid society of the M. p, church are
repaired to serve 600 daily in the
hnFeh paglQrs on Don Gaspar avenue
nd the WomanAs Aid Of the Preshy
srians church will serve 400 each day
t the Library building. The domestic
departmentseffth high, school
serve dinner and supper at the
omestie sseienee room in the high
chool building. !,
A directory Of eating places and
otels' and tho buildings to which the
ariops departmental meetings have1t
cen assigned is being prepared by /
program committee. and viii be
Jailed out this week to every teacher 1
nd school board member in the state. i
! addition to this the New Mexioan,s /
Decial edition will be mailed to all (
ate teachers at the end of the week.
The merchants of Santa Fe are 1
IanuinP ~annpial attractions for fhotf
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-16
STEADY GAIN
Continued from Page i

Mcdonald 1859.
Secretary Of state-Mirabal a77o
Lucero 2215. .Ya
Auditor4Sargent 1854; Qtero 2246
TreasGrer-Page 9710 HaH $3.50.
Attorney geperal-#Clapcy e91S, Pat
ton 1884.
School superintendent Wagner
1905, Swinney 2193.
Land commissioners-EnEien 2SS6
DAVIDSON 2224.
Supreme court Justice Roberts
.eS7Sa Field 9Rs4.
Corporation commissioned Marti
nez 2729, M0ntoya 1885.
- TAOS COUNTY
Garcia 908, IChaves b8S9, Upton
1913, Ortiz 1922, Hill 1920, Hammond
1906, Jones SS1, Hubbell 1884, Wal
ton 785. Hernandez 1888. De Raea
1107, Bursum lit, Mcdonald 86S,
Lindsey 1851, Luoero sos, MiFahal
1910, Otero S6S, Sargent 1347, Hall
$50, Page 1928, Patton 908, Clancy
1896, Swinney 1888, Wagner 1881, Da-
visson $50, Ervien 1859, Field $40,
Roberts 1858, Montoya s49, Martinez
1885.
TORRANCE COUNTY
Hammond 927. Hill 948, Ortiz 949,
Garcia 679. Upton 675, Ehaves 674,
Hubbeli $50, Homes COS, Hernandez
974S Walton 652, Bnrsum 9B9, De Baca
665, Lindsey 988, Mcdonald GAO. Mira
bal 944, Lucero CO... Sargent 1884,
oterD 853, Page g6S Hall 664. Clancy
979, Patton 655, Wagner 1043, Swim
ney 591, Bryien' $50, DaYissop 642,
Roberts 9S7. Field Gas, Martinez $40,
Montpya csc.
RACE FOR "sHoEsTRlNo"
ELECTION rs CLOSE
The race between Nicanor Baca
Democrat, Of Santa 'Fe, and Librado
Valencia, Republican, of Torrance
county. for the position of state rep
r%esentatiye from the sshoestringo dis
'tfiet composed of the epuntles Of San.
ia Re. Torrance and Guadalupe, is
close. and it is not yet known definite
~ which candidate has been elected.
The official returns from Torrance
county place Yalenola's majority in
that county at 362. Baca's majorlty in
Santa eFe is 2e2. and in Guadalupe
county 40, with three precincts stI
out. Unless the missing l~Guadalupe
county precincts increase Bscs's ma
5ority moro than 80, Vaiencia's cleo
ton seems assured. Raca Is hopeful
that the returns from the missing pro
cipcts win overcome the Torrance
county candidates present lead.
The result ofthe race between j. Il
Grish Democrat. and Alexander Read.
Republican, for the office OF dlstri0
Attorney in this district, Isl not yet
known. Crist has a majority i1 Santa
Fe and San. Juan counties, but tie OIL
fetal returns in Rio ArniBa county
have not~Fet been received here The
Republicans have been claiming
Beads reelection BY ) majority OF q
but the Democrats are malntaininF
that Crisf has been successful fl the
race. The official count BY the state
c%nHrFssiug board may be necessary tDf
settle ID iecontests