Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-09
COUNTY GIVES
2,4O0 LEAD To
THE DEMOCRATS
With Nearly All Precincts
Reported, Jones Leads
Davis by 2,122; HinkIe'S
Majority 2,318.


gave Jones for United states sena-
tor a majority of 2.l22 over ). Is:
Davis. Jr. Hinkle for governor had
a majority of 2,&l7 over c. l.. Hill.
John Morrow, for congress, VINO
was opposed by Mrs. Ldelina Otero.
Warren. ran considerably behind
Jones and Hinkle. MorroWs ma
jority was 1859.
The entire county and legislative
ticket of the democrats was elected
by majorities corresponding to
those given the heads of the ballot.
The democratic majorities re-
ported We're: City OF Albuquerque,
2,O9O: San Jose, 210: Ranches de
Albuquerque. 46; Barelas, Z; Los
Griegos, Sc: Ranches de Atrisco,
1903; Escoboso, 33; Santa Barbara, (
55.
The republican majorities re-
ported were: Del Rio, IL; Ala
media, 10; Los Padillas, SO; Pa
iarito So: Old Albuquerque, So;
La Tijera, 20; San Antonito, 45;
Atrisco 4 Chilli. 16; Los Duranes,
The precincts stll unreport !
last night were conceded to the re-
,,,,I,linn,,s ~, t,a coI1ou,irp naiori-
i,ae p"p'' CO., co.," 'S S+o,,to 70. can Tgn9cio
80: Barton. 90.
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t.'l,,,,t,'S ,,e Is'''J,a tha Il w comfy bv
. to6 ti,oTgI, tbo,, eota indirations
,,,sa -',o.' tbnt tIo 49,, io,.it,, would he
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'+'7 ,r,.,,.. s,,,. f,udi,,.oa
roI1o,yi"a ava ~ v"tas fot, he
,.,,ior, a',, -. tos +, tuentv-tbraa
Of tbo tbtrt,.-o,,a vntine districts.
1Ia,. $3.50. ', ~ Toras 5GGf, Da,ie
. 80 Tor i,,,r' concross Co''C Morrow
yEta. yya,ro, IA For oover-
nov itirl,Ie XVI. nm ? 4G3 For
uortanamt iio .','t''' ,orornor o Rsca 551.
GoIIogos N,, Ieo Fo, eacrotarv Of
statn t Ch,con esg. Dne Canrgas
ESQ oe5. '',S,bo, %bocon,s y,o'y ,,,oiorit, 9TS
Tor F,"oS, s,,nror,a a0Co cm,,rt Brstton 55eG.
rorrns -4e, prottny,s mn ioritv
, AKA Tor lana commisgioner'
Para r "a. 1rnIlrr 4 5gC. Haca's
ma foritv, ga1' Fer attorney gen
.araJ UeIrnicI, 5G15. .,odiIlo 2 GS4.
HeI,,irI.'s - rloforif,. I q9r F'or
etotn' oiIdito,. ViaiT : 4Og. Da1padn
. 99d. yipiI,s majority SOFA For
sfgIe traael'rar Corhin 40, Mat.
SON g32. corbin.s n,aioriry 7f0.
nor s1noI.in foi}5gsnf III insIrucffon
Eel,les 5G9I. Rlanev S.d44.
Eclyies' ma forftv o fS7 For cor.
noration cor1nfssion Nontnva
aO7. HIN. 9E7G RTopt0va's
ma ioritv Saf Far renre-
sontatiyce Griero. a.T2i. We'll
2 Ggf. Grfego's motnritv I O22.
Jordi' t79G. Mobr 5GG. Jordi's
majority. l1t70. Chayes 5.2S3.
Candelario, 263. Chavos' ma afor-
ftv. 1870. For sheriff. Zanora
F,G45, Lewis. $3.50: Zamnra's ma
ioritv. e.095 FOR probate ndge
Mcclellan 5.G4q. Sauches 3Gf5.
McClcllan's majority, 2.0st For
assessor. HubbeU. 5.I4t. For treag-
urer, Swopc. 5.5fs. Garcia y san
chez, 3.72O. Swope's majority
t.793. For school superintendcnt
Montova. 5.T32. Birke. S.4S5.
Montoya's majority. g,247. For
county clerk Harris 55OS: Wer-
ner. 3.577: Harris majority, 1881
For county eurvevor Ross CSC
For commissioner. First district
ArmllO J.G3J. Herrera. > tlq. Ar +
miio's majority. 2.21G. Second dis
trict. Bezemek. $3.50. Romero
3.246: Bezemek's majority. 1854 I
Third district. Butt 1895; Rankin
1924; Butts majority I 901.
Following are citv and county
precincts that reportad their COM
plete vote Yesterday,
Precinct No. 1. San Jose.
For senator. Davis. 252. Jones
462. For congress- Warren. 253.
Morrow. as. For covernor' HnI
256; Hinklo 55S. For Iieufenant
governor. Gallegns 950. Rora 4G9
For secretary Of state Des Georges
234: Chacon.s 476. Fon sunreme
court, Barnes 25O. Rratton 461
For land commissioner Muller
242; Baca 4e7 For attorney gan.
eral, SediIlo. 262. Hel,,icl, 151 |