Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-09
Republican CONTROL Of
HOUSE IN S|XTY.E|GHTH
CONGRESS NOW ASSURED
Announcement of the Election of Leavitt in
the Second Montana District Gives the G.
0. P. the Necessary 2lS for Majority;
Democrats Have 2O5 Members.

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votes in yesterdays erection. In
spite of the factional fight in which
Beals was placed in office by
majority, Curry county
rolled up its greatest majority in
history for the state ticket. Beals
was opposed by II. NJ. Wood, pres
ent deputy sheriff, Under Sheriff
Dean and nominee Of the party.
returns in Curry county
give Jones, 2,798: Davis, COZ: Nor
row, 2,700: Warren, sos; Bratton,
2,11G; Barnes, 429; Hinkle, 2,7S6;
Hill, $50.
Pennington, y. NJ, Nov. S.--San
Juan county. with two precincts to
hear from, both democratic, gives
Davis, 444; Jones, 672; Otero-War-
rem, 500; Morrow. 620; Hill, 451;
676. Estimated remaining
precincts will give at least 100
democratic majority.
Lordsburg, n. NJ, Nov. S.-Com-
plete returns from eight precincts
in Hidalgo county give Davis, 322;
Jones. 725; Warren, 314; Morrow,
707; Hill, 1872; Hinllle, 1922; Muller,
375; Baca. 66S.
Ration. N. NJ, Nov. S.--Nine pre-
clncts in Colfax county give Davis,
756; Jones. 729; Warren, 713; Nor
row, sos; Hill. III; Hinkle. zoos;
Gallegos, 743; Baca, G7S; Des
Georges, 72G; Chacon. CAS-; Delgado,
1858; Vigil, 639; Matson, 191; Cor
bin, 677; Sedillo, no: Helmlek,
697; Blaney, 777; Eckles, G9t;
Barnes, 7S9; Bratton. G61; Hill,
1854; Montoya. 642; Muller, 1872;
Baca, G93.
Las Cruces. y. NJ. Nov. s.
precincts in Dona Ana
county give for senator: Jones.
1854; Davis, 2,069. For congress-
man: Morrow, 2,S14; Warren,
2, 2,0S5. For governor: Hill. 2,241;
2.194. Rest Of state ticket
democratic by ESQ. All demo-
cratic nominees on county ticket
elected by majorities ranging from
436 to LOTT.
Mosquero, n. NJ. Nov. Silk
teen precincts in Harding county
give for senator: Jones, 1.047:
Davis, 500. Morrow, 1,O24: War
rem, $50; lIinkle, 1923; Hlu. S55.
Rest OF state ticket running close
up. Democratic county ticket ap-
parently all elected
Alamogordo, n. NJ, Nov. s.
Otero county gives the following
najorities: Jones, 434; Morrow.
S3S; Hinkle, $50. The ether state
are running about the
same. There are three precincts
yet to hear from, which, will not
change these majori,ies more than
25 either way.
Carlsbad, Nov. S.-Complete re-
turns in Eddy county give: For
senator; Jones. 1868; Davis. 5O4.
For congress-: Morrow, 1859:
Otero-Warren, sos, For governor:
1915; Hill, 531. Lieu
tenant governor: Baca. 1879: Gal
legos, 46t. Secretary Of state:
Chacon, 1862; Des Georges, 4G9.
State auditor: Vigil, 1856: Del
sado, 40. Treasurer: Corbin,
l,4O7; Matson, 1876. Attorney gem
eral: Helmick. 1854; Sedillo, 4S4.
Public instructions: Eckles, 1,454;
Blaney, 463. Land commissioner
Baca, 1910; Muller. S43. Supreme
court; Bratton. 1897; Barnes,
395. Corporation commissioner
Montoya, 1871; Hill, 527.
Special to The journal
Gallup, n. NJ, Nov. S.--Twenty-
three precincts in Mckinley
county give: For senator, Jones,
l,649; Davis, 1897; for repre-
Morrow. 1854; Warren,
1884; for governor Hinkle, 1876;
Hill, 1888; lieutenant governor.
Baca, 1909; Gallegos, 1871; Sec
retary of state, Chacon, 1885:
Des Georges, 1906; auditor
Vigil, 1888; Delgado, 1872:
treasurer. Corbin. 1881; Matson.
$40; attorney general. Helmiclk,
l,647; Sedillo, 1,241; superintend-
ent public instruction, Eekles.
.64S; Blaney, 1856: land com
missioner, Baca, 1850; Muller.
1867; supreme court Bratton
l,61S; Barnes, 1,27S; corporation
commissioner. Montoya, 1870.
Hill, 1919. These are complete
unofficial returns for McKinleS
county.
The entire democratic county
ticket was elected.
Belen, N. NJ, Nov. S.-Fwo pre-
cincts of Belen gave: For senator.
Davis, sos; Jones. 500. Tor con-
gress, Warren, $50; Morrow. 347.
For governor, Hill, 535; Hinkle,
566. For lieutenant governor.
GalleSos, 595; Baca, 364. FOR Sec
retary of state, Des Georges, 53I:
Chacon, 3G6. For auditor, Del
sado, 44S; Vigil 347. For treas
lrer, Matson, SAC; Corbin, 349. For
attorney general, Sedillo, 534; Hell
mick, 361. For commissioner of
public lands, Muller, 506; Baca,
391. For superintendent OF schools,
Blaney, $50: Eclles, 369. For su-
preme court, Barnes, $40; Bratton,
359. For corporation commission
er, Hill. 5S5; Montoya, 1SS. The
republican majority in Valencia
county is about 1900.
Silver City, N. NJ. Nov. S.
Complete unofficial returns from
election in Grant
county give Jones. for senator.
Iinile for governor and Morrow
FOR congress majorities in o"cess
Df 1900 over their republican
Miss Isabel J.. Eckles,
Of Silver City. democratic candi
late for state superintendent of
public instruction. carried the
county by more than 1S00 ma
iority. Majorities on the demo
cratic county and legislative tickc,
from 200 to 100. every
democrat being elected. 1t was
the most sweeping victory ever
scored in the county by the demo-
Gratis and a major portion of the
credit is given w. B. Walton
former congressman, who directed
the campaign as the partys coun-I