The Estancia News, 1904-11-11
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The admistraion of Theo Theo-don - don Theo-don Roosevelt was endorsed by large majorities at the polls on Tuesday, fee receiving the largest popular vote ever given the nominee for that ofHce. New York, the home of Teddy's opponent gave Teddy a plurality of not less than 175.000. All of the Republican States are in line and several of the usual Democratic also. The Republicans will have a majority in the House of probably a hundred votes. Missouri is claimed by both sides as far as the National ticket is concerned, but it is conceded that Folk will ba the governor by a handsome majority. In the territory the race for delegate to congress was warmly contested. When it was reported that Money had carried Albuquerque by 400 majority, his election was sure. Later returns show that An Andrews - drews Andrews is elected by a majority of a few thousand, probably as great as 5,000. Complete re returns - turns returns will not bo in for a few days, so the exact figures can can-uot - uot can-uot be given as yet. Rodey, who ran indepen independently, - dently, independently, made a good race but all the machines were against bim and this, together with his late announcement, makes his showing splendid. When Money was nomina nominated - ted nominated it was generally conceded that he had no show whatever but as the campaign grew wider, he was believed to hold some good cards, and the re re-salt - salt re-salt when ail in will show that he made many friends during tha campaign. Deleg Delegate - ate Delegate Andrews has brought quite a coiisidernble capital to the Territory from the east and if his proiuses hold good he will interweave the whole terri territory - tory territory with railroads during the next two years. Returns from a number of iprecincts in the county are very meagre, of rumors there are plenty. Estancia precinct was badly scratched, there be being - ing being very few straight votes cast. The independents have the most majorities, with the democrats second. Mr. Cor Cor-bett - bett Cor-bett is theonly republican who has a majority over both iude pendents and democrats. Manzano gave the republi republican - can republican candidates a large majori majority. - ty. majority. The principal scratching
Total 519 11 Andrews majority 508 Birthday Party. Last Wednesday, being Mr. Records' birthday anniversary, Mrs. Records invited a number of his friends to help him cel celebrate. - ebrate. celebrate. It goes Avithout saying that everybody had a good time. The Estaucia minstrels, led by the honorable Judge, made their first public appearance much to the delight of the crowd. Conundrums and games made the evening pass all too quickly. Lap-lunch was served after which dancing was in indulged - dulged indulged in until the midnight hour warned all that Jack's birthday had passed. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Dillon, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zink. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Har ris, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Barber, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Garnett, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Fike, Misses Lena and Winnie Booth. Messrs. Wm. Mcintosh, McRae, Kennedy, Carlisle, Miller, Booth, Borne ifeld, Terry, Radcliff, and Zink. Seedless Apples. The seedless apple is the only tree to plant. Tiure are only 2000 trees available this year. The price is $3 a tree. 1 will order any trees wanted without commission. Ad Address - dress Address me at Mountainair or leav orders at the News office. John Corbttt. Pleasant Evening. On Saturday evening a number of young people called on Mr. and Mn, Taylor to express th?ir congratula congratulations - tions congratulations and good wishes. The evening was delightfully spent in music and song, after which dancing was in indulged - dulged indulged in till a late hour. Those present were U.and Mrs. Bond, Mr. land Mrs. Frank Zink, Mr. and Mr. ; A.A.Fike.Mr. and Mrs.Woolverton, Mrs. Hawkins, Misses Lulu Buck- alew, Dunnigan, Lena and Winnie Booth, Messrs. Dunnigan, Burt Mil ler, Raymond Carlisle, G. C. Borne- feld, Dr. J.L. Norris, J. M. Terry, .--. ... ta mK, mayo wiutlock. and har har-nest - nest har-nest Duke. The Kit unci Valley doem't ntd x x-ggerration. - ggerration. x-ggerration. Th truth ia anfficint Read Tm i Niw and learn the troth abont the Valley.
The certified returns on del delegate - egate delegate from the several pre precincts - cincts precincts of Torrance County are not all in, but the following list is thought to be correct as to majorities for Andrews and Money: Precinct Andrews Money Moriarty 11 Estancia 17 Tajique C3 Manzano 138 Punta de Agua 51 CiƩnega 54 Pinos wells 76 Palma 52
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