Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-09-03

verse circumstances, Il sufficient gualan
tee of the future, and with such q consti
tuition as would he framed, he believed
congress would welcome us with oper
arms.
Col. W. J.. Rynerson nominated Ira NJ
Bond for permanent secretary.
Major Sena suggested that the eight Of
icials of the convention should be select
ed so as to equitably distribute the rep
resentation from the various counties OF
several judicial districts, and moved that
the election Of further officers he post
pOned till tomorrow. Col. Rynerson
consented to this with the exception OF
the secretary, the occupant of that office
having been pretty generally agreed upon.
Major Sena said he didn't think it proper
that one or two counties should carry off
all the officers at the disposal of the con-
yentiod. The election of further officers
accordingly went over till tomorrow.
A committee of one from each county
was appointed, with Mr.. Demetrio Perez
as chairman, to which all resolutions for
the appointment OF standing committees
were referred.
The chair on motion appointed n com
mittee on rules; T. b. Catron, chair
man. A. j, Fountain, W. &. RitclI, q.
W. Prichard, &. S, Rodey.
Adjourned.
CAUGHT IN THE CORRIDORS.
Hon. Carl W. Wildenstein is detained
at home by sickness, but will arrive i'll u
day or two.
Mr.. W, II. Burke, OF Albuquerque, is a
locker on at the capitol. He will stay as
long as the convention does.
Delegates Fox, VOORHEES,, Springer, J.
j. Baca and Eddy sent word that they
would be on hand tomorrow.
+. w. Kelley, ESQ.,, successful attor-
ney Ill Socorro county, was among the
delegates to get in this morning.
Mr.. f. X. Caldwell, OF NIonero, got in
last night TO lend voice on behalf OF Rio
Arrlba in framing tirst-class constitution
Mr.. Geo. q, Cans, OF Las Cruces, kind
ly remembered here as the sergeant at
arms OF the last senate, is about the cap
ltol to-day.
EX-Gov Slower arrived last night and
is ready for the responsible duties to
which the people OF Bernalillo county
have called him.
Col. Periecto Armijo, one OF Bernalillo's
delegates, got i'll just in time to attend
HE morning caucus. He came overland
from Cerrillos.
Hon. Trinidad Romero, ex-delegate to
Congress and staunch and true Repub-
llcan, is in the city. He is delegate to
the convention from Mora county.
Mr.. Jayne A. Whitmore, the versatile
editor OF the Reporter, San Marcial, got
in last night via Las Vegas, and will be
heard from during the convention.
Complete Associated Press reports of
the proceedings OF the convention from
day to day will be sent out by that insti.
tuton's local agent, Mr.. II. {. Burnett.
Hon. j. NJ. C. Chavez, one Of the
cleyerest OF men, successful beef and
wool raiser and a man of progressive
Ideas, Is here to take part i'll the conven-
ton.
Hon. Nicholas GALES, of Hillsboro, to
whom Sierra county owes its existence,
and prominent and influential Republi.
can, came III this morning from Hills
boro. lie represents Sierra county in the
convention.
Don Patrocinio Luna, ex-sheridr of Va.
lenca, was one of the delegates to arrive
from the south last night, coming up in
company with Hon. Alexandra Sandova,
a resident OF the village of Bernalillo, and
also Il delegate.
At a casual glance it would seem that
San Miguel has as handsome delegation
as any of them, and Capt. J. q. Clancy
and Hon. q. w. Prichard are at the head
OF it Tor good looks, with JEFF. Reynolds a
distinguished second.
Col. Albert j. Fountain, one OF the
delegates to the convention, and who
made most enviable record as speaker
OF the house OF representatives of the 18th
legislative assembly, arrived this morning
to take part in tue proceedings OF the
convention.
Hon. Martin Lehman, OF Las Cruces.
the most successful merchant of southern
New Mexico, and whose word is as good
as his bond will spend the next few
weeks III Santa Fe. He is member OF
the constitutional convention from Dona
Ana county.
W. T. Burns, the well known and sue
cesslul young stockman of Park View, in
Rio Arriba county, is here to attend the
sessions of the constitutional convention.
This is his first political move. He is a
bright young man and will make his
mark in the politics of New Mexico
Hon. Pedro Y. Jaramillo, of Ell Rito.
who has we'll, ably and faithfully repre-.
scented Rio Arriba and San Juan counties
Ill the territorial council for several terms,
ard who is mighty good man besides,
is in the capital city and will do his share
toward making the constitutional conven-
ton success. He is delegate from Rio
Arriba county.
Hon. NJ. S. Otero is among the visiting
statesmen who will make Santa Fe their
headquarters for several weeks to come. |
1t was largely through his influence that |
Bernallllo rolled up 80 credltable vote |
for the delegates. He will be power in |
the convention and that power will be |
exercised for the welfare and advance
ment OF New Mexico.
Hon. l.. S. Trimble, an Albuquerque
Democrat who declines to wear anybody's |
ring in his nose, got in last night and has |
AIKEN quarters at the Exchange. There
s no more enthusiastic advocate of state.
mood than Judge Trimble, and his con.
3enting to be candidate for delegate is a |
horn in the side OF the 4x9 Democratic
statesmen that worries them not little.
Prepared by combination, proportion
and process peculiar to itself, Hoods Sar-
3aparilla accomplIshes cures hitherto I'M
known.