Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-13
NAMED The WINNER
And Mariana s, 0tero is His Name
A Good Days Work by Republic
cans of New New Mexico.
RouSng Demonstration in Favor of New
MexiCo's Admission The Constitu.
ton and Its Friends Full
Proceedings

Special to the New MeXlcsu
Albuquerque, Sept. l3.-The delegate
to the New Mexico Republican congress
sional convention have captured thi
town. Their greeting here has been
hospitable one and the enthusiasm every
where apparent augurs well Tor the success
Of the statehood movement Democrats
and Republicans alike are inspired by the
spirit of harmony that prevails, and il the
constitution isn't adopted it won't be the
fault Of the latter, for the delegates are s
unit on that measure and victory is al
ready written on their banners.
TIE CONVENTION ASSEMBLIES.
The convention was called TO order IN
Grants opera house at 10 o'clock this
forenoon. Every county in the territory
has full delegations present, the tota
number being about 100, and it is a brainy
body of men, in every respect represent
ing the progress, the enterprise, the IN
telligence and the wealth of our fair ter
ritory.
Hon. S. B. Axtell, OF Santa Fe, chair
man OF the Republican central committee
called the convention to order.
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
Gov. Prince was chosen as temporary
chairman OF the convention, and upor
taking the chair made most excellen
and timely address which was frequently
interrupted by bursts of applause. Frank
Forsythe, of San Miguel county, and L
+. Otero, of Valencia county, were chosen
temporary secretaries
On motion the various committees were
then appointed. The
COMMITTEE CHARM NNSHIpS
are as follows:
Committee on Credentials 49, Col. !
Francisco Chavez, of Valencia.
Committee on Permanent Organization
Hon. Albert J. Fountain, of Dona Ana
Committee on Resolutions Hon. Elias
S. Slower, of Bernalillo.
Committee on Rules Hon VIM. l.
Rynerson, of bona Ana.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATIONS.
The convention reassembled at . p. m.
when the committees reported.
Permanent organization was affected
by the election Of the following.
President-Hon. Jas. A. I.ockhart OF
Grant.
Vice Presidents-One delegate from
each county.
Secretaries-Ira NJ. Bond, OF Bernalillo
Edward +, Otero, of Valencia.
Interpreters-Max. Luna, OF Valencia,
and Pinto Pine, OF bona Ana.
THE DELEGATES.
Following is list of the delegates pres
ent:
Bernalillo County. S. Slower, j. R.
Armijo, Alexandra Sandoval, Valentin G.
de Baca, Cristobal Martin, r. B. Myers,
b. S. Rodey, NJ. c. de Baca, +. A. Hub.
bell, Periecto Armijo, F. II. Kent, J. NJ.
Castillo.
Colfax.-S. W. Dorsey, T. W. Collier,
j. f. Curren, W. II. Jack, Epemenio
Martinez, J NJ. Arrillano.
bona Ana-A. j. Fountain, Chas.
Metcalf, W. L. Rynerson, Jacinto Arml-
10, John II. Riley, Pinto Pine, Eugene
Van Patten.
Grant,. A. Lockhart, +. McKeys,
w. 9. Porterfeld, w. H. Lucas, Richard
Hudson, Sid Mullen, F. }, Wright.
Sierra.-W. c. Hadley, S. ?. Foster,
!. d. Hilty, Bias Chavez, Manuel Aragon
and D. IL. Wenger.
San guel-Henry Coors, Frank For
sythe, William Franks, Romulo Ulibarri,
w d. klstler, j. w. Mclaughlin, Ade-
lsido Gonzales, Jose Santos Esquibel,
Eugenio Romero, &. W. Prichard, Pla-
cido Sandoval, Patricio Gonzales, Manuel
&. de Bacs, Gregorio Varela, Leandro
Sanchez, Margarito Romero, Lorenzo
Lopez.
San juan. D. Rumburg, c. H. Nc
Henry, L. WEIGH, Allen T. Bird.
Socorro-J. J. Baca, w. S. Williams, c.
A. Robinson, W. f. Kelley, Vivian Baca,
Demetrio Perez, J. A. Whitmore, F. O.
Blood, w. Ii. Mitchell.
Santa Eel. Bradford Prince, T. B.
Catron, Chas. NJ. Conklin, Trinidad Ala.
rid, f. A. Fiske, Eugenio Yrissarri, Max.
Frost, Aniceto Abeyta.
Lincoln-E. Mob. Timoney, T. w. He
man, C. B. Ayers.
Chavez-Wslter Sparks, W. S. Prayer
Eddy-W. A. Haw kins. L. w. Holt
Mora-Carl w. Wildenstein, W. B.
Brunton.
Rio Arriba-T. D. Burns, Alex. Read
Manuel S Salazar, FerDanGv ,5elna, /. J.
McQ uiston, Auest..cciio Y. de Baca Jose
jaiazar Ortiz, J. Patricio Chavez.
Taos-Pedro Sanchez, J. H. Young,
Juan P. Romero, Bonifacio Martinez,
Nicanor Vigil, A. Il. Muller, Dionicio
LuCero.
Valencia-J. Frank Chavez, Tranquil
inc Luna, Solomon Luna, +. l.. Dubois,
Ed. F. Otero, c. F. Wilkins.
oTERo NOMINATED.
Hon. NJ. s. Otero was nominated for
delegate i'll congress by acclimation.
Col. J. A. Lockhart was chosen chair
nan OF the Republican central committee,
nd the American flag was adopted as the
Republican campaign ensign.
FOR STATEHOOD ALL THE TINE.
Tie convention unanimously Endorsed
he statehood movement and stands I'M
" ervingly by the pending constitution.
NOTES.
The fair which opens Monday is surely
o be grand success. The Z. S. cav
Try arrived from Fort Wingate this
morning.
A grand ratification meeting occurs to-
light. There is unbounded enthusiasm |
o.l ntaro and fhava will |
,e an outpouring of the people sucn as
albuquerque never before witnessed.
Mr.. Webber's Enterprise.
Mr.. John J. Ryan, manager OF the
colorado Abstract company, who came
own from Denver in company with Mr..
:. T. Weber, departed this morning
" home, satisfied fully as to
he wisdom of Mr.. Webber's plans