Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-09-20
HAVING A TIME OF IT.


interpreter, Hilario Ortiz.
Committe on credentials was named as
follows: A. NJ. Dittlebach, Juan Ortiz Y
Rodriguez, Gabriel Martinez, S. d. Bald
win, c. NJ. Dreamer, Eugeno Sena,
Daniel Sanchez. They soon made their
report and set forth that tifty-nine dele
gates were present in person or proxy.
Permanent organization was effected
by the election OF S. ID. Baldwin as presi-
dent, he receiving "a out Of the 80 votes.
Judge Felipe Delgado was elected vice
president. Melton Castillo moved that
&. VI. Creamer be made second vice pres
ident
MIR Dreamer: 81 positively decline; |
am going to stay on the floor, am not
going to be shelved.'
The vote was put amid much laughter
and confusion and carried, Mr., Dreamer
still shouting he would not serve.
Mr.. Castillo then took the floor and
to accept the honor bestowed upon HIM
by the convention.
Mr.. Dreamer undertook to respond
and was called to order by j. ?. Victory,
the chair sustaining the point. Finally
the vice presidents took their positions
and the business went on.
j. W. Schofield was elected permanent
secretary and Bernardno B. Baca, as
sistant secretary Epifanio Vigil, int -
prefer; II. L. Ortiz, assistant.
A committee on resolutions was moved
for by MIR. Victory, who later suggested
Hon. Sol. Spiegelberg's name as chair
man. Mr.. Spiegelberg declined, and the
chair said it would reserve to itself the
right to name such committee, and after
five minutes recess the following were
named:
Sol Spiegelberg, J. P. Victory, Juan
DeIgado, Chas. Lyons, Miguel Silva, +.
L. Siuder, J. M. H. Alarid.
The following are the nominations:
For the council-Romulo Martinez.
For the legIslature-Chas Lyons
nominated Hon. G. f Easley, Juan
Holmes named Richard Gibin; Judge
| Delgado presented the name of L. z. Tia
bic and Hiario Ortiz did likewise; Jose
K. Rivera named J. D. L. H. Garlic; j.
NJ. II. Alarid's name was also presented.
Mr.. Victory moved to make MIR. Gable S
nomination unanimous. Ruled out by
| the chair.
Chas. Lyons asked that the rules be
suspended and that Chas. +. Easley S
name be submitted to the convention.
Cries, out of order and great confusion.
NJ. Castillo demanded that the chair put
each nomination in its order. After q
deal OF talk vote was finally taken and
resulted; Easley, | Gable 40; Giblin 6 ;
Garlic 5; Alarid 2. T. B. Gable was
therefore nominated.
\ second ballot failed to give either of
the contestants a majority. J. M. IL.
Aarid moved the nomination of Mr..
Easley by reclamation. After partial
vote on this hGi proceeded, A. NJ. Dit
! tlebach moved to proceed with the ballot
Agreed to, and Mr.. Easley receiving
thirty-nine out of the tifty-nine votes was
declared the nominee.
Frank Chavez was nominated for sher-
| III by reclamation, and Abe Gold was
nominated for assessor.
Probate Judge-Lucano Baca.
Probate Clerk-Pedro Delgado.
AS We 90 to press the convention is still
in session.
CONVENTION ECHOES.
Delegate Joseph arrived from the south
last night and will tonight speak at
Gray opera house.
Dick Giblin, who was one of the dele
gates for the legislature, headed the San
Pedro delegation. James Cheeves and
Squire Wright came up with him.
Ed 5. Sluder is the Dolores delegation.
He is growing porty. 49,,
Hon. c. f. Easley and Geo. L. WHY'S,
candidates for Office from the Little
Pittsburg, are circulating among their
Santa Fe friends.
j. NJ. H. Alarid, of Galisteo, came up
as a candidate for the legislature. He
thinks Santa Fe should be ignored, and
both candidates from the lower house
given to the southern part OF the coun-
ty.
Delegates we're present from all but the
18th and l4th precincts.
Several of the delegates called at the
New MEXICAN office and secured copies
of the state constitution.
Ordinarily music hath charms, etc, but
it failed to sooth the savage breast this
afternoon.
Precinct Conventions.
A large attended meeting of the Re-