Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-20

County Commissioner Geo. /. WHY'S
OF Santa Fe county, having tasted thu
sweets OF office, is reported as desiring thu
nomination for commissioner on TIT
Democratic ticket.
1t is believed by good many Repub
liCans, that about as wise nomination
the Republicans could well make would
be the one of Hon. Eugenio Romero fol
delegate to the SD congress OF the United
States.
Internal Revenue Collector l.. A.
Hughes to-day announced the following
appointments Deputy collector at Albu.
querque, John Borradaile; deputy collec.
tor for Arizona, G. R. Martindale, Of
Prescott.
Col. D. J. NJ. A. Jewett, OF Lincoln
county, and an orator whose utterances
are we'll worth hearing, will address the
Santa Fe county Republicans at the court
house tonight. The public generally is
invited to attend.
1t is understood that Hon. W. Z. Chill.
ders, of Albuquerque would accept the
Democratic nomination for congress and
would be willing to make the race. His
friends are believed to be working silently,
but effectually toward securing enough
delegates for his nomination.
Judge VIM. H. Whiteman sent in his
resignation as Judge Of the LIST judicial dis
traict month or more ago, to take effect
June 80. The resignation was accepted,
and the Judge was given thirty DAYS leave
OF absence, and he is now in the east at
tending to his private business. He ex-
poets to return to Albuquerque about
July |.
The political pot commences to boil al
ready. So far the shall-be nominated for
delegate are for the Republicans ex-Judge
Axtell and Gov. Prince; for the Democ-
rats, F. A. Manzanares, Hon. Felix Mar
tinez and W. B. Childers. So far as we
are concerned we would like to see Prince
and Manzanares to the bat, and Axtell
and Martinez on deck.-Taos Monitor.
The Democrats in southern Santa Fe
county are in favor of John T. Kelly for
the nomination for county commissioner
and either Hon. w. E. Dame, of Cerrillos,
or s. G. White, of San Pedro, for mem
Der of the legislative assembly. ThV
will demand at least these offices and will
get them on the ticket, as the Democracy
of southern Santa Fe county polls good
many votes.
What is the matter with the nomina-
ton for the legislative assembly Of Mr..
II. S. Gratz, of Folsom? He ia first
class young business man, has large
interests in the territory, is popular and
we'll known, and would make first.class
member from Colfax county. The peo-
pie OF that county could do no better than
to nominate him, and elect him. He
would do some good.
The New MEXICAN is informed, and
that from a reliable source, that Col. J.
A. Lockhart will not allow his name to
be used for the nomination as candidate
for delegate on the Republican ticket,
but will, in all likelihood, accept the Re-
publican nomination for member OF the
council from the district composed of
Grant, Dona Ana and Sierra counties.
At star chamber meeting Of the dyed.
in-the-wool Bourbon Democrats held in
the court house on Sunday afternoon,
18th inst, our informant tells us, Macario
Gallegos was appointed chairman and
Agapito Abeytia, jr., secretary of the GEN.
trail committee. A committee of three
was named to visit the eastern precincts
OF the county and 1t was agreed to form
clubs in each precinct. Echo.
The Democratic bosses in Santa Fe
county have decreed, so the New MEXICAN
is informed, that Romulo Martinez shall
be nominated for member of the council,
and Frank Chaves for sheriff. The as.