Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-07-10
POLITICAL POINTERS.

John D. Card and S. Brannon an
nounce themselves as candidates for the
Office of county assessor on the Democrat
ic ticket of Grant county.
H. V. Harris informs the Citizen that
he has no idea of being candidate for
sheriff on the Democratic ticket. If the
Democrats nominate him for clerk he will
make the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Citizen.
DR.. James A. Tomlinson, of Eddy, and
Jos. w. Nicely, of Lookout, are candidates
for probate Judge of Eddy county. And
Sam. d. Houston announces himself
as candidate for the office of sheriff of
that county. They evidently think in
Eddy county, that the early bird catches
the worm.
A well posted and prominent citizen of
Sierra county writes the New MEXICAN,
that with good, strong ticket, the Re-
publicans will carry that county by a
good majority. The present Republican
county officials are making a very good
record, and that is redounding to the bene-
fit Of the party in that vicinity.
SAN PEDRO, July 7, 1S90.-At the meet
ing held here by the San Pedro Republic
can club the following we're selected as
delegates to the territorial league conven-
ton: F. A. Blake, John Robertson,
Valentine Schick, Romulo Wales, James
Barton. The president of our club being
away to New York, We reorganized our
club and Mr.. E. II. Dunbar was chosen
temporary president and r. M. Carley,
secretary; the club will have another
meeting shortly when the club will nomi-
nate its permanent officers.
The Democrats of Bernalillo county,
who never did love Joseph, hut voted for
him because they hated the Republican
candidate more, and who are waiting for a
chance to knife Joseph and Gildersleeve,
are seriously thinking, says the Albuquer-
que Citizen, Of taking Mr.. Joseph at his
word that he will not be candidate for
congress next fall, and are thinking of
uniting on Hon. II. B. Ferguson Tor the
position. Mr.. Ferguson is in every
way the superior of Mr.. Joseph, and if
nominated he would be a hard man to
beat.
Judge Morrison, president Of the terri
torial Republican league is informed from
San Marcial that a Republican League club
has been organized there with the follow
ing officers: President, Perry Gall vice
presidents, J. A. Whitmore and T. M.
Montgomery secretary, G. Quinlan. Also
that work is progressing in the organiza-
ton of Republican League clubs in old
San Marcial, in Socorro, in Magdalena and
in Kelly. Mr.. 0. F. Blood, a we'll known
and prominent Republican at San Mar
cial, is doing all this work and is meeting
with great success. He is natural Or
ganizer and an enthusiastic Republican.
He is doing mighty good work in Socorro
county.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of the
Republicans of this city was held at the
San Felipe hotel last evening, for the
purpose OF organizing league club.
The meeting was called to order by G.
W. Meylert, president of the Bernalillo
county Republican League club, and B. S.
Rodey acted as secretary.
A constitution was adopted and about
thirty signed it.
The club was named the Republican
League club of Albuquerque, N. M.
The following officers were elected:
G. w. Meylert, president.
Thos. Hughes, T. W. McIlvain, vice
presidents.
A. w. Kimball, secretary,
J. B. Bushnell, treasurer.
j. B. Bushnell, B. S. Rodey, L. s. Nc
Pherson, E. w. Spencer, E. W. Kilbourn,
executive committee.
The following were elected delegates to
the territorial league meeting at Santa Fe:
r. p Hall, &. l.. Brooks and Calvin
Whiting.
The club starts out with the intention
of doing effective work during the coming
campaign.
All Republicans in the city are invited
to Join the club. The regular meetings
will be held on the first and third Mon
days of each month. Albuquerque Citi-
zen.
It is understood that ex-Gov. Ross, W.
B. Childers, H. B. Ferguson, Ashen-
felter, H. L. Warren and the rest of the
crowd, opposed to Gildersleeve, are
engaged in getting sufficient strength to