Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-07-15

appears TO hang between MIR. Gable and
Abe Gold, with the chances greatly IN
favor of the latter.
W. II. Jack is the coming candidate
for county clerk on the Republican ticket
from the eastern part Of the county, and
II. S. Graft for the assem- bly, from the
same section. Ration Reporter
Three candidates for the Office OF county
assessor met in this city last Tuesday.
All were sanguine OF receiving the noml-
nation, and the tableau of Hobart, Nc
Aninch and Classen, shaking hands
over the bloody Chasm, was one OF the
most affecting and realistic over pres
ented off the stage Silver City Enter
prise.
Mr.. Childers said the other night that
the Democratic party couldn't nominate
a man too mean for him to support. He
also ripped the Santa Fe county Demo-
Gratis up the back by charging that they
were responsible for the capture Of the
last legislature by the Republicans. He
argued that by the election of Mr.. Selis-
man to the council the Democrats would
have had tie vote in that body, whereas,
many Democrats deserted Mr.. Seligman
and aided in the election Of Mr.. Catron.
For this, Mr.. Childers minated, the
Santa Fe county Democracy would be
amply punished in due time.
Both the county central committees
met at Aztec Monday and very shortly
determined that they could or should do
nothing toward calling the county con-
ventlons until the official calls are issued
for the territorial and district conventions,
after which more intelligent action can
be taken. The Republican committee
filled vacancies by selecting Capt. Fred.
Bunker to represent Bloomfield in the
place of w. B. Haines, removed from
the territory, and Mr.. George Spence
to represent Aztec, the division OF
that precinct having created q new
position Oh the committee. Major n. l..
Hayden was elected chairman OF the
committee, vice Capt. Haines, and j. w.
McDermott, secretary. Juan Index.
THE THIRD PRECINCT REPUBLICAN CLUB.
A very large and enthusiastic gathering
of Republicans took place last night at
Borrego's hall for the purpose of organ
izing a Republican league club. Mr.. To-
mas Quintana called the meeting to order.
Col. Frost was elected temporary chair
man, Mr.. X. E. Twitchell temporary
secretary and Mr.. Henry Wurtz inter
prefer.
Col. Frost addressed the meeting fully
as to the objects OF the movement and OF
the Republican league, and the perma-
nent organization was then effected as
follows:
President--R. Z. Twitchell.
Vice resident-Francisco Gonzales y
Chaves.
Secretary-Henry Wurtz.
nterpreter-Larkln Ct. Read.
Treasurer-Ramon Sena y Garcia.
Executive Committee - Max. Frost,
Julian Provencio, Tomas Quintana, Ru-
maldo Sena, Miguel Rodrigues.
Delegates to the Republican League
nvention-Francisco Gonzales Bor-
rego, L. A. Hughes, Narciso Mondragon.
Finance Committee-Luis Moya, Geo.
A. johnson.
The regular meetings OF the club will
take place every other Saturday, COM
mencing July Is.
Eloquent and stirring addresses were
made by Hon. A. L. Morrison, Messrs.
Frank Gonzales Borrego, Julian Prov
encio and Jose Antonio Lucero.
Seyenty-six members joined the club
last night and at least forty more will
come in at the next meeting 1t was one
of the most successful political meetings
ever held in the commencement Of acam-
paign in Santa Fe.