Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-06-11
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
Another Call on Major G. W. Knaebel fol
Mayor-New City Tickets Suggest
ed-More Congratulations.


ed More Congratu lations.
The demand that Major Geo. W.
Knaebel permit the use of his name at
the head of union city ticket which
shall represent neither political party but
simply the business interests of Santa
Fe, is growing daily, and 1t now looks as
if the gentleman would be compelled to
acquiesce even at the cost OF much personal
inconvenience and the sacrifice OF his
professional affairs. The latest call for
Major Knaebel is q strong one and comes
in the shape of the following:
OFFICE OF ELLIS, McDoNoUGH & Co.,
Denver, Colo June s, 1917
To the Editor of the New Mexican, Santa Fe' n
Now that Santa Fe has placed herself
upon record as DESTROYS of progress, and
desircus no longer to be classed among
the Anticipated towns OF the past; and in
asmuch as, in carrying out the desires OF
her citizens, there shonld be some one
elected to the position of mayor honest
in purpose and progressive in spirit, |
submit that there is probably none having
had the experience and better qualified
than our mutual friend, Major George w.
knaebel.
In making this nomination, however, l
would not have it understood that it is
made in opposition to the claims of any
OF worthy Spanish American citizen who
may be found competent to fill the position
and DESTROYS of the honor. Very respect
fully, E. T. WEBER.
"vERITAs" CHIPS IN.
To the Editor of the New Mexican.
SANTA FE, June 10.-I herewith in
close you ticket which good many
have agreed upon:
For Mayor-Martin Quintana.
Aldermen-J. D. Allan, Aniceto Abey.
tia, J. D. Sens, Judge Thornton.
City Marshal-James T. Newhall.
City Clerk-Candelario Martinez.
City Treasurer-Geo. A. johnson.
Street Commissioner-John Gray.
City Attorney-Benj. M. Read.
Police Justice-H. l.. Ortiz.
City Physician-Dr. W. S. Harronn.
l have consulted a good many friends or
this subject and everybody believes it will
make a clean sweep against any tickle
thus far suggested. VERITAs.
AND STILL ANOTHER.
To the Editor of the New Mexican.
SANTA FE, June 11.-When l see m
neighbors shaking off the dust, l don
like to remain idle like bump on log
In the first place, l say, why can't We
fair and just, and give the good Democrat
a chance. l don't believe that Marcelin
Garcia fits for any city Office on accour
of his disobedience to the court. NJ
ticket would be this:
For Mayor-Martin Quintana.
Aldermen-J. D. Allan, Felipe De
gado, F. T. Weber, J. D. Sena.
City Marshal-Candeario Martinez.
City Clerk-H. L. Ortiz.
City Treasurer-Geo. H. Cross.
Street Commissioner-John Gray.
City Attorney-Beni. NJ. Read
City Justice. -Atanasio Romero.
City Physician-Dr. Hsrroun.
would like to see tax payers and res
estate owners give their opinion, Dut
want to keep out of the ticket person
that have no real estate and those VIII
have been connected with the last count
muddle. A TAX PAYER.
INCORPORATION CRUMBS.
. Santa Fe-is now city of the tirst-clas
= the vote on the question was to l
6 favor of incorporation rhe progressi,
2 element of the ancient" are to be col
U graduated Oh this victorv, as at the outs
they admitted the chances Of carrying
. were very slim.-Raton Reporter.
The present capital of the territory hs
at last decided to follow in Silver City
footsteps and become an incorporate
city, instead of remaining only as one
two precincts of the county. We are a
ways glad to see signs of improvement
anywhere in the territory and particular
In those parts which need it most. "
congratulate Santa Fe heartily on it's fir
step toward improvement.-Silver Gil
Sentinel
Santa Fe, N. NJ, has voted by a lari
majority to incorporate. A little late
the day, Santa, but step toward daylight
just the same.-Phonix Republican.