Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-08-02
POLITICAL POINTERS.

A new Republican paper is very likely
to be published in Deming at an early
day.
Thos. Cain, of Sierra county, is ambi
tious to be sheriff iii place OF s. w.
Sanders.
S. NJ. Ashenfelter has sworn deep and
bloody vengeance and should Fergy run
for delegate, Fergy will get Ash's knife
stuck into him and turned over.
The Ross Ashenfeltet faction in Grant
county is determined that Idus L. Fielder
shall not receive any nomination upon
the Democratic ticket of that county.
TbelSanta Fe county Democratic bosses
have so far concluded the best thing to do
is to nominate N. B. Langhlin for the
council, W. +. Dame for the house and G.
F. Easley for sheriff.
The valiant city attorney of the city of
Santa Fe, ex.School Superintendent j..
P. Victory, wants the Democratic nomi-
nation for county commissioner of Santa
Fe county; here's hoping that he will
get it.
Allan II. Mcdonald, editor of the Sill
yer City Southwest Sentinel, although
still British subject, takes nevertheless a
great deal of interest in political affairs,
and rs he can not as yet take any noml'
nations himself, he proposes to dictate
them to the anti Ross Ashenfelter crowd.
See announcement of ]. S. P Robin.
son for the nomination of sheriff before
the Republican county convention. An
nouncement reached us too late for last
weeks issue. Mr.. Robinson is a good
citizen, miner of many years experience
and would make good sheriff. kings.
ton Shaft.
A. B. Laird and Robert Black announce
themselves as candidates for the nomina.
ton of sheriff of Grant county before the
Republican county convention; and l.
n. Childers before the same convention
as assessor. The Democratic brethren
for offices so far are George W. Miles
for superintendent of schools Edgar M
Young, for clerk, and John B. Card, fol
assessor
A convention of the Democracy OF the
representative district composed OF the
counties of Lincoln, Chaves and Eddy
has been called by J. S. Lea, chairman
to meet at Roswell on the POD OF Angus
1892, for the purpose of nominating {
candidate for the Both legislative assem-
bly,. In this convention the county o
Lincoln will be entitled to twelve dele
gates, Chaves to eight and Eddy to BIZ
delegates
So far no announcements have beer
made for county superintendent o
schools. The Enterprise believes tina
it is generally understood that Mrs. 0.
Warren will be nominated by the Repub
licans, and will accept the nomination
Mrs. Warren has before practically fille'
the same Office in this county and in
manner entirely satisfactory to the people
The Democrats, it is also understood, vii
also nominate lady, and thus even u
the fight for superintendent Git
Enterprise.
/. Candidates for Office seem plentiful il
Eddy county and they are announcing
themselves very early, believing that tn
early worm or the early bird, etc. A. D
Wallace is a candidate for superintendent
Of schools; Fred Neymeyer thinks tn
! nomination for that Office ought to com
to him; Daniel l.. Kemp would like to b
reelected sheriff; Jesse j. Rascoe ais
wants the nomination for the sheriff
office; Thomas Fennessy would like to b
renominated and reelected as clerk
Edward G. Robinson would like to hav
exactly what Mr.. Fennesy wants; J. Z
Walker thinks the people can do no bel
ter than renominate and re.elect hiI
county assessor; Fred. II. Pietz, presen
county surveyor, should be elected