Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-03
POLITICAL POINTERS.

Republican papers are requested to
publish the call for the Silver City Repub-
liCan convention.
The White Cap leaders are making
poor Roadway in organizing lodges in this
county.-Chama New Mexican.
r. L. Twitchell is the youngest man
who ever served as chairman OF the
Republican central committee OF New
Mexico.
Rio Arriba county is good for fully 500
majority for the Republican ticket i'll the
November elections; mark the predic-
ton.
The Albuquerque Democratic bosses
may not be hogs, bat they have all the
positions concentrated right there where
they can have them handy. The rest OF
the territorial Democracy has nothing to
say.
The New MExICANs information from
Albuquerque is to the effect that the
Democracy is figuring upon nominating
DR.. q. W. Harrison for mayor at the COM
ing city election, and if he should be sue
cessful, then he is to be put up for sheriff
in the November elections.
Hon. A. b. Fall, one of the big four of
the last house OF representatives, is now
lowering between the Democratic nomi-
nation for the council and the nomina-
ton for sheriff of the county of Dona Ana
he has not made up his mind what he
wants as yet.
Frank Lopez has gone to Canon Largo
on business, and expects to be absent
about ten days. Frank is ex.chairman of
the Democratic county committee, but
saws that he will vote the Republican
ticket at the coming fall election. Mr..
Lopez head is surely level.-Chama New
Mexican.
The people OF the city by large ma.
jority want Chas. f. Hunt, the popular
alderman from the 4th ward, to become
the Republican candidate for mayor
He he's every requisite qualification, and
if he consents to become candidate
he is sure of election. Albuquerque Citi
zen.
Charles F. Hunt, present clerk OF the
I'd judicial district court, is looming up as
a candidate for mayor of Albuquerque or
the Republican ticket; if nominated and
elected, friend Charles may become a
candidate for sheriff at the November
election he has way OF getting around
I the voters and gaining their good viii
that is somewhat remarkable.
1t is reported that W. W. Jones, o.
Fort Craig, will go before the Democratic
convention as candidate for the sheriff
ship OF SOcorro county. "Neighbof
Jones would make an able and efficient
Official, and should he get the nomina
ton, his opponent, whoever he may be
will find in Mr.. Jones foeman worthy OF
his teel-Chloride Black Range.
From Roswell comes the report that
Hon. q. A. Richardson would not be
averse to again representing his district in
the upper branch OF the New Mexico
legislature. Mr. Richardson, barring the
fact that lie bent the pregnant hinges Of
his knees too much in subserviency tC
the Albuquerque Democratic ring bosses
and the White Cap San Miguel bosses,
made a good record during the last SEES.
sion.
DR.. w. &. Stahlnecker, who will be
remembered as deputy collector under j.
P. McGrority, under the late unlamented
/ Cleveland administration, 80 the New
MEXICAN is informed from Ration, is a
candidate for the appointment of trustee
of the New Mexico insane asylum at Las
Vegas, in place of Russell Marcy. The
doctor would also take the assistant super
intendency of the institution.
The unterrifed Democracy in Las We
gas, that is, the crowd that wants to
handle the city's money to the detriment
Of the tax PAYERS, is for straight Demo,
cratic ticket at the coming city election.
The same gang is for straight Demo
cratic ticket in the city Of Santa Fe. All
they want is the money in the treasury,
and they will be found none too particular
how they get it, should they succeed
in fastening their fangs on the city Of
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