Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-09-20

Saturday night, and at that time rousing
reception will be rendered him by his
host of Santa Fe friends. Such reception
and ratification of his nomination was to
have taken place this evening, but Mr..
Joseph was compelled to hurry home to-
day and complete his plans for entering
actively upon his campaign duties. He
will spend Saturday night and Sunday
next in Santa Fe and on Monday is
booked to visit Colfax county to attend
the Democratic county nominating con-
vention.
THE COMMITTEES.
The following is a full list OF the COM
mittees that served in the territorial
Democratic convention:
On Credentials-Wm Burns, A. W.
Putt, Geo. E. Berringer, V. P. May, j. O.
Cameron, Geo. W. Miles, Felix Martinez,
George Curry, Macario Gallegos, Jose
Montoya, j. H. Crist, A. P. Hill, James P.
Harper, j. H. Wilton, Manuel Martinez,
j. s. Holland, B. Romero.
On Resolutions--H. l.. Warren, G. A..
Richardson, D. H. Smith, R. l.. Young,
W. H. Malone, W. B. Walton, Felix Mar
tinez, James f. Hinkle,''A. Abeytia, jr., Jos.
Montoya, J. H. Crist, Geo. I. Gonld, J..
P. Victory, W. s. Hopewell, J. Fl. McCutch-
con.
On Permanent Organization-W. A.
Maxwell, G. A. Richardson, s. Martinez,
Pinto Pine, Milton M. Phillips, L. I.
Marshall, Felix Martinez M. Gallegos,
Jose Montoya, j. H. Crist, W.P. Cunning
ham.
| On Rules and Order of Business-E. G.
Gutierrez, A. W. Putt, s. F. Valdez, D.
Chavez, J. 0. Cameron, L. A. Skslly, Felix
Martinez, g. L Ulrich, Pinto Macs, Jose
Montoya, j. H. Crist, Rafael Romero, L.
Sena, ". F. Hall.
POLITICAL TIPS.
Where were the Republican colts?
1t looks as though Sheriff O. W. Nc
Cuistion would be renOminated at the
Colfax county convention on Monday.
"Diphtheria here"--this is the sign
that scared the Republican colts out of
the Republican convention at Socorro.
Judge Joseph Boone, of Deming, has
been nominated by the Democrats OF
Grant county as their legislative candi.
date.
Anto Ortiz y Salazar, of Santa Fe
county, made good his pledge to the
Santa FeLas Cruces Republican jackals
-"Gillie Otero can't have anything"
The better element of the Republican
party in Santa Fe was shocked beyond
expression when the news came to-day
announcing the result of the Socorro
convention.
If half the energy spent in political ef-
| forts we're devoted to the physical i'm
provement Of New Mexico, in ten years
this territory would be veritable para
dise.-Optic.
Among the nominees at the recent
Grant county Democratic convention is
Mr.. Baylor Shannon, who will represent
the party as their nominee for sheriff.
Mr.. Shannon is brother of Hon. c. NJ,
Shannon, of the internal revenue Office,
and is one of the best men in his section
of the territory.
Mr.. G.. W. Abbott, of the Springer
Stockman, mighty clever man and as
independent Republican as ever lived,
is in the city to-day. He says Mr..
Joseph stands we'll in Colfax; that on a
straight vote the county is Democratic
and that the nominee for delegate will
run to the full strength of the ticket.
Hon. j. H. Crist, chairman of the terri.
torial Democratic central committee, got
home from Las Cruces this morning. He
is much gratifed over Mr.. Joseph's re-
nomination and is particularly proud of
the fact that the Santa Fe county delega-
tion went solid for the nominee. When
! Mr.. Crist left Las Cruces the secretary of
the convention, Mr.. j. D. Cameron, Of
Eddy, had not yet made up full list of
the new central committeeman and taken
copies of the platform, SO the chairman
was unable to bring them up with him.
He has telegraphed for them, however,
and expects them shortly. af,