Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-11
CAMPAIGN CAROLS.
Democratic Tickets in Rio Arriba,
Mora and Guadalupe-POliti-
cal BriefetS.

Rio Arriba county was held on Monday |
at Ablquiu. A large crowd was in at
tendance and the proceedings throughout
we're characterized by great harmony and
enthusiasm.
The convention was called to order
at 2:5O p. m, with the following tempo
rary officers: President, Sixto Chavez
secretary, Sabine D. Olivas; interpreter,
j. G. Lucero.
The following committee on credentials
was named: Tomas A. Trujillo, Daniel
Truiillo, Aniceto Moya.
The following was the committee on
permanent organizations Henry Grant,
Albino Lopez, T. G. Jones, Elias Garcia,
Cosme Martinez.
The following we're chosen as the per-
manent officers of the convention: Presi-
dent, Juan de j. Duran; vice presidents.
Juan Garcia and Pablo Jaramillo; secre-
taries, j. G. Lucero and Sabine D. Olivas;
interpreter, Sixto Chavez.
A committee, consisting of Henry
Grant, 7. G. Jones, Ramon Sucizo, Rom
ulo Martinez, Tomas A. Trujillo and An
iceto Moya was appointed to invite Hon.
Antonio Joseph, Gov. Thornton and Ter
ritorial Chairman Crist to participate in
the deliberations of the convention. This
invitation was accepted and stirring talks
were made by each of these gentlemen.
The following committee on resolutions
was named j. II. Crist, Jose L. Montoya
and NJ. Larragoite.
committee on conference between Rio
Arriba and Taos counties, as to matters
affecting the Legislative ticket, was APP
pointed as follows: Henry Grant. Elias
Garcia and Jose L. Montoya.
The following county ticket was then
nominated by the convention: Delegate,
Antonio Joseph; senator, M. Larragoite;
representative, Juan Garcia; sheriff, Fe-
lix Garcia; collector, Martin Lopez; as
SCISSOR, Antonio Griego; treasurer, Ramon
Montana; school uperintenGent, Tomas
A. Trujillo; probate judge, Jose Dolores
Garcia; probate clerk, Francisco Lopez;
coroner, Ramon M. Trujillo; surveyor,
| Enrique Abeyt commissioners, Seferino
Serna, Aniceto Meya and Geo. H. Tice.
| After the convention the crowd ad-
| journed to Plaza Alcalde, where splen
didly attended rally was held Monday
night. This meeting was addressed by
Mr.. Joseph, Gov. Thornton and Mr.. M.
Larragoite; and their presentation of
Democratic principles and policy aroused
the greatest possible interest.
THE GUADALUPE TICKET.
The Democrats of Guadalupe county
held their convention at Puerto de Luna
Monday and nominated the following
ticket. The universal satisfaction with
which the ticket was received indicates
for it large majority. The Guadalupe
citizens will also start out on their career
in national politics by giving Mr.. Joseph
good round ma ority on November 6.
The following is the ticket Represen-
tative, Pablo Aragon; probate judge, Lo-
renzo Labadie; county commissioners,
Juan Marquee, Manuel Urioste, Robert
Mingus; clerk, Perfecto Baca; treasurer,
Louis D. Atestu; assessor, Mariana Mon
toya;,, sheriff, Roman Casaus; school su-
perintendent, Cresenciano Gallegos; cor
oner, Santiago Parras.
THE MORA DEMOCRATS.
The convention of Mora county Demo-
Gratis, held at Mora on Monday, nomin-
ated the following ticket: Council Aga
pito Abeytia, ST.; representative, j. B.
Ortega; sheriff, Vicente Mares; collector,
D. G. Deuel.; clerk, Adolfo Branch; school
superintendent, Minor Rudolph; county
commissioners, Diego A. Chacon, Cristo-
bal Mares, Herculano Garcia; assessor
William Hoberg; probate Judge, Damasio
Garcia; treasurer, Joseph Harberg; cor.
oner, Anastacio Molinar. The conven
tion was largely attended and the Demo
Gratis of old Mora will show up fine vote
for the party next month.
POLITICAL DOTS.
Candidate Catron is in Mora county to
day.
Voters should see to it that their namei
are properly registered.
Catron and Ancheta upon the same plat
form aptly illustrate the eccentricities O.
politics and the scriptural alluslon to thu
lion and the lamb.--Las Cruces Demo
crat.
, Secretary Rafael Romero, of Demo
cratic headquarters, returned from La:
Vegas last night. He brings good re
ports of affairs political in San Migue
: county.
It is reported here to-day that II lead
ing citizen of Lincoln county has posted
$4,000 against any Republicans $2,50(
that Joseph will be reelected to repre-
sent New Mexico in congress.
Democrats who have just returned
from Las Vegas wear a broad smile upor
their faces. They say San Miguel's ma
jority for Mr.. Joseph next month il
going to surprise Democrats and Repub
lcans alike.
; Whenever you see any Republican pa
!. per that pretends to work for the interes
!, of New Mexico and at the same time I'D
vocates the election of Mr.. Catron, jus
twink the other eye."-They don't mea1
it, observes the Ration Reporter.
y The statement made by the Las Cruce
correspondent of the Albuquerque Citize
/. that Editor De Lama was "put in tn
county Jail for lourishing revolver j
u the streets" is absolutely false. Republ
}, cans seem to have the idea that the publ
J; cation of such trashy stories make
;. friends for their party's cause.
|, Mr.. Joseph arrived in the city las
night with his private secretary, Nj
Camilo Padilla, and had expected to re
main here to-day but was called scout
: last night. Mr.. Padilla states that M
. Joseph's meetings in San Juan and othe
u northern counties we're more largely al
J tended than ever before.
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