Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-04-01

the republican party. and that no thanked
his friends from the bottom Of his heart
for the honor conferred upon him. He
stated that he wa not by any means a
stranger In Albuquerque, and therefore
had given the studyoi municipal affairs Of
this city considerabletime and attention
"The republican party" continued Mr.
Clancy. has managed theaifalrs Of Albu-
querque so we'll since the Inauguration
OF retrenchment and reform some four
years ago, that when the present admin
istration turns oyer the books and nc.
counts TO the new council, there will be
found between 5000 and 5000 TO its
credit, aud for that eason and others
there will be many democrats who will
support the republican city ticket"
The remarks OF the next mayor VI
Albuquerque" we're to the point az to
facts and we're heartily s%pplauded.
PE,Rsoy NOMINATED.
Delegate Ruppe nominated 3. Albright
for city clerk.
Delegate Snyder ngmOi Gavin whiting
~ . suitable candidate Tor the eleIk-hip
Delegate F. A. Hubbrn placed the name
Of Il. A. Pearson before the convention
Tor city clerk.
Mbjor W. A. Rankin named Chas. II.
Kimball Tor the o6les.
There being no further nominations II
was moved and seconded that the nomi
nations be closed and that the chair ap
point tellers 10 collect The votes.
The chair appointed Delegates Jo4e l..
PerCa and + J Alger.
Alter some discussion "a to how to vote,
and In regard TO a proxy held from the
Second ward delegation, voting COM
menced, aud resulted as follows:
Pearson. 20; whiting, 10; Kimbali, 81
Albright. 1; blank. /. Total, 5s votes.
Pearson receiving q majority Of the
votes cast, he was declared unanimously
the nominee Of tho convention for city
clerk.
LEE NOMINATED.
Delegate T. \. Hubbell nominated
Harry II. Lee for the Office OF city trea.
urer, and, after the nomination was sec.
onded by several delegates, Lee was de-
clared by reclamation TO be the choice Of
the convention for city treasurer.
WARD NOMINEES RATIFIED.
The Jubilee club came forward again
and sang several songs, which was fol.
lowed by the convention ratifying the
ward nominees for aldermen and school
trustees.
Ward III A. M%Ontfort, alderman.
John James, school trustee.
Ward 81. N. HOrner. alderman; Her
bert X. Fox, school trustee.
Ward Oh. X. Rogers, alderman; I'd
b. Harsch, school trustee.
Ward Jacob LOebs, alderman; r. W
Hopkins, school trustee.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE NAMED.
The city central committee was ther
named. ~ follows:
Ward 1-DOn ]. Rankin. W. II. II. ALI
son.
Ward 2-Karl A. Snyder, X. J.. Alger.
Ward 3-F. A. Hubbell, N. X. Stevens
Ward Al. r. Armijo, ]. W. Palmer.
At large-0. /. Carter.
The chairman and secretary are mad,
ex CficiO members OF the central com
mittee.
The Jubilee club then sang GOOD
night" and, after a vote Of thanks wa
extended TO them the convention nd
journed.
CANDIDATES MEET.
NAfter the adjournment OF the CONVEX
tl0Rb the candidates for the various cit
Offices and school trustees met at the LAY
Offices Of Hon. y. W. Clancy. and trans
acted considerable business.
At this meeting the following gentle
men we're appointed an executive con
Ward l, Don J. Rankin; ward 2, X. ]
Elger; ward 8. II. A. Hubbell; ward 4,
Il. Armijo.