Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-27

RarnalillO County RaDublicanS.


The regular Republican county con
v~ention for Bernalillo county was held
in Albuquerque yesterday, and it prov
ed to be one of the best attended and
most enthusiastic conventions held in
the county for years. Every section of
the county was represented by both del
egates and interested spectators.
The temporary organization "a COM
pleted by the election of Hon. I. A. Fin
|ical as chairman, Isador Sandoval sec
The morning session was then devoted
to appointing committees and listening
to addresses by prominent Republicans
/ who We're present.
When the convention convened in the
afternoon, the committee on permanent
organization reported, recommending
Hon. Frank A. Hubbell for permanent
chairman, A. A. Keen secretary and
Nestor Montoya interpreter. The re-
port was adopted, and the convention
began the business for which it had
been called. The resolutions adopted
indorsed the national and territorial
administrations; commended the ac-
ton of the territorial Republican on
vention in nominating Hon. Pedro Pc
rea as the candidate for delegate to
congress and IT affirmed the allegiance
of the party to the platform and princi-
pies of the party as enunciated in the st.
Louis convention of 1896. The creation
of a new county, to be called Summit
county," out of the western portions of
Bernalillo and Valencia counties, was
recommended: the officials of Berna-
lilo county were commended for the
economical administration Of public af-
fairs the past two years, and the judi
ciary was congratulated upon the just
administration of the laws. The SOL
diers and sailors of the army and navy
were thanked for their brave services in
the late war, and the Democratic party
was held up to the ridicule of all sensi-
BILE people for it's ridiculous attitude on
the tariff question.
After the reading and adoption of the
platform the following ticket was nom
mated: For members of the legislative
council: Thos. Hughes and Thos. A..
Finical; representatives, Emiliano Gui-
%terrez, Marcelino Baca and Pablo Cres-
pin; probate judge, Cornelio Sandoval;
probate clerk, j. A. Summers; sheriff,
Thomas S. Hubbell: assessor, j. M.
Sandoval; collector and treasurer, Jose
l.. Perea; county commissioners, e "A.
Miera, Ignacio Gutierrez and Jesus Ro-
nero; school superintendent, F. A..
Hubbell; county surveyor, e. A. Pear
son; river commissioners, ]. w. Ball,
e. Marine, Apolino Gutierrez, Trinidad
Gabaldon and N. Perea.
The ticket is a strong one. All the
candidates being well and favorably
known in the county, and in spite of the
opposition of the Democrats and So
called Independent Republicans, will
be the winning one on November s.
Mora County Democratic Ticket.
At the Mora county Democratic con-
vention held Tuesday the following
ticket was placed in nomination:
For member of council, Jesus M. Val
dez, of Union county, was Endorsed; re-
preventative, j.. D. McGrath; county
commissioners, Francisco Pacheco, San
tiago Vigil and Louis Deutchman; pro-
bate Judge, Rumaldo Gonzales; collector
and treasurer, Chas. U. Strong; sheriff,
Ricardo Romero; probate clerk, Macario
Gallegos; assessor, Tito Macs; superin-
tendent of schools, Miguel Martinez;
county surveyor, W. H. Wilcox.