Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-03-31
WINNING TICKET!
Candidates Named by
the Republicans.
Alfred GrunsfeId Nominated
for Mayor.
]. N. Moore for Clerk and Dr.. |. N.
ChamberIin for Treasurer.
CITY REPUBLICANS UNITED,


city wards, together with quite large
crowd Of voters. assembled last night
at the Armory hall where, during the
evening, the next city officers of Albu-
querque were unanimously nom mated.
At s O'Clock, Hon. B. 5. Rodey, as
chairman OF the city central commit
tee. called the fifteenth annual city
of the republican party to
order, and in neat speech stated that
the convention would nominate candi-
dates who would be eletced.
Dr. l.. II. Chamberlin, secretary OF
the central committee. took down the
minutes.
Gov. L. :. Stover was named as tenn
porary chairman OF the meeting, and
Delegates G. NJ. Foraker and +. A.
Hubbell were appointed a committee to
escort the new chairman to the ros-
trum.
Gov. Stover, In accepting, thanked
the convention for honoring him as It's
temporary chairman and in quite a
lengthy speech reviewed the prosperous
times and many good deeds brought
about by the republican party. He said
something pleasing to the democrats
about their ticket, CHASING them NOR
ally. religiously. physically, etc, all
right. and the only fault to nni with
them Is that they are democrats. He
spoke OF favoring home indsutries, to
the exclusion of all outside orders. and
favored brick instead OF cement side
walks as brick will wear as well and
is much cheaper.
A. j. Crawford was chosen tempor-
ary secretary.
A motion then prevailed, which was
seconded, that the several committees
be appointed, with one member from
each ward and one at large, IN each
committee.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED
The following committees were then
appointed.
Credentials-S. r. Ellsworth. First
ward +. G.. Pratt. Second ward: NJ. +.
McCue, Third ward: X. w. Hopkins,
Fourth ward. with Ed. b. Harsch at
large.
Permanent organization and order OF
business-L. II. Chamberlin, First ward
Thomas Hughes, Second ward; +
A. Hubbell Third ward; F. II. Joyce
Fourth ward, with j. c. Baldrldge, at
large.
Resolutons-Don j. Rankin, First
ward: T.. B. Crlsty, Second ward; 7. A.
Finical, Third ward; c. F. Myers,
Fourth ward with u. 5. Rodey at
large.
The committee on credentials. through
its chairman. II. w. Hopkins, reported,
and found all the delegates (names
published In The Citizen the other day
in their seats. The report was adopt
ed on motion OF +. A. Hubbell.
The committee on permanent organi-
cation and order of business. through
its chairman, f. A. Hubbell, reported
as follows:
Permanent chairman--H. Il, Fox.
Vice presidents Don j. Rankin
First ward; Ed. h. Harsch. Second
ward; Thomas NJ. Ramsdall, Third
ward; r. w. Hopkins, Fourth ward.
Secretary-John II. Stingle.
order OF business-Ftrst, nomination
Of mayor; second. clerk; third. treas
urer; fourth, nomination OF ward Off
GERS; flfth, naming city central COM
mittee.
After the reading Of the report, W.
w. Strong and c. B. Hawley were ap-
pointed a committee TO escort Mr.. Fox
to the platform.
on assuming the chair Mr.. Fox
promptly declared that he would not
tire the convention with long speech,
but stated that he was totally unpre-
pared for such an honor and would
leave speech making to others who
were prime and ready for speaking.
II was then suggested that A. A.
Keen be added to the list OF vice pres.
ldents, which suggestion was endorsed
by F. A. Hubbell, as chairman OF the
committee on permanent organization.
and Mr.. Keen took n seat on the plat
form.
Just then the committee on resolu-
tions entered the hall, and b. $. Rodey
as chairman Of that committee, read
the following