Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-10-03

H. Wright.
! Grant county-R. P. Barnes, Thomas
Carr, Percy Wilson, Joseph X. Choate
Jr.
Guadalupe county-Miguel Martinez
Pablo Aragon, Max B. Goldenberg Gel.
so Baca.
Lincoln county-G. w. Prichard, Roc
CO Emilio Theodore w. Heman, R
Michaelis.
Mora county-Frank Carpenter, J. R
Aguilar, CristovaI Sanchez, Juan B.
Martinez, Charles w. Holmes, Manuel
Mascaranes.
Mckinley county-Stephen Canavan
Gregory Page.
Otero county-S. H. Sutherland, W.
A. Carmack, F. B. Schermerhorn.
Rio Arriba county,. B. Prince, Jose
Salazar y Ortiz, Amado Ortiz, Vences-
lao Jaramillo, Antonio de Vargas, J. M.
C. Chavez, Preciliano Lopez, Alexander
Reed, Victor Valdez.
| San Juan county-Granville Pendle-
ton Fred Bunker.
Harris, John I. Thompson.
San Miguel county-R. r. Twitchell
Margarito Komrre, E.e-nio Romero
Gregoria Varela, Enrique Salazari
Zacharias Valdez, Felix Esquibel, Luci-
| ano Lopez. Severe Baca, Franco Rivera
| y Martinez, Sabine Lujan, Santos Es-
quibel.
Santa Fe county-T. B. Catron, B. M.
| Read, Jose Amado Lucero, Antonio Or
tiz Salazar Charles Parsons, d. M.
White, ]. D. Hughes, M. A. Ortiz, J. d.
Sena
Socorro county-C. G.. Cruikshank
Estevan Baca, Jose E. Torres, Abran
Abeyta, M. Cooney. Elfego Baca, A. B.
Baca, James MacTavish.
Taos county-Pedro Sanchez, DR.. T.
P. Martin, Antonio B. Trujillo, F. G.
Stevens Malaquias Martinez.
Union county-Leandro Gallegos, Ro-
mualdo Martinez, Ed Fox, Robert Err
vien.
Valencia county,. Francisco Chav-
ez, Solomon Luna, Carl A. Dallies. ia
cobo P. Chavez, Sylvester Mirabal, Car
los Baca, Teofila Chavez, Jesus C. San
chez, Melquiades T. Otero.
Col. J. Francisco Chaves, chairman Of
the committee on rules, reported the
following rules for the government Of
the convention: The rules of the thir-
ty-thrd legislative assembly and the
Reed rules, with the following order Of
business: ~ Report Of the committee
m credentials; (2) report of the COM
nittee on rules and order Of business;
~ committee on permanent organiza-
zion; az report of committee on plat
form and resolutions; (5) nominations
FOR delegate in alphabetical order Of
ounties; (G miscellaneous; (O reports
If chairmen Of county delegations for
two members from each county on the
erritorial central committee.
P. F. Garrett, chairman Of the COM
nittee on permanent organization. re-
ported in favor of the election of the
following permanent officers: Chair
nan, Frank A. Hubbail, of Berna'ilo;
vice presidents, B. M. Read of Santa Fe
md S. H. Sutherland Of Otero; secre-
tary, James D. Hughes, of Santa Fe; in
terpreters, J. D. sena Of Santa Fe and
w. E. Martin of Socorro.
The report Of the committee was
unanimously adopted, and the gentle-
men named therein were declared the
permanent officers of the convention.
AS the New Mexican went to press
he convention was still in session.
CONVENTION NOTES.
Colonel Pritchard's speech was ex-
'empore, was we'll delivered and full Of
'elling points.
The Democratic convention will con-
.ene at the court house tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock.
The business of the Republican con-
,ention was handled smoothly and en-
:rgetically this morning.
The audience present at the forenoon
session Of the convention was fine,
many ladies being present.
The convention is noted by the pres
ence of big men-big men mentally,
pOltically ana pnySlcally.
Republican delegates are greatly
,leased at the handsome appearance of
he hall wherein the convention Is held.
The Democratic territorial central
committee will meet tomorrow fore
noon at 10 o'clock at the Office of the
chairman Of the committee, Hon. c. F,
Easley.
Every county in the territory Is rep
resented at the Republican convention
with the exception of Guadalupe. and
the delegates from that county are de-
layed by belated train.
Chairman Easley, of the Democratic
central committee, has appointed re-
ception committee Of thirty-five to at
tend to the delegates to the Democratic
territorial convention. oN-f
The members Of the territorial CEN
trail committee will be announced after
the nomination of a candidate for dele
gate. Some of the delegations have al
ready held caucuses and made their
choice.
The proportion of journalists to law
yers in the convention is about one to
twenty, but 1t is by no means lawyers
gathering, like so many Of the eastern
conventions Every interest Of the ter
ritory is we'll represented. u"
The four delegates from Union coun-
ty to the Republican territorial conven-
ton are delayed en- route, and are ex-
pected to reach here this evening. The
train from Clayton to Trinidad upon
which they travelled was late. and failed
to make connection at Trinidad with
the Santa Fe train.
The Republican delegates to the num-
ber Of 10 marched over in q body this
morning to the convention hall from the