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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

san Juan County Democrats Fuss with
Republicans.


The dcmocraiic county convention OF
san Juan county held AZ Astec. result
cd Ia n democratic split NJ. d. Real,
OF La Plata, was chairman and G. ~.
Mead. of Aztec. was secretary. There
were three contesting delegations, and
on the question OF seatin' one Of these,
thirteen delegates Withdrew and held a
convention of their own. The dele
gates who remained IN the meeting hall
appointed a committee TO arrange fu-
sion ticket with the republicans, The
democrats are 10 have the sheriff.
treasurer. assessor. probate Judge and
two commissioners. The republicans are
20 have the probate clerk. school SUI
perinteudens. one county commissioners
and the surveyor. The following nomi-
nations we're then made; sheriff, J. q.
D0dson. trsaaurcr. w liam pioperi as
season, }. n. Menxanaresi probate
Judge. Juan n. Valdez. commissioners,
A. y Qilm0ur and Cr. Brmhall, The
republican fusion nominees arci Pro-
bate clerk. g. v. Stafford superinten-
dent of schsois. Dr. o. C. McElweni sur
veyor. o. r. Weaver commissioner,
Martin Pacheco.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
M'KiSLEY oouNiT aTrrnLIoANs.
rhey ueld Iiis Meeting and Organised
faf Coed WORK

rhsy nsid His Meeting snd orEanissa
faf 0aod work.
Editors Citizen.
Gallup, n. ~. Oct ia meeting Of
the r,publcanA of Mckinley county
was called At the republican heAdauar-
tern this evening Tor the purpose of or
ganiAing Tor effective work towards 90
curlng the election Of HOn -. d. Ro-
dey Tor delegate 70 congress. and the
nomination and election of straight
republican ticket Tor the oflcers OF Nc.
Nnley county There was large at
tendance and 100 voters signed their
names 70 the club list.
Professor owens. 0f Albuquerque.
was present. and In q few we'll chosen
remarks slated 10 the audience what
he c0naidered the real issue before the
voters ot the country to-day, and m
iHhed ~ showing the voters % McKin-
ley county why Il IL b their interests
10 support the republican nominee. ~.
y k0dey. for delegate 10 congress. Rnd
last why every voter OF Mckinley
county. whether 20 be republican. dem
0crat on popunat should vote the
straight republican county ticket.
u was very enthusiastic meeting
and they adjourned 70 meet Saturday
night Tor the 2urpone of porsectinE ths
orasnizaiion of McKiHlsy and
Roosevelt club.
ttlsdon. Henry and watkins were ap-
Eoinied az "a committee on campaign
literature II seems 10 be the determi.
nation ~ every republican 10 pat hia
shoulder 20 the wheel and work for the
success of The republican ticket
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

Governor otero signed requisitlOna
for Samuel Morrow. alias samuel
Brown. indicted IN chaves county for
horse theft. and under arrest In Cochise
county, Arizona. Charles Ware, con
vlcted of horse stealing In Chavea
county, under arrest In Harris county,
Texas William Taylor. aiiaa Walter
Hayden. accused OF theft In Eddy coun-
~. ana under arrest IN Bexar county,
Texas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

The street committee recommended
that drainage box be placed on south
Arno. and ths recommendation was
adopted.
Mayor Marion appointed Aldermen
burkhart. Leonard and Beaven dele
gAiea 70 the territorial municipal con.
ven'ion. which viii be held In this city
on October 22. 1900
The following exceedingly important
ordinance prepared by the city attor.
noy and city physician was passed un-
der suspension of the rules:
A HEALTH ORDINANCE.
Be Il ordained by the city council Of
the city of Albuquerque.
section /. Every undertaken In the
elt.' OF Albuquerque must be registered
with the board OF health.
Sec. z. The body % person who
dies IN this city shall not be buried
without a permit from the city physl-
elan, which shall cost so cents.
Sec. o. No dead body shall DE re.
moved from city TO another without a
permit.
Sec. g. There shall be no public or
church funeral q any person who has
died of smallpox, dIptheria. scarlet
fever. yellow fever, or Aala,ic cholera
Sec g. All physicians must report
within twenty-feur hours after making
a diagnosis, every case OF smallpox.
diptheria, scarlet fever. Including
membTanoua Group. occurring in his
prsctiye
Sec. 6 In az cases IN which Il comes
20 the knowledge OF the board OF health
that rooms or apartments In lodging
etc. which have been vacated by death
OF q eonsunptiVe, shall be- dislnfected
by the city physician. no other per-
sons shall occupy such rooms until the
order ~ the board Of health has been
complied with.
Sec. 2, Physicians must report blrths
occurring in their practice within ave
days after the event to the city phy-
slcian.
Sec. 3. That any person violating
any Of the provisions OF thla ordinance
shall upon conviction thereof. be
fined In any sum not exceeding t50)
hfiy dollars. that Il shall be tho duty
%, the city physician TO keep record
o, the reports required by this Ordl-
nance In a book 90 be kept for that
purpose which shall be one OF the
records OF the city.
12iB RAILWAY VTADuCT CON.
TRACT.
The Hunioined contract bearing on
che railway Improvement question,
submitted by the Santa Re company.
was approved hy the council on motion
Of Alderman Burkhart seconded by
Alderman Wrt-ht on the condition
that the suggestions appended to the
resolutions were accepted By the com
pany. ana the mayor was authorized 20
sign the contract when a favorable
snswer had been given by the com
pany:
Agreement, made shis.,,...,...d=y of
..,,.,....,.,.sA y. 1890, between the
Atchson. Topeka 4 santa Re Rail-
way company O corporation duly or
ghnlzod ana oNaung under and by
virtue of the lava OF the State OF
Kansas hereinafter designated the
"AtchlsoH Company'), party of the
frst part. ana the City Of Aabuquer-
aue, New Mexico, municipal cor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

10. y. Davis bls production. Ten
Nights in a Bar room" IL play Whlch
has every where proven a sensation IN
pafalioicd Ia the history of the drama
The sobs and tears of sympathy from
ne audience N all sexes ana ages, who
come 10 witness this true picture. are
evidences of itH s0uderful dramatic
power. over 100000 persons. heads of
families. members of churches. are al
Interested in the propagation % the
great principles Of temperance. have
borne testimony to the Afe- llke deansa-
iora % folly, misery. madness ana
crime causNc BY the brut 4. a nrustinr
ana demoyains vice of drunkennsss =
a. Nehera opera house.. Monday niEht
Osiotsr M
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
vIADUCT CONTRACT
Considered by Council
Last Night.
With Few Changes Contract
Was Accepted.
important Ordinance Passed Regard
lag Health.
BILLS ORDERED PAID.

The city council, pursuant TO ad-
journmcnt. met In regular adjourned
seHsion last night and transacted lot
81 good business Tor the city.
Mayor Marron. Aldermen Leonard,
Wright Bcavon, Hopping. Mckee and
Burkhart we're present. Aldermen Rog-
sra and Sioystor absent.
city Clerk Mcdler. city Attorney
Moorc, city Physician pearce ana city
ERginoer Ross we're also present
Afier the reading Of reports of city
officials, which we're accepted. the FOL.
lowing bills were ordered paid. they
having been audited by the finance
committee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
DEMocRArIo- cENTRAL coMMIrTEK,
Ll.t Of fooramitis.msn Prem ths Various
Couutiea.

Following are the democratic cen
trail committeeman IN the several coun-
tisi of the territory. With the exception
of pone Ana and Valencla counties
colfaS c0untv. . y. iiutohison. John
Morrow. Bernalllio county Summers
Hurkhart. y. n Mccanna. Eddy e0un-
&. ,. o. Cameron, q 3. fiatsman. Cha
yes county. WIN. a. Atkinson. q. A.
Richard. "a, Quadaiups county. Eduar-
DO Marines. Perfeeto nacai Grant
county. W. B. walton. J. A. Mahoney
fAncoin county, Capt + Raca, W. g
Mcdonald; Mora county Rafael Ro.
nero. Mscar.a p liegor 0ffro county.
@ y Warner. O. J. saH iersi no A..
riht county, Enrique Abeytia. samuel
Eidodl. san Juan county a. J. OH
z.ore. L. G. Groves. Gan Miguel county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
a Naw FoREsr RESERVE.

superintendent of Forest deserves l.
y. Hanna stated that all the payers Ia
reference to the proposed forest reserve
Ia Lincoln Couuty, al the headwatsFs of
the bonito. eagle Greek saiado and
RIO Hondo. have been turned over %
the interior department. and that he
expects The prsiaent to issue a proola-
nation very soon establishing the re
serve az recommended. The proposed
reserve would b. the AmAllest In New
Mexico. az Il would comprise only 49,
900 acres. and all u Il strictly wood.
land.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
oooD roR sEw aExIoo.
Another Testimonial ia Its sapsrb giisiags /
and sninBrity.

Dr. y. W. Pease, OF the United states
marine hospital service. Il on his way
20 Washington afitr Inspecting the
government marine hospital az Port
stanton. Iie will recommend that me
facilities fths hospital b. Increased
AZ ~ location 10 the saiHbrious sir ~
New MeKico makes it adn rahiy saspt-
"a Tor me treatment of eonsumpiivs
railors and Soldiers. Al present q has
sixty inmates sunsrfng from tuber-
ouiosiA ag1li1RkHNAl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
OFFICIAL NOTES.
NOtaries Public AppOiuted--ReQui-
sitions for Morrow.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS RECEIVED.
NoTARiEs PUBLIC

Governor Otero appointed the follow
ing notarics public Teiesforo Mirsbal,
San Rafael. Valencia county. Jose Doc
lorca Quir ana, Barciaa, Bornaiiiio
county. Juan Nepomuceno Vigil. Ran
ch0s De Taos. Taos county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
NnW PnsrMAarrRa.

New Mcxico Kingston. Sierra ooun-
~, blla Robinson. vice J NJ Cain. re-
signed. Th0reau, Bernalilio county.
WIN. Horabin. Vice c. y. Duran. re-
signed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

Col. w. y Powara. the tail ana hand.
some route agent of Wells. FarEo Ex-
press company. who enjoyed a long va
cation among eastern ana southern rei-
atives and friends has returned % his
duties here. and was noticed this morn
ing bnally engaged hooking after an
accumulation " correspondents.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
OFFICIAL NOTES.
New Census in Grant County District
--hew Forest Reserve.
LAND OFFICE TRANSACTIONS.
TEnRlrlnIAI. rtNna-

Territorial Treasurer J. "a. vaughn
received $3.50 for a copy II the COM
piled iawo from G. "a. McIlenry. coli
leotOr % san Juan county. tiiN Of 1885
taken. gs.o2 Of Isss taxes. tsfs 0g 1857
taxes. ondn ttsie of fSgs taxoe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13
NEW CENSUS IN THE GRANT
COUNTY DISTRICT

k1AANA y bAAt AsAA T.
Hon Pedro sanchss. census super
visor has returned 20 santa 30 fr0sn
Silver City. where he Lal been on ON
Icial business Ia t,.v tistter of tanna a
second census 90 district No 81. con-
taining ave precincts A new census
had 20 b. taken owing to the fact that
the director f0und the work bad and
ordered enumeration Mr San
ches oempiuS ave new cnumsrators.
waited ia .DN.r city until the new
census was ,aken aHnd the r. arms
tafnrd over 900 o.. o.. aud brought them
20 santa Re 4n, returns 80 10 Wash
ingtun Immediately These returns
complete the ceuEua of the territory.
the returns OF the counties Of Chaves
aud Eddy having been forwarded some
time $40
APPOINTED no INDIAN SERVICE.
Nicolas Yanni. the wen-known santa
BE shoemaker. has been appointed shoe
and harness maker al the brand June.
ton Indian school. Colorado. AZ seo0 a
year
NOTARY PUBLIC APPOINTED
Governor Otero appointei Charles y.
Bridewell. OF Gardner. Colfax county,
a notary public
The Ortiz Mining company notified
Territorial Secretary Wallace that Il
had appointed James A. jackson ia
New Mexico agent. with headquarters
az ortiz camp. near Dolores. In this
county.
The following business was transact.
ed ~ the federal land ONCE IN santa We
during the week enndinE en- October 10.
Homestead Entries October ., Gala.
mir II. BusnAventa. Ration, 100 acr.s.
coifax eounty; October 4. ARaplto
ouiniRna, Rosa. 40 acres, San Juan
county; Jose MARIA oriego. Rineonada.
100 acres, San Miguel county; Aaron =.
summers. Maxwell City, isV acres. Col
tax county, October 5. Rafael sanchea.
Wetrous, 100 acres. s. Miguel county;
Elisee Maestas. Wetrous. 1891 acres.
San Miguel county Jose Maria Mass,
Watrous. 100 acres. San AiiEuel county;
October 3, Domingo Mont0ya. saa al.
guei COUNT, ~ acres, san Miguel
county; October .. Joshua 4. Hender-
son, La Plata, 50 acres San Juan
county Juan HandoYal, Wagon Mound.
lso.os acres. San MiEssi county: AEap.
Ito Handoyai, Wagon Mound, ieOiI
acres. San Miguel county.
Final entries-October Q, Joseph Gen
try Shoemaker. i32sS acres, San Mi.
guei county, Petron donEaios, Puerto
de Luna, 100 acres. Cue .Aiupe county.
October 4-Baithaaar MasraW. Ia pia-
"a, 100 acres, san Juan county; be-
nigno Romero. Shoemaker. 100 acres.
san Miguel county, Juan A. ManEan-
arcse. Largo. 20 acres. san Miguel
county.
Desert Land Entry-October 2. James
NJ owens. CieneEa, $40 acres. sooorro
eyunty.
Mineral Entry .. orrin d.
Maliette' Red River. Willow Placer.
1861 acres paid t2f2. 20: Taos county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

ln the nigh % utloa
gfeat sunernE uorne ala
utude. hey Hush Gumn a
fesL AiihouEH ~
minlster Of lh. "
tsted 70 take q hand. as ,ns of "a
Juaa's pioneerA 10 ths dsyslopment of
ne oouniy's resources. working as .
farmer among farmers and interested
Ia many enterprises for the bstiarmant
% eoneatioaa. In ah hfs Feosui years
% sichneae ana suffering hs boFe his
snare lu fhf WnrF N ne ahuHr' ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

The Ortiz Mining company notified
Territorial Secretary Wallace that 1,
had appointed James A. jackson Its
New Mexico agent. with headquarters
AZ ortiz camp. near Dolores, In this
county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

NOTARY PUBLIC APPOINTED.
Governor Otero appointei Charles y
Bridewell. OF Gardner. C0lfax county.
a notary public
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-13

APPOINTED no INDIAN SERVICE.
Nicolas Yanni. the well-known santa
Fe shoemaker. has been appointed shos
and harness maker at the Grand June
ton Indian school. Colorado. AZ seo0 a
year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-13
TO Notify tl,o Caudidate,. 9

81 Indianapolis, Ind, July 13.-The fol-
lowing telegram was received yester-5
day from Chairman Jones at Chicago:
After a conference with Mayor Tag
Eart this morning indianapolis was Sc
lected as the place and Aug. as the
time for notification OF both men, Bry-5
an and Stevenson"
Railroad and hotel men at once be-
stirred themselves to handle the i'm
mense crowd ANTICIPATED on that day.
City comptroller johnson reserved Tom
Iinson Hall for the occasion. but the
exercises probably bill be held in the
open air 70 favor the people. The demo-
cratic state committee will meet next
week and make further arrangements.
State Chairman Martin yesterday
wired Mayor Taggart in Chicago, urg-
ing him to persuade Mr.. Jones 10 re-
move the national headquarters to In
8dlanapolis, II 1T is decided to move the
headquarters on account OF the extor-
8tionate demands OF Chicago hotelkeep-
ers. as reported. The plan ofthe demo-
Gratis to center every effort to carry In
diana has bestirred the republicans.
Chairman Hernly expects President
Mckinley to make good his tentative
! promise to speak In Indiana, and yes
terday 1t was announced that Senator
Hanna would be here In September to
take part in the campaign. He will
make his headquarters in indianapolis
and, perhaps. make several speeches.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-13
snstcllane.. Nanity.

Paris, July 13.-Count Boni Castellane
has taken into his service Montjarret,
the famous presidential piquer. Cas-
stellane will attend the army review on.
July IA in as great state as President
zLoubet. He VIII have a gala carriage
harnessed to four horses, before which,
the piquer will ride. The Castellane
servants will. of course, be in livery.
with positions on the backs of the
horses. Since the days of the empire
no private Individual has cared to ride
forth in such style.
The l4th Of July fetes will be on a
magnificent scale The city is to be.
wonderfully Illuminated, the trees in
the boulevards being filled with electric
lights in the shape of flowers. Nearly
500, 900 will be spent in the Illumination
alone.
Despite the festive character of the
day the nationallsts and socialists have
both called upon their followers to
manifest. and each party has asked its
adherents to defend the republic. A
coup d'etat is. of course, hinted at, but
is entirely improbable, as the army is
| in firm hands Neither the nationalists
nor the socialists possess the guns or
weapons necessary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-13
TOWN. IOWA. FRIDAY. JULY 10, 1900

tJapanese) was usedgas storeship for
the arms OF the aflisd forces. Neither
took part in the bonnbardment.
During the engagement fire broke
out on the French cruiser Lyon, while
the Russian Koreetz was hit by a
forty -two-pound shot and two officers
and four others were killed.
On the German warship Hits Capt.
Haas and another officer and six sailors
were killed.
one OF the enemy's shot hit the Mo-
nocacy.
The land force. which comprised
about 1850 men Of the combined Brit
ish, Russian and German contingents,
and the Japanese contingent from the
Toyo Hashi, made their attack from
the rear of the forts. The contingents
were arranged in the following order:
Russia. Germany, Britain and Japan.
not take part in the opening scene.
The Chinese offered stout resistance,
and at place 400 meters from the
1 forts the Russians in front showed
signs of halting. The forces of the
.other three powers were then deployed
and our marines, passing thru the gap
mus prouuceo, cnarseo az tne lorts
with fixed bayonets.
In this charge Capt. Hattori was
llllled. This was at 4:44 a. m. He was
climbing the breach and giving his
hand to Capt. Algerine when he fell.
His remains We're at once conveyed to
the Higo Maru by a German launch.
On reaching the fort the japanese
marines entered thru the breach made
by the shots from the warships. The
4 forces Of the other countries followed
A the japanese and thus the northern
and western forts We're occupied by the
japanese, the right and left forts by
I the other forces.
4 AT a. m. the fight was over, when
4 the British took charge of the western
4 fort and the japanese left the forts tc
guard the station. -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-13
Rare Coins stolen.

Milwaukee, Wis. July 13-The collsc.
tion of rare coins on exhibition In the
public museum in the library building
was stolen some time Wednesday night.
The supposition Of Custodian Nehriing
is that the coins We're taken by some
thief who secreted himself in the muse
UNI and remained there until after the
doors We're locked
The collection taken is valued at $s00..
The nucleus Of the collection was pre-
sented to the museum years ago by the
Natural History Society OF the city, and
since then 1t has been added TO coutinu-
ally. It embraced many rare Greek and
Roman coins and their loss is irrepAra-
BILE.
There were between 1900 and 1000
coine in the collection. A list Of them is
in the museum, together with minutes
of their denominations and dates. and Il
traced this will serve to identify many
n fh
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-13
TROUBLE At ST. LOUIS
Attempt Made to Blow Up ! Car -
the Easton Transit
Line
Thought To Be the Work q Strikers
Labor Unions Ask
Aid
Solicitors Starting Out to ssslrs
Funds and Ascertain Sentiment
Of People.

st, Louis. July 1s.-Two thousand go
5licitors, engaged by the trades and Ia
Dor unions to canvass the city ana
collect contributions for the striking
railway mems bus line. began work to-
day. The solicitors are also expected to
ascertain what proportion OF the popu-
lation is in favor OF trades and labor
unions.
Eight boys are being held by the po-
lice pending an investigation into an
assault on William Johns. aged Il. who
was attacked by a crowd Of youths
when he alighted from a car Tuesday.
The boys are from 10 to II years OF age.
Late last night an explosion occurred
on the Easton avenue line. A car ran
over an explosive. supposed to be dy-I
Mantle; considerable damage was done
to the car. Nobody was injured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-13
1rALY's PLANS IN CHINA.
military Expedition To soil From
Naples Friday.

N Mlntary LXpe0lt1On 10 SOIL From
Naples Friday.
Rome, July 13-1taly is taking the
most extraordinary interest in the
critical situation in the far east. Poll
tics has been almost entirely forgotten
The general sentiment in governmental
circles is that Italy should do her part
in restoring order in China as one of
the powers of Europe. The Italian ex-
pedition which is to take part in the
Chinese campaign, consisting of 1000
picked troops, is being outiitted at Ma
pies. from which port it will sail next
Wednesday,.
The Italian troops will go supplied.
with every requisite for long and arr.
3duous campaign. They will carry with
them 22O pld fire field guns. This un-
usual proportion of rapid-f1re guns is.
the fighting likely to take place in
China. the rapid-fire gun being espe-
cially useful in dealing with the large
unorEanized mobs. which make up. the
Chinese army.
The count of Turin Will go to Naples
on Wedne sday to personally represent
King Humbert in bidding the. troops
God-speed.
The Marquis Visconti-F Fenosta. min
lister of foreign affairs, responding yes
treday in the chamber of deputies ia an
Interpretation regarding the intentions
of the government as TO China, said:
THE cabinet has no political inten-
tions toward expansion or intrigue in
China. Its program is to maintain
|perfec: accord between Italy and the
other powers A feet and some troops
represent the participation of Italy in
the common task
I'VE can not leave entirely to others
the protection of our national rights.
nor are+we disinterested in the work OF
mutual interests and civilization which
the powers are seeking to carry on in
China
American policy in China is warmly
commended in official circles. rribrna
yesterday says. however, that the Chi
snese government expects to use the
American policy for Its own selfish ends
I in settling with the powers. looking to
| the United States to prevent the rarti-
| ton of the empire. Tribuna doubts the
ability of the American government
however. to influence Russia in pre-
venting the latter's designs upon north
| ern China
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-13
COMMITTEE s NAMED.
Chairman Hanna Announces the
Names Of Members Of the New
Executive Committee.
Perry 8. Heath Elected Secretary
Will Resign from the Postal
Department.
The Advisory Committee Not Yet
Named Other Political and
General News

Cleveland, o., July y13.-Prominent re-
publican leaders held conference in
Hanna's office today to decide upon the
personnel OF the new executive commit
tee and name secretary Of the ma.
tional committee. At noon Hanna an
3nounced that the following had been
chosen members OF the executive com
mittee:
Graeme Stewart, Illinois.
Henry c. Payne, Wisconsin.
Richard G. Kerens, Missouri.
J. H. Manley, Maine.
II. d. Scott, West Virginia.
Frederick 8. Gibbs, New York.
franklin Murphy, New Jersey.
Myron T. Horrick, Ohio.
Harry 8. New, Indiana.
Chairman. NJ "A. Hanna.
Secretary, Perry s. Heath.
Cornelius N. Bliss treasurer
Hanna stated that the advisory COM
mittee was under consideration and
the personnel would not be announced
for ten days. He also stated that
Heath would tender his resignation as
first assistant postmaster general. in
order to become secretary Of the ma
tioual committee. in week.