Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-03-30
CITY pOLIT1CS.
Republican Primaries We're Held Last
Evening Political Pointers.

DemOcratic primaries tOnlgnt.
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The city campaign is progressing
slowly. Time is short,
A vote for Conway means the services
of a good member Of the board of educa-
ton for the coming two years.
j. w. Akers is a tax payer and a pub
lie spirited man. He would serve very
ac~ceptably as member of the city council.
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John v. Conway and Robert Wagner
will serve c%reditably and we'll as mem
bers of the board of education. Elect
them.
Sam G. Cartwright and J. w. Akers
will make valuable members of the city
council. They should receive handsome
majorities.
A Republican city government means
an honest and economical administra-
ton of city affairs. Cast your votes ac-
cordingly.
It is reported that the Democratic
city ticket is to be j. Fl. Sloan, mayor;
Charles Haspelmath, treasurer; c. D.
Conklin, clerk.
Sam G. Cartwright made an excellent
city treasurer. He will make an excel
lent member of the city council. He
should be elected.
Some very good men have been placed
in nomination for the council and board
of education by the Republicans. They
should be elected.
1t is understood that the use of the
name of Jose c. Sanchez for nomination
for the board of education On a fusion
ticket is unauthorized.
1t is of great Importance to have good
schools and a clean. healthy city. Hence
voters should vote for the Republican
nominees in order to secure these neces-
stiles.
j. V. Conway has always done his duty
as q member of the city board OF educa'
ton and to his efforts to some extent is
due the good condition of the city schools
today. Remember this on Tuesday next
The Democrats will hold primaries ir
the several wards of the city tonight
for the purpose of making ward nomi'
nations and selecting delegates to the
city nominating convention, scheduled
for tomorrow night at Mottley's hall.
Among the signers of the so-callet
citizens movement were IA Democrat!
and the rest were Republicans or in
dependent voters. During the past two
days several of the most prominent Re
publicans, who signed the call for a citi
zens movement, have withdrawn. Those
who remain must remember that 1t Is
movement to defeat Republican candi
dates and that there is a future.
The Republicans held primaries las
evening in all of the foul wards. TIT
result is Is follows:
Ward No. FLOR city council, Albint
Alarid; for board of education, Juar
Moya; for delegates, Rafael Griego
Jose F. Gonzales, Ruperto Padilla, CT.
clio Griego, Francisco Gutierres, Juliar
Provencio, Elias Gonzales, Pablo Pa.
dilla, Anastacio Ortega.
Ward No. 2-For city council, Samue
G. Cartwright; for board of education
Robert Wagner; delegates, David M
White, Antonio Alarid, Pedro Roybal
Juan J. Ortiz, Felipe Ortiz, Bernardo
Baca. Samuel G. Cartwright, Tomas
Alarid, Charles Parsons, Paublin Gar.
cha. The delegates were instructed to
vote for Hon. J.. D. Sena for mayor
Ward No. 3-For city council, j. w
Akers; for board of education, J. V.
Conway; delegates, J. v. Conway, Vic
tor Garcia, Facundo Ortiz, w. J.. Nc
Pherson, D. W. Manley, Jose r. Marti.
nez.
Ward No. flor city council, r. L
Baca; for board of education, Robert
Johnson and M. B. Salazar; delegates
r. L. Baca. M. F. sena. H. s. Clancy,
M. B. Salazar, Robert Johnson and Da-
| vid Martinez.