Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-30
THE CITY REPUBLICANS.
Held Convention Last Night and
Ratified Ward Car didates.
~ cHAWglslS foa TREASURER.

Tho republicans Of the city held
thDIr convention In tbs now library
building un cast Railroad avenue last
uinhl
a. chairman of the city central com
mfur. U b. Fox called the couvcn.
ton tn order and Dr r. = Algcr
tho committee secretary. read the
call. uftor which ThoF Hughes was
chosen temporary chairman and e.
w. Ward temporary secretary
Nr Hughes thanked the convention
Tor Donfefriue upon him the honor Ut
tntT craftsmanship which was follow
Ell hy the following committees being
appointed
Committee ON permanent urEaniKa.
ton g. ~ Chambcrlin, First ward
a. ~. Fox Second ward ~ " Ste.
voua Third ward a. W. Hopkins
Fourth ward J N. GrIfnn. at large.
Committee ON crodcutials- H.
poarrD First ward; David Dcnham
Second ward. A. s. Horton Third
ward W. n Burke. fourth ward A.
A Keen. ut large
Committee on resolutions h. H. A.
ECT First ward J "a Stingic, Second
word g. U H8vloy Third ward Dr
g. 49, Harrison Fourth ward G.. A.
Bruce %, 'arr
"lI. tEsJlUrDNs
TUr .H.N..u rlIf of tUs city Of
AlUUUH GU Boo .IutHH.In Dmhlcd
du b. uN.t uur H' u .rr,H 90 the
pr.nc.p..H H ,bD platform adopted az
the republican national convent uu as.
armbIrd at Philadelphia boo june. 1900,
and the territorial republican couyen.
tiou held zoo Santa Fc 10 October. 1900
We believe that public taxes should
Boz l.yl0d for public purposes alone
and that taxes usgcsscd for the main
tuuancc oft private corporations ar,
impoIuic and illegal
We assert with confidence that the
party pledges made at our last City
convention that the candidates nom
mated would give 90 the city care
fUl aud hutnDss.liko administration
have hpou honestly and faithfully
t.pt A. an evidence thereof We cal
attention Go the establishing aud sue
rresul conduct ~ uur paid Gre de-
partmrut tu the continuous coustruc
ton of sidewalks and grading oi
streets. to the rctronchmont Of the
expenditure OF the peoples money In
every department of the city govern.
mynt. and the exhibition of confidence
hiNly aud pcrpotuity, manifested by
%, .1la of our bonds az an cXtraOr
diuav premium which bonds bear a
low rut. oi interest and thu private
Investment boo the erection of cXpcn.
siNp structures within oar limits. all
of which iE due tu the earnest aud
unit efforts uf the republican ma.
lurIt, OF thc council and school board
ani off tho other republican officials of
tho city.
we therefore favor the discontinu.
1u." off tbU taN OF half mill hereto.
tlr. EHt.d l1r the support of the Al
hGuU..lun Library association. a pri
waite corporation and favor the levy
iuE oft % iuN OF o. similar amount Tor
On" .upurt of the free public library
nov owned and controlled by tho city
~. believe Ij tu Doe To- tho interest
prosperity and growth OF the city Ia
encourage the planting and opening Of
park. either prive,o or public
$50 concur with the people in the
hDi.. tH1i politics so far as practica.
h'n HHuIi bg eliminated from the al.
fairs nl municipal government,
CIV pledge tho nominees of this con.
WON'T 100 tu tho continuance Of the same
rti.iH.. progressive and business Re
moth. vs. % the conduct OF the affairs
off thH city which has characterized
10. actions of the said republican OF