Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-03-28
THE PRIMARIES YESTERDAY.
The Nominations Made by Both Parties for Aldermen
and Board Of Education.

AT THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
In ward No. 1, Ignacio Sena was
elected chairman and Jesus Gonzales
secretary. Julian Probencio was n n
mated for alderman and George w
Armijo for member of the board of
education. The following delegate to
the city convention were elected To-
mas Quintana, Andres Sena, Jose F.
Gonzales, Francisco Gutierrez Da iel
Lobato, Felipe Archuleta, Juan Sena
Blea and Frisco Garcia.
In ward No. 2, Antonio Ortiz Sala-
zar was elected chairman and David
NJ. White, clerk. Canuto Alarid was
nominated for city council and Pedro
Roibal for the board of education. The
following delegates were named: An
tonic Ortiz y Salazar, David M. White,
Benigno Ortega, H. L. Ortiz, Cosme
Alarid Augustin Salcido. Francisco
Anaya, Miguel Baca, Juan j. Ortiz,
Ricardo Alarid.
In ward No. 3, John v. Conway was
elected chairman and James Conklin
secretary. Adolph ]. Fischer was nom
mated for city council. John V. Con-
way was nominated for member of the
board of education. but some question
being raised as to the count Of votes,
he withdrew in favor of John Shoe
maker who was then nominated. The
following delegates to the city conven-
tion were named: Ambroso Ortiz, A.
M. Bergere, J. D. Hughes, Cosme Sal
as, Arthur Griffin, J. V. Conway, AL
berto Garcia, w. J. Mcpherson and
G. B. Conklin.
In ward No. 4, Santana Herrera
was elected chairman and M. b. Sala-
zar secretary. Major r. ]. Palen was
nominated for city council and R. l..
Baca for school board. The following
delegates We're elected: E. L. Bartlett,
David Gonzales, r. j. Palen, Max.
Frost, Tircio Padilla, Santana Herre-
ra, r. l.. Baca and M. B. Salazar. A
resolution instructing the delegation to
vote as a unit for r. l.. Baca for
mayor and David Gonzales for city
clerk was introduced but was with
drawn before a vote was had.
AT THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES
In ward No. l, the Democratic pri-
mary elected Luis Lujan chairman,
and Nicanor Baca secretary. Nicanor
Baca was nominated for alderman and
Joaquin Martinez for member of the
board of education. The following
delegates to the city convention were
named: A. M. Dettelbach, Francisco
Rivera Gonzales, J. P. Victory. R.
v. Wilson, Manuel Delgado, Juan
Delgado, Joaquin Martinez, Eugenio
Sena, N. B. Laughlin, and Manuel Pa
dilla.
The Democratic primary in ward No.
2 held at Lucero's hall last evening.
elected Pedro Quintana chairman and
John G. Sears secretary. Evaristo Lu-
cero was nominated for city council
and H. S. Lutz for member Of the
board of education. The following were
elected delegates to the city conven-
ton: C. F. Easley, Miguel Ortiz, Pedro
Quintana, Juan B. Sandoval, John C.
Sears, Jose Ortiz Y Baca, Marcelino
Garcia, Esteban Dominguez, Evaristo
Lucero, and Francisco Sandoval y Lo-
peg. Ten alternates were also named.
In ward No. 8 at the Democratic
primary, J. S. Candelaria presided.
and James Conklin was secretary.
Charles Wagner was named for alder
man, and Thomas A. Herlow for the
board of education. The following del
egates to the city convention were
elected: J. s. Candelario, W. N. Town
send, +. l.. Zimmerman, Francisco
Gonzales v Baca, Patrick Sandoval. A.
Montoya, Encarnacion Barela, A. B.
Renehan, Ed. Tafoya. and Thomas
Doefflemeier.
In ward No. 4. at the Democra tic
primary, Teodocio Costilla presided
and J. Ascencion Rael was chosen Sec
retary. Teodocio Castillo was nomina-
ted for alderman. and E. 8. Andrews
for member Of the board Of education.
The following delegates to the city
convention were named: Nestor Rodri-
guez, James L. Seligman, Nemecio
Armijo, Solomon spiegelberg, D. G.
Allard, Nicolas Baca, Juan Sisneros,
Francisco Martinez Y Rivera, Frank 8.
Davis J. Ascencion Rael.