Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-28
AL
.LECEO REF0RMERS
After Heap Much Talk Nominated a Leg
isIatiye and County Ticket
Last Night.
TRY FUSION With DED1OcRaTS
The Latter Respectfully But Earnestly Decline 10 10
Into Such Observation-Disclosures Put up
Without Their Consent Commencing to With
draW-More to Follow.

draW-More TO Follow.
About 6 o'clock last evening some 40
persons assembled at the court house
for the purpose of nominating a legls-
lative and county ticket In opposition
to the regular Republican and Demo-
cratic tickets already placed in the
field. The First Cavalry band was In
attendance and played inspiring pieces
such as Poor Old Soldier, Poor Old
Soldier" For | Am to Be Married To-
day To- Day, For / Am to Be Married
To-day: Joe Anderson, my Joe
John; I'VE Won't Go Home Till
Morning, and the like. This attracted
from 100 to $50 spectators, who had a
merry time while the great reform
meeting lasted William NJ. Berger,
the great reformer, was chosen chair
man, Leo Hersch was elected secre-
tary. and Juan r. Ortiz interpreter.
Fiery and untamed speeches were
made by several of the great reformers
present. The principal speakers being
T. j. Helm of this city, and Mariana
Larragoite of Colorado. After calling
upon Jupiter, Tonans and few other
heather gods to the effect that it was
nothing but reform, reform, reform ana
Offices offices, offices that were wanted,
the following ticket was nominated py
those present to be voted for by all
those who on election day could be pre-
vailed upon to do so: For the legisla-
tive council, T. j. Helm of Santa re;
for members of the house of represen-
tatives, Canuto Alarid of Santa Fe, anc
Victoriano Casados of San 1ldefonso
county commissioner, I'd district, A. l.
Kendall of Cerrillos; county commls
sioner, Sd district Manuel Romero
DonAnguez of Tesuque; sheriff, Anton
| 10 j, Ortiz of Galisteo; probate judge
Ursulo Borrego, Santa Cruz; clerk o.
the probate court, Manuel e. ORTIZ O.
Santa Fe: collector, Celestino ORTIZ O.
Sanae Te. assessor, Juan Il, ortiz I"
Santa Fe; superintendent of schools
Antonino G. de Baca Of Santa Fe; sur
yeyor Arthur j. Griffin of Santa Fe.
conference committee consisting of nv
members was appointed for the pur
| pose of calling upon the Democrati'
| executive committee to arrange rus
| ion between the ticket nominated
which is headed Independent Republl
can ticket, and the regular Democratic
ticket The committee named consisted
of Leo Hersch. Canuto Alarid, Antonl
no C. de Baca, Juan r. Ortiz, j. Il. La
come. The following executive com
mittee was named: Antonio ]. Ortiz
salazar, chairman; Antonino c. d'
Baca, treasurer; Juan r. Ortiz, secre
tary: j. e. Lacome, A. P. Garcia, An
tonic J. Ortiz and Canuto Alarid. I'M
double flag was adopted as the emblem
of the ticket and B. S. Rodey was en-
dorsed as the candidate for delegate t.
the 5Sth congress. The conference
| committee, of which Leo Hersch wa
| chairman, called upon Judge N. =
| Laughlin, as representing the Demo
| cratic county central committee, an
| asked what places upon the Democratl
| ticket would be accorded these social
| ed Independent Republicans If the
fused with the Democrats. Judg
Laughlin with great suavity and ur
banity informed the committee tina
there were two vacant places upon tn
Democratic ticket that the Independen
reformers might have if proper me
we're named; also that no other place
would be given them, unless candidate
withdrew from the Democratic ticket
further that the Independent Republi
cans would either have to endorse T.
B, Ferguson as the candidate for dele
gate to congress or leave the place fo
candidate for delegate upon their tic
ket blank This the reforming Inde
pendents would not agree to, whereul
on Judge Laughlin bowling politely an
with a gentle smile, gazed upon the1
while departing from the sacred pre-
cincts of the Democratic headquarters
in the Old Palace.
VICTORIANO CASADOS NOT FO
ANTONIO.
The following letter from Victorian
Casados, who was placed upon tt
above ticket as candidate for the le
islative assembly, is published at h
request:
To the Editor of the New Mexican:
1 am informed that have been nor
mated upon a ticket placed in the fie
: last evening as candidate for memb
Of the house of representatives of Il
35th legislative assembly by meetir
presided over by one William M. Be
ger I desired no such nomination, d
not ask for 1t and will not accept 1t.
: am a Republican and will loyalty sui
port the Republican ticket placed
the field yesterday by the conyentit
of which j. D. Hughes was chairnIa
Respectfully,
vICTORIANO CASADOS.