Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-02-27
Of Santa Fe County Selects
Eleven Delegates to
Las Vegas.
HARMONY PREVAILS
County Central Committee Reorgan'
izedv. Resolutions Endorse Presi.
dent Roosevelt, Governor 0te.
70 and Favor Single
Statehood.

To the strains of music from tn
band, the delegates to the county cor
vention to choose delegates to the Re
publican territorial convention at La
Vegas ON March 10, took possession o
the court room in the court house thi
afternoon. Chairman David M. Whit
of the county central committee callet
the convention to order, Marcelino A
Ortiz acting as interpreter. Chairman
White made plea for harmony ant
outlined the work of the convention
paying a high tribute to Presiden
Roosevelt which was greeted with ap
plause not only by the delegates bu
also by the spectators who crowded
the court room He also spoke agains
the Joint statehood job making plea
for single and separate statehood.
Secretary R. c. Gortner of the cen
trail committee read the official cal
for the convention, ]. D. Sena inter
preting.
Chairman White announced that the
central committee had decided thai
the following delegations were entitled
to vote In the temporary organization
No. /, Pojoaque, 4; No 2 Tesuque, 2;
No. 3 Santa Fe, Z; No. Aqua Fria, 2;
No. Cienega, 2; No. 7 Cerrillos, 8;
No. Galisteo. 4; No. San Ildefonso
| No. II Golden, 1 No. II Canoncito
8; No. 13 Glorieta, /; No. IA Chimayo
3; No. II Santa Fe, s. No. 1S Santa
Fe, s; No. 19 Madrid, 3; No. 20 San
Pedro, 2; No. 81 Moriarty, 1. This
made a total of 49 uncontested dele.
gates. Marcelino A. Ortiz of Santa Fe
and Jose Leon Madri of Galisteo were
nominated for temporary chairman OF
the convention. E. L. Bartlett and ].
p McNulty were appointed tellers.
The vote resulted: Ortiz 30
Madril IS. The result was
announced amid deafening applause.
Mr.. Ortiz thanked the convention for
the honor conferred upon him. George
W. Armijo and A. L. Kendall were
nominated for temporary secretary.
A rising vote resulted in the selection
of George W. Armijo by a vote of 80
to 16. The following committee on
credentials was appointed: Jose D.
Sena, Narciso Mondragon, ]. v. Con-
way. Hilario Apodaco, Telesfaro Ri
vera.
The following committee on perma-
nent organization was appointed: Am
brosio Ortiz. Agapito Griego, Seferino
Alarid, Francisco Lopez, David Knapp.
The committee on credentials report
ed in favor of the contested delega-
tions from precincts Nos. 4, 9 and Is
and it's report was adopted.
The following precinct delegations
composed the convention in accord
ance with the report of the committee
on credentials: Pojoaque, No. l, Flo
rencio Roybal, Jose Gravel Ortiz, An
tonic A. Romero, and Pedro Ortiz; Te-
suque No. 2, Agapito Griego and Ro-
mualdo Ortega; Santa Fe No. 8, Jose
D. Sena, G. W. Armijo, Juan Garcia,
Seferino Alarid, Camilo Padilla y Gar
cia, Telesforo Rivera and Francisco
Romero y Garcia; Santa Fe No. 4, Da-
vid M. White, Ricardo Alarid, DR.. Will
lam M. Popplewell, Canuto Alarid, Gil
macio Trujillo, E. G. Abbott, Antonio
Alarid and Felipe Ortiz; Aqua Fria
No. 5, Hilario Apodaca, Francisco Lo-
PEI; Cienega, No. s, J. P. McNulty,
Kendall, Thomas F. Jones and w. W..
Atkinson; Galisteo No 8, Jose s. Ma
drill, Francisco s. Leyba, Anastacio
Sandoval and Vidal Mora; San Ildefon-
so No. g., Antonio Simon Gomez, Abb
no Montoya, and Felipe Roybal;
Golden No. II, w. H. Swyers; Canon
ciro No. ~ Elijo Gutierrez, Eulogio
Sandoval and Patricio Garcia; Glori-
eta No. IS, Francisco Lopez; Chimayo
No. IA, Anastacio Martinez, Marcelino
Montoya, Victor Ortega; Santa Cruz
No. is, Griego Herrera, Jose Ignacio
Madril, Ursulo Borrego, and Ramon
Bustos; Santa Fe Mo- II, J. w. Akers,
]. v. Conway, M. A. Ortiz, Jose A.
Martinez and Ambrosio Ortiz; No. 18,
Santa Fe, E. L. Bartlett, Limo Romero,
r. J. Palen, Narciso Mondragon and
DR.. David Knapp; No. 10, Madrid, An
tonic Garcia y Armijo, Jose Merry
weather and Earl A. Turner; No. 20,
San Pedro, J. H. Dicks, Susano Ortiz;
No. 81, Moriarty, w. H. Carruthers.
The committee on permanent organ
ization reported as follows: Jose D.
Sena, permanent chairman, John v.
Conway, secretary; Mariana F. Sena,
interpreter These were elected unan-
imously. Mr.. Sena made an appropri-
ate address, paying glowing tribute
to his father. The following commit
tee on resolutions was appointed: e.
L. Bartlett. Canuto Alarid, ]. P. Nc
Nulty, David Knapp, W. M. Popplewell.
Marcelino A. Ortiz presented res
olution for the reorganization of the
county central committee:
Resolved, That the following named