Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-02
WINNING TICKET
IS NOMINATED

N''MNAHaNAN.NH N...N'l'.' ~ AANN NHH"
yates for each ward. % was the iarg'
est gathering OF city republicans 90
nominate aud ratlfy candidates for
the various city omces ever held in
Albuquerque
Just before The convention was
rauod 90 order. Hon D. A. Hubbou
asked that the Delegates from the
First aud socouu wards taEe seats
ou the north side Of the hall. and
the delegates from tho Third and
rourih wards occupy seats on the
south side of tho ball
This being accomplished. Henry
urockmcicr aa chairman % the city
central committee. called tht gather
ing 90 order. and Secretary j. " stiu.
gis read the call end proclamation Tor
the election.
Temporary omeero.
Nozt business H order was the cigc.
lion of temporary officers. per tho re-
commentator OF the city central
committee. and iu accordance there.
with w. b. ChIIdors was made tenn.
porul chairman. nd frank Achor-
man temporary secretary
on motion ot D. A. uuuuyIl MoBsra.
Hle,oy Myers and Hubbea we're ~.
pointed ny tho chair "a committee Co
escore thc temporary chairman TO the
platform. whore A. uyorH In a few
words. introduced Mr tbIIderr 90 the
convention
Mr. Chldcrs s'atoa that the Conyou.
tIDn had not mot 90 hear long
speeches but Tor business 60 nominate
% ticket Cor tEp city offices and 90
elect the ticket roxt TUESDAY nee
hum0r0usly aefDrrCd tO the Good
Government league aud poKod FUN
1t the democratic party on ita in.
ability to secure candidates 90 nll up
their ticket bo then compImoutod
tho city administration under MAYOR
Myers and referred to the facts that
there is money iu the city ,,oasury.
whereas under a democratic nfmiui.
strati0n. tho Treasury was almost an
the timo Kept Iu depleted conJi.
ton.
q n Wilkouon moved that me
chair appoint the committees on
credentials ornament organization.
resolutions ana rules and order
Tais motion was amended hy m0.
t1u from p A hubhcll. who moved
that the recommendation ot tuo cen.
lral committee boz carried out ana
mo chairman 90 Co.,. ward delegations
announce me members to servo ON
said committee
The Committees
Ward ID J Rankin 600 crDIon.
tIals, a. r. Hickey on resolutions: %.
, Altrr on permanent organization.
ana o. o. Washbun on rules aud
order
ward IA D Iarsch on crodon.
tails; = o. Sunrle ON resolutions.
dcurrc q. lcarnard ON permanent OF.
FaulEaiIou. o. A. Maison on rules and
Greer
Ward 3-rhos Apodaca ou crcdou.
t'als F A HubbcIl ON resolutions.
~ n stevens on permanent organ.
ifatiou r. ~ Wilkerson ON culcs aud
order
Ward A j Crawford on credon.
tIaia W. y stucSlpr on resolutions;
Alfred Grunsie.d on permanent organ.
Aation; J W. Edwards ON rules ana
rd@.
amer the naming OF the above com.
mitteea the convention took recess
q ave minu'es 90 give time 20 the
committees 20 consult and prepare
.htiF reports
The Delegates
o. the re- ascending OF the con,
yeation. the committee on credentials
reported the following delegates en-.
utiet 20 seats IN the convention:
ward IL H. WashbuFn. a.
Hroekmelor. A. 70. Walker. p Hanloy.
- J. Rankin. A. simpler. r. Moreln.
J y Luthy, George Blake. J. a
psEua. A. Sanioyal J. Martin. j..
Rusksr " ) AIger N y Hickey
ward so A. Matson. 10 B.
Haraeh, George q. l.eRrnard. d. Den.
han. .. a. Pratt. T.. W. GALES. r.. a.
ucspaddon. y. W. Fisher. n. H..
laWes. w. O. Carpenter. Frank Sc.
dtas. George De Long w. W. Spar.
-. D. Stone. J. a. single.
Ward 8-M O'Donnell, A. Chavos.
w. d. CLEARWATER, n. Apodaca. A. A.
hubbeli. b. shotten, A Chavos. a.. "A.
stroaG J N sherman. N ~ Stevens.
"a ~ Rogers, J n Smith . Staab.
ti Newcomer.
Ward ar W. Hopkins A. ].
Crawford, r. y Hubboh G. D. Myers,
", 3 strickler L. a. Chamberlln.
Louis Iltold, Alfred Grunsfeld. @ W..
Harrison W p Childers. % W. Dob
s0n. J. W Edwards, . rank Ackorman
X G penman, Samuel Watson.
The report was unanimously adopt.
ga and the committee discharged
Permanent oBeero,
The report OF toe committee on
permanent officers then reported %
Follows;
For permanent chairman 70.
walker
Eor permanent secretary 10.
Hickey,
The report had hardly been read
before Col David Denham. the polit.
icai warrior or the Second ward.