Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-10-23
NOMINEES IN FIELD.
Sixteen Out Of Twenty.four Candi.
dates for Legislative House BY
licans--Democrats II.

Up to noon today, the Republicans
had nominated sixteen Of the twenty
four candidates for the Legislative
house, and by tonight, at least three
more Will be in the field. The nomi-
nations thus far made are: II. G. Alb.
bott, Ramon Sanchez, e. II. Bern
baum, e. L. Studley, Julian Trujillo
Price Walters, Nazaro Gallegos, r
l., Baca, Il. c. Abbott, II. H. Belts, II.
H. Holt Frank W. Beach, J. G. Tully,
Washington e, Lindsey. George A.
kaSeman and Modesto G. Ortiz. not
one Of these being denomination of
a successful candidate of two years
ago. although several have had legis-
latlye experience prior to that. The
following districts, have placed no Re
publican candidates in the field as
yet; Second, Union County; Eleventh,
valencia; Twelfth, Valencia, McKinlev
and Torrance; Thirteenth. Socorro:
Fonrleenth, Socorro and Sierra;
Twentieth, San Miguel. which will
nominate three candidates this after
noon OF evening.
Inc Democrats have thus far plac
ed eleven of their candidates in the
lleld and have endorsed one Republi
can candidate The Democrats in the
Held for the House are: Gregorio
Grlego Bartolo Sanchez, William But.
Ter, c. $. Pandolio, o. c. Watson,
Thomas ]. Ross NJ. j. Moran. A. II.
Hudspeth James Mullins, Bernard
Ruppe and Francisco Lucero Mon
toya, ana have endorsed E. c. Abbott,
the Republican candidate in the Tenth
District. None Of the above are re.
nominations either and no matter
which way the election goes. there
will be considerable new blood in the
Legislature
The Socialists have placed three
candidates in the field thus far: Thorn
as Ayance of Tucumcari: A. G. Del.
gado and ]. J. Rutherford, of Santa
Fe. ....
Of the Republican nominations, five
are of native born citizens of Spanish
extraction and of the Democratic can.
didates three, of the Socialists, one.
For the Council the Republicans
have placed eight candidates in the |
field, although one of these may be |
superseded by tonight, by another
made in San Miguel Coun.
ty for the San Miguel, Guadalupe and
Quay County district. The First Dis.
trict consisting Of Union and ColfaX:
the Fourth District, composed of San |
Miguel; the Eight District, composed
of Valencia and Mckinley; the Ninth
District, consisting of Socorro and |
Sierra Counties, have not yet nomi-
mated either Republican or Democrat
ic candidates. The following are the
Republican nominations thus far:
Mnlaquias Martinez, W. G. Sargent,
Manuel G. de Baca, E. A. Miera. w.
B. Childers, w. d. Murray, Carl A.
Dalies and Harry Carmack. As is seen
iIolil lllt uDoNC VII tt llt HdllNt CIIl-
zens of Spanish blood. The Demo-
Gratis have nominated five Henry j.
Young, Eduardo Martinez, Jose f.
Salazar. j. Z. Wharton and j. O. Cam
eron, two being of Spanish blood,
and have endorsed one Republican,
E. A. Miera. The Socialists have
thus far made no nominations for the
Council.
OF the Republican nominations, that
of Malaquias Martinez is a re-nomina-
tion that of Carl A. Dale and Man
uel d. de Baca, a nomination of house
members of two years ago Among
he Democratic nominations there are
no denominations. but Eduardo Mar
tinez is a legislative veteran.