Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
PRECINCT Il

The primary OF this precinct vas
held az the 9. Colombo hail on north
Second street. and afioan minutes be-
fore Chairman Hickey mounted the
platform for the purpose Of calling
the primary 20 order tho big hall was
crowded TO the doors. and there wera
democrats and socialists noticed
among the republicans.
Immediately, on order hplnE re-
stored, Chairman Hickey utated that
nomination for permanent Oincors
were IN order, wheroupon Thomas s.
Hubbell placed before the primary che
name OF W. y. Chllders, and q Is actu.
ally stated. On the confusion which
followed that y Ruppe seconded a
motion 40 make tne nomination OF Mr.
lhlidcrs unanimous.
Probably seeing his mistake. be.
cause he was there to oppose any
ticket favored BY the Hubbeils, or
maybe some henchman gave him a
MUNICH. be- then nominated A. %. Wal
kcr for permanent chairman.
Tho manner OF declaring how to
decide the vote came IN for much dis.
cussi0n, very animated al times, and
upon motion. duly seconded, 4 was do.
clarod that those who favored Mr.
Chlldcra for chairman move 10 the
south side OF the hall. and those op-
posing take the north side. The ma
ioriiy was 50 great on the south side
that Chairman Hickey promptly de-
ciared Mr. Chlldera the choice % the
primary Tor permanent chairman.
The new chairman was escorted 20
the platform, and made a few re-.
marks. stating that he was ready 20
entertain nominations for permanent
secretary.
~ ~ Greer placed before the pri-
mary the name OF p. nanloy for sec
Rotary. and he was elected IN the
sarye manner and by the same over.
whelming majority az the permanent
chairman.
1hls was followed by speech.mak.
ing from b. Ruppe. who was the lead.
ing spirit Of tbs opposing faction, aud
District Attorney CLANCY, slgfried
0runsleld and sew oihors VINO we-e
present Co oppose regularity and the
regular party organization
When a somblance Of quiet was re.
stored. Thomas 3. Huhboll placed be-
fore The primary the names OF the fol-
lowing gentlemen 20 represent PEE
cinct ~ al the county conventions
r 8. HUBBEiI.,
HARRY n. LEE,
N E HICKEY
r. HANL.EY,
n. X. SUMMERS,
W s. sTRiCKLER.
W H. CHlLDERs.
J.. QRAuI.
ADAM sANDOYAI.
p. w. DOBsON,
LOUIS IiS0LEE,
VIM. KING.
A. A. MCDONALD,
LARRY MeDoUGALL.
A. r.. WALKER.
JOHN TAYLOR,
w n. GREER,
DAVID ROSENWALD,
DON =. RANKIN.
M. Ia STERN,
Before u motion could be made and
seconded that the list as read be de-
ciared elected, District Attorney Clan.
~ arose and read on tne following
names ae the opposing sides dele.
gates 10 the county convention.
A. u. Walker,
A. W. Hayden.
~ w. Clancy.
W. A. Sutherland.
Alfred 0ruuafeld.
n. b. Romero.
y. Ruppe.
g. w Hope.
l.. "A. Chamberlin,
q. W. klock.
r. Morolh.
y. a. Mitchell,
Teodocio sand0yal.
Slgfrlcd Grunaieid.
Fred Hcyno.
q w. Harrison,
Il. Cano,
q. Oxendlno.
=. d. DouFlea.
J. Il. Armllo
After the reading of these names.
Measrs Clancy and Ruppe made
speeches % ne eject that they were
trying % steal the primary" when no
attempt had been made by tho regular
Organization ~ 10 that time 30 do.
eide 10 which manner toe delogasss
should DO elected
in order 90 got things out OF tan.
gle. n. w. Dobs0n moved. which mo-
tion was seconded, that the vote b
taken Ia the saEl8 manner used in
selecting che chairman aud secretary.
The motion waH put and carried, and
ihe delegates whose names were sub.
miitod hy Mr. Hubboll were elected by
q large majority.
This brought several Of the orators
OF the opposing faction 20 their feet.
and Tor few minutes they shook their
fists, rent the air With angry words
and enlightened the successful faction
with something about gag rule. etc.
During the speech Of 8lgfriod
Grunsfeld. who Was as mad as d wet
hen, evidently because Ruppo had
made more speeches during the even
ing than be had and was considered
tho boss Of the Oppoaors. ~ w. Dob.
son moved that the meeting adjourn.
The motion WAS seconded by Harry
NJ Lee. and declared carried in al
loud a voice as possible. undeg the
circumstances. hy ChairWnn Childera.
THE BoLTERe MEET
After adjournment hnd been taken
agd several hundrei people had leit
the hall thc boilers % he number Of
eighty x. Remained in the hall and -
ieclet cdniesuug dNegatlonA Obs