Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-26
WHEREUPON THE IRREGULARS, LED BY PERFECIO ARMIJO
AND OTHERS, MARCHED FROM THE HALL
Strono Resolutions Unanimously Adopted. Endorsing the
National and Territorial Administrations, Delegate
Andrews and Favoring Joint Statehood.
W B. CHILDERS MADE PERMANENT CHAIRMAN
LISTOF DELEGATES TO TERRITORIAL CONVENTION

twas escorted to the platform by
committee of three.
Committees Appointed.
Mr. Wilkerson moved that commit
tees on credentials, permanent organ
lzation and resolutions and rules be
appointed. The motion was seconded
and the chair appointed the following
committees:
Credentials-P Hanley, chairman;
Cipriano Salazar George Craig, T. S.
Hubbell, Nicolas Herrera.
Resolutions and Rules-W. II. Gil
| lenwater, chairman; w. H. Greer Ped
70 Amanda, j. F. Hubbell, Melville
! Summers
Permanent Organization-Thos N.
Wilkerson, chairman; w. S. Strickler
Tomas Gutierrez, Jose Trujllo, Atana-
clio Barela
Ruppe Not Recognized.
B. Puppe announced that he had a
delegation with credentials, and he
moved that a recess of ten minutes be
taken so that his delegation could pre-
sent their credentials.
The chair stated that he was not
recognized, nor his motion, in accord
ance with decision of the republican
county central committee, a meeting
of said committee having been held
last might. and a list of precinct dele
gates having been made out on regu-
tlar precinct organizations.
f. A. Hubbell then moved that the
convention take a recess of ten min
utes to allow the several committees
to meet and report, and that each side
have a representative from each pre-
cinct at the meeting of the credential
committee to present their side in
case of contest.
Recess Speeches.
During the recess Hon. Nestor Mon
toya, editor of La Bandera Americana,
made q forceful speech in favor of
Joint statehood, and appealed to his
Spanish friends to vote for jointure
His address was delivered in Spanish.
Pedro Sandoval, growing tired Of the
band concert, arose from the rear OF
the hall. and stated that during this
recess we have had enough music and
we would like to again hear from Mr.
Childers, the chairman"
Mr.. Childers responding, paid his re-
spects in most growing terms to the
administration of President Roosevelt
and the wonderful legislation he ac:
complished in having the railroad rate
bill enacted into a law; also the meat
inspection and many other important
bills in the interest of the common
people. He referred to the presidents
interest in securing joint statehood
for New Mexico and Arizona, and he
knew it was the wish of the presi-
dent that the voters of the two terri
tories accept joint statehood as given
to them in the Hamilton bill which
became law at the last session Of
congress.
Committee on Credentials Report.
After the speech of Mr. Childers,
the committees, which had been out
over an hour, reported that they were
ready to report, whereupon he called
for the report of the committee on
credentials, it being read by Nestor
Montoya as follows:
Mr.. Chairman
Your committee on credentials, al
ter examining the credentials OF the
} different delegates, and passing upon
contests that have been presentd be-
fore us we find that the following
delegates are entitled to seat and vote
in this convention:
Precinct No. 1-San Jose-Gregario
Barela Andreas Gallegos Pedro Apo
daca, FREDERICK Padilla.
Precinct No. -Alameda-MaXimo
Chavez, Rumaldo Montoya Apodaca,
Jose d. Carabajal Melquides Martin,
. Jose Gurule.
Precinct No. 4.-Ranchos de Albu-
querque-Jacobo LucerO. Daniel Mar
tinez, Bias SandoYal (proxie X, San
chez) Salvador Manuel Garcia.
Precinct No -Barelas-Eslavio
Vigil. Manuel Chavez Luna, Jose
= Trujillo, Atanacio Barelas, David
Chavez, j. a. Garcia y Sanchez, Clip
riano Salas, W. c. Heacock, Juan
Griego.
Precinct No. -Padillas-Antonio
Jose Chavez, Vidal Chavez, Eutimio
/ Montoya, Antonio Padilla.
Precinct No. 7.-San Antonio-Man-
; uel Baca, Dario Gutierrez.
! Precinct No. S.-Los Griegos-MaX-
, imo Garcia, T. c. Gutierrez, Juan c.
, Samora, Justo Gutierrez.
Precinct No. 8, Ranches de Atrisco
. -Severa Sanchez, j. d. Metzgar, Luz
Armijo, Jose Lucero.
p Precinct No. 10.-Chilili-Pablo
, Crespin, Juan Aldarete.
. Precinct No. IL, PajaritO-J Felipe
Hubbell, n. F. Chavez, Saturnino Bar
boa.
; Precinct No. 2.-Albuqueruue-T
S, Hubbell, Harry F. Lee, NJ. f. Hicll
ey p. Hanley. w. S. Strickler. NJ. R
> Summers, W. b. Childers, L. Grad
. Aban Sandoyal, Z. w. Dobson, Louis
, Inglee, William King, NJ. A. Mcdonald
Larry McDougall, A. L. Walker, W
q H. Springer, w. II. Greer. David Ros
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