Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-03-26
The Emniem.


For Mayor, Ishmael Sparks; for
city clerk, Manuel B. Otero: for city
treasurer, James B. Read.
Ward No L. For member OF school
board Jose D. Sena; for member OF
city council, George W. Armijo.
Ward No. g. For member of school
board Frank P. Sturges; for member
of city council, Canuto Alarid.
Ward No. 3. For member of board
of education, Jacob Weltmer; for mem
Der of city council, Leo Hersch.
Ward No. 4. For member Of board
Of education, DR.. David Knapp; for
member of city council, M. A. Ortiz.
After a preliminary session at
o'clock Saturday afternoon during
which temporary organization was
effected, the city Republican conven'
ton convened ait, 1880 o'clock in the
evening at'~the Ceult house. wtth~a
band playing iiyay ais. The co~tt
room was well filled Among The spec
tators there were a number of ladies'.
The convention was enthusiastic and
large. The spirit displayed by dele.
gates and spectators, left no doubt
in the minds of those present that the
| Republican ticket would be success.
full at the polls on April 3.
At the afternoon session the conven'
ton was called to order by H. l.. Ortiz
secretary of the committee. chairman
l.. A. Hughes being absent. AS all
members present were familiar with
the convention call 1t was moved that
its reading be dispensed with, and the
motion carried. A. NJ Bergere was
then elected temporary chairman; Fl
l.. Ortiz, temporary secretary and M.
A. Ortiz, interpreter
The officers at once took their
chairs. The first order OF business was
the appointing of committee of per
manent organization as follows, one
being taken from each ward and one
at large. Ward No l, Tomas Quintana.
ward No. 2, Pedro Roybal, ward No. 3.
Adolph j. Fischer, ward No. 4, M. f.
Sena, member at large Alberto Garcia
The following committee, on resolu'
tons, was then appointed by the chair:
Ward No. |, Jose Gonzales, ward No.
H. e. C. Abbott; ward No. 3. Ambro-
sio Ortiz, ward No. A, M. A. Ortiz:
member at large, D. NJ White. The
convention then adjourned until 7:3O
O'Clock in the evening.
On re-assembling the first order OF
business was the report OF the COM
mittee on permanent organization
which was adopted, making the tenn
porary officers Of the convention per
manent. Jose D. Sena was also Sc
lected as an interpreter. The follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopt
ed amid cheers from the delegates and
spectators:
Pledge Honest and Economical City
| Administration.
| We, the Republican party Of the city
of Santa Fe, in convention assembled
re-affirm our faith and allegiance to the
principles of the Republican party OF
the nation, and take advantage Of this
opportunity to endorse the actions and
policies of the Republican administra-
tlon at Washington.
We point with pride to the record Of
the Republican party In the Territory
of New Mexico and in the county and
city of Santa Fe particularly we ask
for our nominees and the policies
which they represent.
If successful at the polls we pledge
the endeavors of every Republican off,
cial of the city Of Santa Fe to the ad.
vancement Of her best interests.
The platform upon which they stand
: is one which calls for an honest and
economical government, and for i'm.
provement, progress and the uplifting
7 of the city in every feature which per-
tains to the social, sanitary aud edu.
] cational advancement Of our people.
Respectfully submitted,
? JOSE F. GONZALES,