Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-09-27
SANTA FE, N. M, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 27 1906
Cienega, Precinct No 6.-Jesus Ro.

Cienega, Precinct No 6.--Jesus Ro.
nero.
Cerrillos, Precinct No. tom de
LallO, Faustin Narvaiz.
Galisteo, Precinct No. 8.--Juan Or.
tiz, Jose l.. Madril, Juan N. Sandoyal,
Donaciano Angel.
San Ildefonso. Precinct No. 9.--Jose
e. Gomez, Perfecto Gallegos.
Golden, Precinct No. 1l.-Nick Mon
toya.
Canoncito, Precinct No. 12.-Roque
Tudesque, Patricio Chaves.
Glorieta, Precinct No. 13.-Walte'
NJ. Tabor.
Chimayo, Precinct No. 14.-Victor
Ortega Rumaldo Ortego Jose Chaves.
Santa Cruz, Precinct No. 15.-Q.2
vote each.) Ramon Bustos, Ursulo
Borrego, Gregorio Herrera, Augustin
Mestas, Eligio Madril, Epimenio Mes
tas.
Santa Fe, Precinct No. l7-Q-2
vote each.) r. B. Catron, Celso 10
pez, J. V. Conway, Alberto Garcia
Ambrosio Ortiz, Marcos Castillo, ]. w.
Akers, A. M. Bergere, Jacob Weltmer,
J. 4. Sandoval.
Santa Fe, Precinct No. 1S,1Max
Frost, r. L. Baca, David Knapp, G. A..
Wheelon, David M. Gonzales, Paul A.
F. Walter, M. A. Ortiz.
Madrid, Precinct No. 19.-Felix Sa.
lima proxies for w. Fl. Chamberlain
and James Lamb.
San Pedro, Precinct No. 20.-F. C.
Buell..
Ortiz, Precinct No. 22.-Antonio
Jose Romero, Luciano Garcia.
1t was the list as approved by the
county central committee in the after
noon. Most of the delegates were
present in person, while all of those
absent were represented by proxy.
No Time Wasted.
After the reading the names of the
delegates, no time was wasted, except
during caucus which took place lat
er. Although motion by Marcelino
A. Ortiz to dispense with the appoint
ment of committee on credentials
failed to carry almost unanimously
the same motion carried unanimously
when made by Thomas B. Catron. Evi
IDENTIFY, he saw that it was not neces-
sary to unseat the two contesting
delegations, one from Precinct No. II,
and the other from Precinct No. Is.
He said that although he was certain
that his delegation from Precinct No.
II, alone was entitled to seats in the
convention from that precinct, and
that his delegation from Santa Cruz
was also the proper one, yet. he would
waive his objections and would not
object to the roll as read, so as to
promote harmony and party success.
Permanent Organization.
1t was also upon motion of Mr.. Cat
ron 4ict temporary organization was
dispensed with. In highly eulogis-
tic Grafton, he nominated David M.
hhite for permanent chairman. Mr..
White was chosen unanimously and
made a brief talk promising square
deal all around. For secretary, ]. l..
Lopez and Marcelino A. Ortiz were
nominated, but the first named with
drew and Ortiz received the vote of
the convention. For interpreters, J.
Il. Lopez and George w. Armijo were
named.
The Resolutions.
Upon further motion, committee
on rules and order of business was
dispensed with and then the following
committee on resolutions was appoint
ed:
r. B. Catron, Max Frost by G. A.
Wheelon proxy; Victor ortega, J. W.
Akers and Ricardo Alarid. There were
no serious differences in the commit
tee. The resolutions as presented and
adopted are as follows:
Resolved by the Republican conven-
tion Of the County of Santa Fe as
sembled in the city Of Santa Fe, New
Mexico:
That we congratulate our party up
on the fact that harmony now prevails
amongst all Republicans in this coun-
ty
We endorse and adopt the principles
Of the last National Republican con-
vention. We believe In tariff for
the protection of the laborer, manu-
facturer and producer. We insist upon
continuation o. sound money
standard; upon economy in all the
departments of our county and Ter
ritorial government; the reduction Of
expenses and cutting down of taxes.
We invite immigration and urge up
on the United States government the
propriety of constructing water reser-
voirs and dams to. enable us to ex-
tend the area of cultivated land.
Roosevelt and Andrews Endorsed.
We endorse the administration OF
President Roosevelt and we also en-
dorse our Delegate in Congress, Hon.
w. Fl. Andrews, for the energetic man
ner in which he performed the duties
of his office and worked for the in
terests Of New Mexico.
Confidence In 6ursum
We endorse the Hon. H. 0. Bur
sum and commend him for the able
and efficient manner in which he has
conducted the affairs Of our party in
the Territory.
Territorial Administration Approved.
We endorse the administration OF
Governor Hagerman in this Territory.
Vacancies.
Resolved, That the County Central
Committee is hereby authorized to
fill all vacancies caused either by ILL.,
ness, resignation, death or otherwise.
Different planks were greeted with
prolonged cheers, especially those re-
| ferring to President Roosevelt, Hon.