Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-19

sponses from the convention. Com
bining In his prediction Of immediate
statehood an eloquent tribute to the
citizenship of the native people. Mr..
Klock closed his address with a strong
appeal to republicans and to the peo-
pie of New Mexico, TO elect n repub-
lican TO congress for the cause of nd
mission to the union. Before closing
Mr.. Klock urged even more powerfully
the need of eleeting a republican Aeg-
i%slature in sympathy with Governor
Curry; n legislature which viii not
seek to make appointments which
should be made by the executive and
a legislature which will pass a law
forbidding the appointment OF its
members to executive positions. Mr.,
Klock's argument for a strong, able.
honest legislature was n of the most
notable features of a notable address;
an address which establishes him as
one Of the strong men ana one of the
able leaders OF the party and the pub
lie sentiment Of New Mexico.
The Committees.
At the close of Mr.. Klock's address
Mr.. Bursum moved the appointment
of committees upon credentials, rules
ana order of business, permanent or
ganlzation and resolutions. The fol-
lowing are the committees, n from
each county on each committee:
Credentials Committee.
Francisco Lucero y Montoya, George
II. Webster, Jr.. r. L. Mcbride, D.
l Nr.a1-9rl- W ~ WHIT. VA - n,1-
don, b. Jaramillo. r. Grady, $. e. Aid
rich, Juan Navarro, Charles =. Downs,
r. f. Montana, A. +. Curran, II. Mar
tinez, j, G. de Baca, +, d. Leon, NJ, f.
Demorest, 7. JaramiIlo, c, Baca, j.
Vigil, r. G. Gortner, William Keil, G.
Gonzales, S, J. Baca.
Permanent Organization.
b. Spitz. +. T.. Studley. II. =. Val
dez. II. W. Hamilton. w. -. DeFries,
w. r. White. II. II. Belts, ]. A. Gar
cia, c. Sanchez. s. Z. Aldrich, d. Mar.
tin, C. G. Bryan, II. f. Putnam. G. II.
Combs, r. d. Burns, G. w. Fisherdick,
NJ. A. Ortiz, b, Romero, william Kiel
A. Sandoval, a. g. Abeyta, r. sanchez,
C. Ortiz, II. Chavez, +. w Fox.
Rules and order of business.
Jesus Romero, T. S. Bowman, NJ.
S. Groves. l.. O. Fullen, A. S. McCree,
d.. Crespin, F. Gonzales, Gregory Page
j. e. Medina, 7. Sanchez, f. G. Col
Inns, G. f. Copeland, c. Breval, w g.
Black, G, Lopez, NJ. NJ Padgett, a, w.
Harris, c. NJ Sandoval, J. Il. Torres, J.
A. Ortega, W. NJ. Mccoy, e. Baca, r.
Maestas' w. f. Buchanan a. T.
Abeyt"
resolutions.
Z. s. Stover, O. A. Foster, l. Armijo,
w. y. Reed, J. G. Hamilton, w. ID.
Murray, A. P. Anaya. M. Aragon, Z.
Aragon. Gregory Page, B. Sanchez, j.
d. Clements, w. r.. Lindsay V. Jara-
milo, G.. f. Ketner, T. B. Catron' -
J.. Leahy, F. b Winston, +. A. Mlera
II. O.. Bursum' Jose Mohtah"' ~ J.
Davies > /" ~ l"'''ei' W.
F. Buchanan.
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tournment until. 3 o'clock stood.
The Afternoon Session.
The work of the committee was
done with unusual dispatch All Of the
committees met at 2 O'Clock ana with
the exception Of the committee on
resolutions all were ready to report
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