Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-08-18

committees as named by the conven-
ton this morning are as follows:
Committee on Credentiais-Fran-
cisco Lucero y Montoya, George II.
Webster, Jr., w. T. White, r. E. Nc
Bride, B. S. Newkirk, w. c. Beldon,
Beningo Jaramillo, Robert Brady S.
E. Aldridge. Juan Naranjo, c. p.
Downs, Il. T. Montana, A. +. Curran,
H. Martinez, ]. Sixto Baca, r. c.
Gortner, NJ. T. Desmaries, VIM. e.
Keil, Candido G. Gonzales, Solomon
j. Baca. E. de Leon, Perfecto Jara-
milo, Carlos Baca, Juan Vigil.
Committee on Rules and order of
Business-Jesus Romero, l.. S. Ken
ney, l.. o. julien, III. b. Bowman. NJ.
S. Groves, A. S. McCreath, David
Crespin, Francisco Gonzales, Gregory
Page, ]. d. Medina. F. C. Rodriguez,
w. f. Buchanan, C. F. Coplin, Silvi-
ano Roybal, N. Goff Black, Celso Lo-
rez NJ. NJ. Pagett, A. w. Harris,
Candido NJ. Sandoval, A. C. Abeyta,
Jose U. Ortega, NJ. Mccoy, Saturnino
Baca, Franciso Maestas.
Committee on Organization-B.
Spitz, L. Il. Studley, c. w. DeForest,
Nj. Valdez, H. H. Hamilton, II. II.
Belts, Camilo Sanchez, j. A. Garcia,
S. e. Aldridge, b. w. Strong, DR.. d.
c. Bryan, Chas. IL. Combs, X. II. Put
rey, T. d. Burns, C. w. Risherdick,
NJ. A. Ortiz, S. Romero, VIM. Il. Keil,
Alexandra Sandoval Joe e. Torres
Ramon Sanchez, Celestino Ortiz, A.
Chaves, L. w. Fox.
Committee on ResoIutions-E. S.
Slower, .. A. Foster, o. II. Hamilton,
Isidoro Armijo, w. 7. Reid. w. ID.
Murray, IL. b. Anaya, Manuel Ara
gun, Gregory Page, Blaz Sanchez, ].
ID. Clements, w. +. Buchan, w. Il.
Lindsey, V. Jaramillo, q. l.. Kettner,
T. b. Catron, ID. ]. Leahy, +. II.
Winston, Epimenio II. Miera, IL. o.
Bursum, Jose Montanier, Il. L. Da-
vies, Silvestre Mirael, r. Q. Palmer.
The convention then went into a re-
cess until $3.50 o'clock this afternoon.
At o'clock this afternoon the vari-
Gus committees were called into ses-
SION at the capitol in the committee
room. owing to considerable work
on. the part of the committee on reso-
lutions 1t is very doubtful If the con-
vention will get through the prelimin-
airy work before 6 or o'clock to-
! light. 1t will hardly get to the nomi-
ration before some time this evening.
The resolutions will be long.
When the convention met at 3:3O
the committee on rules and order OF
business reported and recommended
that the rules Of the last legislature
govern. The report was adopted and
the committee on credentials then re-
pCrted. There were no contests. The
4 fa.H f- fol
lows: Report of the committee on
credentials, nomination of a delegate
to Congress; report of the committee
on resolutions.
The seconding speeches were limit
&c to five minutes each, with the ex-
ception of the first, which was limited
to fifteen minutes.
Permanent organization was effect
ed by the selection of ID. c. Hernandez
of Rio Arriba county as chairman. He
IS a prominent merchant in Arriba
county and stands high with the ma
tive people in the northern part OF
the territory. William Berger, of Va
lencia county, and w. w. Strong, OF
Fernalillo county, were made vice
chairmen. Jose d. Sena was made
secretary and w. =. Kiels assistant.
The same interpreters as named for
the temporary organization were re-
tained and Bias Sanchez added as an
interpreter.
The delegates attending the con-
ycntlon are:
Bernalillo county-W. II. Andrews
Jesus Romero, Alfred Grunsfeld, w.
w. Strong, Perfecto Armijo, Francis
90 Lucero y MOntoya, George Arnot
+. s. Stover j. c. Baldridge, +. w.
Clancy, B. Spitz, George S. Klock. w.
Ii. Glllenwater, Policarpio Armljo. T.
A. Gurule and Henry Bramlett.
Chaves-L o. Fullen, X. S. Wood
ruff. Eliza White. Ed Kingsinger. L.