Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-08-18
REPUBLICANS NEW MEXICO MEET
IN LAST TERRITORIAL CONVENTION

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to Jaramllo, Carlos Baca, Juan Vigil,
B. Y. McKeyes.
Committee on Rules and Order Of
Business.
Jesus Romero, T. S. Kenney, l.. o.
Fullen, II. B. Bowman, NJ. S. Groves,
A. S. McCreath, David Crespin, Fran
cisco Gonzales, Gregory Page, ]. d.
Medina, F. c. Rodriguez, w. F. Bu-
chanan, c. F. Copeland, Silviano Roibal,
w. Goffblack, Celso Lopez, NJ. M. Pa
gett, A. w. Harris, Candido. NJ. San.
doval, A. G. Abeytia, Jose U. Ortega,
M. Mccoy, Saturnino Baca, Francisco
Maestas, L. A. Carr.
Committee on Organization.
B. Spitz, e. e. Studley, c. w. De-
Forest, M. Valdez, H. H. Hamilton, II.
II. Belts, Camilo Sanchez, J. A. Garcia.
IS. f. Adridge. B. w. Strong, DR.. d.
G. Bryan, c. H. Coombs, H. X. Put
ney, T. D. Burns, c. w. Fisherdick,
M. A. Ortiz, S. Romero, William E.
keil, Alexandra Sandoval, Joe 7. Tor
lrez, Ramon Sanchez, Celestino Ortiz.
II. Chavez, E. W. Fox, B. Y. McKeyes.
Committee on Resolutions.
E. s. Stover, o. A. Foster, G. H. Ham
ilton, Isidoro Armijo, W. Y. Reid, w. d.
Murray, H. B. AAya, Manuel Aragon,
Gregory Page, Blaz Sanchez. J. d.
Clements, w. r. Buchanan, W. e. Lind
sey, Vanceslao Jaramillo, G. Il. Ket.
ner, T. B. Catron, D. J. Leahy, F. H.
Winston, Epimenio H. Miera, H. O.
Bursum, Jose Montaner, r. p Davies,
Silvestre Mirabel, r. @. Palmer, T. A.
Carr
After the selection of the commit
tees the convention took recess un-
til 1880 o'clock this afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
On account of delay in the report
of the committee on resolutions the
convention was not called to order at
$3.50 o'clock to which hour it adjourn.
ed to meet and at 4 o'clock the con
vention had not yet been called to
order.
The delegates were all in thei! seats
at $3.50 o'clock, the hour set for cali
ing the afternoon session of the con
vention to order. However, delay
I'D h> tLn fat1 f,f X ~ III,
lutions committee to make It's repOrt
While waiting for this report ~ Elks
|tand of Albuquerque and - t'la de
Santa Fe rendered severa,t sb,ps Al
| 4 O'Clock, the resOiAtis sns rSwnmitteG
not having yet reported, The tempo
ralv chairman called the convention
to order. The first order of business
was the report of the committee on
credentials. Temporary Secretary
Sena read the report which seated
everyone of the accredited delegates
as published in yesterdays New Mex
ican
! In order to catch the outgoing mails
I the New Mexican was compelled tC
close its forms at 4 30 o'clock and thus
lit was prevented from publishing the
full proceedings of the afternoon ses
sion of the convention.
AS the New Mexican goes to press
it is understood that Delegate w. H
Andrews will be nominated before adj
journment on the first ballot with a
majority of almost thirty votes and
that his nomination will be made
unanimous. BY agreement, the reso
lutions committee will not present the
resolutions until after the nomination
for delegate is made. They are quite
comprehensive and speak in no uncer
tain terms upon national and terri
torial matters. They will be printed
in full by the New Mexican tomorrow
as will also the splendid addresses
by Hon. H. o. Bursum and Permanent
Chairman of the Convention, B. G
Hernandez.