Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
Delegates Sit Around Until
They Get Tired While Work
is Done in Little Room By
Few Members of the Gang.
ROLL CALL SHOWS
NUMBER HAVE LEFT
There Was No Rush to Get on
Delegation to State Conven-
tion and Proxies Will Be
Used BY Most of the List.

With Woeful lack ~ enthusiasm.
the usual Gillrnwater methods ana
with most OF the work done by two or
three men Ia the little Jury room al.
joining the court room In Old Town.
me rump convention of the iillenwat.
er gang was pulled on this afternoon.
The gathering was called To- assem-.
Bile al 30 y m INT at that hour
the pseudo chairman was busily en-.
gagged down town rounding em up
and h was nearly an hour later before
anything started. The delay was so
irksome that Major HIppc was called
upon 'or a speech and he hurled the
uratory az She delegates until the boss
and his honchmen emerged from the
little jury room and announced that
the great three ringed performance
was about 10 begin
Nlr Gilienwater declared that Mr..
u T. Fox had been designated by the
committee as temporary chairman. and
Nj FoN took the chair MIR A. Mon.
tONa was uaned MS secretary bv the
committee. and j Il. Ribera as inter
prefer Mr. Montoya didn't hear his
name mentioned and when some one
asked that the call for the convention
be- read there was no secretary ana
call for Mr MOutOya had To be made
Tie then read the call for the cOnven-
ton
But the Proceedings dragged The
chair asked what IN, pleasure of the
convention was. but "a another iunta
was going on in the little jnry room
NO one seemed to know Whnt the
pleasure was. someone called upon
Alr Ackermun to make u speech. Mr.
Nckermau threw himself into tho
breach noblN he worked his right
arm up ana down like hc vas pump
ing water aud ho told tine delegates
that they ought to helous 10 the RE-
publican party ANA bclp elect good
men to office. Hc talked for nearly
hoif au hour
Tn, conference ln the jury room
went un and MI NJ. l.. Fox. who
said hc had been resident ot New
Mexico since the first ot the present
year oul, ana didn't know much
about IT, political conditions except
that tho climate was fine. was asked
to speak he stuck to the climate
and alsu told the delegates that the
country should remain Republican
Tor the good of the people
After Wr1uglv us 70 witch ought
10 be- appointed nrst and speech b.
Major Ruppc and Modesto g. ORTIZ. a
committee on permanent organization
ana credentials was named The
committee ON permanent organiza-
tion reported that It favored the tenn
porar organization being made per
mau"ut after first consulting soue-
one iu the little jury room The per-
man'nt organization WAS made per
mancnt with George 4, Blake added
a. assistant secretary and Modesto
& ortiz rs assistant Interpreter
The committees were
organization Antonio Chaves s.
Spin. Jose sanchez Jaramilio. =
llanlrv jesus Romero, x a. Souther-
land and % Falkrnridge.
Credentials lusto Gutierrez RIA
mon padiiIu J q Sulzer. Tomas Gu
rulc. 'amilp Sanchez n r. Turner.
Antonio Garcia
The committee on credentials re.
ported tho following as the regular list
oi delegates. lt having consumed near.
Us an hour iu determining the list
Precinct 80 George A. Blake. A.
G. liryman Frank Kelly. l.. 4 Albers.
Precinct No Antonio Garcia, Epi.
ldhlo thHNtL.
Precinct 80 g. MaNimiano A Pc.
rea, Il Falhenrich
Precinct 40 i-Salyador Garcia. Eu.
gcnio lrisarri
Precinct 40 ID 4 Gurule. pnli
.arpo sanchez. Pablo salazar. luis
IatGyu
Precinct 40. G-Jcsus Padilla, Mar.
'ano chavez Jos, Chavez Apodaca
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