Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-09

.N' .I.f II.N"'" Niiii NiiNN NAf'NN N|N' ~.
refusing tu appear ol submit their
side of the controversy io ihp iuris
dicliou ul this committee. the commit.
i'u was placed 100 very cmuarrae-Ing
position HUt after considering the
matter decided thaI % was bees. iu pro
coed and take such cviupur. us mlgh.
H' Produced. ana upon request of the
committee. Nh GillouWatcr agrcpu 10
appear before tine commutr, as
witness oud submit his cNidcuce \
record o' 'hC entire proceeding WAS
made aud such record together with
tIr Nei uus exhibits ana affidavit. u.
troduooi before the committee, is
made q part of this report
lpou th, closing day OF the hearing
Judge Mann presented ro the commit.
muI,a his rcsiguaJiun Request was
made upou Mr. Gillcnwatcr In the
.ntorcs' of part, harmony to do like
niso Mr. GhlenWator stated to the
committee that his resignation was In
The hands of his committee and sub
lcCt tu their orders and declined tor
that reason 10 place his resignation IN
ihn hands ul this committee Then
desiring to obtain harmony in tno par
ty ui said county the committee de-.
sired 90 propose to Mr Gillenvater
a. method q. settlement Of the Dis.
putrs. That hD continue as chairman Oi
he committee un.il the county con.
Ncntion. hat the committee should
consist of the original member. oi the
committee as % stood on the 2Nth day
ul January 1911 with power 10 rll all
vacancies caused by death or resigna.
zion that tho committee should per.
uit Nh GillcnWater To continue as
such chairman. aud the question as to
Who shall finally ho recognized as
chairman should bo determined hy The
delegates ui the county convention Sc.
lect"d by The Republican voters of the
several precincts. Upon inquiry of Mr.
Gillenwnicr he refused 10 agree 80
such q proposition.
Alter public hearing tins commit.
tee went into executive session and
considered all OF the evidence. affi.
dayits and exhibits offered, and came
to the following conclusions
First That on The 2Nth day ~
Janunr}, 1871. " II Glllenwatcr was
The duly elected. acting and recogniz.
ed chairman of the Republican county
central committee OF liernalillO coun.
~. having seu elected by the mem.
h,rs OF the committee az such chair.
man subsequent to the county cOnycn.
lion IN 1905. THAT there was conflict.
ing evidence introduced as 10 whether
ur not Mr GillenWatcr and his com
mittct were continued In effect as
permanent committee by resolution
offered at the convention for the nom.
iuation of delegates to the consiitu.
tional convention Ech in August
1910.
Second That trom an the evidence
introduced We are unable 40 determine
Just what was the action OF such
convention OF August, 1910.
Third That on the 2Nth day ol
January. 1911. at meeting of the
Bcmalillo county central committee
called by q majority OF the then mem.
Ocrs of the committee. " " Gillcu.
water WAS removed as chairman OF
tho Republican county central com.
mitico %. ncrnalillo county. ANA Ed.
ward \ Mann elected In his place.
Fourth That while your committee
does not approve OF ho manner of
giving motto" ol tho holding OF such
meeting. because such practices Tend
tu promote discord and dissatisfaction
100 Ihc Republican party ycl we nud
Chat there was majority OF the COM
miitcc as then constituted present at
such meeting. either In person or by
ptDNN and that more than a majority
OF the committee as II then existed
voted lo uuscat Mr. GillonWatpr und
20 seat Edward \ Mann az chairman:
and We further find that on the ith
day Of February such action was rati.
fed hy more than majority OF the
then living members of the committee.
Fifth We further find thar since
said 2Slh day of january, two of the
original members Of the committee
have died and that two more nave re.
signed rcsgnng to Edward 4 Mann
rs chairman In view OF the cOntro-
versies which have arisen. We think u
tor the best interest oi party harmony
that the appointments made la illl the
above mentioned fOur vacancies he
set aside and the same are set aside
sixth. Your committee nnds that
the membership of the Republican
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