Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

sion OF Herrera and Francisco Nal
! donado being elected to hll the va.
| cnncy caused by the exile of Gutter.
| fcz
| With but ten members Of the orig.
| iual Republican central committee
| present Mr illCuwatcr called the
junta TO order al ,o.in. the gathering
being held In The large court room
on the second floor oi the court house
| The ten original members of the com
nittcc present were. Fnymcuo Mora.
represented bN proxy held ar FIabh
/ Mora Jesus omoro Juran Perca, rep.
rcscutcd boy proxy held By VI. Il
/ Springer Carlos Gricgo Jose Sabedra,
\ T. walker, y : ROsonWald. u. r.
/ Reynolds d II Boatught, W. II. GIL.
! lopNatcI
When The toll was called twenty
four members ot the Iunta responded,
| including only 10 members Of the orig
! inal committee Roll call completed.
Nj GillvnWntcr made q few remarks
iu the course uf which hc conveyed
to the assembly the news that the
statehood bill admitting New Mexico
To the Union had been passed by both
houses. that % had been signed by
the president. and that because Of
fhesc developments meeting had
been called 'or the purpose ot cOusid.
criup the welfare OF The Republican
party lu Bprualillo county. for the
purpose ui outlining plans tor the com.
ing campaign for the election oi state,
county aud district officers. ana iOr
the consideration uf such other 1ust
ncss which might come bc'nle the
gathering Hc dil not state tnat he
ISSUED the call before the uill was
signed Mr. Gillcuwatcr then said
that he bad thp honor 10 say that " =
liagcmau OF Haperman y NJ Wa5
present ia the room ana thar mat
gentleman would hC delighted tu ad
dress thD meeting Nr GilluuWater
appointed Jesus Romero aud Herbert
J. RaNuulds .u escort M iarrrman
'u the platform Nh ilagcImau, VINO
rs well known u Albuquerque. having
been frequent visitor hyr, white
governor of NoN Mexico some ycaro
uru spoke 'uU several moments, re-.
mludiug Jhc gathering thar New M"N.
iDO NIl soon assume ne rcsponslnll.
itt of state goyurumcul ana that
statehood viii Dee either a blessing ur
O. curse
Whether New Mexico will prosper
aud progress oI whether 90 shalt ret
rugradc and go back depends alioEoth-
ot on the honest members oi the Re
publican marty said Nr Hagcrmau
lic careful 10 select honest mcn Tor
positions iu the legislature aud IN the
,arions county ana state offices. yoo
yourselves viii demonstrate 90 che
country how we'll We viii assume cur
new duties
Nj. Hngcrman continued along the
lin,a ni good government advice. MAX.
ing plea Tor harmony ami united
action aud advising his hearers 20
avoid lgctional tights.
Following Mr. liag" man. M GU
lcnVatcI continued the conduct ot hts
iuula Iusumuu operations hN saying
that o. wa uu 90 IN, iunta 10 assume
responsibility tor thc election OF an
county and state officers ON the Re.
publican ticket Mr. GillcuWatvr said
that tuosc dissatisfied iu the ranks OF
The Republican party were The men
who have aNcs 90 grind and who have
personal grievances.
silence followed Mr. Gillenwater'a
auaieumcnf o' uillcuscrkcrs and those
having weapons to sharpen Realizing
that % WIS up tu him 10 keep the ban
rolling. Mr. GillonWatCr stated ,ha; in
his opuIon 80 was time lo inquire into
conditions in Tho outside precincts
ana ascertain thc souiimpnt of The
voters as a ls possible one by ono
he members of the inner circle ol ih'
juuta were called upon 20 relate their
experiences From this time on the
d Ia f.f a. old
time camp meeting Representative
from each precinct aros, as the't
NAMES were called and related Wha'
th,N know ut conditions ~ then
ucighnurhuud-
George upk. Precinct $50. Q ~pu
j, -y was the Ur-t man tp IA, bat
Mr uHk, said that Hy h0d Hrru Ji
l,r several months and was "ut ia-
uIuar with conditions tie asked
tult ui4 ,uI,urur Dres.urIu lor'Z
bc rullrd upuu Th. manager of the
iuuta uuJrd uFuu Nr Lpp,l who
said
MIR President tm NOT able tu
civ, exact conditions nv wE pr'cin.'
J hope b,tor. luug O" ny able to give.
Nuu better Information tI'r Nll %,
AS soon a- have seen tho true cone
diuons in tine pr,Huyt
pr,ergt so. - De-. EIu Antonio
Garcia representative vHH th, u,N'
man Co ten his experiences. Gentle
m,u, th, conditions iu nay precinct
arr very bad sand Nh Garcia "l
tunh thBt th,r. are mon, in uur pru-
..u.t AGAINST u- than m favor ul u-
At this iuu,turr of the proceedings
Governor f. $ Stuyrr. who had 90.
scat among the spectators protested
thut h' ANA those near mm could
NOT hear What the Wrmb,r- uf tho
lunu coz Ga, interpreter we're s,Nup
Mr. StoNvr requested that louder
Nui'r hr used hy those rrpuruug luI
'i'v OF the disruuagius reports
which were being mad, this request
could not have been vyll granted
49, FHulSHntiyh of Precinct 80. q.
Alameda. said conditions ae tur as hy
know Ucr, favorable iu h. eommuui.
IS. Niranor Armijo ot Precinct So
g. kanchus dc Albuquerque. reported
conditions favorable. Jesus Sau,n,1.
Precinct So. 5, narrlaS. said thut to|
his understanding conditions Ina lu-
rvlas were Nep bad ~ b. prctt,
badly mixed nm sntd Mr N.rtIu.y