Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-09-10
WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO Do ABOUT IT.?

the nat<r decided that il was best
To proceed and take such evidence as
might be S'duoed, and upon request
of the c0mnittee MIR. CLEARWATER
agreed to appear be fore the commit
tee as a Nitaess and submit his evl-
dence, \ RECORD of the entire pro-
eeeding vas made and such record,
together with the various exhibits and
athdavits introduced before the COM
mlttee is made part of this repor'.
Upon the closing day Of the hearing
Judge Mann presented to the COM
mittee his resignation. Request was
made upon sir. Gillenwater, In the In
terest of PARTY harmony. to do like
wise Mr. Cillenwater stated to the
COMMITTEES that his resignation was IN
the hanGs Of his committee and sub
ieet % their orders and declined for
that reason 70 place his resignation In
the hands o! this committee. Then
desiring 10 obtain harmony in the
party of s'id county. the committee
desired to proposed to Mr.. Gillenwater
as method of settlement of the dis
putes, that he continue as chairman
of the committee until the county
convention; that the committee should
consist of the original members of the
committee as it stood on the 2Sth day
of January, 1911, with power to fill
all vacancies caused by death or res
ignauon; that the committee should
permit Mr. Gillenwater to continue as
such chairman, and the question as
to who shall finally be recognized as
chairman should be determined by
the delegates Of the county eonven-
tion selected by the republican voters
of the several precincts. Upon in
quiry Of Mr. Clearwater he refused
tc agree to such proposition,
After public hearing this com
ni'tcC went into executive session and
considered all of the evidence. affi-
davits and exh bits offered, and came
to the following conclrsiUrs:
First--1'hn, on the 2Stt day of
January, 1911. w. II. GillenwateI
was the duly elected, acting and rec
ognized chairman of the republican
county central committee Of Bernal-
lilo county, having been elected by
the members Of the committee as
such chairman subsequent to the
county convention In 1908; That
there was conflicting evidence intro
duced as to whether or not Mr.. Gill
lnewater and his committee were con-
tinued In effect as a permanent com
mittee by resolution offered at the
convention for the nomination of del
egates to the constitutional conven-
tion held in August, 1910.
Second-That from all OF the evil
dence introduced We are unable to
determine just what was the action
of such convention of August, 1910
Third-That on the 2Sth day OF
January, 1911, at meeting of the
Bernalillo county central committee
|called by n majority of the then mem
bers of the committee w, ii. Gillen-
water was removed as chairman OF
the republican county central com
mittee of Bernalilo county and Ed
ward A. Mann elected in his place.
Fourth-That while your commit
tee does not approve of the manner
of giving notice OF the holding OF
such meeting, because such practices
tend to promote discord and dissatis-
faction in the republican party, YET
We find that there was a majority OF
the committee as then CONSTITUTED
present at such meeting, either il
person or by proxy, and that more
than majority of the committee as
1t then existed voted to unseat Mr.
.Cillerwater ana to seat Edward A
Mann as Chairman and we further
find tina. on the 4th day Of February
such actirn was ratified by more thar
a majority OF the thtn living members
of the committee
Flfth--Wn further find that since
said 2Sth dav of January, two of tho
original members Ct the committee
have died. and that two more have
esigned-resgning to Edward A
Mann, as chairman. In view of the
controversies which have arisen W,
think II for the / ost interest OF party
harmony that the appointments mad'
to fiji the above mentioned four va
cancies be set aside, and the same are
set aside,
Sixth--You committee finds tina
the membership Of the republican
county central committee of Bernal
lilo county as now constituted Ia al
follows
Precinct No. /, Lois Trujllo, Ben
igno Anaya
Precinct No. ?, Antonio Garcia.
Precinct No. 3, Francisco Lucero .
Montoya.
Precinct No. 4.
Precinct No. 5. J. r, Sanchez
Eleseo C. Chavez
Precinct No. 6. Ramon Padilla.
Precinct No. I ,Dario Chaves.
Precinct No. 8, Juan Olguin.
Precinct No. 9, Policarpio Armiio
Precinct No. 10, F'ilomenO Mora.
Precinct No. IL.
Precinct No. 13, Tom Duran JUL
an Perea, Jesus Romero.
Precinct No. Ia, Nicolas Herrera
Precinct No. %, Carlos Grlego.
Precinct No. 20. Manuel Gonzale
| y Lopez.
Precinct No. 2S, Jose Savedra.
! Precinct "a, Anastacio Gutierrez.
Precinct No. 35, Melquiades Chave,
Precinct No. IL, d. M Ferguson,
f. walker, A. B. Stroup, George
| Klock. ID. s Rosenwald.
Precinct rs. II. f. Reynolds, T.
Lawer. w. II. Gillenwater, w. "
| Strong ID. A. Boatright.
At large, Henry Bramlett.
And that the foregoing menti0ne
persons are the republican centra
! committee of Bernalllo county at thi
date.
! Seventh. During the hearing ha
| by this committee Edward A. Man
| presented and filed with this com