El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-07
DEMOCRATS HOLD
TWO CONVENTIONS

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/ the county executive committee to or
der at IL o'clock in the county court
room explaining that the committee
/ was called for the purpose of passing
1 on who should be accredited delegates
I 10 the county convention at 2 o'clock
he said that NsidrO Gonzalez was an
employee of the city and could not serve
and the bounds OF Joe DUNES district
had not been changed, so he is entitled
10 serve
T. A. Falvey sold: we want a fair
and square deal. and I suggest we wait
. for W B. Bull TO take stenOgraphic
notes on the proceedings
Ware suggested that the meeting ad-
journ TO the 41st district court room.
as the county court room was crowded.
p F; Edwards said: No one can hear
Some one in the crowd asked If the
Republicans had adjourned upstairs
one said yes and Tom Lea said, We
don't want to follow in their tracks
Bull arrived at 1910 and Ware called
the meeting TO order.
Ware declared the following TO con-
stltute the county executive commit
tee
D. D. Marshall. J. T. Kuburn. Benito
Soils, B. A Wilson. r. NJ Reed. 7. b.
Donahue, V. r. Stiles. John NJ Wyatt.
$ J. Prudential, D. ". Border, NJ. ".
Webb. j. N. Gonzales Seth Orndorff.
ii. B. Elliott Eugenio Perez J. s.
DOugherty. /. r. ATillican. Jim Capron,
Joe Spivey, W c. Bulger. Faustiuc
ArmendarH. Z. !. HadlOck Gaspar
Giron. Charles Brown and Joe Dunno
F'alvey then said This is the COM
mittee named by YOU last week 90
Y es sir said Ware
VIII you call those named by the
other people, asked Falvey-
4 viii If they viii furnish me with
7 have it, said Ballard Coldwell.
Judge Falvey made a lengthy argu-
ment on some OF the past rulings OF
me chalr and declared that they were
Ballard Coldweu thought so. too.
flnalIy~.talVey suggested that each
faction go ahead with its work Il
said Falvey- Let the chair select his
delegates. these red flaggers Let US
botn so ahead
Ware said that was his idea too
Il Overrule the point raised in regard (
TO Armendsriz-' Mr. Kemp then asked: Z
VIII you recognize me as representing
Mr.. Brown by proxy
Il viii If no one else holds if" said
Ware 81 viii take Mr. Kemp's word
for it If h Essays Mr.. Brown sent it to
Mr.. Kemp then said: .I have never
seen the proxy ] understand that AIr.
Edwards. Mr. Pitman and Mr.. Hoffman I
have seen the proxy"
P J. Edwards said IT went 10 Mr. F.
day and brought ii up with me"
sheriff Edwards then brought writ 1
of INJUNCTION.
All Vote in Favor.
Then Ware asked for those favorinE
F. j. HadloclIs motion to admit Kemp 4
TO vote All those present voted in favor {
Edwards then presented the injunc- /
ton and Ware read it, saying those I
OF you who are here are bound by il II I
You so consider yourselves"
f.
tee appointed by me week ago last (
Saturday"
Edwards asked: DO you propose to /
fendants I'm this action
81 do" said Ware
Do You propose 10 90 ahead
Then said Edwards. you pro- /
pose TO violate this injunction"
cont think 50 after reading it."
Faivey Creates Sensation
You are not going ahead" said
Falvey opened his pocket knife and r.
T. NeiU took il away from him
Vic Moore jumped in and said; If D
that Injunction is valid. the defendants {
must answer only to the court
Wen. We are here TO see 1t is not /
said Falvey- Il viii let
YOU pick out any one man and l VIII
mix it up with him Nobody offered ,
Moore continued: ct suggest that (
the committee adjourn for 10 minutes. /
Things have reached a stage to let these /
men do as they see fit in regard TO the
injunction.
Ballard COldweu said: 1T was under
stood this meeting was to be harmonl-
Gus. 1 see no reason for an ADJOURN
Tom Lea said: Some Of the defend
ants in the committee are not lawyers,
but they have a right to recognize TINS /
injunction or not
Ware Asks For Order.
Ware asked for order Joe Dunno, as
a member OF the committee, made a
motion that the committee adjourn for
Is minutes to consider the Injunction.
This was done
The Defendants.
The defendants in the Injunction are
" B. Ware Faus-inO Armendarlz, j. I
2. Kflburn. Gaspar GirOn, Benito Soils.
7 r Donahue Y. "a Stiles, John N.
WYATT 5. J. Breudenthal, r. W. BOr-
der j. ". Webb. J n Gonzalez. Seth
Orndorff H B. Elliott. !. s DOusherty,
L. r. Anllican and Jim Capron-
The writ was issued by Judge A n
VaIthaU in the 41st district court re-
1uiring them TO seat on the executive
committee Lew Gilbert. A. g. Duchene,
Vhas lie Baron. Henry Welsch, Bal
'a-5 CoIdveII Robt. l. Holiday. W. w.
Davis. ". H. Webb, Z. B. Jones ana
James Conner
Commanded to Recognize Plaintiffs.
Ware. Armendariz and Giron are
,o7n Dded TO recognize the plaintiffs
Is members 0 4 the executive COMMITTEES
md the other defendants are com
49, 1oef-+ from attempting TO Z