Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-20
AFTER YOU, DEAR
ALPHONSE, SAY
REPUBLICANS
City Committee Pleased to
Listen to Definite PROPOSE
ton From Democrats. Pri-
maries Called for Friday.

That the Republican city central
committee will be pleased to listen 20
any delnite proposition from the
Democrats relative to a nCn.partisan
ticket IN the fast approaching city
election 10 be held April 2, was the
sense OF the meeting OF tho Republican
central committee held last night In
the Commercial club at the call OF
Chairman h. Spltz The meeting de-
velOped the fact that many members
OF the committee are in favor OF q
partisan division in the election, but
the communication from the Demo
Gratis. suggesting conference on ar
ranging q ron partisan ticket, was
considered and a reply drafted to the
same.
The committee issued a call for RE-
publican city primaries 10 be held Fri
day night, March 20. The call is as
follows:
Attention Republicans.
Pursuant to orders issued by the
Republican city central committee a
convention OF the Republican party Of
the, city OF Albuquerque Is hereby
called 10 meet at the store room now
occupied by Mr. Sam stevens as q
commercial travellers sample room in
the Luna Stricken building. North
Second street. on Monday, March 20,
1912, at o'clock p. m, 20 nominate
candidates for the several city offices
and 10 transact such other business
as may properly come before u.
Primaries to select 10 delegates to
said convention from each ward are
hereby called to be held IN the sew
eral wards Friday March %, 1912, aJ
s o'clock y. m. at the places herein
after designated:
First Ward--The police court room.
Primaries 10 be called to order by A..
w. Hayden.
Second Wharf.-The office Of Spring.
er Transfer Co, Primaries will be
called to order by George p. Learnard.
Third Ward-IThe POrterfleld real
estate office. r. r. Edgar will call
the primaries to order.
Fourth -Borfadaile's real es-
tate office. Primaries will be called
to order By George s. Klock.
BY order OF the City Republican
Central Committee.
d. sPITZ.
=. HANLEY. Chairman.
Secretary
Reply 70 the Democrats.
The following communication was
handed to the Democrats today as a
result Of the meeting last night
Albuquerque. n. NJ, March 10.
To the Committce OF Democrats Sc
lection by an Assemblage OF Demo
Gratis Of tho County.
Gentlemen .-+M meeting OF the
Republican CITY central committee,
your communication relative to the
selection OF a nOn-partisan ticket At
the coming city election was read
an dthe following resolution was
adopted;
Moved by ". q. McCroden. sec
Onded by G. II Thomas. that the sec.
Rotary Of this committee be instructed
10 communicate with the conference
committee Of the Democratic party,
advising them that II they have any
definite proposition to make 10 us
We shall be glad TO consider A. Car
ried.
II you gentlemen will please take
due notice of the above, and ascertain
the sentiment among the rank and
file Of the Democrats and communl-
cate with this committee. so as 70
/ 'otHutgr WIN Tue hftllt OF iht hnoNe
resolution, we shall be glad 10 further
the cause Of good government
Respectfully.
r. HANLEY,
Secretary Republican City Central
Committee
The signers OF the manifesto sent
70 the Republican committee by the
Democrats were Louis A. Mcllae, NJ
r. Sawtelie, Vim. kleke. J. w Col
bert, r. w. y. Bryan. o. H. Bakes, l.
T. Delaney ana A. Fieischer, two from
each OF the four wards OF the city