Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-09
A Solo TAFT
DELEGATION
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committee Of the Republican party
70 appoint n committee of nvo, Of
which the said chairman shall be a
member, for the purpose Of comforting
with o similar committee to be ape
pointed By the progressive Repubii-
cans for the purpose OF consultation.
with q View OF harmonizlng our dlf-
forcnccs If possible. and presenting
solid front to the common enemy
az the election next fall"
Before the convention adjourned
yesterday afternoon at o'clock the
following committees were selected
Permanent organization Befnaiiiio
county Francisco Lucero M0ntoya
Chavos. ~. Russell: Colfax, G. r. Nc
Aullffe: Curry. c. +. copeland; pona
Ana. II. d. Bowman; Eddy. N. g.
Groves. Grant. w. ID. Murray: Guada-
iupe. C. Bnca lincoln. r. w watson
Luna, Hugh n. Williams; Mckinley
y. McGllllvray; Mora. 3. n. Luceroi
Otero J. NJ. FALL Quay, G. T. Mar
tin. Rio Arrlba. r.----: Roosevelt,
w. !. fMikhart. Sandoval. n. Bacn;
san Juan, Frank Staplin; San Miguel.
A. A. sona: Santa ne. John ". Akers
sierra. ). II. Winston; socorro. 8. G..
Aboytia: Taos. l.. Montoyai Torrance,
u. Romero; Union. a. +. Brown; Va
iencla, y. Romero.
Rules: Bernalliio. Frank a. Huh
bell. Chnves. c. T. Parson; Coifox. =.
4. slreicher. Curry, James Potts;
bona Ana. n. u. De Iaoi Eddy, r. j..
Sanford: Grant, w. d. BeidoH; Quad
alupe, s. c. Crispln; Lincoln, J. v.
Tuliey; Luna, c. j. Laughreu; Me-
Kiniey. ri Mullholland and Gregory
Page: Mora. p. Sanchez: Otero, J. A..
Baird; Quay. G. +. Martin: Rio Ar
rlBa. ]. NJ chavez. Jr. Roosevelt, w.
/ T.. Lindsey: sandovnl. r. sniazar: San
Juan. NJ. Prndo; san Miguel, y. l.
lI.eahy; santa Re. Celso lopez: sierra.
10. Y. Winston; socorro, II. u. Sweet.
Taos, r. sanchez: Torrance. VIM. Nc
Intonh: Union. y. r. Gallesos; Va
liencia. Carlos Baca.
Resolutions. Bernalilio, Edward a.
Mann: Chaves. G. T.. Parsons; Colfax.
lW. J. Mills. Curry. w. y. Marsh; Do
ma Ana. w. n. n. Hlewellyn: EDDY.
D. NJ. richards; Grant, w IT, New
comb: Guadalupe. NJ q. MaBzanarcs;
Lincoln. w. r. Blanchard; Luna. II.
Il. Williams; Mckinley, J. Spears and
IL. A. Young; More p. Melendez;
Potero. J. bowman: Quay. @. r. Mar
tin: Rio Arrlba. L. Bradford Prince;
Roosevelt Il. ). Mollinari; sandoval,
Eplmenie A. Miera; San Juan. w. II.
| Chrlsman; San Miguel. G. A. Spiess.
santa Fe. Jose d. sena; Sierra, J. II.
winston; Socorro. G. ~ Hilton; Taos,
r. Cheatham; Torrance, r. Chavez;
Union, Robert p. ErvleE; Valencia,
sylvester Mirabal.
Credentials; Bernalilio. John w.
Wilson: Chaves. G.. l.. Parsons; Colfax,
II. Russell; Curry. ]. ". Guana' Dona
Ana. j. Potts; Eddy. G.. L. Hin; Grant,
wv. n. Fox. Guadalupe: salome Mar
tlnez: Lincoln. o. r. Nye; Luna y. y.
Stephens; Mckinley, n. Bibo, SRI
Mora. II. X. Odei; Otero. J. /. Bailey;
Quay, p. siegei: Rio Arriba. p, Es-
uuibel; Roosevelt, r. NJ. smith,. san
dovaI A. A. Montoyn: san Juan.
Fred Bunker; San Miguel T. Dell
gardo; Santa Re. scferino Baoa; sler-
ra, ]. n. winston; Socorro, NJ J..
Garcia; Taos, a. Quintana: Torrance.
+. II. Ayers: Union. q. v. Gallesos'
Valencia. A. Barela.
The committee on credentials re-
ported that there we're no contestinR
delegations and the temporary roll
was made permanent. The committee
on rules and order OF business rec
commended the rules CT the last leg
islatsve council. The reports were
4 adopted The convention then
1900 . ...s,es Fe.U.. Tho conn 40
on rules recommending that one deli
egate and one alternate to the ma
Dtional convention IN Chicago be select
cd from each judicial district and that
1.-THE representation In the state con-
vention from each district agree on
their respective nominees. The COM
mittee on permanent organization
recommended the election Of =. 9.
1 Hernandez as permanent chairman;
In. j. Moiinari as permanent fecre-
tary; Neator Montoyn, n. r. Gaiieaos
and ]. u. Sent. az permanent Inter-
proters. The reports we're adopted
and the permanent officers were es-
corted to the platform by committees
named by the chairman.
The committee on resolutions re-
ported that Il could not complete its
work before the next morning and
the convention by unanimous vote do
cided 10 recess until 1915 today
state senator Caslmira nnrcia OF COLI
orado, who had hecn invited 90 aoal
OF honor on tho platform was asked
Ito address tho convention. He spoke
at considerable length and urged up.
on the convention the necessity OF
/ protecting the great Industries and
the resources Of the new state BY on
adequate protective tarln. re was
Frequently npplaudod and held the at-
I tontion OF the convention Tor almost
an hour.