The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-23
DEMOCRATS WILL
HOLD PRIMARIES
TONIGHT
Meetings will be Held in
School Buildings Of Each
Ward TO be Called to Order
at s O'clock.
B0ATRIGHT WILL BE
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
Stated Today that well known
Retired Merchant has
Agreed to Accept Mayoralty
Nomination.


Nomination.
Democratic primaries Tor the cleo
ton Of delegates to the city nominal
ing convention Co be held Thursday
night Will be held Ia the four ward
buildings tonight at $ o'clock
Flelscher. secretary of The Demo
cratic city committee. asked The
To- state emphatically today
that the statement published In the
Morning journal that the primary for
the fourth ward Will be held IN the
office VI Justice of the Peace W W
Mcclellan Is an error. and thai the
primary il to be held. as per the COM
official call. In he fourth
school building.
The official call for the primaries
follows
city Convention.
Pursuant To- the instructions OF the
Democratic city central committee n
convention OF The Democratic party
OF the city OF Albuquerque Is hereby
called to meet al the Central school
building Thursday. March %. 1914, at
4 o'clock, To nominate candidates FOR
the several city officers TO be voted
for az the approaching city election,
and 10 transact such other business
as may come before Il. Primaries to
select delegates TO said convention
from each ward were ordered called
to be held in the several wards on
Monday. March 20, 1914. al s o'clock
.p. M, at the places hereinafter desiE-
mated. said primaries To be called 20
order by the persons herein named;
First ward-North Of cold avenue
and east II Second street II dele
gates: al the First ward school build
Ing; r. II. Crews.
Second ward-South Of Gold ave-
nue. and east OF south Second street;
ii3 delegates. Second ward school; ),
T.. Rochl
Third ward-South Of Gold avcnuC
and west OF South Second street: ia
delegates; at the Central school build
ing. John Tnndhcrg.
Fourth ward-North Of Gold ave
nue and west OF Second street; /.
delegates: A. Floischcr, at the Fourth
ward school building.
LOUIS \. McRAIs.
\. FLEIsCHER. Chairman.
Secretary
Nomination Conceded to sellers.
Although there viii De considerable,
opposition 10 Mayor SELLERS in TIVE
OF the wards which will find lis mrs.
expression in the naming Of ~dciegatei
tonight. a large nlmbcr OF we'll in
formed Democrats told tho Evcnins
Herald today tina delegations favor.
uNN. q. a.. .aaa ..-H.u.
be returned from every ward II ID
tho general opinion hat the mayor
nomination viii be unanimous.
The contest for the Democrats
nomination Tor the ciuTNship has mar.
rowed down To- Bert hukcr and 4. J
Naylpn Mr. Baker has been makinl
"a hustling campaign during the pas
few days and viii go into the conven
ton with plenty OF strength Nh
Naylon's friends also have been *
ccedingly busy and the c~lcrkshil
nomination promises the only cuntes
of the convention. william Kick
Will Dee nominated for city treasurer
as there IL NO opposition 20 him, "a
least up to this dime.
The ward delegations will caucu
tonight following the primaries q
choose the candidates for the council
which they viii recommend 10 IA.
convention. a lew names have bocl
added to those given by The Iloral,
last week as being mentioned 70
places on the ticket. In the first war,
Dr. l. . Rice continues 90 be th
candidate most frequently mentioned
although a. Dc Tulio and John W
McQuado are being discussed ~
ltice stated Ia the Herald today tina
he positively was not q candidate AM
would not accept "A nomination.
W. r.. Loveiace, 4. }. Passmore am
John Bonnell are being talked of 10
the Second ward nomination. MI
Bunncll Is considered a strong capdl
date for the nomination.
:. ;. Gilbert continues 20 renal
he most probable nominee from IA
Third ward, and Henry Wcsiorfcl
from the Fourth, although W. I
Trimblc Is being talked al today, a
are W s.. Patterson. Frank Trotto
and " II. EtNeur