Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-16
HUBBELL RECEIVES
ENDORSEMENT Of
c. 0. ?. OF COUNTY
Steps Taken at BernaIiIIo Con-
vention to Provide Fund for
State Meeting Of Party to
Be Held April 20,

BernalilIo county's delegation ~
the republican state convention ~as
elected Yesterday at the county con-
Ventlon held AZ the high school audi
torlunl Fifty delegates we're elected
allhongh the counlt's apportlonment
was twenty-five The unit rule viii
be observed IN voting.
The state convention Is 10 he held
here April 20 10 elect New Mexico )
delegates to The national republican
convention. to be- held in Chicago.
Preparations were begun in earnest
Yesterday for raising funds to defraN
the expenses TO the state convention.
A committee Of Twelve prominent ciii-
Gems was appointed for this purpose.
The county convention endorsed
Frank \. Hubbel for senatorial nomt-
nee by unanimous vote The resolu-
ton containing the endorsement,
bearing the names Of Justice George
r. Craig, Nestor Montoya and NJ. r..
Springer, follows
I'VE, your committee on resolu-
lions. as the representatives. of this
party. endorse the candidacy of the
Hon. Frank A. Hubbell, for the Of
flee Of United states senator from
New Mexico. aud RECOMMEND his can
didacy to the earnest and careful
consideration of the republican partN
of the state"
Pledge support 20 Nominee.
Another resolution, pledging the
support of Bernalillo county TO the
nominee Of the national convention,
was adopted. Here II Isl
The republican party of Bernalillo
county. IN delegate convention as
semtled, this 9Th day Of April, 1916.
does hereby reaffirm the policies and
principles of the republican party a.
enuncated In its platform and prac-
tees: We believe that the republican
party works toward and bears in
mind the welfare of the peoples Of
The United states, that II is capable
Of advancing and win advance with
the march of civilization, and that II
contains within lis ranks the knowl-
edge. the intelligence and the resolu-
ton by which II can and Will conduct
the national government of this
country In such manner as to con
serve it's interests at home, ana TO
protect its interests abroad. and the
interests and lives Of its citizens, and
TO command and obtain national
honor ana respect; we hold that all
those things which are for the COM
mon good are the common goal Of
the republican party. and that there
is ROOM and always will be room
under its banner for those who be-
lieve in lis principles, 60 work out
this common good.
The Delegates.
We pledge The loyal and unani-
nous support ofaBernalillo county TO
the nominee of The republican party
in national convention assembled, TO
which this state viii send its dele.
GATES. and by such delegates send
The message to all concerned that
Bernaillo county stands united in
the republican ranks for the advance
ment Of the republican party
The delegates 10 The state conven-
ton are Frank A. IIubbell. Louis
Ilfeld, j, r, Mclaughlin, J. NJ, Sando-
val. Alfred Grunsfeld, Fred lIeyn'
NJ. n. Hickey. George II. Thomas, K.
r. pollock, q. Giomi, Clark Nj. Carr,
H. r. Gillenwater, George Albright,
George Il. Craig, Daniel Padllla.
A. Sedillo, John w Wilson, y. Fl,
Boatright, A. H. Walker, George Ar
not Anto, Jose Garcia. =. Hanley, Max
Nordhaus, L. f. Fletcher O. A. Mat
son, IT, T.. wood Al Thelin, Charles
Clay. l.. II. Chamberlain, Torieio
Arohuleta, Ante Garcia y Montova'
Jesus Romero Nestor Montoya. NJ
II. Springer, Nicolas orteeo Policar-
Pic Armijo, J, T. Herrera, Unto Gu
tierrez, Francisco Lucero MontoSa,
Santiago Garcia, Anto Garcia y san
ches, Modesto {. ortiz, Severe san
ches. y. Marine. ] +. Hubbell. Jr.,
NJ. l.. Stern Jose Dominguez, Manuel
Gonzales Lopez John Baron Burg,
and w. A. George.
The county convention was well
attended.