El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-05
G. O. p. Organ
Makes Bitter
Attack Upon
Republicans
Appointments Of Men
Now Candidates
Notorious

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Coincident with the sensa.
tional attack on his chairman
w. Fl. Gillenwater, by Frank
|A, Hubbell, Republican candi-
date for u. S. Senator, the
State Record, the Republican
official organ has come out with
a scathing arrangement Of H,
Bursum, w. G. Sargent,
John s. Clark, Eugenio Ro-
nero, Charley Stafford, E. G,
Abbott, Frank w. Clancy, s.
B. Davis, Jr., Jerry Leahy,
Alexander Read, N. G, Me-
chem, H. B. Holt, r. P. Barnes,
Malaquias Martinez, T. B.
HCatron, Major Llewellyn, Ven
ceslao Jaramillo, r. p. Ervien,
the late Solomon Luna, Frank
Springer, Charles A. Spiess,
Nathan Jaffa, Jefferson Ray
nolds, and other we'll known
Republican leaders.
These men were among the ap-
~Dointees of Governor Miguel A. Otero.
Otero's appointments, quoting the let
ter of a former minister OF this city,
the State Record denounces as fol-
lows:
"Hls appointments have been motor
iously bad. = = = To the saloons and
gambling halls he has gone for not
a few Of them. He has elevated others
to responsible positions against whom
criminal charges have been made.Y
Republican candidates and party
leaders are aghast today at this ter.
rife attack by the State Record, the
party organ supported by party pap
and supposed to be loyal to its source
Of tactical nourishment.
Taken together with Mr.. Hubbell's
d%enunciation of his chairman and Mr..
Hernandez's startling declaration last
night that "Mr. Hubbell is not an
idiot" this unexpected outbreak has
come like a bolt from the blue.
CONSERVATION reigned in Republi-
can headquarters today and now it is
rumored that all the candidates will
resign in a body and the committee
will go on a sympathetic strike. Chief
Clearwater, it is said, had to call out
his Santa Fe Strong Arm Squad and
all the police reserves to quell the
mob OF Republican rioters; the
Widow, the Orphan, the Sick, the
Aged, the Toiling, the Frugal Poor,
which surged around the State Record
Office. The governor, however, it is
understood, has promised full protec-
ton.
Governor Otero's appointments were
IS follows:
APPOINTED BY oTERO
1a97-1e06
Attorney General-+E. i. Bartlett,
George w. Prichard.
Auditor-Luis M. Ortiz. William @.
Sargent.
Treasurer. H, Vaughn.
Superintendent Of Penitentiary-
Holm o. Bursum.
Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
tion-Manuel e. de Baca, j. Francisco
Chaves, Amado Chaves, Hiram Had.
ley.
Commissioner of Public Lands-A
A. Keen.
Coal ON Inspector-John S. Clark,
Tugenio Romero.
Public Printer-James D. Hughes,
s. Duncan, James g. McNary.
Travelling Auditor-Charles v. SAT.
ford,
Insurance Commissioner - Pedro
Perea, DR.. ]. H. Sloan.
Game Whrden-Page B. Otero.
Adjutant General-H. B. Hersey,
William H. Whiteman, A. p. Tarking-
on.
OlsLflcI AJtQrneyS-Cuds. a. OpleSb,
Robert c. Goftner, e. c. Abbott,
Frank w. Clancy, w. H. H. LleweIlyn,
d. Davis, Jr., Jeremiah
"a. "a. Sedillo, ]. M. Hervey,
George w. Prichard, Elfego Baca, R.
VI. Turner, Alexander Read, Merritt
:. Mechem, H A. Wolford, A. w.
Pollard, Herbert b. Holt, A. J. Mes
lit, l. 0. FuIlen, R. P. Barnes.
Jefferson Reynolds was nominated
or treasurer three times during the
.S99 legislature, but failed of confir
nation by Republican senators, name
y: T. B. Catron, Eugenio Romero,
dalauuias Martinez. T. A. Finical,
thomas Hughes, J. Francisco Chaves,
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