El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24

nuih HHu NtNHppttI ahu Will DC HdAiou
to take charge Of the campaign.
RECESS UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK;
HERNANDEZ FOR CHAIRMAN
At 4 o'clock this afternoon the Re
publican state convention recessed
until 8 O'Clock tonight. The recess to
that hour was taken after a motion
made by Charles "A. Spiess. leader Of
Romero-Catro forces, to adjourn I'm,
til 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, was
defeated by a vote OF 1877 to 9S.
The vote was looked upon as a test
between the Hubbell-B ursum and Ro.
nero Catron factions. 1t was taken
on roll call.
The recess followed the appoint,
ment Of committees on rules and order
of business, credentials, permanent
organization and resolutions.
The committee on permanent organ
~ization will recommend Congressman
lib. g. Hernandez for permanent chair
man of the convention, and he will
be named for that position.
Committees
Rules and Order Of Business
The following committees were
chosen:
Nestor Montoya, "A. d. Grille, ]. f.
Smith, G. II. Hannum, A. B. Reinberg,
M. s. Groves, w. G. Murray. Pedro
Romero, Henry Lutz, r. H. Case, s. =.
Aldrich, A. Lucero, ]. A. Baird, A. ID.
Goldenberg, Alex Read, T. j.. Molinari,
M. Montoya, George Curry, ID. ].
Leahy, Jose Ortiz y Pine, L. Welsh,
G. q. Sanchez, B. G. Randall, p. lara
milo, II. j. Hammond, Sylvester Mir
abel.
Credentials
Felix Baca, e. L. Love, s. J.. Chaves,
10. HI. Hannum, Vicente Gutierrez, g.
f. Richards. w. d. Murray, Antonio
Alarcon, G. Y. Melton, R. H. Hamil-
ton, r. Mirabal, Tito Melenuez, Thorn
as w. Jones, j. G. Ellis, E. N. Roybal.
w. D. Lindsey, Al. Eichwald, w. q.
Butcher, Al. Gallegos, r. Alarid, A. Y.
Davis, ]. s. Mactavish, A. Santiste-
van, Max Zamora, J. A. Pacheco, Je-
sus G. Sanchez.
Permanent Organization
George r. Craig, L. o. Fullen, H. G..
~Frankenberg, H. /. Havener, Vincent
P. May, G. f. Richards, Matt Fowler,
S. Martinez, Francisco Gomez, R. H.
Case, R. G. Garrett, Patricio Sanchez.
0. M. Fall, A. D. Goldenberg, Edward
Sargent 4. J. Molinari, Emiliano LII
cero, w. H. Butcher, Miguel Ortiz, A.
B. Renehan. R. Martinez, ". ]. Eaton,
Squire Hart, Jr., Jose Davis, e. L. Gal
legos, Boleslo Romero.
Resolutions
Jesus Romero, Nathan Jaffa, e. G..
Champion, H. j.. Haener, Mark B..
Thompson, Matt Fowler, Juan A. An
ava, H. i. Hannum, r. F. Hamilton,
gregory Page, j.. d. Medina, Oliver M.
Lee, R. A. Prentice. Venceslao Jara-
milo, w. e. Lindsey, Nicolas de la o,
III. A. Wolford, G. A. Spiess, t. B. Cat
ron, F. A. Burdick, Antonio Torres,
A. A. Rivera, ]. M. Bush, ". J. Wood,
p. Jaramillo.
The resolutions committee is meet
ing at the office of T. B. Catron; the
credentials committee at the conven.
tion hall; permanent organization
committee at the Chamber Of Com
merce; rules and order OF business
committee at the De Vargas.
CONVENTION LIKELY TO
FINISH UP TONIGHT
Unless the expected fight on the
permanent organization of the Repub-
lican state convention brings develop
ments that make it impossible. it APP
pears probable that the convention
will rush the work of naming a state
ticket, possibly completing its pro-
gram tonight.
The Bursum-Hubbell forces are in
favor Of speedy nominations. and II
they find themselves in absolute con-
troll OF the convention, as is expected,
it is probable that there will be no
let-up until the nominations are COM
pleted.
To Eliminate L~arrazoIo
Last night was a night Of caucuses
and conferences, that started early
and continued into the hours of the
morning. Somes of these conferences
had as their object the elimination of
o. A. Larrazolo, of Las Vegas, as the
nominee for supreme court justice.
Larrazolo came here with the instruc-
lions of San Miguel and Mora coun-
ties in his pocket, and since his arriv-
al Spanish-American delegates of 9th
er counties have turned to him. Sup
porters of Chief Justice Clarence ].
Roberts brought what pressure they
could to bear on both Hubbell and Bur-
sum, some of them, threatening to bolt
LarrazO1o was blocked in his
fight for the supreme court. This
morning Roberts friends announced
that Larrazolo's elimination, so far as
justiceship was concerned, was GER
tain, but some of the leaders would
not admit as much. The Las Vegas
attorney can have the nomination for
attorney gel eral, and this appears a
probable solution of the problem.
HubbeII Claims 1850
Hubbell and his followers are now
claiming as high as 100 votes, and
Hubbell's nomination on the first bal
is expected. Judge Reynolds, of
albuquerque, win receive the votes of
Valencia and Colfax counties, and
probably mi of the Pecos valley
votes, but there seems to be no chance
for the Reynolds e to
block the nomination of Hubbell. First
story that he was not a candidate
Ind would not accept If nominated,
md then the declaration that he could
lot be a candidate without first resign
ng as district judge, under the provi-
ions of the state constitution, have
,een theoretically used against him
" the Hubbeil henchmen.
II IL helievad that Ptfrslm will on