Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-10
REPUBLICANS OF
COUNTY PRESENT
A UNITED FRONT
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nominated for commissioner from
the Third district, by reclamation
The contest for probate judge
was spirited, requiring two ora
ballots and standing ballot
which was declared Intellectual
The incumbent, J.. r. Sanchez
was declared nominated. The vote
was as follows; j. r. Sanchez
121; Gilberto, Espinosa, AZ; Mo.
desto G. Ortiz, 3. Acasio Gallegos
whose name was presented, was
dropped after the first ballot, or
which he was low man.
j. Antonio Werner of Indian
road was nominated for county
clerk by reclamation.
The convention then adjourned
at6:l5 o'clock, until o'clock.
Dick Lewis For Sheriff
At the evening session, Dies
Lewis of Barelas was nominated
for sheriff, receiving 152 1-2 votes
to 81 IL for David Armijo. Mr..
Lewis was deputy sheriff of Ber-
nalillo county several years ago.
For assessor, j. Felipe Hubbell.
incumbent and who was elected
two years ago as an Independent,
was nominated by acclamation.
Antonio Garcia y Sanchez was
nominated for county treasurer, by
reclamation. His home is in
b; relas.
The shadow of fight hung over
the convention during the prelim-
inaries to the nomination of cam
didate for county school superln.
tendent. Miss Irene Burke. the
present superintendent, was placed
before the convention by B. Ruppe,
and seconded by Manuel b. Oteru.
Max Gutierrez proposed the name
of Mrs. A. A. Woodwork. Frank
A. .Hubbell said that it seemed
that at the close of the convention
there was to be an effort to break
the agreement to divide the offices
between the independents and reg
ulars. He made plea for unity
an dharmony. Mr.. Gutierrez de-
clared he or any other delegate had
the right to propose the name of
any person they saw fit and have
it recognized and voted upon. r.
L. Young said ali present were re-
and it was time to for
get about independents and reg
ulars.
Upon the vote, Miss Burke, the
candidate, was sue
ceBsful by a vote of 1879 Ia to TO-
On Mrs. Woodworth's motion, the
was made unanimous.
James N. Gladding, former city
manager and at present an arohi-
tect, was nominated for county
surveyor by reclamation. Mr..
Gladding, it was stated, did not
know that his name was to be
presented.
Central Committee Reelected
The county central committee
elected at the county convention
in September which selected dele
gates to the state convention and
ratified the agreement between the
regulars and independents, was re-
elected in toto.
Chairman Frank A. Hubbell, OF
the county committee, in announc-
IIS d iHcStiHS VI liic tAeCullNe COI0-
mittee and the candidates at his
office this morning, declared that
The convention had been the final
act in the reunion of the party In
Bernalillo county, and that here
after there would be no independ-
ents or regulars, but that all would
be republicans in the full sense OF
he word. He predicted a ma
iority for the state and county tic
tets in Bernalillo county of from
800 to 1000 and perhaps $500.
The county executive committee
s as follows: Frank A. Hubbell, |
chairman; f. M. Chacon, secre-
AIRY; Mrs. T. p. Hansen. Jesus Ro-
nero, Colonel G.. e. Breeze, Judge |
r. p. Barnes, Manuel b. Otero,
Jerre Haggard, Mrs. j. r. Sala-
,ar, and Mrs. A. Gusdorf. A va
,ancy caused by the death of Mrs. |
Al. Coleman, will be filled.