The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19
J. ]. AEANEY
IS LAST TO
ENTER RACE
Connell, Reynolds and
Mclaughlin to
Run

when the city clerks offico
closed at o clock saturday att
e. noon nine cltizens had filed their
names as candidates FOR th, city
commission at tho election on
April 4
In the order ~ tho filing of
Their applications tho candidates
aro al follows
Clydr Tingicy
W G. Oc~trrlch.
Dr q. \. Frank.
". a. NaitOE.
Sidney VI. We'll.
Walter VI. Conncll.
=. VI. Ilaynolds.
D. q. Mclaughlin.
james y Iicancy.
or the nine filings fi,c were
made saturday. the first Of the
day being that of sidney NJ We'll
who fled early in the morning
The filings of the three city
commissioners whose terms are
about 10 expire .Jcs- Connell
KsynoidH ana .dcfAughhn were
made at I o'clock Saturday after
uaSa The three were presented
To- Fhe city clerk hy Mr McIauRh-
I'M Mr. Conneirs petition was
certified to by George = valiant
Of the Albright 4 Anderson Print
Ing Co and Al Coicmnn, OF the
Nationgl Investment Co. George
g. Schccr, furniture dealer. and
w ~ MoMililon. real estate man,
certified TO Mr. Raynoid pctl-
ton MIR. McIaughln's petition
was attcstcd BY Mrs Margaret
Mcdlor. q the y " Kent realty
firm. and Martin 3. Tiorncy. IN
suruncc man.
Tha filing OF James J Hcsncy.
night yartlmastor Of the Santa Pc
and one Of tho hest known OF local
railroad mon. wss made shortly
before o'clock. The petition was
gttcsted by NJ. B. Kinds and jaime
Stewart
Onr More bay to Fiic.
Whether tho filings up 10 Sat
urdny night compltte the ticket of
commissioner candidates which
viii be- before the people on April
Will not be known until tomor-
row "voning AZ : o'clock. the right
to file remaining open until that
timo. n there were others who
consider filinI petitions nothing
had been heard of u up to last
night and II wnS generally believed
that the nominations 20 date
would complete the iist
Pc ition supports Commissioners
While the three present COM
misaioners flied formal petitions
which were supported only by the
affidavit required by law, they
were In fact supported by long
lists of signcrs ot petitions which
had been on file in dozen or
more downtown business houses
for several days and which had
been ext, nsive,y signed
Mr.. Connell, who, since tho
esrisaih Of Charles y Wade ln 1918.
has served az chairman % the
&C minission. IN In Phoenix. on a
wool -huyirg trip. n forwarded
his application In time for filing
at the request ~ friends ana SUP
porters number OF whom tolo-
graphed and tolephoncd To him.
urging him to join his associates
In making the race Tor recollection.
Mr.. connell authorized the filing
OF h.H papers over the long dis
tancn telephone yesterday morn
ing. They had previously been
forwarded from Phoenix.
u am willing 20 go before the
people again Tor election" ~
conndll said over the telephone
yesterday. "if ! deserve election
on my record the people will
elect me. II not they viii defeat
mo My record Il writaon In the
minute books at tho city hali and
the people are competent to Judge
II can say the samo thing for
my colleagues on the commission.
Mr. Raynolds ana Mr. Mcl.auRh-
lin"
Win Join In Campaign.
" IL expected that Mr. Connell
will return 70 Albuquerque short
~ and take an hctiva part In the
camuaign. Like the other com
4 mirsioncrs, he is keonly interested
n in the success ~ the pending bond
issuc proposals which he regards
as of vital importance 10 the
= safety and growth OF tho city
Like his associates on the coin
II mission, Mr. Cbnncl has mover
4 missed meeting except when ont
Of town, AZ head Of the Bond
Cnnnoll Sheep and Wool company
and allied interests he IL identified
with business connections of state
wide Importance lie ~ gradu
~ Of Fordham university. New
s 0rk city began his business iifr
81 a. clerk IN the National CITY
H bank iR New York ana came tn
the southwest In 1909. finding en-
II ployment first at Flagstaff. Arlz.
and later IN Gallup as platform
n (Contiuecd ON page is.)