Republican County Convention Nominates Ticket Unanimously
The Republican county convention approved a full slate for state and local offices led by Gregory Page. Delegates included Charles Fruth and S. E. Aldrich. Officials praised the orderly meeting and praised county governance while affirming unity behind the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Page
Li Leyba
Ove E. Overson
Charles Davis
S. E. Aldrich
Louis Silva
Fred Meyers
Palmer
Ketner
J. T. McDermott
GT Brown
D. Herrera
H. Newman
Charles Fruth
C. L. .Brown
Emilio. Mirabal
E. Aldrich
I Bushman
G. T. Brown
R. L. Roberts
O. L. ‘Telles
Sam Bushman
Committee of
Bushman
Iisider
McKiley County
City hires engineer for water works extension
At a special city council meeting no bid action occurred for drilling the new city well pending equipment pricing. G W Singleton of Santa Fe railroad engineering force is employed at 175 dollars monthly to oversee drilling and data gathering. The council will sign a contract with the railroad for an exhaustive flow test of No 3 well and may acquire 50 feet more ground from the Cotton company for a well site. The city faces 4000 dollars in interest payments within ten weeks, with monthly revenue between 700 and 800 dollars to apply to interest. The council will meet again to award the drilling contract once cost data is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Singleton
Santa Fe, Railroad Engineering
Good Roads Tour Prompts Logging of Route from Gallup to Denver
A Colorado party including C A Letts and John P Dodds logged the Gallup to Pueblo Denver road to promote tourism and measure its viability. They praised the Wolf Creek pass opening, plan a three day trip from Gallup to Pueblo, and urged Navajo reservation highway improvements. They head to Holbrook and Albuquerque before returning home via Raton.
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Gallup
Denver
C. A. Letts
Pueblo Cheiston
R. H. Higgins County
Pueblo County
Colo
John P
Dodds
Automobile Blue Book
Pueblo
Wolf Creek Pass
St. Louis Cole
San Juan’ Basin
Navajo Reservation
California
Shiprock
Holbrook
Albuquerque
Raton
Higgins
Colorado
Letts
Oklahoma
Albuquerque Raton
W'Kinley County Names on State Ticket
W'Kinley County lists its slate for state offices including United States senator Frank A. Hubbell and Holm O. Bursum for governor alongside Kept names such as B. G. Hernandez, W. E. Lindsay, Clarence J. Roberts, Gilberto Mirabal, W. G. Sargent, Gregory Page, J. H. Wagner, Frank W. Clancy, R. P. Ervien, Malaquias Martinez and presidential electors Juan Ortiz L. C. Hill and C. H. Hammond from Santa Fe Dona Ana Curry Taos Union Dona Ana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Frank A. Hubbell
Bernalillo
B. G. Hernandez
Rio’ Arriba
Holm O. Bursum
Socorro
W. E. Lindsay
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Clarence J. Roberts
Colfax
Gilberto Mirabal
Valencia
W. G.sargent
Rio Arriba
Gregory Page
McKinley
J. H. Wagner
Dona Ann Oy
Frank W. Clancy
Santa Fe
R. P. Ervien
Union
Malaquias Martinez
Taos
Juan Ortiz
L. C. Hill
Dona Ana
C. H. Hammond
Curry
Republican Ticket Named In New Mexico Convention
B C Hernandez of McKinley county receives recognition as Page is nominated for state treasurer. William Murray of Silver City opposes Hernandez with strong support from southern New Mexico. The convention backs a winning Republican slate with Hubbell for senate and Bursum for governor, Hernandez likely to return to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley County
Bernalillo
New Mexico
Board of County Commissioners
McKinley
United ‘States
Thos. B. Catron
Albert B
Congress
B. C
Hernandez
Bell
M.donald
State Road ° Board
Camino Real
Gallup
Manuel Montez
Thoreau
C. M. Rouse
Gus Mulholland
Jack Kammer
Rouse
Page
Sandoval
Bushman
Remijio Mirabal
State Senate
Senate
Gregory
William Murray
Silver City
Frank Hubbell
Bull cMose Press
Democrat
Bursum
Also Mentioned on This Page
Santa Fe’co
American Red Cross
Odd“ Fellows Hall
Colorado Party
Hionnas
Pueblo 10
Reservation
Evening Star Dancing Club
Kitchen Opera House
Railroad Boys
R. F. Yoder
Pinedale
Page Hotel
Kinley
Ticret
B. C. Hernandez
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