Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-07-06
GOVERNOR At LAS VEGAS,
His Reception a Grand Aaair-A
Large Crowd Present.
VERY SENSIBLE ADDRESS,

Tho Roodly crowd that turned ont
90 greet Governor OtgrO and party az /
nH Vegas ON Thursday WAS Indeed. |
10 compliment 90 the governor from hiH |
follow tuWpsmon. says the optic. The
las Vegas military band went with
the crowd Co meet the train and played
several tunes Cor their pleasure.
Tho train. Tor once. arrived prompt
ly ON time and there arrived with the
Governor hiu wife and little son. his
slator. Mrs n. y. Onryan Of Denver
b. a. uortucr w o.. Martin. Judge j
10. McFIc. Judge r. w Parker a. A..
| keen and A. 49, RenchaG. Immediately
upon thoir arrival the party was greet.
"a by tho reception committee and
| ushvrod tb the CastauCda hotel whore
they took dinner
During The iutcrim the committee
! uu arrangement which WIS ably
| headed hy A. 49, SIN "a, completed
| ita work. aud the crowd waited,
while the band played, for tho COVER.
nor tu appear.
Finally he did appear and then as
De- was going down the steps OF the
hotol ho was given three ruuHins
lohpers .arf the procession was ready
90 start. sol q g. Rankin. marshal
of the parade. lead and was followed
by Coils George Ward and Morris pau
Xlgpr. Col SDcundinO Romero. also q
marshal. acted as ale closer Follow
INK was the haut then came The gov
cruor iu uau Rhodes best hack. beau
lufuly decorated. drawn by his bcsI
lioams OF gray horses With she COVER
nor wore seated Mayor George y
Money. chief Ju.ticc Mills and judge
ID. n. Mciip ln the second carriage
- jefferson Reynolds. Judge y. w PHl
kpr ~. 81 Mnitiu. s. a Keen. iu tn'
d third carriage. Mrs OtgrO Mrs. w. j
n Mills. NIa. Nn1upldU Mrs " q. Aus
j tin: i'm che fourth Mra ~. 3 ONryau
Mrs. A. o. Smith. Mrs e. g.. Doran am
Mira r. o. Blood
Following these came prominent cit
gems at tho city and county To- cni
rnroR Many hacks and carriages q
th, city were brought into service aa
n a long procession passed up Centre
street to sixth and then Co Nationn
Tho business houses along th
b. street were gaiy decorated aud th
q town presented the appearance of
u gala daY. Tho vehicles wcro uppu
prlately EltOouod with bunting an
70 culorR.
H on reaching the court house ground
l' the crowd found a platform arraug,
i' iu the front facing the south. Il
As grounds were deliberately decorate
e. with national coloIR and bunting m
'' band played whilo thH crowd was gat
Pc Dr.ur ana th" governor greeted %
iH citizens.
District Attorney G.. a. SpIDss MA,
ih tho nldro.. uf welcome.
Governor OtDrua short address vi
.HH o.
va praised h. territorial pyuitcutinl
pr and normal university boards 4
~ 'hejr efficient services 600 carrying g
h the AFFAIRS OF their respective instlt
'l UDus aud referred lu praIsgwurtl
"l terms Go the Duncan law. passed
'' the Legislative assembly of 1893, al
"I the Springer law. passed hy the Ia
''' Legislature, He DumulimCutod II
{" present county officials at san Migu
' county Said that tbo territory VI
u better financial condition today thl
at any Time boo itE history aud that q
W laws wcrr moro faithfully admiuist,
u "a. ENtvulpd Dol h.djti.st thanks
bis democratic uul republican fricu
=" who cn Bon sol his fyappu.ntWaut a
Wy ~ the members of his own party al
~, extended "a, right hand of fpll0wat
~ to everyone. that Dee had no gri,
gu auccs against anybody. and he hop
Wv they would unite with him In aids
=" the prosperity and uphuiiding NJ {
'H territory That hc would strive
serve an the people TN the tcrrltu
~ allie; would show mo- fayurs and N
y" bis efforts would hp 90 do cvcrythi
ID. In his power for the good OF the tci
ny tory aud its people After the gov
t. uor.s rym9rkH Chairman Spices iut