The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-28

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There were secretaries. reporters,
stenog aphers and several other minor
officials in the party and Dennis T.
Flynn. delegate to congress from Ok
lahoma.
Senator Beveridge, chairman of the
committee. refused to be interviewed
concerning the forthcoming report of
the committee. beyond the statement
that in two weeks the committee had
Travelled several thousand miles in 70
three territories, had taken about
three hundred pages Of testimony. and
that the report would be made to Tho
senate on December 3.
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The party arrived in Kansas City on
a Santa Fe train that was three hours
late. The senator's and Mr. Flynn
went TO breakfast in the Union depot
dining DOM, but the stenOgraphers and
clerks continued busy with the report
which must be completed within a few
days The party left at 10 o'clock in
the private car Chill. attached TO the
Santa Fe train for Chicago The party
will disband at Chicago, the senator's,
with the exception of Senator Heit-
field. going to their homes Senator
Heltfeld will go to Washington The
committee passed through Kansas City
on its way to -le territories two weeks
ago yesterday.
The Report Of the Committee.
While no member of the committee
would express an opinion concerning
the recommendation that would be
made to congress, yet it is understood
that the committee will recommend
statehood for at least Oklahoma
There IS doubt about the report
VII be made on New Mexico and Ari
zona. The committees investigation
Is said TO have been most thorough
The members of the committee say
that they went over the entire terri.
tory leisurely and satisfied them
selves concerning her resources. Be.
sides Guthrie. Oklahoma City was the
only stopping place. In Arizona they
visited the Congress mine, and in the
three territories they paid consider
able attention to the agricultural pos
siblllties, the educational facilitie
and the population. The Mexican Dop
, ulation may initiate against New Mex
leo. an a ( eluent query in Oklahoma
concerned the rainfall.
u am sorry I can't talk with yol
about this matter" said Senator Bey
eridge I'VE have made a thorough
study OF the conditions in the thre
territories. We expect to make a re
port that will a. justice TO all con
cerned"
4 When told that it had been give
t out that President Roosevelt woul
!. recommend tatehood for the thre
I territories in his forthcoming mes
y sage to congress Senator Beveridg
. looked out through the smoke clou
D at the end Of the depot and made a
alusion to weather conditions
We are ve.y busy, ] don't min
SAYING that" said Senator Beveridg'
You can see the stenographers an
clerks at work in the car"
r. Does il look encouraging for stat
q hood for oklahoma" asked the re
e porter Of Senator Heitfeld.
# DO you know said the senate
/. from Idaho. that 40 per cent OF III
d lead mined in the world comes froI
II one camp in Idaho? Few peopl
o seem to have any idea concerning III
K vast mining resources Of Idaho. W
IA nos only excel in mining and IN agT
s. cultural pursuits but along nearly a
, i-dustrial lines"