Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-11-12

SENATORS HAVE AR.
RIVED IN LAS VEGAS
Will Probably Arrive in Santa F. EARLY
Tomorrow and Mayor Sparks Has
Named Committee of Citizens to
Meet Them.


Named Committee Of Citizens to
Meet Them.
DESIRE NO entertainment
THAT IMTERFERES WITH WORK
Special to the New Mexican.
East Las Vegas, Nov. 12.At $3.50 this
afternoon arrangements We're made for
a session of the senate committee to be
held at 7 O'clock this evening when
prominent citizens will testify. The
committee will leave tonight for Santa
Fe by special train. At meeting
early this afternoon held at the Casta-
NADIA, United States land court officers
We're examined All sessions are secret.
After the afternoon meeting the COM
mittee went for drive. Those who ar
rived this noon are Senat tors Beveridge,
of Indiana, Burnham of New Hamp-
shire, Heitfeld of Idaho, and Dlling-
ham of Vermont.
BY Associated Press.
Las Vegas, N. NJ, Nov. PA large
number of citizens headed by a brass
band, turned out this morning to meet
the United States senate committee on
territories which is on an official trip
to the territories asking admission into
statehood. 1t entered New Mexico at
a. m. this morning and made its first
stop at Ration. From the territorial
line to Las Vegas, where the commit
tee took up it's first official hearing i'm
after it's arrival, it was
greeted at each station by enthusiastic
delegations of citizens, school children
and territorial officials, who were clam
orous for a speech from Senator Bev-
however uniformly declined to say any
thing. B. S. Rodey. territorial delegate,
Judge Baker of Albuquerque, and 9TH
ers boarded the train Ell route. After
it would have to refuse all
offers of entertainment which would
Interfere with the work. From Las We
gas the committee will leave for Santa
Fe. 1
LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS.
Definite word regarding the arrival OF
the subcommittee of the committee on
territories from the United States sem
ate, had not been received in this city
at noon today. "A dispatch from KAN
sas City stated that Senators Beveridge
of Indiana, Dillingham; of Vermont, and
Burnham of New Hampshire, passed
there yesterday and would be
joined at a point farther west by Sena-
tor Heitfeld of Idaho, and Nelson OF
Senator Beveridge said
that the fact the election in Oklahoma
was close would have no effect on the
statehood bill and then he declined to
further discuss the bill. Senator Dill
lingham said practically the same
thing.
A dispatch from Guthrie, Okla, says
that Delegate Flynn was notified last
night that the committee would report
favorably for Oklahoma and would
urge is immediate admission. Mr..
Flynn believes the senate committee
Will not visit Oklahoma and so he left
for Washington today and will not
wait for the committee.
The Phoenix board of trade has pre-
pared an elaborate reception and Gov
ernor Brodie and a special committee
are awaiting the senators at Deming.
Today the senators were in Las Vegas
and committee from Albuquerque,
of Delegate B. S. Rodey,
Judge B. s. Baker, DR.. G. w. Harrison,
Hon. W. B. Childers and o. N. Marion
went to Ration last night to meet them.
Governor Otero went to Las Vegas this
Senaor Beveridge telegraph
ed Delegate Rodey yesterday asking
that no formalities, receptions, enter
tainments or anything of that nature
be arranged for the committee as It's
time Is limited and it desires to have
nothing to interfere with the actual
work in hand.
The COMMITTEES will norne tn Santa Re
tonight and Mayor Sparks has named
a committee to meet it and assist in
every possible way. No formal an
nouncement will be sent to the men,
bers of the committee, but those nam
ed are requested by the mayor to accept
the published list AS it Is impossible
to get the committee together in the
short time intervening, Mayor Sparks
requests that each one inform himself
as to the time of the senator's arrival
and be at the station when the train ar
rives. Those named are Territorial
Secretary j. w. Reynolds, Judge John
r. McFie, Major r. J. Palen, Territor-
lal Auditor w. G. Sargent, M. r. Otero,
Colonel ]. Francisco Chaves, Hon. AM
ado Chaves, Col. G. w. Knaebel, Judge
N. b. Laughlin, MarcelinO Garcia, Ar
thur Selgman, A. B. Renehan, J. D.
Hughes, j. w. Akers, A. j. Abbott and
B M. Read.
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