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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
ALBUQUERQUE ELKS TO
HAVE A BIG TIME
THEIR HANDSOME NEW OPERA
HOUSE WILL BE OPENED AND
a. FAsoANs WILL nE THERE.

OF next Monday night there will bo
a gala event Ia Albuquerque, the oc
casion being the opening of the nop
$50 600 opera house recently built by
tho Biks OF that city. Tho opening
will be- the most ausplcious ln tho
history 0f tho entire west, az it win
boz under the auspices OF the great
Weber a Fields aggregation which 10
now la California on their way back
10 NeR Yorg
The Albuquerque ElNs were forum.
ate Ia securing this attraction for the
opening OF their opera house. and
uhat Is still better. az tho nominal
cost OF $500. The company wanted
$4,000 for The one nights engagement
but through the influence oi the San
"a o. road which offered them special
cars with free transportation. the
great ageromtlon aErocd 90 show Cor
81. 500
The entire house has already been
sold AZ from So 10 f25 a seat and the
Elks expect 90 clear up mics sum %
mouoy on the occasion. this being the
only appeal for ala that the builders
.0i the opera house have made 90 the
cltIzona OF Albuquerque.
a special invitation has been cx
tended TO El Paso people, especially
1lks. 90 take IN the opening and tho
banquet that follows the performance,
Exalted Ruler Harry Wood and ia.
knozel and other prominent local
i1iks are out today trying 90 get up a
crowd n a parry OF any or more
can be- raised a special car carrying
the El pnso contingent will leave here
next Monday noon Cor Albuquerque
By srrCal arrangement one fare
rate Tor the round trip has been af.
ranged Tine Albuquerque Elks have
agreed 90 turn over their own tickets
90 the E' Pueo people az as per
ticket
after the show the Elks and invited
guests viii Dee treated 20 a royal han.
quot ln the banquet ball of the new
building which viii doubtless be- one
of the most brilliant Affairs In the his
tory OF Albuquerque -E pnso Her
aid
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
TOUCHED BY ROBBERS
WELLS FARGO EXPRESS CON-
PANY LOSES 10000 At iRAPuA.
TO. MEXICO.

n has just leaked out in this city
that another big Wells Fargo *.
press robbery was recently pulled on
On Moxico. says the M Paao Herald.
AZ lrapuato. so the story goes, the
Wells Fargo company abouttwo weeks
ago was robbed OF nearly $4,000
and a corp OF prominent oflcials and
detectives OF the company are now al
that point trying 20 run down the
missing coin and locate the parties
30 the big haul
The oncials OF the company are
trying 10 ko8p the matter secret
but the story. n seems, has leaked
out here through q letter written O
citizen OF Irapuato who Is now In ri
Paao II a. known that suporlntend
ont Chrlsllanson Of the Wells Fargo
ai San Francisco. and Superintendent
Davis Of the El paso ONCE. are nov
IN lrapuato and have been there Sol
the past week.
Some Of tho threwdost detectives Ia
the employ Of the company have beer
sent 20 the scene Of the reported
robbery. and u was learned last ov
onlng that other high omciaia from
the states have hoen nent for.
Tho details can not be learned hu
u Is thought that the whole thini
will DO given publicity az an EARL
date through the arrest OF the rullil
parties
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
UNITED IN STATEHOOD
PLAN TO FORM one STATE or
NEW MEXICO AND ARIZONA
81 Louis GlobeDemocrat

So Louis GlobeDomocrat
A movement, has been started 10
favor %; the union OF New Mexico
and Arizona Tor purposes OF admis.
sion to statehood unul recently
that Idea was opposed by practically
eyoD body Ia the two territories. Tho
representatives of each Boa the house
have been against DO % is kaowu.
however that union offers tho only
chance which tho iioople of these two
communities have 90 got statehood
and thoy ace gradually accepting the
Inevitable This .a the part of wis
dom Congress ls decidedly opposed
to the erection of each of these terri
tories into a separate state ny union
they can um enc promotion which
they sock
These Two territories united would
make large state lu area. but u
would not bo the largest OF an ma
area would bo g35.O00 square miles
while that of Texas Is 100000 II
would DO the second state in size
with California third and Montana
fourth In population % would bo fai
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
HERE FROM EsrANclA.

a H. Garnet. hardware merchant
nt Eatancla and one OF the early set.
tiers OF that town. tho Santa Ne Cen.
trial town on tho EHtancla plains, is in
the metropolis today buying supplies
Mr. Garrett said I'VE are soon TO
have a newspaper IN our town. and
possibly artcsian water A we'll is be-.
ing put down three miles south OF
town by the williams well boring out.
nt Tho drlll went down 1855 feet,
when the boring had 20 bo stopped
and the hole oased on account OF
shifting sand The last report was
thar a depth OF 40 feet had been
reached Tho Dunlavy Mercantile
oompl ly Is behind the experiment
we don't hear much 40 IlBtancla
about The albuquerque Eastern. but AZ
Chilli I was informed that Romera A.
Co had lately received a contract FOR
1900 tea 70 be delivered on the
Eastern rightofway.
The Estanola plains arc rapidly
settling up with homestoadors and the
country 10 being developed with
rapid atrides"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

down IN the iisl. however. TIE inhab.
itansa Of tho two territories On tho
aggregate ooing $4,000 10 1900. Poe.
aibly lho toi,a for the two together
% $50 900 IN 1904 This would ontltlo
the proposed state 20 two representa-
lives On tho house A. one state q
would start out under reasonably
promising auspices. u is proposed %
give tho name Arizona 90 the state n
ia people accept union and ~ con.
groga agrees 90 let q Ia.
Politically. tho proposed state would
BE- doubtful. with the chances ca favor
OF the republicans New Moxioo, the
larger OF the two territories. he's been
usually carried % the Republicans In
the elections for delegates 20 con.
rresa. while the democrats have gen
orally won On Arizona. Probably tho
republicans could win the states four
electoral votes u 70 should be admit
ted before the election Of 1904 Fore
casts OF this sort. however. made be.
fore admission. often 90 hstray. There
IS not the slightest reason 20 doubt
that Oklahoma and Indian Territory,
when tnny are admitted as one state.
will bc carried by the democrats iu
four out OF ave elections. but 10 the
case Of the other two territories the
situation would be- likely 10 be differ.
emit These are considerations which
ought not to have much weight IN tho
matter Of admission of states. but
they always have had weight with
congress and probably always will
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
Two NEW STATES
TO o. LAUNCHED WITH MONEY
TO START BUSINESS.


A special dispatch 90 the Denver
News from Washington. under date oi
February "a. says.
The house couimltte on territories
today came 90 a decision that favor.
able report should be made on the
BIN making two states out OF the four
territories. New Mexico. Arizona. Ok.
lahOma and Indian Territory. The
committee divided on party lines, Sow
oral democrats only being willing 20
agree 20 single statehood or 90 the
admission of only Oklahoma and New
Mexico as states Delegate Rodoy and
Wilson of New Mexico and Arizona
respectively. made addresses before
the committee. 90 which they stated
that they we're parting company on
I the statehood Issue, Rodoy allylna
hlE ,.elf TO the iolnturo idea, and WI
son maintaining hts stand for separ
ATE statehood for HIS territory
lu discussing his new position Mr.
ROdoy afterwards said.
"rho only hope ! now see Tor state
/ hood is through iolnture. After these
two states are admitted I am fol
a quarter of a century no state win
less than 100000 inhabitants viii
ho admitted to the union Colorado
oven could not become a state u she
was d territory today / have, there
fore. decided 20 favor the Joint state
hood course. end allow tho people q
sottlo the matter al the polls wheI
they vote for their constitution"
New MoXico end Arizona Will hI
Joined aa ono state under the nam,
Arizona. The name of Oklahoma viii
be applied 10 the other new state
Among the republicans there 10 ten
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
BENEFICIAL SUGGESTION
PROPOSED CHARITY BY woMAN's
cLUB or ALBUoUERoUE.

Tho proposed endowment of a room
in tho new non-sestarian hospital by
the Womana club ia truly a praise
worthy thing IL shows the progress.
i've spirit % our noble women, and 70
will be- living example and powerful
suggestion 20 many Everyone who
enters the building viii see upon me
door Endowed by the Womana club
OF Albuquerque" This viii be tho
means OF making known 10 the world
that Albuquerque women have brains.
and hearts. end energy Il win. by
suggestion. bo the means OF other
clubs and other individuals doing the
same. 80 that Our now hospital will
bo adequately and aplondidly equipped
and those who 30 generally lend a
hand viii have thoir names handed
down 10 p0storlty We would suggest
record bearing the names Of he
members of the club. 20 be framed add
hung upon The wall of the room which
our women propose 10 ondow.
The president OF the club. Miss Gear
ing has had very much 20 DO with the
amazing success OF the Woman's club
/ She has been untlring lu her efforts
to make the club the best In the south
west and % seems success has attend
od her efforts united with thos, OF
seventy of Che brainieHt women OF oul
I city
/ Perhaps no clty in the country ha.
been Able 10 accomplish any special
public good the first year of its oxist
enco tho task OF getting started being
an that any ordinary literary club
h0poa 10 DO.
May the Albuquerque W0man's clul
live long ali prosper 10 proportion "a
| ltf good deeds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
HUNTS FOR PRESIDENT
MAN WHO SOUGHT CHIEF tx
EcUTIVE IS A WIFE MURDER.
en-.

Edward Rolgnr whose persistent ~.
forts 20 SEQ President Roosevelt 10.
suited 10 hls arrest at the white
House. 10 known IN Chicago. p. 8.
Whiting. rs Florence avenue, that
city, says the man q his nephew, and
his belief 81 based on Relgar'e notion
that peoples namos should be chang.
"a TO indicate their trade or profess
sion
Me- whiting said that Re.gar was
the name hla nephew. Frank COo. fro.
Quontly assumed, under the delusiOn
that he was that individual MT Whit.
ing says HE nephew killed his wife
and attempted 10 klll himself a few
months ago
According 10 Mr. Whiting. Coo or
Relgar. has been suffering from mem
tal trouble the result OF a fall sus.
tained fourteen ycars ago. when on
bis way from Pullman. whore he work.
Ga In the car shops. 20 his home Al
Lima. Ohio Coo had fallen asleep
iu the smoker. and. being q somnam.
bul'fi. walked out OF the car and was
found unconscious Boy a swltchman.
Ia his fall bee struck his head against
switch. fructurIug bis skull Mr.
Whiting said
Three years after that Coo was
sent Go the detention hospital ln To.
lodo. hut Dee was soon discharged,
and went TO Springfield, Ohio Ho
worked there until four years ago
when he rose one morning and shot
his wife and himself lils wife died
bat be- recovered and was Hont 20 iho
ponltcniiary for one year. after which
ho was sent 10 the Insane asylum
hospital az Toledo again He escape
ami went 20 New York, coming "a
Chicago over q year so"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

FranH Hunlng and wife % Mrs.
Alice W Lewis. lots 1 and 3. block r..
Atlantic end Pacific addition. e225.
Haatio E Crary 20 American Lum.
Ter company t6 acres % land north
~ Albuquerque. $4,000. This De- tho
ChidouInbaou tract in precinct i9.
Jaa. W. Mcintosh and wife Go
D. n Thompson. boz 3. block 8. Hun.
mss Highland addition, On
Clara q. de- Luoras 90 Juliana g. 1o
Garcia. lots and s. block y. simpler
nddfion e2ae
q. D. Althoimer 10 AtiIaua vigil. l0t
~ and fracion uf iot i3. block 3D.
simpler addition no $50
John A. Leo to Mrs. A. g ahupo.
south 100 feet OF lots 20. ~. 40 and
l6. block 80. New Moxlcoa ToNn com.
panyf addition 1000.
Peter Monninfh aud wife 90 Leon
line Brault, 25xii0 fees Of land ln
Barolas procluct O. $50.
Carrie H. Marrinan and husband 20
Alosandro Mnttoncl % al. los no. n
and a. block on. original townsito
5000.
Alice N Lewis and husband 90 an.
tonic A sodllio. lots and 2. block n.
Atlantic and Pacific addition ei78b.
AZ J Tilion and aistand TO Emma
A. Nelson. south "a feet OF lots if1.
ttS. iia and 100. block ~. parujo
a Bros addition ti.750.
MARI - Hogan 90 John M0litor. iots
IA and i5 block 40. original t0wnsitc
$500.
a. p Fox and wife % laIver Sch.
ne'dor. traction of lots q. 10. n and ~.
block D. MauIo.i B 81 q addition $3.50.
De- v C'at. and wife 20 Max B
rorll iu Hio,h Romero addition.
$50
Louisa 4 Mcswoonoy 90 q s. Mar.
ron loi Q block 20. Hunlnga High.
land addition $3.50.
Cor.lio Moatoya ahd wife to lola
a Hnrradailc. two pieces OF land To-
l.ns Gilcgos. precinct s. $500.
Ms Hannah NJ dayncs 20 Mrs W
" nacon. Dr.. 81 a.. lot p block y.
~ r. Armiio addition No z. $3.50.
Frank Meredith and wife to John
Molitor lots and \. book = original
townsite 8a5o.
Margaret Monahan Co o. "a Scott
IS interest IN four pieces OF land
near Alameda ti675
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
INDIAN SCHOOL NOTES

our new blacksmith Mr Wilson.
Is gotting a cottage Fixed up 10 rcaoi.
hess Tor bic wife aud family whom
be- o. expecting next week
Mr. Hqygood, clerk at the school,
end his family. loft last night Mr..
uaygood goes direct 20 Fort Hail.
Idaho. whore ho has boon appointed
as a agency clerk. Hia wife and fam
ily go to Southern California whore
they win visit relatives FOR sometime
and then viii Join Mr. Haygood az
Fort Hall agency
dra. Brintwodo. a friend OF Miss
Egolels. has been visiting here for
she past week she has enjoyed Now
Moxlc0s sunshine very much but she
leaves for Southern California this
evening
Mt Jose Vigil got into rather Sc
fous trouble Tuesday might and on
Wednesday morning be handed Ia hil
resignation and thus severed his con
nection with the Indian school service
DR. Wood has Just returned from
a professional visit 90 the laguna dis
trict
The base BAH team have organized
and are doing some practicing. They
played against the employees on Wash
ington'G birthday and defeated The
omnolyca
The senior class are doing some ox
collont work In the practical appll
ction OF square root and they are
very much interested IN tho Same
The choral class ~ doing very nice
ly with their singing and Furnish goot
music for Che services on Sunday az
Inrnnnn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
InspsetIon d natlonaI 49,,

inspection Of National Guards.
General Orders No. z;
Territory OF New Mexico Omce OF "A.
iutant General Santa ~. n A..
Fob %. 1904
Pursuant 20 general orders SC 4.
headquarters southwestern division.
Oklahoma CITY. o. r.. inspections Of
the organized militis OF tho territory
OF New Moxlco under section "a OF
che militia act. approved January "a,
1903. will be- held. beginning March 2i.
1904. By Captain W y. Valentine.
Fifth Unltcd States cavalry. viz:
Company q and the F1rat cavalry
nand. az company r armory. Monday.
March "a. 1904. AZ o'clock p. M
sharp
Troop A. First squadron OF cavalry
and squadron held aud star. AZ troop
A armory. Las Vegas, March 20. 1904.
al 1880 D. m.
The held and stan. regimontal band
and company q. First regiment Of In
fautry at company q armory Aibu.
luorQuo. March 20, io0i. az O'Clock
D. m.
Company II. at socorro. March 20,
1904, az o'clock
Company d, AZ i,s armory 10 Silver
CITY. March 20. 1904. o. 3 O'Clock.
Company A, a. los armory IN las
Cruces. March "a, 1904, 8 o'clock
D. m
The men. in addition 90 their arms
and uniforms. will be- equipped IN
heavy marching order, D. e., blanket
roll. made up OF blankets, p0nchos and
nall shelter tents. havorsacks, can
teens. meat cans. tia cups. knives
forks aud spoons. and officers should
satisfy themselves By preliminary
company Inspections that an parts OF
the equipment are present ana IN rer
tect order By orCer of
Miuura4 a. OTEkO.
Governor and C0mmandcrinChiof
w. "A. WHITEMAN.
Brigadier General aud Adiutanl
General
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
STRENUOUS Mr.. STEWART
MS CAREER IN NEW MEXICO AND
e. PAso WAS METEoRlc.

whsa al . Hamilton stewart.
Aning aud Consulting Engineer. Mem.
bcr OF the Institute OF Mining EnRi.
nrora walked in the headquarters OF
the International A.ners' association.
be- carried a card; Wnen J. Hamilton
stewart walked out ne carried a baro.
meter. says the El raso News
Thia wa several weeks ago.
Secretary A. w. CHORD siill has the
card. NJ D. Hamilton stewart has the
hanumetcr
Mr Cinord has since received sew.
urai letters disclosing the fact that
the man with a name very much Ike
the eccentric senator from Washing
ton. ia a crook and petty Inlet.
NJ J. Hamilton Stewart b. said 10 be-
nov On Cananoa. under the name Of
Wells Warrants have been issued in
several New Mexico towns for hiF
arrest ON various charges, and thC
fugitive Is uKoly to uc appreheuded
soon
He had been in Silver city Tor some
months vnoro tho s.'ver city papers
were constantly referring 10 him a.
the eminent mining engineer" lie
spent several months here developing
a roputation preparing 20 make a coup
he ran race through Albuquerque
DominE. isordHburR. Duncan and
stecple Rock. from which latter place
no described a loop. arriving at Lords
hurg In time 90 catch ,.o rear end ol
= west tound train. avoid mo- all ac
quaintanoea Ia iofdsburg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

G. = Jones formerly of this city,
Is one Of the Quay county members
OF the territorial republican central
committee. and he has called a pri.
mary election Of that county ON March
g. 10 elect delegates 10 the county
convention which meets M Santa Rosa
on March 49, which latter convention
viii select delegates 20 the torritOr.
lad convention az las Vegas on April
lnLh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
WEAK AN -ow SPIRITED.

A Correspondent Thus Describes His
Experience.
II can strongly recommend Her
blno az a medicine Of remarkable en-.
cacy for indigestion. los OF appetite,
souy taste In the mouth. palpltati0n,
headache. drowaineaa after meals with
distressing mental depreGalona and
low spirits. Herbiue must Do q unique
preparations Tor cases such ae mine
tor a few doses ontire'y removes my
omplaiut. wonder AZ people going on
suffering or spending their money on
worthless things. Whau Horbino Is pro
durable. and 90 cheap" ) e a bottle at
J. " O'Riehy urug Company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
MARKET LETTER.
Special Correspondent

Special Correspondent
Kansas City. No. Monday. Feb 22,
1904 Cattle receipts here last week
amounted 10 $500 heaa. 5000 less
than previous week. but 5000 more
than same week last year Rot many
westerns were included aud mar.
Act was strong on most classes every
day iost rod steers. gained 8 10 10
cents for the week, along with best
natives. TOP steers, westerns, slG6.
Cows aud butcher stun, n good, sold
ntrong; canning stock weak Stock.
ora ana feeders were wanted and
prices strong 20 30 cents higher Fed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
UNION COUNTY REPUBLICANS
WILL HOLD CONVENTION At
CLAYTON MARCH g, TO SELECT
DELEGATES TO LAS VEGAS.

The republican county convention of
Union county Tor the aolnciion OF ave
delegates 90 the republics, territorial
convention a Las Vegas will be hold
Ia Clayton Tuesday. March s. Dla.
trict court Tor the spring term for
Union county viii also then convene.
and a full attendance OF delegates To-
the convention ia assured. The indi
cations point that the convention VIII
be- harmonious aud that good aud gruo
republicans will DO sent 10 represent
Unten county at Las Vogal
on other Matters.
SO SNOW has fallen here for months
but nevertheless. there 10 plenty of
feed on tho range and cattle ana sheep
are ln fine condition with spring
rains which il hoped viii come
stock Will pull through the spring we'll
and but fow losses are expected as
cattle and sheep are Cat End strong
and seem TO stand the scarcity % wa
ter very we'll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
10 Proleet Meat nuYsrs.

Harrisburg. pa. Fob 26.-Tho com.
mission appointed boy Governor Pen
nypackor 10 assist the State 1--we
stock board 10 the preparation Of
rules for the guidance Of meat in
spoctors On disposing OF the carcas
SEES 81 meat.produClng animals found
upon slaughter 20 be- afflicted with tu
herCulosiH held ita hrat meeting al
the capital today Tor the purpose IF
organizing u Is proposed that On,
commission ahall consider the rcla
ton ~ the meat Of tlbercviar animals
10 the public hoalth ana the measures
that II shall be- necessary 10 employ
20 protect consumers against danger
from infectious meets.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27
HUMANE BUREAU
MOVEMENT ON FOOT 70 EsTAB
LlsH ONE m ARIZONA.


a letter VAS received b. the Hu.
name society from Tucson. Arts. In
which the correspondent asks for lnfor.
mntion and suggestions regarding the
methods employed in this state. aaya
Ihc Denver Republican Anuthor was
received from Laramie city. Wyo
asking Interference in matters entire.
By out OF jho Colorado aooleiys iurls.
dlction
The Arizona correspondent lntim.
Isles that there 81 a movement 90 foot
20 establish a humane bureau in that
territory and that the work Of the
Colorado society Is being watchod
with much interest IN other parts of
the country
Tho iotter from Laramie. Wyo.
which has its humorous side. reads ss
follows
Unto Whom b May Concern no the
Human society.
u wish you would come 90 larimie
city and lo1k after tho Board ~
Health There ia a man here that %
"NNh y ANh NNNANilH NfN NNNf''N pm 70 INNA'
lly here who lives uoKt door that
koapes O hauHe that ia a discrasp to
The Human Race dust and greos al
over che house which h l.blo 90 dizczc
and Is very low anyhow II Do is ln
your power / wish you would come
and invcstigur The matter and strNEh
ting the board out
win claas" hopping lo boare from
YOU soon
Yours Wly
Letters of this nature indicate tho
necessity for the establishment of hu.
muno SOC CItos in other states. whore
there arc practically no safeguards for
children and dumb animals and IRE.
quonily very inadequate laws Tho lo.
cal society De- watching with great co.,
ierost the progroas Of the bill intro.
duced by John r. shafroth 90 the na.
tlonal house of Representatives ask
Ing for the establishment of a NATIONAL
board for toe protection of children
and animals This bin 81 now before
Tho committee on judiciary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

Of ndYooating en- appropriation o. "a,
100000 acres Of iaad and $4,000 .Uos
On cash 20 the new stato Ariaona. IN
case u % formed This win enable
the various debts % be paid on. An
appropriation OF $4,000 600 Is pro.
posed fof Oklahoma. The committee
win draw up reports favofing the
two states at once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27


The following order has been issued
from the once Of the adiutant general
81 toe territory.
General order No 81
Adolph FISCHER quartormaster
sergeant OF company H. First regi-
meat infantry, national guard OF New
Mexico, Ia hereby promoted 10 be- Geo.
end lieutenant. and 81 assigned 90
company y. vice Manuel B Otero pro.
NOTED. 10 take eject from February J..
i90t and will be respected aud obey.
ed accordingly by order OF
MIGUEL a O1'nRO.
Governor and Commander.ir Chief
w. a. WHlrEMAN.
Adiutant General
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-27

Delegate Rodey toleEFnphs from
Washington that the statehood com.
mlitec says definitely that Now Mox
leo and hrIsona must accept Joint
statonood or none in the event OF
acceptance, Eve shall receive 10000.
200 for schools In cash. besides n
great lot Of land
The business men OF this part OF
the country are solid for accepting the
terms. The only opposition will come
from a few politicians