Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
NOGALES CITIZENS
WIRE CANNON
Speaker Of the House. That
Fhey Ace In Favor Of
Joint statehood.
OTHER JOINT STATEHOOD NEWS


That ihe Joint statehood mavoma4l
n Arizona hnH many sdhUf0hia. shH
inat thu perulo of that territory afH
hnI asnihH lhc movement as q upft.
aa in claimed hf }ha Mngla ataichnsd
Iu0hSlHiH nlndt manifest by thn
iaci ihti uu ibc fourth nf this mun'h
iH messages from nrumInrHt rcHIdnnff
lnd riitDnH of NoNalr1. Arizona, SOM
nl hru uVer forty Wurda Ia lcugfh
went m io Speaker Cannon. ail ara
ine ihe paaaaTo nr the joint aiasf i.
hood Hii
Following are tho namts OF tho
tondoft iose.her WIKI their occupa-
i'nnf
o. ruoomh prmdont of ,ao Arl-
tnna souofn Manufacturing COM
p1ny
% Ephralm president of Che ~.
ealOs Victor company
h ID ueorgc secretary NoEaica
hulleinF and loan association.
Con oktcip. treasurer Santa Cruf
company
: Burgoon supervisor santa Cnu
company
vi q scoyilie. proprietor Fulton
Market
A. 4. peok proprietor MORALES Lls-.
ory stable
. n summcy. proprietor elite baz-
her shop
G T Jones proprietor Monioouma
restaurant
George w. Atkinson. cattle raiser
ana al0ak dealer
Roy a TiieomD, tlnol manufar.
iurora
Allen T. bird. editor Of NOp,es
Oasis.
Ray Ferguson. chairman republican
county central committee. and
prominent nnyalelan and surgeon.
Milton bohah postmaster at No.
gales
~ N Willlams public accountant
Those meeHafOa all won't prupaid
hy the respective sender
"a letter received fnYm Congress
man Lacey, one Of the original lolnl
statehood advocates. iG thD Aags 81
ihc Flfiy iyaeVnnth congreas. rrada NJ
part as ioii8aa
lhc only uuesiioa ln my mind D.
WhoinDf 0r nnt we will have fo pul
un me Foraker nmnndmgnf. BUT TIfE
iil.L WILL fAsS
Parties in this city have reraitrd
letters lr0m Aonaforf George sufhnr
land of Utah and GoarIu af Oregon.
which while ihey go NOT stale nosi.
lively thar they will vote for the bin
Hoem fo favor H
senator hurfott ~ Nebraska aud
cpngfosHman nruadldFe ~ Arkannns
write that they will vote for the biii
ConHreHsman Champ Clarke 81
MiNapufi writes to . ffoiRd Ia nug
well. aocording 20 the Roswell Reggie
tef that ~ will most certainly uuia
lUr the blu.
TIE fact u The matter g.. there arr
~ many democratic congreFfman.
from states surrounding Okinhuns.
who will vote FOR tht omnibus ioini
statehood btll, that u viii prevent q
vnted 'front.' hy the democracy of chr
house againHt tae BILL Especially
VII int prove trao Of the representa-
uVet from Arkansas Teaaf Mlsronrt
and probably Alabama. h thla com
70 paso. and d lD8ks noE a. thnusa
it would, there viii III af least AS stsrs.
ocratlc members az thu house uk.-
VII vote for she bin
Not iesa ihaa ihree dozen lettsrs
sent % members 90 cunsresH todav
from dlnefunt citizens of Alhuqn,r.
cue. and more haFn alFnfasd iheir ln
iontinna az writing later.
The democrats OF NeN Mastiro urbo
are more numerous than tha hombinet
toterf ui bolh parties in Arizona. a.
duinE great uQrk tor tha Joint slate
wood movement WulinF letters ~
lneif iormcf senators and Foureaenfn
tiNel and doing un ihcy can ta fsf
,hcf ihr movement
a prQmincat Aritouian. uho was
visitor in Albuquerque today. in speal
ine OF iho Joint statehood aaItaiian
fn Arizona. said.
ihq aniis ln our tariior, are rei.
NhF hHfd 600 fuf single sfntuhood
fpcahcfH when they employ "a mna
of the acme 0f Rose. said to have
once been the mayor 0f MHwaukps
a. spenher against Joint uaiehnui.
WY dog tbef Fei citizen af Ar
tpna to apo4k2 Why don't some ~
ihe Hnta accept Colonel Birds cgsni-
fnEe and meet nim on tho plafformgs
Every report being received ~ ms
lneFne hoadqnarior 0nig makrn Ill
npte evident fhal 81 a only q mnfin
nf short tlme untl New Msrien
ana Aridaua afc one state