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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-10-26
Fine imposed on MAYOR Stands.

Washington, Oct. 23.-The supreme
court Of the United States Monday
refused to assume jurisdiction in the
contempt case Of Mayor Rose, of Kan
sas City, Kan. A fine of $1,000 was
imposed against Rose by the supreme
court of Kansas for assuming Office as
mayor after he had been deposed on
a charge of failure to enforce the
liquor laws of the state. The effect
of the courts action will be to leave
the sentence of the state court In eff
feet.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-10-26
New York Fond Of Amusement.

There is more money, per capita,
spent in New York city every year
for amusements than in any other
part of the world. The people spend
IL per cent more than those in the
metropolis of any other state or coun.
", IS per cent more than those In
the next largest cities. S6 per cent.
more than those in smaller towns, and
81 per cent more than those in the
yursl districts.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-10-26
Importance of Verdict.
pismembered Body Found.

Muscatine, Ia, Oct. 23.-The dis
membered body of Patrick Nevins, an
old man who lived near here, was
found in the basement of his house
after the dwelling had burned Sunday.
Nevins' head, arms and legs had been
cut off. There is no clue to the muir
derer
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-10-26

The island of st. Helena, where Ma
poleon was six years captive, is to
be abandoned as garrison by Great
Britain. Since the opening of the
Suez canal it is no longer important
as stopping place on the route to
India.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-10-26
Three Killed by Train.

Cedar Rapids, Ia, Oct. ga fast
Northwestern train, east bound, struck
carriage near Lowden containing
Mrs. Charles Luett and two children
and Mrs. Luett's brother-in-law, Will
liam Luett. All were killed except a
baby girl.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-10-26
To Suppress "White sIayeu Trade.

Paris, Oct. 23.-Nine countries
among which the United States was
not included were represented at the
opening here Monday of the congress
for the suppression of the white
slave" trade. In the opening speech,
the card of Aberdeen, who presided,
announced that new committees had
been formed in Egypt and Argentina.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-10-26
Ex-Mayor of st. Paul Dead.

st. Paul, Mimi, Oct. 23.-William
Lee, aged "a years, former mayor and
postmaster Of ST. Paul, Died at st.
Joseph hospital. He had been in Ill
health for some time.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-10-26
Miles Returns from Europe.

New York, Oct. 23.-Lieut. Gen. Mel
son A. Miles, U. s. A., retired, arrived
from Europe Monday on the steamer
Minnetonka.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-10-26

DysPcpsta Is often Caused By Catarrh
Of the .Skomoch-Peruuo ReHeVeS Ca
kar1-h of the Stomach andZs Therefore a
Remedy For D.ySbebSia.
se--s-s--.-s.~.--
Hon. M. C. Butler, Ex-U. S. Sen :!
ator from South Carolina for two J
terms, in a letter from Washington, {:
ID. c., writes to the Peruna Medicine I
Co., as follows:
"I can recommend Peruna for
! dyspepsia and stomach trouble. ~
have been using your medicine for
! a short period and feel very much
] relieved. 1t Is indeed a wonderful
! medicine, besides a good tonic" !
ss~s-~s->-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-
CATARRH of the stomach is the cor
~ rect name for most cases of dyspep-
STA. In order to cure catarrh of the
stomach the catarrh must be eradicated.
Only an internal catarrh remedy,
such as Peruna, is available.
Peruna exactly meets the indications.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
DR.. GOSS DISCOVERY
FOR TUBERCULOSIS
Is Being Given a Thorough
Test BY the Eastern
Physicians.
DIsrOVERIR wELL KNOwN nERE

Dr sotn G CLARK Of Mcirnse. Mars
one o. Boaton's prominent physicians.
was 90 the city today visiting reia.
tivea, ami will ieavo GA the ESQ train
this evening FOR Adams. where no has
been interviewing nj Alfred 0osa n
regard % the lailar'a method of cur.
jag tuberculosis. says the WateTioWn
lN. - Daily STANDARD
Dc Glars has become deeply inter.
ostod On ne results attaincd By Dr.
Oosa. and desires Go utilize Dr. fioss'
treatment among the thousands OF
c0nanmniivca of The Bay State 10 has
been practically decided thai nr. CLARK
viii give the treatment thorough
tCgi in Boston. where be plans 90
treat hundreds of cohaumpllYoa ai tho
same time with The idea OF iabulatinE
resi- very thoroughly. Or 0oas has
already made such cures that Or
Clark believes that the Adama ply.
airiRn has made the great medical dig.
covery OF the century. but The ques.
ton That must be- definitely answered
% Just how much rccuperatlgo power
ID left 90 a patient aftrs the treatment
has removed the tuScrcuiar bacllii
For over a year nr. Oons has been
treating, not tho easy vases. but tho
very advanced stages or the disease.
and hrs achieved high percentage Of
cures
Az the Hostility on the Adams real.
dents 10 the coming OF Or 0ogs pa.
iieuta ard the limited facilities at the
! lattera disposal have greatly crampnd
him 60 hls work, there 10 n possibility
that. ~ DR. ClRrk's tests are thorouRa.
81 satisfactory. Dr. Ooga viii establish
headquarters ia Boston.
Az viii be remembered. the stand.
ard last aplng prln1cd exclusively a
detailed account OF nr, Ooas theories.
and showed how, by the Introduction
OF a baclllua.killlng gaa into the lungs
( BY mcans % Ru electric current. the
percentage OF bacilli Is daily reduced.
until after several days TIE patients
sputum shows no trace OF baoilli. and
/ the patient has begun 90 reiurn rap
/ idly 10 normal weight.
DR.. Clark iB n Lewis county man.
having been born az Deer River. he
began praciiclng ~ sn.ithviile. and In
1884 removed 20 Clayton. where he
was noalth onicer Later. be prac.
ticod eighi yeara IN Rochester. and
Tor q number Of years has praoticed
/ IN BOSTON
nr OOss visited Albuquerque some.
thing over a year ago, spending much
time making observations ~ climatic
end other conditions IN regard 90 az.
I hcrcaloals ne Is an old fFiand and
brother practitioner Of Dr. RI ! Hnai
Of the n. r Armijo bulldlnR.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
OFFICIAL MATTERS

Articles 81 incorporation.
The following articles Of iucorpora-
ton have been nicd in the ONCE Of
Territorial Secretary J. w Reynolds;
Hughes Mercantile company
lncorporaiora. together with their ad-
dresses and the number 0i shares
owned by each arci Levi A, Hughes,
Santa ~ $50 shares. George 4. Van
Stone Eaianoia. ie0 shares; Gimund
j. Mclean. Denver. $50 shares; Ar
thur Mlhy Aorlafly l0 shares
The capital stock OF the company ia
$4,000 divided into SOC shares of the
par value of 500 each The dlFocipra
are; levi A. Hughes George Van
stone and y. D Mclean.
The limo of the existence of the
company o. fixed at my years The
principal ohico ID located no Eeinn-
ella, Torrance comfy, and The princl-
pal AGENT o. George Van stone
The objects OF TIE company are %
conduct a general merchandise and
banking business. and 90 deal Ia
stocks. bonds. etc 10 buy and sell
wool, hides and pelig. % enEaEo iu
the telephone business
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
NEW GRANT TRACT
MUCH SOUGHT AFTER
OPTION GRABBING nEoAH ON
SATURDAY. WITH TWENTY.
THREE Foa a STARTER


Those who reae the columns of
real estate sales occurring DO Albu'
querque since enc first os tha year
published Boo The Esenlng Ciiizcn 90
Saturday win not ho surprised a. inc
staieneRl that twenty ihree options
WGe aiken 90 lots To- the new Grant
addition which was placed on the
markoi Saturday morning hy the Sure
" Investment company Albuquerque
realty has never been more active
than since the 5eElnuine OF The pres.
ent year
The Grant addition consists 81
a0meihlnr over 100 lots north Of New
York avenue and west uf fillh street
terminating On the north az Mountain
road The Surety Investment com
pany ls working q little novelty
scheme on the 0pHulnE ~ fhsa add
ton Instead ~ selling outright, %
tions are being taken on al and ans
az the lots free. the option % Ger
nitrate on February when the prop
eriy Will 90 formally nold according
20 contract. which ~ 80 down pes
lot and 81 per month until the prnp
eriy la paid for.
ln speaking ~ the neW addliioI
thia morning. Colonel - R - Sci
len manager ihr enc company, saii
I that u vas really the mpai Desirable
I pari 0f the city. and that Is would n'
aa htanilmi alInf iha streets Wof'
graded. which Nill bo done immei'
aiely. as " Us desirable in location
Many new options were made dWlp'
I today and tho promise if ~ eret'
I Dad wlli have been SPOKEN Tor hy ihI
I time the options expire
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
REPRESENTATIVE HOGG
WRITES ON STATEHOOD
IA PREFERS SEPARATE STATE,
BUT WILL SUPPORT JOINT
STATEHOOD SILL.

Washington. Jan. l6. 1905
W. q McCroight ESQ., Albuquerque,
NJ NJ
Dear Sir on my return 10 Wnah-
inrton. { have your letter of the can
inst AZ this time Is ia very diil-
cult to foroteli the fate Of the joint
statehood Bill would rather there
should be- two states Instead of one,
bias ] believe ID - better there should
be- ono state rathor Than none.
/ becamc very much interested in
the question through my 5000 friend
Rodoy who worked day and nieht in
the Interests Of hid people,
/ have been trying since my return
% have the committees cngralt ~ pro-
yiao on the bill providing that al any
time within twenty years the now
territory 81 Arizona, Whenever she
should have a population of 100000,
exclusive oi Indians, might come iu
az a separate state think n this
were put In the bon ii would draw
away considerable Of the opposition
40 the hill whatever may ho ihQ
hciion OF the house. / shall support
the hiil
Yours sincerely
a. NJ. HOOG
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
HOBO on THE LINE

A hobo without religion
Was flat broke Ia albuquerque.
There was lack OF tho collfioral
And no aWoro he would not work
But a cop had his eye upon him.
While he Swallowed every step.
And be watched hii moves and mo.
ions
To TIE box car whore he slept
The sleeping hoho mutiorpd.
~ iho cop bad him Ia hand
Aud he said u make "a motion
You let me send a telegram
ie said II viii send notice
To an oldfimo Girl ~ mine.
For once ! was pinchcd "a Needles.
Al Needles, on The line
I'm ten her ium how this hap.
pencd
And when ! can gel around
To her IN make good every penny
Guarantee Z, safe and sound
For believe me. it's q sad mistake,
SIR;
And ] came here foI my health.
Nv lungs are very weak and sore
You can tell from the way
boich
And she never has refused me
When told her Of ray hard
luck;
And / know she can't deny me-.
She will certainly dlg az.
Then everything VIII BE- straight
ened
Eli have the cash 90 pas my nno
For she dona Il once "a X. G..
a. x. G. on the line
The weary hobo sent the notice.
And waited for q reply, in vain.
Always asking and being ansWoro,
With a reply about Inc same.
Tho lailoF came Ga ard told him.
my boy This day Is me last
For tomorrow sou 30 on thr rock
pie,
And hey viii ksep sou solnf
fast
The hobo muttcfcd language
Which sounded most nr0lano.
And sWore be- would Dot labor
lt would uin be- Gel name
But aH e proved h's words wer
useless.
Hls previous rcc0 would no
stand.
Now be- d doing Dine NJ Albuquel
que
AZ Albuquerque. on ihs Rh
RCD
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
the TERRITORIAL
SUPREME COURT

The supreme court continued rs
session al 10 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing 10 the chambers OF tho Capitol
building. Santa Ne,
The toliowlno business WIS trafs'
acted
Case No nos. entitled Andres Can
delarin. an infant. by Andres Chude.
aria. hin natural and statutory guar
dian. appellee VS.. Ep,meui2 A. Miera.
appellant argued and submitted.
Hurkhart. attorney for appellant
Case No. 1903 entitled pnulta eau
dolafia. on infant. by Emlgfan Candle
iarla. her natural and atain' ~ Nuaf
dian. appellee. W. Eplmpn % a. hlcraf
appellant. argued and submitted.
( urkhari. attorney Tor the appeilcr.
Chavea, attorney for tbs appellant
Case No. 1865. entitled James n.
Upton. appellee, va. The santa RITA
MINING company, appellant, and case
No. iiOg. entitled the Santa rita Min
Ing company. plaintiff Ia error vs.
James N. Upton, defendant IN error
are legal fights VI more than ordinary
I Interest 20 residents ui New MEXICO.
Both eaaea Were argued and snhmiilfe
10 the supreme court "Wednesday ihe
aftoruays IN the eases are a. y. hefl
leo and w. - Childeras representing
the mining company, and Percy VII
son representing James N Upton
/ the cases are the result Of a dispute
AZ 40 the uwncrahip ~ q small tract
III property IN the santa Ritz mlninf
camp. sixteen miles east Of hllfei
. aHtHH HHHNWM
located three stores. The company
claims thdJighi % che lend shiie mf
Upton makes a similar clAlhh Wel'
these stores not located upon tniH on,
spot 20 is said that NO other mef
chant could compete with ine mlhln'
cumpanya stores because tHn com
nany owns or controls nll ether pIpp
lerty. the Decision in these two cnael
has NOT yea heon announced. hotl
cases we're appealed from the diairic
court ~ Grant county
Yeetenday'e Proceedings
Tho supreme court continued FL
session af 90 u'rlurk yesterday morn
linf n abe chambers iu tnc capiio
Z building
Case So ii0i. entitled Roman q
uara. n all plaintiffs, fllomNnA re
rra ~ Oiarn. 81. a.. interVenofal hQ
peliania. qa SANTIAGO Anhyai ct. ~
aBueliaas. motion Coz now cii1tion 2
issue. GRANTED Cafrun, attorney ip
appellant. and Prince CLANCY an'
MfMlnen. attorneys for appeliccs.
Case 40. li2s. entitled the teffI
+. tory of Now MeNlco, appellee 81.
: Roaafio Emilio. appellant loaye grant
ed to withdraw motion to dismiss
ninety days Tfaniel % which % pea
= fdot tranacf|pi herein Prchard, az
, iomoy for appellee and hafhet az
/. { Haruea. attorneys Tor appellant
N Case no. illi, entitled tne Terri
. tory n3 NoW Mexico. arpolloe ~ hoN
/ ard Chenoweih appeliant ihe nl
I peal aas dismissed aud the detiaip
of the lower court aihfmed hecana
! zoe appellant has escaped IRON %
y in Grant eoHntY uacnma8f t3. fn
charge gns murder rr|coerd. attu
(. Hep iuf appellee. and Fle'1ef aito
4 uef f0r 600 apnol'ani
y Case 80 1910, entitled Nick het
appellant va Martin 3 Iicrnefi al
pencoi aInaed and submitted AnAm
q attorney fOr appellant aad Wliheraq
q and Hurkhaqi. attorneys ior appehe
J. Court then adiournod Huiil 10 o'cloc
this morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

mont seldom achieved by an eN'cow
puncher and bronco buster, and on
occasions those Same long hDEcrG can
wiring the last howl from a prairie
VOLTS throat
Colonel Alternately was born IN feS
as thirty years ago. he began 20
train as COW puneher when eiGht
years old. Ten years ago he eloped
wlgh Miss Jessie PEARL hts music mas
terra pretty niece. and pulled on the
wedding Just ave minutes before the
onicor arrived 20 arrest him. Tie has
ave children. The colonel began hie
- Texas Democrat. but later chang.
I'D his politics and moved 70 OKLA
homa. where ne accompanied the
president on his hunting trip last
spFing
~ the president carries ont hie
Wishes Alternately may be appointed
United States marshal for Oklahoma.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
TURK olD NOT UNDERLYING,
AND WAS KNOCKED DOWN

There WAS a bit Of excitement az the
AiamoFordo depot TIE other morning.
on account Of trouble between a Turk
and some hoboeg The Turk claimed
that the holoea attempted % rob him
OF hts watch, and ID The acunle ine
Turk was knocked through one OF the
glass windows oi the depot and was
badly cut on tho lCit arm. Az the
trial 0i the offenders q was shown
that tho hoboes asked the Turk AZ 20
7he time az day. which was mlsunder'
stood by Che suIiana subject Az an ~
fort 10 iako bis watch The Vagranla
claimed that tac Turk abused them
hence the blow that sent him through
the window Omeer Sam Nimno made
the arrests and Justlco ORlelly im
posed upon the fellow guilty Of strik
1873 the Turk a hueoi so and costs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

the ahtfins Of Mccca. however, ia
obliged t1 travel Dy land. The journey
takes tWo months the convoy lravei'
ing on cnmcls They are frequently
attacked boy irroigions Arabian Tribes
men, and sand storms hamper them.
The whole dine from Damascus 20
Mnca Wli. measure 100 milca. The
eari nov finished runs ihrongh the
Holy Land to Maan. near Mcunt sinai.
The section on which che cnslnoora
are nov working ln a dceuliQry fash
ion extends % Medina. When that -
nnishod q win be q stretch Of zoe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

New York. Jan, 20 The wedding
trousseau % Miss Alice Roosevelt
will include q magnificent act 0f iura
which are nov beng made from silver
fox skina which followed the preai'
deuta daughter from the orient
The skins are nov IN The bands Of
nrrior who Is fashioning tnem
along the lines OF the latest mode
They are being made Into wide col.
lar. with aiole effect reaching iar
down tac back and almost % the hem
OF the 5Nr To- the ifani The collar
VIII Boz made In n point 10 front, aha
viii have no tails Tor ornaments.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

Cnstantlnopll. Jan. ga Abdul
Hamid's plans for the construction OF
railway from Damascus % Mocca,
Tor the uae of me faithful on their an
nual pilgrimage 90 the tomb OK Maho
mot. are fanaicd Tor want Of monoY.
About $500 0qo hos been spent 10 the
past four Years ln building 800 miles
Of line and q viii require Over $4,000
0QO TO c0nilnun the railway 20 Mecca.
n may bccore necessary for Abdul
Hamid Go i0wr 'ni0 be own pocket
10 keen wost g.inr.
There o. 90 necessity TOR the line.
because ere iqe Mohammcdnns make
the Journey io Mecca overland Most
~ tht falfhfui go ny BOAT through me
auol ra4fi and down The Red sea 20
Jldda nr l1q Goa g. and then travel IN
land Eiou' safonyav miles 60 Mecca.
The sfr.d caravan, which bears
the wl.aas annual religious glit 90
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

Enlisted Ia Confederate army. but
saw no service. because Of fever, from
which he iost one eye.
planter until 1856, when be entered
public liie
Elected Democratic governor IN 1880
and 1899
ln United States senate since 1855.
Author Of the South Carolina dis
ponaary system under which the state
sold liquor
Named "Piichiork' Tillman Cor his
fierce stack on President Cleveland
ln the senate.
ia 1909 struck hia colleague. senq
tor Mclaurln Tor giving him the lie
during q senate debate.
This Incident caused President
Roosevelt b. formally Withdraw an
sinviiatiOa previously extended 90 TUE
man 10 attend a Whltt House dimes
10 Prince Henry of Prussia
Brilliant orator end very popular 70
the south.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
VARIED ACCOMPLISHMENTS or
AN OKLAHOMA COLONEL WHO
10 RoosEvELT's FRIEND.

Washington. Jan 22 Members Of
the smart set Ia Washington, always
anxious 20 meet q new social Hon,
are promised snmo polite foRliAg waen
the president ontcrialna hts associates
OF the Oklahoma hunt Among the
particular stars of the coming dinner
Will be- Colonel iohu Alternately, q
deputy United States marshal for Oh
lAhoma.
Colonel Abornnthy can pull a gun es
quickly as any man Ia the territory.
He % a man oi action. such % the
president eduisres re has long siuewy
hnsera over which he hes admirable
control lie ca. tickle the worries
with the best Of them--an accomplish
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
CUDAuY PACKING COMPANY
TO OPEN OFFICE HERE
FILED ARTICLES o. iHcORpoRA.
TON SATURDAY LAar, ~ PRO.
BATE COURT.

The Cudahy Packins company Boa.
corpofuifd under fho laws o. Ne
hraska. wiz shortly open a branch ui
nee in this city
iaat Saturday iha company filed
articles of incorporation ID the ne
nallllo cuuniy probnte court through
hg attorney. IN W. ID Bryan. Of lhir
city. The papers named as ne in
c0rp0raiors III 3 Cudahy John Forbes
and Thomas CfciSht. and designated
Albuquerque az the headquarters svi
rs territorial business
Inia d a Formally required By thi
laws OF New Mexico n The Cudahl
company wishes 90 90 business here
Attorney nryana once VIII % head
quarters lof eng LEGAL redress aough
against iho company 1r any other mat
tera requiring LEGAL aiieuilon,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

WNNH 70 W|ITHl
The pilgrimage trhfic win never
make the line pay There are no port
terminals. and branches will be built
10 khaUa on the Mediterranean and
Akaba on the Red sea. near the outlei
90 the suo1 canal 20 encourage freight
traiic. Already Great Britain 81 be-
SHINING 70 be- frightened az the pro
posed branch 90 Akaha, and the Brit
len ambassador at Constnutinorlo may
object 10 tho line and order the tuitau
not 20 interfere with the auoz mon
onoly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27

Toe mum wlr he OF che large nat
variety. now so fashionable Miss
Roosevelt Nll also have. for a part
Of her fninR aWay suit. n iOque OF The
saiao silver iox with a iaunty white
wing % ornament ID. The furs Will
ho lined with pslo gray hfocade satin
rlo ouiht ls so he delivered a. the
Whitc house on February il
u rs the statement of the furrieI
that those fox rklna are Of rare value
They formed q portion of the much
discussed articles Ia The tUoniy-ihres
boxes which were shipped from thc
orient after Nisa Rooscvolts return.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
oALLEs APPOINTED
RECEIVER o. MINES

Nicholas GALES. president 0f the
First National bank. uf las Cruces
was the other day appointed 81
podo MluiRg company property a
number 81 the stockholders, including
~ r. Anderson. made appllcatlIn for
rooelfcr, u has beon reported for
some time that this property waa be-
ms held idlo Cor speculation purposes
90 iroete OCT minor stockholders
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-27
NEW jTATE MUST
Be ARIZONA
CANNOT CHANGE NAME. &C SAYS
SENATOR BEVERiDoE AND
REPRESENTATIVES, HAMILTON.

Hon. T. Bradford Prince, of Santa
Be. addressed q letter q teW days ago
20 Chairman E l.. Hamilton, Of the
committee on territories Of the house
Of representatives and TO Senator A.
J. Boyeridgc, chairman OF the senate
committee on territories, urging upon
them the retention qf the name Of
New Mexico for the new state 20 be
created. 81 either OF the bills which
they have introduced, providing for
joint statehood Tor Arizona and New
Mexico pass. Governor Prince made
an interesting historical rsument in
favor OF the name of New Mexico.
Last saturday he received answers as
follows,
Zion. T.. n. Prince. Santa Re. n a..
my Dear Govornor--YOu icltor Of
January 5th Ia rolation 20 tho name
of tho state To be- created out Of the
territories OF New Mexico and ARR
zona received.
"A appreciate the force OF your
statement and the feeling among your
people which prompts your auggea-
tion AZ the same dime you were
present no the hearings on the BIN
which was pending in the laBt con-
giess iR is action AZ 90 the Eame OF
the proposed state The action Of
the house AZ you know wah confirmed
BY the senate, 30 Tar az the me was
concerned. no serious objection, u
any. having been raised IN either
house.
u hope and believe that Il the peo-
pie OF Arizona and New Mexico have
opportunity % vote on the question
9i statehood. their desire for state
hood will overcome such objection az
they may have 90 chnnge OF name.
Yours very truly,
nc. l.. HAMILTON