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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-02
q FAIL; CRIMES INCREASE.

!, Declares State May Be Conn
lbJ 70 Restore Punishment.
s7qpcing a negro bandit to four
.nly in States prison for highway
n Jglgp Brace in the Milwaukee
nl court declared that the State
lsoasin probably would be compell-
.a4nac. the law providing for CAPT
rslncnt if the more serious crimes
I'M to increase in number as they
.r tp last few years.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-02
!, woman Fights Fire Alone,

.,,l ''l>A blaze which every moment
h NJ. To destroy her home in La
M %.S Anna Johnson, aged 81,
I'm o@sa' tn" flames and succeeded
5,r lug Them alone, without raising
a .nI VII account of the severe ex-
' exposure Mrs. Johnson is i'll,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-02
Fire Damages Restaurant.

Fire in Holidays restaurant in Belolt
caused $4,000 damage to the restaurant
and building. The loss is fully covered
by insurance.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-02
..,er DIES IN ST. LOUIS

neers. Jr.. Kills Him
y ;, While Respondent
ell p',rs .Jr.. a son of Charles
Z, l y committed suicide
w, @, The news came through
.' u inoniry. He was 81 years
d u. u had been absent from his
d. 5lt t,r ri nearly ten years. Beers
4. parents 1s. only two months G ago
DIS .,, pI' by a glass firm in Chi
'I ;a.imarps that Beers was to
i n ,', at Philadelphia within
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-02
Two Loggers Fatally Hurt.

By the breaking away of rollway
of logs at Glen Flora George Mcconnell
of Greenwood and Carl Stewart OF James
vile were caught. Mcconnell dying from
a broken back. Stewart is not expected
to live.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-02
{. r 'ers Found at lola.

as in marian Roberts of James
ghicb 1O'" 10 examine several
SSaoda.." were under suspicion for
Io spaefs s. Two horses, one belong
B JenSo, 1Fosner and the other to
0n We're condemned.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-02
,prs on WEDDING EVE.

oh Rride Then Buys Off
whom She Disappointed.
j foon and Miss Annie Bauer,
Il. H1l,5orough, were to have been
j n ,nesyille the other day. Coon
/, ~ oro,pcctive bride $50 to buy
Hin, unfit in GAINESVILLE, but soon
5s arrival she lost her heart to
J. Irof. a shoe clerk, and they
Pasford and were married. Coon
"a , settlement for his broken
ND VAS given his SO engagement
.f3 note for 500.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-02
~uy Fire i'm J., C.

s pn r1oEed the plant of the La
IA ~ Company and badly
&qsrJ - buildings of the La Crosse
Is cs~- Noo'ms Company and the La
en 'p company, electrical manu-
.Q =" Ill Crosse. the loss being
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-02
\ "oid Nugget on Farm.

Snn ,1e children of George steck-
Am "o a gold nugget on the Bar
a5 TT H'out eight miles south of
a A. Inc excitement over the dis
|Ss-r sud IN that region is greatly
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-02
WILL IMPROVE CHETEk.
Eau Claire Man Buys Mills and Gives
Village Light.

IIIABG LIBNI'
X Rosholt of Eau Claire has purchas-
ed from the Wisconsin Power Company
of Menomonie, the big dam and flour
mill in Chetek, and all the water rights
and privileges. A water reservoir OF
twenty square miles is included i'll the
deal. The original cost of the mills was
100000. Mr.. Rosholt owns the Farm
ers and Merchants bank and several
farms in that locality. He expects to
put in an electric light plant and other
industries.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-02

was to make kiely captain and to place
him in charge Of the big central dis
trict While Governor Folk was prose
cutting attorney friction arose between
him and Kelly, the reason, as alleged,
being that Kiely had refused to place
the police department under the or
ders OF MI. Folk.
80:
Frederick VIII, the new king Of
Denmark. is we'll liked by the people.
On the Sd of June next he will be 63
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-02
.a,,1 mon Dies at Lima

<a,s a. "J,o''Stock, one of the oldest
ab ln '', IN Center, is dead. In
5v5 S-r. Woodstock was a follower
StHx S 1u.'n' lie left the church af-
Ians oSaih. refusing to follow Brig
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-02
school Principal Dies Suddenly.

Prof, Rodman. principal of the Nelson
graded school. died suddenly OF peflto,
nitis. Mr.. Bodman was first taken III
while speaking at the Tri-County Ieach-
ers' meeting in Durand.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-02
ii'lS COLLEGE, PITCHER DIES.
90 Farr of BeIOit Killed in CAL
ifOrnia Mine.

a, Earr, aged 10, a famous Beloit
Pitcher from 1881 to 1884. met
III NINE accident at Angel Point,
lie nad been a mining engineer for
slIS He was unmarried. Dr..
l 'o'f OF BeIoit is Il brother, and
|, mans will be brought back for
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-02
.Ii,corsiiIl
,tate News
=, SCHOOL DEDICATED

] gS 'cHOO
.or. and AIumni Make
Gl''a'o ax at Ceremony
'il'S .sr $4,000 public school IC,l
a's :. j, 5slicated Thursday Inc
al- .,orins one, were former p nm
ase e5.In@fes of the school me
% ; ;5a, was by superintendent 81
' a., Of the Wisconsin School
a'5" and Edward Tilden' presi-
Pal, lineage he. board Of education,
DE- Tr. Tilden was a Del m
is . -rI pupil in the .; Dela-
% f r5s former school building
.l' ,sol was destroyed by hre
J D ,oo f. The new structure IS one
I"'' IN southern Wisconsin.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-02
JOHN HOCH Is HANGED
NOTORIOUS CRIMINAL MEETS
FATE DEFiANTLY.
MEETS
AZ the Delays of the Law Are Re-
sorted To, and Prisoners Hone
Lasts Till Moose Is Fixea-soa
Hoch History.

.ohann Hoeh, bigamist, robber and
prisoner OF women, paid the penalty of
nls crimes, when he was hanged in
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-02
HE KEEPS SCHOOL FUNDS.
ManitoyyOc City Treasurer REFUSES
Money Demanded by Districts.

Money Demanded by Districts.
The city treasurer of Manitowoc has
refused to surrender school funds held
by him and demanded by the district
treasurers and further litigation in the
courts is likely. The Council has au-
thorized the treasurer to pay all ponds Oh
the districts which may be due. Much
bitter feeling has been aroused IN the cry
as a result of the school fight which mas
been waged for more than a year.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-02
e~~~~~~~

Rev. George II. Simmons, who com
mitted suicide in his home, at PEORIA
ILL.,, as the result of charges of a scan
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-02

riage with the German, Swedish and
other royal houses of Europe. King
Frederick is head of the Free Masons
of Denmark, and is chancellor of the
University of Copenhagen. He is noted
for his culture.
-
By the will of the late William B.
Skidmore Morristown, n. j.. is presented
with a $4,000 library.
-.
Rrigadier General William Harding
Carter, who has assumed his new
duties as commander of the Depart
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-02
""N> TO DEATH IN HOME.

flndS MenomOnec Falls
"Oman's Charred Body.
l''oerine Coughlin. aged 10, was
" death near Menomonee Falls
V' brother was engaged in work
s' 0'.a' Her clothing caught fire
n a n''caen range and were entirely
\ VII When the brother came into
T. -'~' attracted by the woman's
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-02

Paronize those who advertise.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-07-09
GAN w sArrosn- MA eAs

Mr.. II. W. Buck. an electd - en-.
gineer Of ssaading. who has log been
associated with the scientific tFelop.
lnent II sasc<ric power Il NIAGARA.
has been stating the utilitari1& side
OF the question OF usurping the wa
tiers of the majestic falls for manu-
featuring purposes. says the Reader
for July. He points out that II AL
the hydraulic power Of the falls were
utilized there would be an annual say
ing of SIS per horse power for s.500..
900 horsepower. or Sl2O. 800 Gee, and
Ia addition there would be. An annual
saving In coal consumption of about
s0,000, ,00o tons. These figures. he
says. Illustrate what Il costs TIE peo-
pie q this continent annually to main-
tain Niagara - spectacle. -This
waste Involved II prohibiting the d.
veiopment q Niagara power might -
likeaed TO great cpuslaxratfou h
which so.eOo. 900 Of coAl are Annually
consumcd. such Z ccafls8rstioa mient
- one of the most lnaSnificent sights
n the world. and people might come
frSn ~ pAsts ~ view - but N hu-
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-07-09
the puae rooo LAW

Assuming that the federal pure food
Law II not going 20 turn out 10 be .
gold brick. Il 10 doubtful u many per.
sons realize what tremendous revo-
lutlon II 10 going 10 make IN the mat.
ter OF the nations food and drink. says
the Kansas City Journal. The Amer
lean people are 80 reckless and devil.
maycare about the risks they run.
and they have been 30 long accus-
toned 10 making Joke Of the adul.
teration OF the things they eat and
drink. that thcy can hardly be r.
pected 10 appreciate At hrst blush
what q vast difference pure foods and
drinks viii make In their health.
pleasure and comfort.
Some idea Of the change that will
he wrought BY this Law may be gained
from the fact that few persons. es.
peciaily OF the poorer Glasses.
now living have ever tasted real cof.
Zee. molasses. sugar. or even nour
Most Of the cheaper grades Of coffee
never saw a coffee bush. and II 10 !
notorious fact that the much saunted
maple syrup Is mostly made Of chem
icals. whilc the New Orleans molasses
is al least half glucose mixed In by
the thrifty wholesale dealers az soon
as II comes from the plantations. The
genuine article OF molasses as Il 10
made On the Louisiana sugar planta
tions, has q distinctive name Ia the
South. aud can only be had as q pres
ent or as q favor from some planter
friend It's taste and flavor are as
FAR superior to the adulterated stuR
that figures In commerce as puro New
Orleans molasses as young loves ART
kiss Is TO mother.inlaw's acidulous
salute.
When the new iaw goes Into effec,
next January there viii be = complete
change In the character and quality Of
nearly every sort Of food and drink
that goes ON the family table. fts
beneficial effects may not be Visible
TO the eye or noticeable to the iona
corrupted palate, and some peryerss
people may even sish for the GOOD old
days when they drank decoctions oi
parched beans instead Of coffee and
ate colored white earth for chocolate
candy; but the national stomach a
= whole viii be rid Of many of ths
dyspeptic Ills that now make life /
burden. and the sum Of human hap
piness will BE- vastly increaqod 81
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-07-09


HAss ~ sAsni1 n 70 kssg = ~
axkssw nm u ssaass 49, Il sAsuk1
sop<@s - skUsru~sly ~ peop~n1skns
a sAs kosss ef r<ps~s<sssalves thss
~ sSs<uns@s ~ IT, szps~ss q
~ sos~ssn@ns psy sAs ~spesse
of ins0srsisx tk< ps<kiax hozsss 80
lh<<r psudsrtss The seaals stnh<s
his szp<ss< 10 - bosHs ~ - psrk-
esx
TIE psocosed insesesioA ssoah -
in AsAAlf a ske pshaie. y ~osA -
cus1sess1 for tks rurpoee u Essnetsx
c0asan~rs a meat against sseisaa
o. directly usskol~son< articles q
fona. sad being - eiesriy pshsie
ualtrr. ~ CO.. shoaid he psostde<
for cls q the pabase treasury.
W. are esp<adiax millions fpf Gar
ships. Coz foesificssion Alnax oar
coast. for csnnoa and powder and
Shells. saa no oas sSss thai. u H.
earred Il IN. the espsnss shosid MOI
h< met with appropriations from the
s4fi0GzI ts~4sury. Surely n we eas
speaa 90 snsch for The destruction Il
human iives. ue can aaord 70 spesd :
~ millions every year for the pro
tection of public health against the
production and sale q anshoiesoms
ford
ft Ii lide 20 sag that the packers
should bear this expense " eom
PEELED 10 incur II In the besinning
they would thros Il upon the pahiis
IN the end. Either ther would add q
20 the market price of meat or the,
would take II Oh the market price o
cattle. IN all probability they souls
40 both. Hence. instead a. relieving
the people. ihe adoption sf the sen
sts's policy would add 70 their bar
dens.
i What Il especially requisite 20 Il
fsciency In the proposed inspection
as q sense Of freedom on the part q
the Inspectors 70 far AZ the innueno
Of the packing companies Il eoncerr
cd. They should II All times be cor
scious that they are under no ohiis'
tion 10 the papckers. but that thei
duty q exclusively 70 the people. IL
them be prompted BY this feeling an
they viii make their inspections tho
oush and honest. To secure thi
would be worth all that the wor
would cost. Denver Republican.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-07-09

- r>rs Us~A4 e@<s~inly - 1nstifxs1
y on1n9 sseeY s11ut y - O. -
ne ~ ~ $1,000 - - savs -
psssseial caai-e~ 80 kase cvefs
ni,el onsi tkh sesy yesr 10 t. ssh
cnai 1~aaers pFz6~ns t1ssssaves ruanr
-. Lss = CD sssa - rstuoe1s
q California fo< ssw stssntors 50
or sGn~Ao~1es - for uhy seost1
fhnn< mIlfiess seoa nillinss a fsse q
timber ne idIes I<< - strtp the
h<ixAss q ~ yosemite. ccsvess sAsf
lrnssl1guratioa 5000 q the relios-
ssose Pals iaso q cosim<rciai nsSs
u cAinssyA towers sad gracei~ss
uslss: ~ ss make our parks into
eabl4x< fields and plstt corn b~siae
oar bosiesandss W. nsst aot iadsixs
ID -ssaxx<rased s<stimsntalism.r ~.
Bsrk warns "a Bst say soss sen
ss~mnt4iism Il nothiaE Of which q BE
Ashsned. Nor. indeed u CONNER .ssi-
isu--a fine ana xiorsoas flouer sh;rh
Il may b~sr q Il The sbllity 70 pur.
ehSse-to seaulre-to enior. We are
commercial and prosperous natioa.
And se can afford NiAszfa- We ran
reckon The value u our insestlseat.
and the Investors Ia Niasara pewer
have moi been mere selfish muaey
nakers II IL the people Who are pen,
esitfef, be maintsins-the people xho
Ifass cheaper artificial graphite and
snery. cheaper csrlorundum. eheapeE
esnssic soda. more and cheaper alum
inum. No question. To underosfi
n,ste the Intelligence and sessaiifis
achievement represented BY the mills
laboratories and experiment station,
cr the banks of Siagzr would he or
.Ese indeed. But the question remains
can ne afford 20 ray more Tor thea.
Grsscsss--slnce u Is really We sh'
are not the Manufacturers thas srl
Substantially benefited and kip On
sahiime sspectacieg~ We p1f q "a.
fcr an Of our necessaries and iuxnIiss
Il q saId. Since Mr.. Buck Is 50 goo
st figures. perhaps he sill lei 10 knos
how great Is the Tar each man mus
pay Cor the privilege Of preservin
Niagara In lis majeetie beautyy III
computation viii prove. one Ii lnclir
ed 20 think. 10 even the poorest an
most economical man. that he. PEI
. sonaliy. can afford the falls.
II &
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-07-09

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Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-07-09

BY the prolonged and spiteful
sQusai emitted by the Albuquerque
Journal as result Of The Optics
showing up Of the hypocrticsi man.
ner In which II has treated Delegate
Andrews. Il may be regarded Al cer'
tain that q mighty tender portion Of
the Journals anatomy was reached.
The Journal should keep Ia temper
and NOT make such a sorry spectacle
Of itself when any of its inconsisten.
cies are shown up.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-07-09

The New Nexicsn 10 commencing q
number of democratic officials IN the
territory who have been making good
records. II calls attention TO the fact
that not = single democratic paper Of
New Mexico has had word u praise
for tho excellent work done In con.
sress by Delegate william II. An.
drewa.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-07-09

TO those Who are 30 industrlously
tryiux to make II appear that there
ID 4 tremendous row brewing In the
republican party Of socorro county.
ths chteltain bess leave 10 say that
their sai,ovs viii be entirely In vain.
says the socorro chieftain. The No.
vember election wiIi show that the
county Organization Il stlli united
enough 20 overcome alt opposition In
the usual overwhelming fsshioa.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-07-09

II n rumored that the crar of al
the Russians d getting ready 10 nee
from his domiaioas. fearing that he
lie VII be sacrificed In the inevit
able coafiIct bssveea the people and
the bureaucracy.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-07-09

Wonder u Bryan didn't stretch the
trvth . w~e bit when he asserted that
whoa the time came 10 select candt
dates for the presidential nomina
lIon, he hcped the democrats would
select someone beside himself
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-07-09

some os our contemporaries are Il,
ready puhlishing glowing tributes 70
the Mind of fHir and fall festival 70
Be held In las Vegas this fall AZ .
matter of fact. Las vegAns have MOI
yet decided whether they vii hold .
fair this fall or mot.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-07-09

Mayor Bursum has already doubled
the volume Of socorro's water supply.
and there is = strong probability that
he vim increase II still further. In
the matter Of shifting the rocks and
causing streams Of water 10 flow
forth. Moses must have been novice
compared with Mayor Bursum $50.
corro ChieftaIn.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-07-09

The people of New Nesico think .
mighsy hx d Harry q. Burum. mayor
II oocorro. bat they are not willing
to agree with tho socorro chicfsaIn
that be h miracle WORKER mIehtier
than Moses because he dlvined where
. plentiful supply Of vster was bur.
led aud had . way cut 10 ~
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-07-09
STATEHOOD COMMENT

-Aseesssmese = . ossaepssss~sss--
Noeaies Oasis: sDvery Advocate
a joiat statehood d Arisoaa-- said
Governor KiSts,. q : sr.sei = Sss-
be. .reprsseats m appotnfnnenG o.
OF . disaSpotstnsat. His ezo<Iiesey
10 aps Il phr.ss mailing. but this y
kis entirs argument On the quesssoa
of josatur~. If either ter
rssory rejects The cosvension uill sos
assemble. n both sccept the eoasea-
tIon sili assemble. frame . oonstitu-
tioa and II 4 Be adopted b. the peo
pie. they Vim become one state. The
Influences which have 20 bitterly
Tough, statehood have finally succeed
ed 10 preventing issues 20 90 % the
people cf the iso territories. - would
have been the case With . constitution.
But the iointnres viii give them rin
for their money JET.
The Dispatch: Gov. KIbbey Is right
Col. Bird probably represents the dis
appointment over the failure Of ap
pc.ntment. A FAR as givtax a. . ..ruu
for our money..' goes. ne feel that q
Arizona jack rabbit can outrun 4 Nes
Mexican jackass any day IN the year
Douglas Dispatch.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-07-09
AN uNosrGNrArious sur SAC
RIFlctAL cHARiry

The universal generosity with
which the country has responded TO
the need OF San Francisco has made
all humanity rejoice that the soul Of
man IL not absorbed In rs conquests
for gold. nor his conscience dead 20
the persuasive appeal Of want A ca
tastrophe which can do that. however.
rapacious It's destruction Of property
and however merciless its sacrifice of
human life. is not altogether without
compensation.
AZ San Francisco there has been
disaster that In property loss n
greater and more diifuse than was
that Of Galveston. There was no
such loss Of life as at Galveston. BUT
that fact has made San Francisco q
greater charge on charity. The sea
swallowed up most OF the dead at
Galveston. and the dead the sea spared
we're consumed BY nre. II Is the liv.
Ing poor. not the dead poor. that taxes
humanity and its charity. Il Is so at
San Francisco. where there are more
than 100000 homeless.
Il Is coincidental, or rather It's Is q
verIfcatlon that history repeats itself.
that two OF the great railroads that
suffered and contributed most at Gal.
weston should be the greatest suffer.
ers and readiest and most generous
contributors at San Francisco. These
are the Atchison. Topeka and Santa
re and the Southern Pacific systems.
The horror of the situation at San
Francisco had hardly dawned upon the
country before these great systems
had placed their passenger and freight
service. and their thousands Of EN-
pIoyes. at the free command OF the
stampeded victims Of the catastro-
phe.
These great systems traverse miles
and miles Of unproductive territory
on their way TO the Pacific. Their
cost Of operation Is terrific; and these
lines represent the best daring and the
most engaging optimism that have
| ever been manifested IN railway con.
structIon When they turned over
their trains. equipment and employees
to San Francisco. they displayed {
charity beside which Individual char
ity Il almost inconsequental. as fine
and laudable aa Il has been.
Nor can this sacrificial charity be
decrted on the idea or the fact that
III time they win make the money
back. Money swallowed up IN catas
trophe is NOT made back. u is lOsi
forever. The railroads VIII 90 bach
TO conditions that VIII enable them %
earn IS much a. before. but the
money and time and service they have
given 70 San Francisco viii not be re
stored them In dollars and cents The
/ very conditions thst viii bring them
] rewards In the prosperity Of the ~
ture VIII be as much Of their making
II not more, than that of any uthet
agency that stands for perpetulty and
development The Current Issue
Austin. Texas.
Il
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-07-09

This portion % the semiArid Sesf
has had sufficient saking and al
elssses are ready TO unite in a ~
iitIou 90 the weather bureau po-efs
10 have the plugs put IN.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-07-09

IL ss anly . question of the sise
q ~ n4j0its.- kzys the Roswell
Record In sps~kinx of the ssssehsod
sofe IN the Pecos valley.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-07-09

Dance after skating every Saturday
night and dance without skating Wed.
nesday night az Rosenthai han. 66s
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-07-09

". & Martin has written 10 the
New Mexican enc q the soundest iet-
ters IN favor Of accepting the inevit.
able and uniting with Arizona to be.
come state that has yet gotten In.
to print Mr.. Martin argues ably that
Il New Mexico now submits TO the
Wishes az congress and the people u
the country and returns big major.
nv FOR joInt statehood. that this ter.
ritory wiIl be sdmisted whether Ari.
zona votes to come IL or not,
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-07-09

0o00 He4e0H
The reasons why New New Mexico
should give . good majority for joint
statehood are simple but strong. u
both territories give such majority
New Mexico VIII then have . state
government. not under the most de-
sirable conditions. 70 be sure. but IN.
der conditions that viii make the state
government much to be preferred 10
the present territorial government II
New Mexico gives majority for joint
statehood and Arizona does not. New
Mexico win then be In o position 70
ask for single statehood with better
prospects OF securing Il than ever be,
fore. In other words. New Mexico
has much to gain and nothing TO lose
by voting yea on the question. Shall
Arizona and New Mexico be united
20 form one state'- socorro Chief.
tain.