Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-23
Everybody Fired But Roosevelt
According TO Varying Rumors
in the Rumor-ridden Capital
of New Mexico.
M'HARG AND LLEWELlYN
BOTH REPORTED FIRED
While the Dear Old Almanac
Wanders Out With an tx
cited Bunch of RumorS That
Takes the Premier Trophy.
Especial Dl.Daieh to the Morning Journal

Z Especial Dispateh 20 the Morning Journal
Santa Fe. y. NJ, Nov. 22.-To hear
The gorgeous and varied collection OF
rumors which are floating around
santa Fe today one would Judge that
the New Mexico legislature is in ses-
sion and thar the days of the inter-
regnum have returned. one can hear
almost everything about everybody
and everything. and everybody Is
happy, or as nearly 50 as IL Is possible
to be when the number Of Uneasy
heads In the community are consid-
cred.
The varied and somewhat confusing
nature Of the dispatches being re-
ceived from Washington. dreamed
from Washington n copied from
eastern newspapers Is largely respon-
sible for this condition, which hasn't
been equalled since h late secretary
Of New Mexico. Mr.. Reynolds. was OPP
Grating the machinery of government.
For instance. we have been favored
today with the following collection OF
somewhat contradictory statements In
the form Of Washington dispatches,
and dispatches copied from newspa-
pers in the east.
No. 1-McHarg and Gordon, gov
eminent special assistant attorneys
general. have been notified that they
= VI ~ = 49, ~ Ht
and will have TO get out. and get out
quick. jury fixers or no jury fiXers,
no more and no less.
No. 2-Henry NJ. Hoyt. solicitor
general Of the United States, is COM
ing out to New Mexico, leaving the
affairs Of government to take care Of
themselves, to take care OF the situa-
ton here.
No. 3.-Assistant Attorney General
DsfEHN -. Asa4afnn4 ArfaHnaN GanataI
Cooley coming out to take charge. and
settle up the governments cases.
Maybe they will both come.
No. 4-Maior Llewellyn has been
fully indicated. has disproved all the
charges against him. and Will return
10 his position with the full conf
dence of the president and more Of
fetal duties than ever.
No. 5.-Llewellyn has been fully
-exonerated. but has decided that he
wants a better job and will get II as
soon as he shapes around his official
duties so that ne can take II.
No. 6.-Governor Curry left last
night for New Mexico.
No. 7.-Governor Curry may not
leave for New Mexico until saturday
night.
No. s.-Attorney General Fail has
resigned.
No. attorney General FAN has
resigned.
And twenty-three others, which are
variations OF the above.
And In addition there Il furnished
To its large and rapidly extending cir
Gle OF readers by the Santa Fe New
this evening the following
collection Of rumors. punched, which
Is about the most weird aggregation
ever presented to santa Fe at once,
a statement which can easily be rec
ognized as daring
Highly sensational rumors and re-
ports were circulated about the fed
cral building. street corners and club
rooms last night and this forenoon,
and that with great glee. by several
specials of an grades from the high
toned Washingtonian TO the local spe-
cials and employees. These were to
the effect that absolutely correct tele-
graphic Information had been receiv-
ed that New Mexico matters would be
discussed today al a cabinet meeting
In the national capital. thai the
were iu a very prccarious
condition. that Governor Curry had
resigned or would or might resign.
Special Assistant McHarg was "a
10 New Mexico with unlimited
power and that a new governor would
likely be appointed. who might be As
Secretary ~ the Interior
Woodruff. and that administrative
political affairs in New Mexico
would be SO purified and fumigated
hat one would not know them ~ ne
net them on the street hereafter. as
heir appearance would hav been
completely changed. There were a
people who gave these silly ru-
nors serious consideration. but only a
and those were persons inter-
Just what inspired this collection
rom the dope sheet OF the New Mex
ear % is wholly impossible 10 ascer-
ain. but the impression seems TO be
some mes mind has become I'M
hinged by the mass Of conflicting ru-
nors. and that that hingeless mind is
unuing amuCk
IL mnN be snid ~.nrInm.IN Thar nnr.a II