Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-19


All elements which go to make np
such n trust are In existence and the
tendency toward such Capitalization
grows stronger dnv hv day.
'''fhc conservation of Nater npplios
in an its uses. There are those who
attack conservation. alleeine that con
seiVati0n means nou=uSe non-dn-
vclopment. but no such proposltion
has been PUT forward hv the leaders
Of the conservation movement As has
heen defined oVc,, ana over an.,in II
means the wise use ana development
of water for domestic nufposes irri-
cation. water power ana nayieation
la accordance With the needs of tho
present generation lmt win dine re-
eard for The mtnrc and nnder control
of public authority.
During the last few ye.trs both ma.
tion ana states have been attrmntinp
20 deal with this problem. In manv
minds there seems to hs 4 nacossar,
conflict between these hrisdictlons
hut such is not the case There are
duties upon both nation and state
There Is Work enough for all and
there is "A common ground for co-op-
erattVe control ana regulation
What the great danger that threat
ems our federal aud state governments
erty Interests may unduly or unfairly
dominate legislative action II Is not
lust To arraign individual or special
Interests for thus condition We must
likewise condemn the Indifference OF
our citizens We. ms people, have
been too busy making money To give
proper heed and attention to the ac-
tions Of our legislative representa-
tiNos We have heen willing to calm
ly sit by and see great property rights.
great special privilege granted to pri-
Vate interests and individuals without
regard To the public welfare.
There WAS great latitude for legs-
latiNe acton within the law, he said.
1T is part Of the legislative duty
to keep within the law, said Mr.
Garfield. IT IS further and equal
~ great duty TO make the law an in
strumcnt to promote the public good
rather than an excuse for inaction"
The speakers reference TO the use
Of the executive power was signifi-
can't
During those periods. no sai1
"vhen tho chief executive acted 1tn-
on the broad connentfon of thrir
mower tho neople's interest ana the
m,biic welfare have heen hotter safe-
Guarded and protected than durjur
.nerfods when Tho onnositn nrevaiIod
rhe nnrrn,v tnto,nrrtntinn i tbe nne
thnt nrivato Interest and qnecinI nri,.-
iIooes Gnd hos, snited 10 their mir
noses ~ tb. viga nver.is, of ovao,,.
tivo mower ana The enforcer,ont or
law president Ronsovelt etonned the
dnolinr in thn nrllie dononin ana tba
tvnete of nntural rcso,,,.cne
onlv tat,.r saia th. st,e.,lsar b,a
the mower of mo eXooutiye ia make
such ,,,ifhdrauais hoon o,,nsti,,r,iI1
IL recon,,,,enara th.n ,,assa,,o ~ ~
law nov rcfora congrals. ,,osfin,. sn,,
nove,' in ~ n,.esidert in o,.Ia,' e. ~,
aIy s.ttl, nnV aisnnte an ti,i. noint
l., roncl,Ieion NJ, carfota a,atal
mo raoeans fnr tha heliar ~ hinnsnlf
.nnd othary that IL is the ,ic,t a,,d
rmtv or no fedoraI ,.n, o,.nno,, ~ dc.t
Win theeo nrohfnr,e H. fntlnu,s
LTho ,i,,bt ~ oce,,n,. n.,d ,,s,
lands nr me- I-nited States for ~
rlra,tlfr ond olectrtr vorlss ia oener.
ota ana disttib,,tn nn,,er 10 entirnl,.
dietinct rrnm ana indcnendent or the
riphi IA annront;,itn for tbn sone NM.
nnso v-ator flowinr tbron,,h ana nnnn
tha iords ~ tba I,nftad et,tes
n-This rirbt Of tha ffnitna statee
ia disnose Of the rioht ia ncc,,,,y ana
nea 10 lands fnr hv,lro,,lic ,,,o,'l, done
MOI i,to,,r,re ,,,itl, s,ote ',',,.,.gi nf ,,.a