Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-26
WORLD WANTS TO
KNOW ALL ABOUT
NEW STATE
ACTING GOVERNOR RUNS
INFORMATION BUREAU
South Americans After Data
On New Mexico Extensive
Alterations Made in Historic
Old Palace in Santa Fe,

Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal
Santa Fe, y. NJ, June a.
Acting Governor 3affa'e office is
being turned into an information
bureau since the news that has gone
around the world that New Mexico
IS soon To become u state. Many
people all over the country want 70
know n thing or another about New
Mexico, showing the great advertise
ment statehood really is.
MI Jaifa received q long query to-
day for Information for South Amer
lean republics. The mileage Of rail-
roads in the territory, the length Of
telegraph lines ana various other
meters were gone into. Mr.. Jaffa
intends to furnish the information.
\ week or two ago even IA well
known eastern publishing house
which gets out an atlas WAS ignorant
that New Mexico is q part of the
United States. Judging by a letter
written BY the firm 10 a santa Fean
Stating that the firm would pay the
express charges on the printed mat
ter, but hat the Santa Fean would
have to arrange the duty which
would be about 10 per cent
Alleged Pistol Thief Arrested.
Captain Fornoff of the mounted
police received word tina samuel
Phillips, aged 3S. Of Estaneia. had
been arrested by Mounted Policeman
John Collier for the theft Of a pistol
which was found on him. He soon
discovered that il costs money to
carry pistols in New Mexico. He paid
the fine and WAS given two hours to
leave Estancia.
Assistant Superintendent of Public
Instruction Acasio Gallcgos has gone
to Torrance county on business.
Miss Eva Wientge, s~tenographer Of
the department Of education, was
10 Albuquerque BY the death
OF her aunt.
The clerk Of the district court is
summons in the suit recently
filed by Attorneys Nenable and Mann
BY the Pittsburg Trust 20. ct al, vs.
The New Mexico Central Railway ct
al. and the same trust company VS..
The Albuquerque Eastern Railway ct
Al. The suit is being brought for the
foreclosure of mortgage bonds.
Remodcling Old Palace.
The alterations on the Old Palace.
necessary for the installation of the
leito de los Flijoles room, are near
ng completion. 1T Is expected that
he from part Of the building which
S 70 be devoted to administration. and
he museum rooms in which are to
pc displayed the ancient culture Of
'aiarito park can be opened soon af-
ci July l.
$. q. Morley reports to Director
ieWett that the archaeological sur
of the Ojo Caliente Valley can be
Completed next week. The extent Of
he ancient ruins in the valley far
xceeds expectations and it is init
hat the results viii be o. the
scientific importance. This
$ a joint work Of the School Of
archaeology and the Bureau of
Nmerican Archaeology. Frederick w. +
lodge, chief of the bureau. and well
for his works on southwestern s
listory and ~ethnology, win arrive la
er in the summer to participate in t
he work in person. After July A, i
headquarters or the expedition win I
.e in FL Rito de Frijoles. The force |
n the field this week consists of a
.ylvanus G. Morley, archaeologist, J
J. Adams, surveyor; Donald Beaure- J
ard, craftsman and artist, Neil a
udd, disbursing officer. A force or |
indians from san Ildefonso Is en- v
Logged On excavations. !
Miss Barbara Freire-Marecco. "a
of oxford University. Eng u
arrived today, via Washington .
}. G., to take up special studios in
thnology under the direction Of the @
'hool. She for Il term OF n
one TO two years of original re- n
-arch work among the Indians of n
he southwest. y