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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-02-10

Ellenton, S. c., Jan. 27, 1910.
Editor Bamberg Herald:
Some months ago I saw in your
paper where Mr.. Bellinger Of your
town had asked the question who
commanded the Confederate forces
at the fight at Rivers Bridge? You
thought the answer could be found
In my sketch of the Rivers Bridge
Memorial association, but in this you
were mistaken. AS have never
seen where the question was answer
ed, take this opportunity of saying
that the Confederates were COM
manded by Major General Lafayette
McLaws, of Georgia.
This information get from The
War of the Rebellion, Official Rec
fords of the Union and Confederate
Armies; Series I, Vol. XLVII. These
were compiled by the war department
from the original correspondence. I
send copies of some of the records to
show the correctness of my state
ment, others that think would be
interesting reading to at least some
of the older people of your section,
who lived there in the stormy days
of 1855. If you see fit to publish
them you can do SO. Yours truly,
R. G.. BRABEAM.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-02-10
Page 2S6.

dSO 6oV.
Rivers Bridge, S. c., Feb. 8, 1865.
To Mai. Gen. Sherman:
General: Maj. Gen. Mower, under
Gen. Blair's direction, after most ex-
traordinary exertion, opening two
parallel roads, laying foot. bridges a
mile and a half in extent, crossing
sixteen streams, succeeded in turn
ing the position of the enemy with
two brigades, while he made a strong
demonstration on their front. He
carried the position, taking a few
prisoners. Meanwhile Gen. Giles A.
Smith crossed the swamp and the
Salkehatchie two miles South of this
point, creating a diversion and pre-
venting the forces at Broxton's 8
Bridge from coming up. ! visited
the field this evening Immediately
after Mower had carried the works.
It is the strongest position ever saw
in my life, and I think was defended
by about 1000 men. Some eight
regimental flags accompanying troops
in motion below Giles Smith, moving
down the river, were seen by our
men just before dark. I took them
to be reinforcements cut off by Gen.
Smiths movements.
Buford's Bridge is reported de-
stroyed, and was abandoned about
the time Rivers Bridge was carried,
so the movement to-day has given
us the line of the Salkehatchie, and
as the people of Barnwell district
have taken all of their provisions
over this river we probably shall not
suffer. Gen Blair has found suf-
ficient forage so far. I have con-
cluded to send back my empty wag-
ons under a small escort, and have
them return to US following Gen.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-02-10
THE FIGHT AT RIVERS BRIDGES.
Some Interesting History of the War, Taken from
Official Records-Hamptons Letter
to Sherman -

man says: ''The 18th corps or
Mowers division had smart fight
to secure Rivers Bridge across Sake
hatchie and whipped the enemy
handsomely. Roads are bad and
water abundant, above, below and
all around"
Page 365 Sherman says: eve
must all turn amphibious, for the
country is half under water. Now
er had to fight at the Salkehatchie
with his men up to their arm pits, he
setting the example.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-02-10
MOB VIOLENCE FEARED.

Ansel Cautions Against Taking Cap
tured Negro to Bamberg.
Savannah, Ca, Feb. 6.-Telephon-
ing here Governor Ansel, OF
South Carolina, cautions against TAX
ing James Young, a negro charged
with murder, to Bamberg county,
South Carolina, stating he understood
there was danger of lynchtng. The
negro was captured here by Officer
Hand, of Bamberg, and Is charged
with the murder two years ago OF
white man named Nix. The negro
will be held here until fully ident-
fed.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-02-10

On pages ss2 and ss3 Gen. sher-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
NEw MExICo AND DELAWARE.

The Chicago Record Herald puts In
Ia word for New Mexico as against the
eontrmpmoua effete thus,
The state OF Delaware has smaller
population than Arizona or New Mex
SEQ II has nothing like their chance
for growth. II has virtues, however
that once entitled It to resent their
intrusion into the union. II has age.
small area aud the culture Of the
east
But In Delaware there is talk OF
an investigation of charges Of bribery
even more shocking than the scandals
Incident 20 the Addicks period Il is
charged that $50 was the price which
the intelligent" citizen was able TO
obtain for his vote in Delaware No
vemher 3 last, and that a corrupted
electorate reveled IN lis lll-gotten gains
as never before
After this showing it IL IN order 10
revise opinions about the admission
OF Arizona and New Mexico. We think
the east can stand the shame ~ the
association and the injustice" Of their
rppeess aistian IA the senate.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
TEXAS CATTLE ARE
EATING FEED Of
SETTLERS
farmers m Vicinity Of Fort
Sumner E8cte0 Over Nigga
ton Of Homed Beasts; Brake
man Hurt BY Fall From Train.


1
F-art Samner. y. n LEc 9-A
hrs ksulan named 4. = Msrkius-
ffH from gre top cr santa Pc
frc Icht traiu near hers lzst -lEnI ana
lsy oat ttl morning He wes rGsslrs
signals frt.uD ths reaF ln1 stepped tss
fhe side of the ear. Catch--s bis ioot
en- q nail and pitching over. HE + not
fatally hurt
The holiness people froun their COLI
leEc sc Laiaude. are here t-il44l-
church ou tho highest sre-ri down
town. A movements is cu fc1t o. unire
the Elida and Iai.aude far-e 70 I-l-
I.ande. PIG IS said Presite-- heFson
Intends to rtNnuuish the le1-e ers1-p lt
the, association and RETURN east
settlers about here are much Hors-
gd up over The couiug at ar-a herls
81 Texas cattle that starved plt ~
their usual rauEes They are Shipped
lG hv train ioli and detuur eFers thi1s
fu the SECTIONS 10 which thes sra frir-
on. fn MANY cases tte settlers have
lose thcir stores 90 feed
Tho asitatiou looking a. The develop
wert of aEtesisu water az Byrl=4 ty
erverUmeut help continues Fost-
fniStreSs Nartin has secured Erelt
deal 90 eutourie eement ara IS v-ersilE
htr,f The present t1iIc-ti'rs are
fhtt about Sfe teH viii BE- ErpF1r-i-
st,t nc3e4ate Andrews has intro
duced q tl iu conErsss O. push the
development work
rne Santa fe aunnurces that DUR
ar this fc.tr. luiy Was the cllg month
ttat tid not show slFsraurill il-
eree 81 .n business at shis station over
tre cerre srs,uliue wcnth q resr a-,-
-sr-e months have shown dcucie tne
nIl ro.rme lt Is also said that this
ra. g.
nat runnirc nchind its last year 5 VOL
urle
Tra Ssrra Fc-s rathf'aftr J. p
S.tu art. fas frst teer here and driven
eftr,saf % las Negss- Weal he ar
r.fes there he wiiI chain hacx 20 thiz
fss'nt in the here tnlt the fne O.
thts plaee uli show cp 1etter IN
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
PORTALES NOW HAS A
FULL PLEDGED BAND

Portales, n. NJ. Dec 3.-The Por-
tales concert band has been organiz-
ed which insures Portales against a
dearth OF good music in the future, II
the boys receive the proper encour-
agement and appreciation upon the
part of the citizenship. The direction
of the band has been placed in the
hands of J.. W. F'iscus as president
manager; Frank Thompkins, secretary
treasurer; DIR. l.. r. Hough, CORES
ponding secretary: G. II. Beatty, lead
er. The performers together with
the parts and instruments assigned
are as follows: Cornet. j. NJ. Twiggs.
DR. l.. r. Hough, l.. b. Gregg, Fred
Kennedy and G. II. Beatty; clarionets.
Frank Thompkins and Louis Kohl;
altos, DR.. n. F. Wollard, Geo. Mon
roe and Frank Smith; tenors. Fred
Crosby, Earl Williams and j. =. Oct
weller; baritone, George Dean and
BOYD Atherton; tubas, A. \. Free
man and Roy Epperson; drums, snare,
l.. w. Fiscus; bass. NJ. r. Jones:
drum major. T. J. Molinari. The band
win meet Monday and Wednesday
nights of each week at the armory
for rehearsal this building being do
mated on these nights TO the boys by
d. Hardy.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
GOVERNOR AND Mr..
SULLIVAN To Be
At LAS CRUCES
Important Conference on Good
Roads 10 Be Held in MeSilla
Valley Land Commissioner
Also 10 Attend,


Especial Dispatch % tina Morning dournAAi
Las Cruces. y. n. Dee. 4.-Nernon
T. Sullivan. territorial engineer, ac-
.camp pan5ed by J. 2. Ervien territorial
or1rllssioner of public lands, will be
IN Las Cruces on Monday from santa
De Il confer with Dona Ana county
people regarding good roads and the
Improvement of the existing roads
These tuo. iu connection with Gov
err1r Mills compose the good roads
comm ttea for the territory, and what
thsy recemmend VIII undoubtsdly be
done
Plaus are now being made 10 have
lTr. SULLIVAN and MT. Ervien met at
the rraiu on Monday morning by a
rsauuligtee az citizens who VIII 20 20
Anlhouv wiki them. At Anthony the
rartv will De met with carriSges ana
brruEht oNer the county road to Las
Cruces This + being dome ia order
o. snow that the Fl Paso-Las Cruces
rl1i needs @ lot of improving
These men are coniug here az tho
Invitation of committee appointed
es a good rolds committee. and COM
posed az " a. sutherland. w r Car
rls1n- John Esarnclstle. Ar. T. e. tltcn
sr1 John o. MrNary- In tre eyeuin-
there VIII he a smoker al the Elss
clEh. O. whilh an citizens are in
vi-sa. and at Which there viii he
sEeechzs "a ircsl men and ey prcmi-
rert men from Fl Fasc-
The las rruces comm ittse has sent
irrit1tio-s Co the following Fl Pasc-
ars- Felix Martluer- Judge A < E,ylir.
Irfl A. H1uner- C. p kIune. JuiEr
~ GoE-ir- Eack cobb. u. NJ Payne.
" : Clayton T. D. Bur1es. repre-
sertstires f-cr fh= Herald and the
Tiuss arl rumher 90 others
ID Is tte ir-s-ricn re hare tha
smoker an ilf0-Ual affair. at which
an present c2n cyrrcss their views
r-t 81 The sane rirls q hsra tse most
Interested people In sEe KicinItT give
the matn talks Inas-lce ss p p'lso
has elrsassy finished t1e rrsi frou e
Flse % srrhnrE. it has been thought
arSt r1 have an sxrrcSs41- ct clilicn
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

grades than that from Las Vegas to
Vaughn. The Santa Fe by building
to this place would accomplish the
double purpose of tapping the Colfax
coal deposits for use on the San Fran
cisco Galveston line. but would beat
the Rock Island into this valley
whore north and south line is a
matter of but few years, at least.
The county's surveyor has lust COM
pleted cutting up more Of its land in
10 ten acre tracts and getting ready
for the seven miles of new ditch TO
be built from the lower end of the
present canal.
\ number of the farmers here have
sown wheat. bees are being brought
into the valley. and other enterprising
farmers are preparing to tryout vari-
Gus other things so that the list of
things upon which we may depend
VIII be still further heightened this
coming year.
The past season the valley farmers
took seventeen prizes in Texas and
New Mexico--all first premiums. in
to taking second for best
county exhibit in New Mexico. The
list includes celery, peanuts, sweet
potatoes. tomatoes, broom-corn, kat-
fir corn. etc.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

lderstood one bnilt up Of the funda-
mental law which protects man IN
1.-THE pursuit OF health, wealth and
happiness and at the same time per-
mits the Investment Of the capitalist
| 10 enjoy the privileges OF the square
Ideal. New Mexico has no room for an-
Icther kind OF citizens or corporations
that ask for more than just treat
nent We have placed ourselves on
record to the effect, that our vast
resources need development. Develop
Iment comes only through the co-op-
GRAFTON of labor and capital. to the
one We stretch forth welcome hand,
for the other nn honest declaration of
good faith, toward honest invest
ments
we believe IN New Mexico. also in
the particular portion which we
have The privilege Of calling home.
TO live for seven years in a place
like Coifax county, 90 visit its wide
range Of attractive features, to see
first hand what has been accomp-
llshcd ana projects under way, 70
realize as we must there are as many
more simply awaiting the touch Of
capital and honest toll. all form suffi
cient reasons tif reasons must be ad-
Tor stating why we have abb
sorhed the ginger germ"
The reasons have been here for
years many nave lthil@tN HiAAN "
them al least, II others see as We do, |
we'll. there Is room In the household. |
the invitation Is out hang up your
nat.
we have pursued the policy Of the |
picture story. Words at times may be /
The hundred or more /
scenes admit of no deception inten- |
Iicnnl or otherwise These have all |
been carefully selected from the |
.roasure house OF the Kingdom of |
solfux." and are submitted IN many I
.aaes without comment, OF course, this +
8 our SUNDAY" edition, we don
wear this sort of a dress every day,
lut then it's merely the trouble of
getting dressed that counts. We have
he clothes sufficient for a change
,ncc a week az least, for many moons
a come.
As for Ration and Clmarron. and
Springer aud Maxwell. ana French,
nd Miami. and ColfuN, and Eliza
,ethtuwn. and Nermeio, the cities %
he county. they are all alive with
lew cndeavor and purpose Come out
nd see. buy "a ticket one way, YOU
gin save money for, like Teddy. you
vim find some difficulty in going
aek'
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
Nature a. She j, r.1.e
YcncrnhIe Turtle Dies.

The Yuma Enterprise says.
Another desert wanderer Is dead.
but this time IL is only a turtle. Thir-
ty years ago Isaac Harmon. pioneer
of the Ivanpah valley region, captur-
ed giant turtle and carved his in
itials deep in its shell and ever since
that time IL has been REGARDED almost
with affection hs the nrospeetors that
have visited that section. Its pres
ence has been reported time and again
by some of the wanderers, but IL was
always on the way and well and
hearty. But now comes Henry Par
sons and Bert TAYLOR with the news
of its death. The old turtle is sup
posed to he several hundred years Old,
and It's she'll, a magnificent one. Is 70
he mounted and presented To the Los
Angeles chamber OF commerce.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
A small NIinnriix.

We believe there will be but small
minority OF votes east in opposition
To the adoption Of the measure. The
majority of the people 81 New Mex
leo, both native and adopted citizens.
are in favor of statehood, and will
take a common sense view OF the
question, bearing In mind always that
Il would be an impossible task to pre-
pare constitution that would please
all political parties in letter and
spirit Belen Tribune.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
RATION ELK IS CHIEF
SPEAKEROF DAY At
LAS VEGAS
E, c. Champion Makes Grafton
Before Meadow City Broth
erS First Public Memorial
Service in Three Years.


tNnEFtNt AtiNtONta to tHF 3teNhAAA ab1thhAk
East las Vegas, \. NJ, Dec. A.
This afternoon at the Duncan opera
house. las VEGAS Lodge No. aoS. b.
+. q. EiSs held exercises comment
Grating thp members who had died
ia the past YEAR. The orator of the
day was r. G. Champion, of Ration.
past exalted ruler ot the Gate city
Eiks lodge The eulCEy was delivered
by DF Prank II X Roberts. presi-
dent 80 the NeS Mexico Normal uni
versity Exalted Ruler John X Mar
tin was master o1 ceremonies. The
memorial services were the Iirst pub
MciN held in three years and an aud
tense that Uiled tne theater was
present The musical program was
one of the features uf the program
The local Eiks and visiting brothers
attended in body Las Vegas lodge
zost but trgo mem hers during the past
wear. u. l. Chambers and W r
.Brrpr. Snce the hodge was char
tered. tutu1y-efght members have
died
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

Gradually the opposition 20 the ma
chine made constitution of New Mex
leo is coming 20 light among the peo-
pie, and the indications are good for
"A very lively scrap over its adoption.
Democrats all over the territory are
outspoken In their opposition. and 1t
is said many fair-minded republicans
are opposed TO number of its pro-
Visions.-El paso Times.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

IL is vastly 70 the credit of q large
number, possibly q majority, OF the
democrats OF the territory that they
are determined 20 exercise their own
individual judgment IN voting upon
the adoption IF the constitution, re-
gardless of the action of any conven-
tion called to determine their votes
Tor them Soeorro chieftain.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
Montoya's colossal Human skeleton,

The folioNlng letter mas htet re-
celvod by the Silver CITY Enterprise:
Cllff. ~ n, Nov. Is. 1910.
Editor Enterprise. Although start
led ana thrilled ty stupend0us scien-
tific achievements. the public IS not
rntirelv permeabie 10 hoaNes- But 4
they arc reminded that the colossal
human skeleton found near Mcnticei>
la y Al measuring eighteen feet in
length. may re q brother no the card
III Giant. which attracted the atten~
t5ar 90 the scientific world some years
ago thew wsN pause for thought and
not GU far enough to compare him "a
tkt. winged giants of tha moon, who
hnaxe8 the world in wears gone BY.
nauaters af thlS nnd and believers
tga. 1ust Get Down yaaur old oust-lor-
SEED encs'clcHss~G4A ans look up the
cardiff csrt and see what wouder-
Yal beliefs and seemingly ialpQssi hie
conclusions Learned mEu 3n saneral
ie.ok up. ID Win fT1aaen yeur tntel-
1sf4 E1L.A MONSTER.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

The democratic Daily Record at
Roswell the Kenna Record. also
democratic. and the Roswell Regis
er-Trihune. republican. all declare
that Chayes county vim give the con
stitution q majority This indicates
that not all democrats have a ring in
the nose by which they are led
around the bushes by the dema
gogues. santa re New Mexican,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

Remember that when your kidneys
are affected, your life is in danger.
Nj. Mayer. Rochester, y. y, says;
t'My trouble started with a sharp
shooting pain over my back which
grew worse daily. / felt sluggish and
tired. my kidney action was irregular
and infrequent. l started using Foley
Kidney Pills. Each dose seemed to
put new life and strength into me, and
now | am completely cured and feel
better and stronger than for years.
j. II. O'Rielly Co.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

The constitutional convention.
though engaged in a new hopeless
task, goes about It's work with seri-
BUSINESS which we have often OBJ
served among youth engaged in
contest at marbles. Even those mem
bers who are already certain Of the
weste-paper basket fate of the consti-
tuition forget themselves for the mo-
ment and really become earnest and
excited. Phoenix Republi-
can.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
Xlolcnt Klcl,lnr

That democratic convention called
20 determine how the unterrified
shall vote on the adoption oi the con-
stltution has afforded large NUM-
ber et democrats q good excuse Tor
kicking over the traces, And they
are kicking with vengeance, too
Socorro Chicftain.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
LINCOLN ORDERED
TO GIVE BOND
OF $4,000
Otherwise Injunction Against
Cauizoz0 WH Be DISSOLVED
Dec, 10, Says Judge Wright
in County Seat Case.


Carriaogo. y. A.. Dcc. s.-Judge
Edward R Wrieht in the district
court. has handed down a decision in
ihc Carriroso- lincoln county scat vase
oVorrulng THE demurrer catered ny
counsel for thc town of C8rriroso. hut
rul'ng thai the TOWN ot LINCOLN must
put un hopd in the sum ot $4,000
or The Injunction uoW ln torvc, ptnd-
ms furtbor procVediuks-, asNist the
town nj Carrsoro preNeuting the eoiu-
itiptien or the new county buudiugS
,liI ba dissoiNod pn nCccmbcr no.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
RIOS w ELL AU TO CO.
Roswell. NJ M

Carrying q. s. mail and passengers,
between Vaughn and Roswell, con-
Meeting with the Southwestern and
Rock Island and Santa He railroads.
Leave Vaughn at a. m; arrive In
Roswell at u. m.
Leave Roswell at 1880 p. M: ar.
rive in Vaughn at $3.50 p. m.
Baggage allowance, so lbs. Excess,
S5 per hundred.
Special cars to accommodate any
number of passengers for connection
with all Santa Fe trains; also connect
with Torrance for Santa Fe via New
Mexico Central.
For special service communicate "a
hours i'm advance with Manager }. W.
Stockard. Roswell. Rate for special
car for fOnr, $40.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
Personal Reasons,

The constitution is receiving con-
stderation throughout the county as
II should and the people as a whole
will accept IL. it is believed, although
there win be few voters in both
parties who will vote against II,
mostly for personal reasons.-Carri-
zozo outlook.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

from those who helped to start the
ROAD in order that the committee from
Santa Fe may understand that New
Mexico is getting cooperation from Ell
pasO
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

The Albuquerque "Tribulati0n'
citizen feels awful over many things
lust now. The "Trihuiation" re-
minds one OF the hired mourners at
eolored funeral, for they always
make an awful fuss SO as to seem IA
be earning the money. CIT
igon.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

vireinia towns are waking up.
Roanoke wants bond Issue Of s1oo.-
GOO for good reads. The example ot
Now Mexico Is helping the east and
south
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

The wise housewife will not spend
on finery me money she saves from
the lower cost ~ ityiny She viii not
--hecause there won't hr enough
money saved 10 huy finefy
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

Foley Kidney Pills are tonic in ac-
ton, quick in results, and restore the
natural action of the kidneys and
bladder. They correct irregularities.
]. II. O'Rielly Co.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
JUDGE Pope MAKES
CHIEF ADDRESS
At ROSWELL
Recent Deaths of EIkS in Pecos
Valley City Makes Lodge OF
Sorrow Unusually Sorrow
full.


Especial Dispatch TO the Morning Journall
Roswell, " NJ. Dee. Elaborate
preparations were made by the Ros-
well Elks for their annual memorial
service. or Lodge Of Sorrow" which
was held this afternoon at the
Armory An impressive musical pro-
gram was carried out and the address
H. Pope. a member of the santa Fe
lodge. The service is brought closer
TO the Elks this year because of the
death Il few weeks ago Of Francis NJ.
Jump q charter, life member OF this
lodge, in Los Angeles, and by the
death Saturday morning in san An
tonic, Texas OF Kirby s. Woodruff.
another charter, life member of Ros-
weH lodge. Mr.. Woodruff was enc
of the leading business men of Ros-
well and was the only republican ever
elected To office in Chaves county,
having been sheriff here in l905-06.
.He was president of the Richey-De
Freest Land company. now Coloniz-
ing extensively in Menard Concho
and McCulloch counties Texas. The
body arrived here tonight. and the
Elks haze charge of the burial Mon
day
\ false Alarm.
The one saloon AT Dexter. which Is
the only saloon between Clovis and
Carlsbad. nearly 200 miles apart, did
not close on the night Of November
30. rs reported. The proprietor, II.
c. Elriok. decided to pay the in
creased license of S1,200 per year
rather than go out OF business. Dex-
ter is Il miles from dry Roswell
Gun sheds Debt Free.
The committee of citizens Who
stood good for the cost Of the gun
sheds Of the Roswell light battery,
yesterday paid the last bill To the
contractors. W J. Irwin and Son, and
the structure now stands debt free,
az a cost of S6.001.70. over $500
was put on the building in extras by
the contractors free. The gun sheds
are a solid mass OF concrete and are
as good as can be found in the
United States They We're built on
plans and specifications supplied free
by the war department. The money
was put up By local citizens who
hope TO be reimbursed by territorial
appropriation
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
What They Are Saying About
the Tuo Constitutions
4 Liberal Estimate.

Probably not more than half
dozen newspapers in the territory
viii oppose the eonstits .!on.-Ros-
wen Record.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

our constitution will compare IA
vorably with that OF any state Let
us vote for IL ana make New Mexico
a state.-portale Times.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

Conditions in McNieo are such that
war correspondents need expect little
encoaraeemcnt from President piaz-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

Let Il be well understood that
vote against the constitution is not a
vote against statehood.-Lakewood
Progress
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05

Every boy has IA chance 20 make "a
name for himself Il bis father isn't
too rich