Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-25
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the governor. saying thai the latter's
rank ana open policy tOWard the
newspapers had had much IL do With
The success Of his administration.
Land Commissioner a. y. ErVien
promised that ne would vote every
acre Of land for Governor Curry
whenever there was an OPPORTUNITY.
District Attorney T. g. Abbott infor-
mally nominated Governor Curry and
Thomas b. CatrOn. "or some one
equally as worthy FOR s"enatorships
from the new state OF New Mexico.
Game and Fish Warden Thomas f..
Cubic made q witty talk. IN which he
iikened the various of%ticeholders to
varieties Of fish out Of whom IT Is
easy 70 get a rise. Mr.. Gable spoke
as n perhaps who had known Mr..
curry longer than anyone else pres-
ent superintendent Reynolds OF the
pen|itentiary thanked the governor for
his work in rcuniting tho republican
party. Auditor Sargent, who admitted
he was a chronic office holder;
Travelling Auditor e. v. Saffard. Dis
trict Clerk Frank ". Shearon and
Adtutant General X. 4. Ford made
eloquent speeches as did also Insur-
anec Superintendent Jucobo Chavez.
Mr Ford pointed out that the great
growth n Improvement OF the New
Mexico national guard has been large
~ due to the military experience ana
knowledge Of Governor Curry. during
his administration Mr. 0tero re-
ferted 20 the splendid financial con
ditioh Of the territory. said that every
legal demand has been paid dollar for
dollar. $685. 800 of bonded indebted
ness has been paid OFF; that Sf26, 600
bearing 6 per cent has been refunded
With 4 per cent bonds which brought
"a 3 per cent premium. ana that there
t..t mt I.rfa ID aNnHl. IAAffI .l.s. I'M
during the Curry administration that
did not bring q premium. Governor
Curry and Secretary Jaffa concluded
the speechmaking,
Governor Curry regretted that Gov
ernof-elect Minis could not be present
and referred to tho absent heads Of
departments, Attorney General +. W.
Clancy, Captain Fred Fornon Of the
mounted police. ana Territorial En-
gineer Vernon l.. sullivan, who are
of the city. ana to N.lom he re-
ferred AS HmOng the most efficient
ana energetic members OF his official
After drinking "a toast - host ant
hostess. the diners left the able to
spend a pleasant evening in social in
tercoursc.
The appointments ~ the bandue
were charming. Covers were laid for
around the big table. IN the
center Of which stood "a magnificent
bouquet of carnations. a course din
ner was served which was all that an
epicurc might desire.
The following were the guests of the
evening: Governor George Curry. eX-
Governor and Territorial Treasurer
. A. otcre. who with Came Warden
Thomas =. Gable. shares the honor OF
being the wits of the evening. super
.intendent Of Public INSTRUCTION James
Clark, Land Commissioners Robert
ErVien, superintendent OF Insurance
Chapes. Territorial Auditor
g. Sargent. Game and Fish
Warden Thomas r. Cable, Assistant
Territorial Secretary Edwin +. coard.
superintendent of the Penitentiarv
Wallace Reynolds. District At
.ornev Edmund & Abbott. District
'lerk Frank w. Sheagou. Travelling
tuditer Charles Y. Stafford Adiutant
General K. A Ford. and census Enum-
puul 4 T. WnIt.s