Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-03

dp not pf0pnfe g. stand nsfprn
people uf NcN Mes ..o Win single
doubt w to Whoihcr 2 uW indebted
100 ONO single cent Goo fU. '.rifnft ''
E.H Ncxlru. want Won 60 gu col
u.H f'-hero g. q ,hc,tH plank
...,k soy To- the Hitorurt general
HU. much money do you claim that
NJ Uur-um owes youf Flil uut ih'
amount aud pay him there ga, u To-
him under protest viii take mi
.nln.c later an " s batter that he
usouI, OFF NrN M'Nicu may say that
nursum owed two thousand or thr,TI
ihoumud dollars but BE- paid Il in.
mrdHi, and boz does not Owe 10 dol
inr...f o. pett"r than Goo have definite
statements hN the psuuut politicians
60 tH. ,u,Df that HuIaum is indsBted
Iu ih. um of hundreds of thpusands
OFF HnHu. FOO the t'rrtor than that
lt .. . t,puits~' Z atId Z would
rather plt t aud So Vu settle the
equity nH,r ON. Ne did so after the
tca.f ISL. elected by o. YER, small ma
iorIt, tud in connection with that
I election
d,.H. tD say that TINS same man
UugtfIulu after the convention at
/ las N,ra-#4ftrr ! had agreed Co an
| endorsement Yf hes administration. 81
the request of boi'Rat, Andrews at
/ ihr request ui solomon Luna and at
the request ut hia attorney general.
| Reid. upon the theory that there
should bo unity bon the Republican
parry. aud united support Tor its
| standard boarrr-Au,r that Mr. VA
/
had Caucus with two or three OF his
! frionds They there debated ns 40
which was the best method ~ defeat.
| ing Mr. AndrrNa. whether 90 do Il
b nuy. boura or 90 80 DO socrctly They
! concluded that the most effective plan
! was To- do it secretly ! know that
these are facts have been told them
10y gentleman who lives in the city
| 81 Albuuueruur. for personal reasons
| Will not mention his name. but any
statement made by that gentleman is
a guarantee OF ~ truth H. IN one eft
your substantial citlzens aud he Wit
messed that conference. Later on We
had re- legislature. There was hat one
way Co settle controversies Of this
kind. My word. or of any representa-
tive of mine or the word ~ Mr. IIa-
german. or the commissioners Of the
pcnitentinry or of abe Legislators
themselves could not settle in the
minds ~ the people the controversies
Wh ich had arisen and grown out OF
this Investigation. sought the pass
axe Of Law for the purpose 81 en-.
abllng me 10 bring suit against m,
territory because the territory cannot
] H.. ali L..
was passed. It was passed with this
acquIesrncc W the governor-at ieast
he did not use his veto power. II be-
came law and under that law
brought suit ASKING that the inyesti.
CATION ANA adjustment OF my account,
with the territory Of New Mexico b,
made. that referee be appointed bS
the court and this was done and by
the way. my fellow citizens. " order "a
permit the territory To litigstc and q
investigate those accounts 10 became
necessary for mo To- Me special plea
waving the statute ~ limitation.
These accounts were ouilnwed. thcN
wcr barred by the statute Of limua'
toms and in order to permit the terri
tory ip come In entered that spccia
plea waving Those statutes of limlta
tion thereby permitting the terrtor,
to 20 into all OF the accounts through
all ~ tha rs-notwithstanding thu
the statute 81 limitations would No 10
bRr against any Investigation what
over
The Investigation was carrie,
On for six months: II was public. 4
Was held In the capitol building. MIR
Charles v sanford was the referee
THIS celebrated expert vino came from
colorado happened In the city ~ san
"a Pc during that investigation. w.
was invited TO attend the hearings p.
the referee. he failed to do 40. hc re-
, fused he was then suhpusn acd an,
brought before the referee to tosiif,
, to substantiatc The report he ha,
. made.
There rs another matter q
: / connection with this Investigation. IN
governor mad two experts, Ho had on
- expert who was formerly an employ
[ AZ the santa Fe Central Railwa
r. company I do not reColiect his nam
B. iust nov. but ! remember him yer
h we'll he was DRUNKEN bum. II
% pretended Ia work on the hooks dur
- ink ihn day time and ne gnmhlod an
D. drank durins the night more
d night than Ne did az day. rh,s Jns
r told Mr, Garrett. who il hssistar
y superintendent Of the penitentlary an
!, has been f1c the Inst ten years. va
y his conscience troubled him: that
" wanted 90 sso me; that he could 81,
nae some Information of value. thi
p his wife would not let him sleep. an
asked Afr. Garrett a. come doRn All
him IA order "a obtain an intervic
Y. with me here In the oiiy Of Albuque
j. que. Il was then few iinys hcfpi
I, the election and We were In the mid
4 lf thai campaign. AIR. Garrett al
io preached me on that subject 10 toI
ur what this man said said
MIN do not want 70 have anythii
IA Zoo do With him, II he IL that crook
d ana W he win do that Tor his preael
at | employer I have no confidence
le him, I Do not want 10 see him. q
H. roe him nn The street The side~a
A. was not wide enough for him, but n
m haEcrmln being Ereatly alarmed i
10 this man would come into commur
M cation with me.telesrafns wero "a
-. down mere 10 Albuquerque 90 cat
ly t1is celebrated expert and 90 see IA