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The evening world., 1911-07-17

JAMES McCREERY 4 GO.
23rd Street 34th Street
SEMI-ANNUAL SALE
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
July the 18th, 10Th and goth
WoMEN's HOSIERY
Imported Sheer Lisle Thread with double
tops, spliced heels, soles and toes. Also
Gauze Cotton with double heels, soles and
toes. E pairs for 100
former price $50
Cobweb Lisle Thread with lock stitch
double tops, Plain or mercerized.
6 pairs for 100
former price 500
Pure Thread Silk with double tops, extra
spliced heels, soles and toes. Guaranteed.
pairs for $50
former price s7s
Ingram dyed Pure Thread Silk with
cotton tops, toes and soles or double tops.
8 pairs for 2.35
former price 800
MEMS HALF HOSE
Pure Thread Silk with cotton split soles.
Black, Tan, Navy Blue and Grey.
6 pairs for a.7s
Fine Isle Thread with extra spliced heels,
soles and toes. 6 pairs for 1.25
former price 400
Pure Thread Silk, ingram dyed, with
isle thread spliced heels. soles and toes. Black
and colors. 100 per pair
former price t3s
Pure Silk with cotton tops, heels and
toes. Plain or drop stitch. Black, Tan, Navy
Blue and Grey. pairs for 100
usual price $50
JAMES MCCREERY 4 GO.
23rd Street 34tb Street
The evening world., 1911-07-17
President Mitchell VIII Explode
a Bomb That May Wreck
lnterborough Hope.
MORE LINES FOR B. T.. T.
ShOntS Folk Want Too Much,
and He's Going TO Insist
Upon an Award.

II don't wish TO press matters un-
duiy. but ! think we have waited about
~ long as Il II wise to wait" declared
President Mitchell of the Board OF Al
dermen In the open session OF tho
Board OF Estimate to-day. "tf nothing
comes Of this board meeting ! wish
to servo notice that at the next open
meeting of the board I shall move n
resolution providing for the award Of
h larger settlement In accordance
with the Recommendations Of the tran
cit conferses adopted by this board"
Borough President McAneny Of the
Transit Committee had Jus; spoken to
the Mayor Of the second executive con-
afternoon. The FIRST was hold in the
morning. a& which MI. McAneny report
cd hat the marlborough Ra pid Transit
Company was still outside the fold, and
hat no important concessions had bsen
made by that company at the Sunday
night conference, Mt tho residence OF
Chairman Wilcox OF the Public Service
Commission.
When Mr.. Mitchell started to speak
Mr.. McAneny said: Let me interrupt
you"
sges NO HOPE OF TERMS WITH
THE INTERBoRouoh.
but I am going to nnish what I
have to say" continued Mr.. Mitchell.
refusing to bind his tongue further 10
stss chamber sessions OF the board.
II . see no immediate prospect Of
arriving At a basis VI n settlement
with the PETERBOROUGH. and l think
that the board ought to take action
reasonably soon on the recommends
ton Of the conference committee. !
hope h to-dAy's meeting Of the
board will be productive Of SON nothing
but ] don't think II will.
u have now before me such q reso.
luton as ! have said / shall introduc,
at the next session. had intended e
move its adoption ut this meeting. blu
IN tho face Of the proposed meeting
this afternoon I shall hold " over up
al the next meeting.
The only basis Of settlement with
the Interborough OF which ! know-ant
] will say that within the last thre,
days l have had the opportunity o.
talking 1t over with representatives Of
that c~ompany-is a proposition so ad'
vantaSeous to the company ane so dis,
advantageous to the city that : canno
see how any member Of this board car
bring himself to vote for It.
1T would mean that the city woult
be allowing above 81. 25o,Ooo as a pref
erentiai before the city got a cent on IL
Investment As figured by the statisti
clans In my office. but by 1880 the cit.
would be paying full dividends on In
ter.-Met preferred stock md q ma
teriai dividend on Inter Met commol
stock. :
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-11-03
FOUR TRAINS A
DAY TO LAMY.
Improved Service on Santa Fe Goes
Into Effect on Sunday, No.
vember IL.

The first train will leave Santa Fe
at $40 a. m. connecting with No.
Westbound and No. 10 eastbound. re.
turning arrive at Santa Fe at 1910 n
m, the same as at present. The sec.
ond train will leave Santa Fe at $3.50
p m. instead of 400 p. m, as at pres.
ent and connect with No. l, west.
bound, and No. 2 eastbound, returning
10 Santa Fe at 600 p. m. instead of
$50 p. m. as at present. The third
train leaves Santa Fe at 6:2O D. m.
to connect with No. westbound and
NO. 4 eastbound. This is the connec.
ton which formerly left Santa Fe at
I:2o p. m. Returning it will arrive at
santa Fe at S:35 p. m, bringing pas.
sengers from Nos. 7 and 2. The
fourth train will leave Santa Fe at
$3.50 p. IN. to connect with No. 9 west.
bound and No. 8 eastbound, arriving
at Santa Fe at 1880 p. m. The San.
ia Fe De Like, once a week will he
put on under this schedule. This
train passes Lamy at 6:35 a. m. west.
bound, and at 11:2O p. m. eastbound.
and makes no stops for passengers
between Albuquerque and La Junta.
Inc above service gives an additional
train for the branch which will do
away with delays at Lany.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-11-03
STOCK MARKET HAS
ITS UP AND DOWNS.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican
New York, Nov. 3.-United States
steel and American Smelling showed
good gains today on the stock mar
ket, owing largely to profession tac-
tics.
Gains were generally extended dur
ing the second hoar. Reading crossed
144. st. Paul improved over a point,
despite it's unfavorable exhibition of
September earnings. There was an
increased absorption of other recog-
nlzed dividend paying railroad issues.
especially New York Central, Penn
sylvania. Santa Fe and Baltimore
and Ohio. Various industrials shared
in the morning Improvement to a sub.
stantial degree with Amalgamated
Copper, United States Steel, and
some lower priced issues were con.
spicuous
Bonds showed moderate firmness.
Stocks relapse9 under pressure OF
realizing sales, Ind hammering BY
the bears. Reading resisted the sell.
ing successfully. American Smelling
broke to 67 3-S and United States
Steel to shade under yesterdays
closing. Union Pacific surrendered
about all of it's gain and there was a
break IL from the high level in Le-
high Valley. The list averaged above
close. The market closed
firm. -
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-11-03
ARCHBISHOP P|TAvAL REAFF|RMS
STAND AGAINST BLUE BALLOT
Exposure of Despcable Circular Signed by A. A. Jones'
i'll Telegram to Governor Mills by Head of
Catholic Church in New Mexico


n. NJ, 3,
y TO THE MEXICO:
surprised that the
editorial published November
and genuneness statement
PITAvAL giving his views the
= which he authorized public.
well knew that the Archbishop amend
men in the light of nonpartisan
which he he
intent of taking with
state ticket other officials, and this emphacay
y his communication.
Following the editorial the Albuquerque
validity Archbshops
throughout New Mexico bearing the A.
chairman which Archbishop
pincped deception"
therefore deemed to the
of New Mexico myself telegraph
further confirm his
in that further attempts
siton in regard to the Blue Ballot
This
Paval which respectfully call people of
The telegram speaks
itself; follows <
"The Western Union Telegraph Company <
Butler N. J, Nov 9, 1911.
VIM. ]. Mills Governor Santa Fe, N 4
My telegram the Journal
the
Ballot of Mexico 4
know that said ballet should net
political ambitions <
ARCHBISHOP J. B. \
trust that the give this statement TO-
gether with the Archbishops publicity
Respectfully Yours, =
WILLIAM MILLS, y
Governor of New y
<xxxSxs x<Sx<x~ sxx~~ ~~.~~ANN>xNx
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-11-03
TWO THOUSAND TAKE
OATH OF ALLEGIANCE.
Ensenada Turns Out to See Ceremony
in Which Army swears Loyalty
to Madero.

(Bv Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Ensenada, Lower Calf, Nov. 3 via
San Diego, Calf, Nov. 3.-Two thou
sand officers and men of the Mexican
army this afternoon swore allegiance
to the new government of Mexico in
the presence of practically the entire
population of this place. Immediate.
" after the ceremony, General Cordil-
10 Escudero, civil and military govern
or of Lower California, left in an au,
tomobile for Tia Juana and will reach
San Diego tomorrow morning.
The ceremony was conducted bv
Colonel Miguel Mayol, commander of
the eighth battalion, Mexican army.
The troops were drawn up in two par
allel lines on the main street with
the head of the column at the govern.
ment building.
The flag was unfurled, the officers
laid their barred swords on the flag,
the troops presented arms and the
oath was administered.
1t Is uncertain when General Escu.
dero will return to Ensenada, as he
has been ordered to Mexico City by the
government.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-11-03
CHICAGO BORC|A
IS ARRESTED
Sufficient Arsenic Found In
Liver of Last Victim to
Cause Death
She IS CHARGED WITH MURDER
Ten of Her Associates Died Un.
der Mysterious Circum-
stances

(By Special Leased Wire 10 New Mexican)
Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 3.-President
Russell Haines of Rush College. re-.
ported to Coroner Hoffman today
that he had found abundant arsenic
in Policeman Arthur Bissonette's liv.
er to cause death. Immediately after
the announcement that Bissonette's
death was caused by poison, chief of
police, McWeeny prepared to swear
out warrant for Mrs. Louis Vermi-
Iva, charging her with the murder of
Arthur Bissonette and Richard Smith,
an Illinois Central conductor, who
died mysteriously while a roomer at
Mrs. Vermilya's house.
Eight Other Mysterious Deaths.
Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. Eight other
deaths within the last few years of
persons related to or closely associat-
ed with Mrs. Vermilya were recalled
by the police today. Smith died a
year ago while boarder at her home.
Widow Seriously III.
NAio. VCi hllyd lOI lllt past lew udyS
has been under close police guard at
her home. According to plan, she
will be taken at once to a police sta
tion, although her physician declares
she is seriously ill., Other deaths
were: Fred Brinkamp, first husband
of Mrs. Vermilya, left $4,000 to the
widow.
Three Husbands and Several Children.
Charles Vermilya, the second hus-
band, died two years ago, leaving
$4,000. Frank Brinkamp, a son by her
first marriage, died year ago, leaving
his mother $1,000. Harry J. Yer.
milya, a step-son, died year ago.
after quarrel with his stepmother
over the sale of house.
Lillian Brinkamp, granddaughter of
Fred Brinkamp, died 1906 at home of
Mrs. Vermilya.
Richard T. Smith, died a year ago,
while rooming at her home. He was
reputed to have left her $4,000 life
and declared by some to
have been third husband.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-11-03
FORECAST Of
TAFT'S MESSAGE
He Will Devote Considerable
Space to Discussing
Tariff Reform
TRUSTS WILL Be TOUCHED UP
Federal Incorporation Bill Will
Be Recommended by
President.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexicanj }
Hot Springs, Va, Nov. 3.-Although
President Taft had planned a four.
day stay in Hot Springs with the idea
of resting, he will do some work here
on his annual message to Congress.
Mr.. Taft reached Hot Springs to-
day. Mrs. Taft met him at the station
and they were driven to the hotel
that will be the white House, until
Monday. Almost as soon as break.
fast was over, Mr.. Taft hurried out
to the golf links to play his second
game since he left Beverly on Sep
tember Is.
Secretary Hilles stopped at Wash
ington. Mr.. Hilles will collect data
from various government departments
for use of the president in writing his
message. Mr.. Taft will devote much
attention in the coming message to
discussion of tariff reform with ref
erence to the forthcoming report of
the tariff board on the wool and cot
ton schedules. He will discuss the
trust" question and recommend that
the federal incorporation bill
drawn up and presented to Congress
two years ago, be enacted into law.
The reports of both the Hughes
committee, which is investigating
second class postage rates, and the
rairoad securities committee, which
is looking into the question of stock
watering will be in Mr.. Taft's hands
in few days and they will enable
him to treat these matters in his mes
sage.
Conservation, some discussion Of
Alaska, naval reorganization as sug-
gested in the presidents statement
issued on the yacht Mayflower yester-
day after the naval review at New
York, and currency reform are among
matters which will be brought to the
of Congress.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-11-03
ELEVEN JURORS
IN THE BOX
Prospects That McNamara's
Trial VIII Soon Be In
Full Swing
TWO ThLESNEN REPORTED Ill
w. H, Andrews Only Venireman
Who Remained For
examination.

tBv Special Leased Wire to New Mexlcan)
Los Angeles, Calf. Nov. with
one more juror accepted as to cause
by both sides soon after court opened
today in the Mcnamara trial, prospects
for full jury box before the close
OF court appeared excellent. Byron
Lisk, Pasadena mill owner, was the
eleventh man chosen.
Ii. V. Blenkiron, real estate deal
e". the only other talesman in the
jury box not yet accepted, was ex
amined as soon as Lisk had been
passed. Only one venireman, w. II
Andrews, remained outside the box
and 1t was expected that if neither An.
dreWs nor Blenkiron was accepted
court proceedings might be, suspended
until more talesmen could be secured.
Bleniiron was accepted by the de.
tense after less than five minutes ey.
animation by Attorney Clarence s
Darrow, chief of counsel for the de-
Tense
Both sides came into court prepared
to exercise peremptory challenges
against jurors accepted as to cause.
whom they believe would not make
fair jurors.
1t was expected that no more than
three or four jurors at the outside
would be left at the conclusion of this
process.
Two talesmen, George Mckee and
b. ID. Green, were i'll and received
medical treatment last night, but
were reported recovering today.
Fourth Panel Summoned.
Los Angeles, Calf, No. 3.-The Nc
Namara murder trial dangled for
hours today on the edge of a Jury
as to cause. With eleven
men in the box, opposing counsel
were tangled over H. V. Blenkiron. a
real estate dealer, who might make
the twelfth man until Judge Walter
Bordwell, reused from his usual quiet
ordered them to restore quiet.
Talesman Byron Lisk, miller from
pasadena, was accepted as to cause
by both sides, making the eleventh
man SO accepted
Only one talesman was left outside
the box in the third venire drawn to
try James B. Mcnamara for the mur.
der of Charles J. Haggerty, a victim
OF the Los Angeles Times explosion.
In the fourth panel, summoned to
appear tomorrow, is the name of
Harry Chandler, son-in-law of H. G.
Otis, publisher of the Times and him.
self vice president of the Times-Mir- |
ror Company
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-11-03
RAILROADS ARE LIABLE
FOR FULLY $2Oo, 900, 900.
oHcia's Putting Their Heads Togeth,
er to See What Can Be Done
About 1t.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican,
Washington, D. c., Nov. 3.-Officials
of the Pennsylvania, Philadelphia and
Reading; the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy, the Baltimore & Ohio, and At.
lantic Coast Line railroads, having
employees relief association liabili-
ties which they claim aggregate $780,.
100000, conferred here late today in
ar effort to ascertain Just what Con.
gress expects of them. They will an.
pear Monday before the Congressional
Employers Liability committee.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-11-03
RODGERS FLIES
OVER YUMA
Headed Straight For the
Coast and May Reach
1t Tonight
SPECIAL TRAIN SENT AHEAD
He Made a Stop at Imperial
Junction, Call.
fornia.

,By Special Leased Wire TO New Mexlcan)
Yuma, Ariz., Gov. 3.-Aviator Rod.
gers passed over Yuma at S:25 O'Clock
this morning, flying high and fast. Ap.
parently he intenGs TO try to make
his coast goal without another stop.
although the distance to Los Angeles
from Stovall siding, where he spent
the night. is BIT miles. The exact
time Rodgers left Stovall is not
known, but he passed over Mohawk
Valley, seven miles west of the siding
and sixty miles east of here. at 1872
a. m.
The special train which carried a
supply of gasoline to the aviator from
here last night, is expected to return
this morning, bringing his mechani.
clans, who will continue on to White
Water, Cal. 200 miles from Los An.
geles.
Average 51.3 Miles an Hour.
Yuma, Ariz, Nov. 3.-Up to this
point, Rodgers has covered 3.963
miles since he left Sheepshead Bay
IN actual flying time of 1888 minutes
or seventy-seven hours thirteen min.
utes. These figures, on a twenty-four.
hour calculation, give three days. five
hours ana thirteen minutes for the
distance. or an average of 51.3 miles
an hour
Rodgers Now in California.
imperial jet, Calf, Nov. 3.-Rod.
gers landed here, sixty-six miles from
Yuma and 1S4 miles from Los Ange.
les at II o'clock. He will proceed
shortly this afternoon.
Established New Record.
Imperial Jet, Calf, Nov. 3.-Gal-
bfalth Z. Rodgers, the trans-continen.
tai flyer, arrived here at 1927 a. m.
today, 1874 miles from the finish of
MS ocean to ocean flight. which be-
gan at Sheephead Bay, September II.
Engine trouble brought him down but
not until he had established what is
believed to be new worlds record in
aviation
He flew 133 miles from Stoyall sid
ing, Arizona, the desert water tank.
where he was forced to spend last
night, in 125 minutes. and used fiji
teen gallons of gasoline. Rodgers
started out to fly the entire 317 miles
from Stovall siding to Pasadena with
out stop, but when he arrived over
this place his motor was missing"
badly and he was forced to alieht
His mechanicians arrived shortly
afterwards on the aviators special
train from Yuma and went to work on
the motor at once but it was stated
nat the engine was in such condition
nat it would be impossible for Rod
gers to make Pasadena before tomor-
'ow afternoon. 1t is possible that his
arrival may be further DELAYED until
sunday. However Rodgers stated
hat he would do his best to cover the
distance by tomorrow.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-11-03
DEMOCRATIC METHODS TOO
RAW, EVEN FOR EDDY COUNTY

TWO Names Left OF Non-Partjsan
Ticket in Order to Defeat Il
PILOT Exposed.
Special to the New Mexican
Artesia, N. M, Nov. 3.-In an al.
tempt to steal the election in Eddv
county, the Democratic ring at Carls.
pad left two names off the non-parti.
san ticket, E. T. Dunaway for state
senator, and o. H. Green for repre-.
sentative. W. H. Mullane, county
printer, lays the blame on Arthur
o'Qulnn, county clerk, and the clerk
lays the blame on Mullane. Citizens
are very indignant over the matter
and Dunaway and Green will be elect.
ed Dy large majority. 1t is the dir
tiest work ever pulled off in Eddy
county and would have been M,
through if not discovered accidentallv
by the non-partisans.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-11-03
TURKS OCCUPY ALL
OF THE OUTER FORTS
Italian Troops at Tripoii Seem to
Have Been Crowded Within
the Walls.

tBv Special Leased Wire to New Mexican,
Berlin, Nov. 3.-The report that all
the outer forts at Tripoli are in the
bands of the Turks is confirmed in
well-informed circles here. The Ital.
ians hold the forts within the city
proper.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-11-03
BISHOP DAVID J. MOORE
TO BE INVESTIGATED.
Is charged With LibeIing Mrs. Carrie
E. Cope Of Topeka, in In.
discreet Letter.

tBy Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Oklahoma City, Okla, Nov. "a
committee of three bishops of the
Methodist Episcopal church will inves-
tlgate at Topeka, Kansas, charges
brought against Bishop David ].
Moore of Cincinnati, by Mrs. Carrie
+. Cope of Topeka. She declares she
has been libeled by the bishop in a
letter she says he wrote to Mrs. Geo.
0. Robinson, of Detroit. The letter in
question was published by newspapers
at Wichita, Kansas.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-11-03
MRS. ZEE RUNGE M'REE
FAILS OF ACQUITTAL.
Mis-triaI Results in Case Of Louisiana
Woman Who Killed Young
Student.

(By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Opelousas, La, Nov. "A mis-trial
was recorded in the case of Mrs. Zee
Runge McRee, accused of tho murder
of Allan Garland, the young Tulane
student. The jury, which had been
out since noon yesterday, reported
this morning it could not agree. Mrs.
McRee had expected speedy acquit.
tai on her declaration that she shot
young Garland I'm defense Of her
honor"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-11-03
BIG REPUBLICAN RALLY
TONIGHT AT PENASCO.

Taos County Will Give Four Hundred
Majority for 6ursum and Rest
of Ticket.
Special to the New Mexican.
Taos, N. M, Nov. 3.-There will be
big Republican rally at Penasco to.
night. Addresses will be made by ex.
Delegate Thomas B. Catron. Ramon
Sanchez and others. Sanchez predicts
that the Republican ticket will receive
from 400 upwards majority. Bets are
being made two to one that the Re-
publican ticket will sweep the county.
People are furious over the discovery
that registration lists in one precinct
nave been padded by the Democrats,
nifty names Of non-residents being
added to the list.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-11-03

Captain Fred Fornoff has addressed
the following letter to the New Mexico
Mounted Police concerning their
duties on Tuesday, November Z, when
the voters of New Mexico will elect a
state ticket:
Santa Fe, Nov. 2, 1911.
Dear Sir-It is expected that every
Police will so perform his duty on
election day that no complaint will
be heard from tile people of New Mex
ico.
Your duty is to see that the cleo
ton is conducted in an orderly man
ner; that no drunken men be allowed
around the voting places; that dis
order of any kind is quickly suppress
ed. You will, as far as possible,
work in harmony with the local Off
GERS, and at all times direct your
efforts to the preservation of the
peace. I would suggest to you that
you familiarize yourself with the elec.
tion law of the territory so that you
can intelligently perform the duties
OF your Office.
Very respectfully,
FRED FORNOFF,
Captain Mounted Police
For the Treasury.
Territorial Treasurer Rufus J. Pa
len has received the sum of $19O63
from Tito Melendez, treasurer of Mora
county, and $269.5O from Game and
Fish Warden Thomas P. Gable.
Mr.. Jaffa at Work.
Territorial Secretary Nathan Jaffa
has gone to Roswell to vote and take
part in the campaign and to help the
Republican ticket. Mr.. Jaffa's home
is in Roswell and he has many friends
there.
Land Entries.
The following are the land entries at
the Santa Fe land office: Adolfo Carl
llo, Monero; Porfirio Gallegos, Villa
nueva; Serafino Giovanetti, Heaton;
Bomlet S. Switzer, Naranjo; Fitzhugh
M. McMillen, Kingfisher, Oklahoma;
Eligio G. de Mares, Colonias.
Insurance Matters.
The Western States Life Insurance
Company of San Francisco is anxious
to be admitted to the territory and
wired Colonel Jacobo Chaves, the in
surance commissioner, to that effect.
The companys application papers are
under advisement
Federal Building.
The custodian of the federal build
ing, Internal Revenue H. P. Bardshar,
is asking for bids to fertilize the six
acre lawn around the federal build
ing. Over $50 loads of fertilizer will
be required and this work is essential
If the lawn is to present the fine ap-
pearance it did this summer.
Internal Revenue Matters.
Miss Esther M. Barton of North
Yakima, Washington, has been ap.
pointed deputy and stenographer in
the internal revenue office here.
0. M. Felix, the internal deputy,
who was transferred here from Ken.
lucky, has been transferred to Allan. |
ta, Ga, where he is the general depu.
ty.
Beautiful Flag Arrives, i
Governor William J. Mills received
the beautiful IS star flag presented
him by the City of Ell Paso at the state !
hood celebration held there and which
the governor with several other gov.
ernors of other states attended re.
Gently. The flag is of silk and has
yellow fringe.
A silver band around the staff bears
this inscription:
From Ell Paso's Statehood Jubilee |
oct' IL, 2o, Il. 1911" and in large
letters the words New Mexico"
The flag may be seen in the gov
ernor's office.