Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-15
ANDREWS AND
MILLS HOPEFUL
But They Admit Statehood
Nav Go Over to March
1913
HARD WORK BY DELEGATES
Few Realize How Adverse Is
the Attitude of
Congress.

Washington. Feb 15-No one out
.:5 y,,.Ai,o.or, am raa1;oa tho
,.,.,r,,. ,h.. .bo d.rogatos from Eaw
,,.,i,a .,.d ,-;,o,a ,rassrs An
s.,,,.. md (,.,,.,,nr,, ho,,o o,,rarded
IN tho ir+,,.,--. ,f socuriro statehood
rr. ,,..r.. ..r.l i,,,,rossion af mon uho
corra fr,ro tb,. o.oet hae baan that
.tbrse measures have roma along in
rho ngrer rroqass IF LEGISLATION and
hoor +o,-or ,,,. ,s d. r,.,,e,. oy course
pr, .h,t is for f,,ar, ,-no Tho raa1
facts ora tbot If has h..., d,a almost
.olo1,, - ,yast.r,, ,,,,gb and hustle thar
sto+obood Of oitbo,. ,orrf,,r,. has boan
od,.orcod IN ire nroesr+ ro.f,iop Men
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so,.,,,od Tho ,co,,air+ar.,, ,f r,r3ctfca1.
y. WOW. ,o,,,.,,al,,r, in tb.. ,a,,ital and
1oro hoforo tho anabling acts we're
,,oa nv hocor ,,i,.,i,r dou.n
,,,1r,ha-o r,,,,, - tho s,7Dor, of admission of
.I,o +or;torios .,Pr+ haven't rira
49, ,tt;, h,,+ sortifoo,iorsn or
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az -, ,,,,fo.+,,,,o+a1v has
gI,,.f7-,, 5nt7s aarr+;t,,+ion +bo+ ic haing
e, a;,a5 ''1O ~. ranroear+o+ivos and the
rrass and the battle that Delegate
cameron has won will all have to be
fought over again, with the final result
n very mucb c1oudad. With New Mex
If ico if is different and statehood is
,t acsured Rn+ the session is getting
r. very short, and whether Mr.. Andrews
d can secure the approval of Congress
70 bofora March Ath looks doubtful. How.
is ever. it is safe to say that with his
II. long service in Washington. and with
ar tba universal friendship which he
has among members, that he can dc
if if the task is within the range O
bnman nossibilitv. The big appropri
alton hills are in fhe wav. the I,orime
Senatorship matter is a bone Of bit
ter contention. and Canadian rec1
m nrncitv is at white heat. To accom-
plish side-step on the part Oh Coil
~ 7''9E ~ '''''N N'f
ter, is none too hopetul' HoFerho
Mills, OF New Mexico, arrived OH 'h
Go ground last week lie gave out ''
interview to a Washington CORES
pondent that voices ms douOts as
early final action.
'I am very hopeful that the const
n tuition will be approved by the Hous
III at once, and have been told by Sent
tor Dillingham; that it has an exec
lent chance of going through tn
ct, Senate at an early date said Go7
ernor Mills "It is a good cOnstitutio
and I can see no reason for objectio
Ito anv part of it by either Congress
or President Taft If it should not b
Pa approyed at this session it will 6
Pa over until 1918. when the Presider
de- can declare the territory admitted
nit Should there be an extra session {
ern- Congress we hope to get favorable a
rye ton then"
al Araricsn Embassies,
and .,z ,4,,,,e,,,1o ~
In, ,,roI-;7i,, :,
ito"'s aIIna i.a ~ oors+r,ction
ons American embassies. legations, an
ner ao,,ar1,r bri1dinoe abroad The So
val ~, noe+ has adontad similar hills