Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-29
0ROzC0 POSSIBLE
IS GOVERNOR
Famous Rebel Leader Being
Talked of as Prospective
Executive for Chihuahua.
Where He Fought.

Ei Paso. Texas. June 29..--torTc.
strong intination that ~ gubernatorial
boom for pasuual Orozco. rebel leader
during the late unpicnsantncss. Wi!
be started soon.
Factions of the old machine which
unsucccssfully attempted To stir up
trouble between the present admins.
| tration and Pasuual Ororco have npw
turned their attention To The launch
ing of n aubcrnatorial candidacy Of
the general In opposition To that Of
Governor Abraham GonzuIct, 60 whom
| great credit In due In the success Of
the revolution. especially in chihua-
| hua. Orozco denies that hc Is 10 be
a candidate and has expressed a de-
sire 10 return to private life.
sylvester Torrazas. through the col
unns of his paper. has stated that he
has no dcsir, To bocom. n candidate.
although he says that his friends arc
urging him To run. II w probable.
however. that there viii be an alum
dane, OF men seeking such a high po-
sition
A gigantic reception was rendered
PasqIai Ogozco and Governor Con
aal.s In that city saturday night
General brozco at the laSt moment
decided not to- attend, much To- the
disappointment Of his admirers. Oroz-
co seems IN show every tendency to-
wards wishing t. retire 10 private life
ana takes the honors hoaped upon
him In "A very modest manner
The reception WAS. however. at
tended by the governor, the secretary
of state, General villa. aud General
Lis. who " great favoritc with both
Moxicans aud Americans.
III Monitor. n small spanish paper
OF Chihuahua was yesterday pro-
claiming that orozco has accepted an
offer made to him to bc candidate
fcr governor Of Chihuahua AZ the
coming elections Oroaco himself
coald not be found this morning. as
he vas busy IN various parts of the
city VITA his soldiers.
II is believed here that any attempt
on the part of politicians To- influence
orosco Ia get into the race Is for pure
iy selfish motives On the part Of the
men who are urging him.
orozco has throughout tn, past
few days held that he would not be a
candidatr and has stated that he
wishes To- retire Ia private HE II ~
generally conceded that he would not
have chance To- Win IL he should
enter tho race. but would only work
hardship on The ticket beaded hy
Abraham Gonzales, thr present gov
rrnor
oruzco is not a We'll educated man
and Is not acquainted with the meth
ODDS ~ cunning politicians. and In that
case A. would be easier for the ma
positions and perhaps influence him
Ia an undcrhnnded manner. I, Is *
p.ctc1 that the campaign this fall
viii bee y warm one. especially az u
wiz he the first election in this state
where the people will be allowed to
express their sentiments az the polls.
Heretofore the elections were forrgonc
conclusions ana nothing short of APP
poin,monts made by tn" president and
his ring Of .o-cailcd advisers
Abraham Gonzales Is growing more
popular here each day ON account pi
IN" prominent part hc played ~ the
late war. ana on account of tho mas
tvrly way with which hc has conduct o.
I'd affairs since his Inauguration in
this city. pHly u cunning combination
~ plnts ON the pnri of Tho former
dictstors of the state can defeat ham
NJ the polls.
Among tn" first signs oi justice tu
b. administered by the new !. gim, *
thu rcopcning of the famous lank
of Mincra caso Early Saturda, morn
ing there arrived from McNicu City
three prisoners who were imm, diatoh
confined In the pcnitontiarv. These
men are Antonio kedras. former
chief OF police VI this city. his score
tary. Gonzales, and "A detective named
Vtllpviccncio.
TIN. public bciico,s that thcs, three
mon Wrongfully imprisoned more than
80 iunocent persons who're they ac'
cuscd ot the robbery with the Knowi-
edge tina, they We're innocent. ~ AZ
outcome of the Investigation "holc-
sale arrests and cruel fortunes ar,
alleged
Three young men rho We're en-
| ployed By the bank were finally con
/ victcd OF the robbery and are still
confined in prison.
| other results of the fortunes ant
arrests were death and the loss %
minds in the Jail of prisoners or thrti
T, relatives, one woman who Was son
fined In "A marrow. fl,hy cell gaN'
birth Ia "A child, she and her oil
spring Immediately dying, The par
cnis Of young man named cunt,
died Of grief when their son wai
ihrnNn Into nrIsun.