Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-03
PEACE ENJOYS TO
MEET TOMORROW
FOR WORK
Carabaj jail Arrived in FL Paso
Unexpectedly Last Night
and Formal Negotiations
Will BE Opened.

- ~ OBNhSV'
tnt t,cnins ucrsid \. y. Leased Wire,
w Paso. Texas. May . a thc
'uuDlu .uu Ot a conference this morn.
iug Dee announcement was made that
tho ir" meeting of the peace com.
m-sloncrs would take place on the
saur spot tomorrow morning at .
u.clocN
for distance OF 600 yards on both
slides ut The meeting place. no one cN.
C'pt thc peace commissioner viii be-
admitted ,ludgc Carhaial said he
would he the sole representative OF
lh, government In attendance tn"
meeting will he held IN tent
judge Francisco Carhaial. the on
cldl NcNican peace commissioner ar.
rived here last night. surprising ev.
90 NbOdN connected with the ncgotin-
'iuls. as ne had moi been expected Tor
an least - hours more He immodi.
dtch went into conference with Oscar
h1anin Esuulabal Ohregon and Ks.
ia"l hernandez, who have been act
ing as gO-hci wcon w the negotiations
thus far
81 the conclusion of the conference
Scnor iiranim announced that Judge
CWuaial had brought "full and ne.
crssarN powers for treating with the
toNrl commissioners and that no
hitch would occur on that score judge
CHroalal refused To discuss the in.
-'ructluns which had been given him
90 Mexico CITY. lie said II was obvl.
nusit impossible for him to disclose
heir nature ut this time
Judge Carbaial will act alone. whllc
Dr NasluCz Come viii represent tho
PROVISIONAL government. advised bv
Don Francisco Madcro. Sr. and Senior
Pine Suarez, a lawyer, and provision.
al governor of yucatan
As previously stated. Judge Carha.
jals decay AZ Saltillo was due 10 a
mlsunderslanding of the meeting
place, and 10 the slowness OF tele.
graphic communication In Mexico
Governor Ahmuda acting federal
governor of the state of chihuahua
reported TO have been named ON the
/ com mmission, did not ACCOMPANY the
| federal commissioner today
! II is understood That several
/ changes were made In the revolution.
! IT,! program Tie question or method
| w 'N' itt4l Wt flIAiN D. lhilb' N'Nt'iii'
! ors for various states occupied the
! most attention The exact number
! of states in which The roVoutionists
! viii demand tue right 30 name gov
| ernors has nor YET been agreed upon.
i They viii make 10 plain however TO
! tbo federal peace commission. mat
/ they do not wish To place in power
1 necessarily men who have taken an
active part IN tn revolution Thoy
| are said 10 ,ayor capable men who
lrr ia sympathy with the political
! principles of the insurgents ana at
The same time popular enough 10
/ tranquiiilc their states
The Insurgents wish 10 submit,
three names for each goycrnorsmp ~
the states IN which tho peace a2rot
/ nicnt shall allow them 30 name these
officials. the legislature being permit.
tcd 20 choose any ono rnc repe,-
VIII in'ist, however. one radical
Chauro nom The proCedur, hitherto
followed Ia The appointment OF gov.
oruor+ The candidates submiftaa %.
! The men chosen must BE- natives or
| longtime residents OF the state N
which they are candidates. and o,
thc expiration of their terms. fret
. ,.' w ~ w 'u,'' S'".o'
Ia. .',',i' ~" ""n'u u o'ou' a. no''
',' , ~, ''''i o"9'' y "ou'u v,
.l.',t'i III, ~ w.! l"''' '"'
,',,'.,'''' 49,, " ' ''', p" NV" N.i"', y.
have sufficient strength 10 pacincat,
'hc people ~ the present time
AFTER the sci Fction @. provisional
governors shall have been made aud
w. '', ,"'"' =" Io''s'' ''o''Iu,n'
', ~ 'u' '''a", n.ii ~, p'I,' '"''' seho' 81 !
.. ..'''' ="
1