El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-15


Williams. Republican; NJ S. Growers,
Republican; George H Livingston, pro
gressive Republican, being a newly ere
ated commission
Santa Fe is thronged with nqnoI -Is'l5
of visitors from all parts OF the new
state. The afternoon was ennVened py
a band concert by the military band IN
the plaza.
In the evening the public reception
viii take place in the historic paIace
Of the governors 3O7 years OLD, gov
ernOr Mcdonald being the lost eNecu-
tive of New Mexico to enter II
Legislative Call Tuesday.
Governor Mcdonald stated that ne
would issue the CALI Tuesday TOT the
legislature TO elect two United states
senators and would not announce any
appointments for some time Message
of gratulatiOns from eminent men
and especially Democratic leaders OF
national Importance poured IN upon
governor Mcdonald all day.
Elaborate Preparations.
Committees had been working for
weeks to eclipse all former inaugural
celebrations and there is especial signt-
ficance in the fact that william c Nc
Donald, the quiet, seh-contalneo
Scotch-Irish American Of indOmitable
will. is the first state governor and
the first Democrat TO sit in the eXecu-
tive chair since William T. Thornton
vent out Of office rs years ago
There was a throng Of ex-governOrs
at the inauguration. Five OF them were
on the honorary reception committee.
William T Thornton, l. Bradford
Prince, Miguel A. OterO, Herbert ].
Hagerman, George Curry. in addition
30 William J. Mills, who is the last OF
the territorial governors. OF their pre-
aecessors. SIS governed under Spanish
rule from 1898 to 1922; 10 governed
under the flag Of Mexico from 1922 to
I946; four governed under American
mil "a r-rr7. TO .
remainder, q, have been governors un-
der the territorial form Of government
and the entire list is appended;
Governors Under Spanish Rulr
Juan de Onate, 159S-16OS
Pedro de Peralta. 1908.
Felipe ZOtylO, 1928.
Manuel de Silva. 1929.
Fern de Arguello, 1910.
Luis de Rosas, 1871.
Valdez. 1872
Alfonso PachecO de Heredia, 1913
Fern de ArguellO, 1915.
Luis de Guzman, 1917
fernando de Ugarte IA ConchR
1850.
Juan de Samaniego. 1653-1654
Enrique de Avla y Pacheco. 1856.
Bernardo Lopez de MendizabaI to
1861
Diego de Penyalosa Briceno, 1661rl.
Fern de Villanueva,
Juan de MedranO.
Juan de Miranda
Juan Francisco de TrevinO 1873.
Antonio Otermin. 1888.
Domingo Jironza Patriz Crusat. 1928
Pedro Reneros de Posada. 1868.
Diego de Vargas zaPata Lujan Ponce
De Leon. 1871
Pedro Rodriguez Cubero. 1697-17O3.
Diego de Vargas, etc, marquis de Ia
Nava de Brasinas. 1904.
Juan Paez Hurtado, acting 1704-5.
Francisco CuervO Valdez. ad in
term, 1867.
Jose Chacon Medina saIazar VIZ
lasenOr, marquis de Ia Pamela, 1907
y.
Juan Ignacio Flores MogoIon. 1712-
Felix Martinez, ad interim. 1715-17.
Juan Paez Huartdo. acting 1717.
Antonio Valverde Y COstO, ad interim
I717-22.
Juan de. Estrada Austria, % ad
interim. 1921. %
Juan Domingo de Bustamante. 1872
81.
Gervasio Cruzat Gongora. 1721-2s.
ENRIQUE de Olavidey Michelena. ad in
term, 1863.
Gaspar Domingo de Mendoza, 1883.
Joaquin CadalIes y Rabal. 1883.
Francisco de la ROcha, 1747.
Tomas Nelez Cachupin. 1749-54
Francisco Antonio Marin del Vale
1890.
Mateo Antonio de Mendoza. acting.
1859.
Manuel Portillo Urrisola, acting. 1851
81.
Tomas velez Cachupin. 17e2-s7.
Pedro Fermin de Mendinueta. 1851
IS
Francisco TreboI Navarro. acting.
l77S.
Juan Bautista de ANA, 1883.
Manuel Flon. 1855.
Fernando de Ia Concha. 1884
Fernando Chacon, 1794-1SO5.
Joaquin del Real Allencaster. 1865
Alberto Mainez, 1S07-S
Jose Manrique. 1S10-14
Alberto Mainez, 1851
Pedro Maria de Allande. 1s16-1S.
Facundo Melgares, 1882
Governors Under Mexican RuIe.
Francisco Javier Chavez, 1928.
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