Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-01-13

inauguration WedIner at SANTA re
generally is ideal, although the capi-
tai has seen a hundred governors
come and go since the Spaniards first
made their way to this part OF the
state. However, not all inausurals
were attended with the elaborate dis
riay that has been arranged for the
Mcdonald inauguration. 1t is told,
fer instance, that Governor Ross took
the oath at sunrise on the roof of the
Palace of the Governors, and that
Governor Thornton's inaugural was
very simple, while another governor
was sworn in by a justice of the peace.
All in Readiness.
The committees which have been
working hard ever since the president
issued his proclamation, and even be-
fore that, have everything in readi-
ness to make the Mcdonald Inaugural
ton eclipse all former events of that
Kind. Decorations and illuminations
are on grand scale. Withal, dignity
and simplicity will be observed in the
inaugural ceremonies proper. 1t
must be emphasized that this is not
political or partisan affair, but a
statehood celebration for the entire
people and that especially to the re-
ception in the Palace of the Govern
ors between eight and ten o'clock
Monday evening, every person in San
ia Fe is urged to come.
Mcdonald Party.
Governor McDonald's party of 20
is expected to arrive some time to-
morrow over the Ell Paso & South
western and the New Mexico Central
railroads, and will come on a special
Pullman car There will be thirty
others on the train from Carrizozo
and vicinity. Other state officials and
their families are arriving and there
will be hundreds of visitors from ev-
cry part of New Mexico.
In the Mcdonald party will be Gov
ernor and Mrs. Mcdonald and daught.
er Frances; Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Nc
Court; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J. Rol
and; Mr. and Mrs. John A. Haley;
Miss Lesnet; Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Ziegler and two daughters; Mrs. Cal
frey; Mr.. Frank Nelson; Mr.. and Mrs.
W. J. Doering; Mr.. and Mrs. George
l.. Ulrich; A. H. Hudspeth; John
Y. Hewitt; Henry Lutz; Porfirio Cha.
veZ, and DR.. Guido Ranger.
The doors to the Hall of Representa-
tives will be opened at ten o'clock
Monday forenoon, but if the weather
permits the ceremonies will take
place outside. 1t will be a busy day
indeed for those who are working to
make the opening day of the state
regime notable one in the annals of
the capital.
Two Tickets Lost.
Two tickets have been lost or stol-
en-. They are numbers 331 and 3S9,
and will not be honored if presented
at the entrance to the ball room.
Program.
10 a. m. Executive committee calls
or Governor-e Mcdonald
1890 a. m. Adjutant General calls
fer Governor Mills and Chief Justice
Clarence ]. Roberts escorting them to
the Palace hotel at II a. NJ
1890 a. m. Judge laughing calls
for Mrs. Mills and escorts her to the
Palace hotel to meet Mrs. Mcdonald.
11:30 a. m. Governor Mills, Govern
or-elect Mcdonald and Chief Justice
leave for the capitol, escorted Dy Ad-
jutant General Brookes. the govern
or's staff mounted and National
Guard.
11:30 a. m. Mrs. Mcdonald and
party arrive at capitol and are es-
corted to seats reserved in the Hall
of Representatives. Members of gov
ernors staff act as ushers to seat peo.
pie who will be admitted by card only,
as capacity of hall is very limited
Those with tickets must be on hand
at 1870 or their seats will be given
to others.
Gf weather permits, the inaugural
exercises will take place on main
stairway of capitol)
11:50. Address by Governor Mills.
NOON. Oath administered by Chief
Justice Roberts to Governor McDon-
aid.
1905 p. m. Inaugural address of
Governor Mcdonald
1880 p. m. Ode, "The Forty-sev-
enth Star, New Mexico composed
and set to music by Rev. julius Hart.
mann by chorus arranged as liv.
ing flag.
12:45 p. m. Dismissal and forma.
tion of line of military parade under
Marshal of the Day Major Frederick
Muller
1 p. m. Military parade
3 p. m. Serenade to Governor and
Mrs. Mcdonald at executive mansion
4 p. m. Band concert in Plaza.
| 6 p. m. Illumination of the capitol
-Welcome Arch at Plaza-Palace Of
the Governors-National Guard Arm
ory.
| 8 to 10 p. m. Public reception al
! the Palace of the Governors to which
all are invited. No tickets needed tc
reception which is free to everyone.
1910 p. m. Grand march at Nation
al Guard Armory led by Governor ant
Mrs. Mcdonald opening the inaugura
ball.
Line of March for Inaugural Paraee
The military escort consisting O.
Company E and F, of the militia will
leave the Palace hotel marching doWr