Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05
SAN DIEGO PAPER
HAS BOUQUET FOR
new MEKICAhS
High Praise for Men Appoint.
ed by Governor to Act As
Commission to Big Coast Ex-
positions.

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san Diego. CALI. June 5. The
news Of Governor William G. MELON
alds appointment Of the New Mexico
loommisslon 10 the San Diego and the
San Francisco expeditions was re-
ceived here with enthusiasm. The Sc
lection OF men OF such prominence
Is especially gratifying.
Tho San Diego Union. the leading
daily Of southern California devotes
a column article on front page %
the appointment Of tho commisMon
land thus comments on tho PERSONNEL
OF its membership:
Governor Mcdonald would have
had difficulty "a find more noted ~
more suitable men Tor tbs commis-
sion.
Former Governor ilaKernan n a
lwesterner. deeply interested Ia irriRa-
ton and owns extensive orchards
which he manages himself. III WAS
Il formerly Ia the diplomatic s9rg.ce,
and was stationed ~ 81 PetefsimrK'
RUSSIA. lie was Appointed governor
OF New Mexico by MIR. Roosevelt. re
figured prominently In the first atate
campaign Of New MeXlco, stuinpliis
the state as Progressive Repppli-
can.
Former Gov William g. morn
Ton ranke as one OF New McNics's
most distinguished Democratic COVER
nors, and ho has a legion OF friends
lin the Southwest lie resides part Of
the year AZ Los Angeles. but also hiss
winter home 81 Old Mexico. lie As
scholar and traveller.
Colonel Ralph r.. Twltchen u an
historian, and HIS recent history &c
New Mexico has been high praised
by the greatest authorities ~ the
world. Colonel ww.rheh ~ an attor-
lney fer slsa Santa Re railway and IS
iceply Interested la the future growth
/ of the Southwest an well az N It's
history.
j.. ]. shuler Is prominen- buslucss
{ man Of Ration New Mexico, and VIII
! ably represent northern New Mexico.
! lie was a rosgh rider In the SPANISH
American war
''d. A. Jaaro, like Governor Thrnn-
{ ton. resides good deal 81 the time
In California for his home s ip Eak-
orsacld. ilo represents vast real ~
] tate Interests OF WIN Tevis. both ~
this state aud h New Mexico pc
was prominently mentioned 49, e cane
diHatc Tor appoi9'me'd u governrr
. Of New Mexico before d became
, state. lie viii be one Of me most IN
tfluenliai numbers 81 the commission
and with his knowledge of caii.or-
, nin Will donbtlcss do much 20 assist
, New Mexico make aredi1ah'e OK
hibit."
That Other Commsaur.
The "UnionH points uiH that even
: when New Mexico wes lefriiory'
lts distinguished governor William y
Mills selected former gcvernor hhd
also an artist 90 ropresen, Now 'icSi-
co at the exposition. u rase tiaie'
: hood should be indefinitely Delayed
: Says tho Union;
, with the appointment Of this com
mission, the previous one appointoo
! lby William J. Mills while govcrnoi
Il OF the territory OF New Mexico. VIII
Of course. not hold over. This com
mission consisted OF two santa Feans
Ellguoi 4. Oiero. for nine years GOV
ernor Of New Mexico and descend
ant OF q famous Spanish family hn'
Carl BotaVe a suecesafui portrait ans
landscape artist. pupil OF the famoul
cliff dweilers line the walls of M
old Palace OF the Governors here ans
are sought ont BY an tourists wh'
visit the city.
Mas Sent Same Exhlbila
Governor McDonaid'a appointment
Of tho commission 10 visit San Dies
IL regarded a. timely IN view OF m
fact thal ArizonA's commission ha
been named and " about ready q
start for California.
Moreover. New Mexico o. nlread
participating in che exposition hy an
client pottery and other treasure
shipped "a san Diego some time nH
by nr. Edgar l.. liewett, head of ~
school 81 American Archaeology 4
Santa Fe.
Wlen Are Tthey Comingg
That Ia the outtilpn btinH asked %
day on exposition grounNs and al
over the cliy. a - safe % say ina
when the men from the Senshin
N State 90 ARRIVE here the people d
y San Diego win bid theni welcom