Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-26
RUNORS FLYING THICK AND
FAST Of VARIOUS COMBINATIONS
But Senatorial Deadlock Remains as Rigid as Ever.
Colonel D. c. Collier Addresses
Joint Session.


life and experiences he dwelt on the
ambition of San Diego to become a
large city and the recognition that to
achieve this. the Southwest must be
built up. He described the marvellous
publicity campaign inaugurated and
that is proving great success. He
spoke of the preparations for the San
Diego Exposition, which will eventu-
ally represent an investment of $1,000
GOO to $4,000, 900; of the expert tai
ent that has been employed; the scope
and plans for the great Worlds Fair
whose main object is to exploit the re
sources, the attractions and advant-
ages of the Southwest and predicted
that New Mexico alone would receive
directly at least one hundred thousand
dollars worth of advertising from the
exposition. The affair is to be the
most unique exposition ever held in
the history of the world. The eXposi-
tion is to be archaeolOgical and ethnO-
logical: it will show the development
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beginning to their greatest and latest
development. Referring to the fact
that the exposition management has
secured the best talent to head each
department, Colonel Collier said, the
management came to Santa Fe to find
a man to take hold Of the archaeolog-
ical exhibits DR.. Edgar L. Hewett, di-
rector of the School of American Arch
aeology at Santa Fe. (Applause)
The speaker then explained what he
deemed should be the nature of New
MeXico's exhibit. He gave most in
teresting comparisons that illustrated
the growth of southwestern cities that
capitalized their climate and their
historic points. THE State of New
Mexico has more to offer the tourists
the coonists and the investors than
any other state in the Union" CAP,
plause.)
If the speaker were planning a New
Mexico exhibit, he would feature the
things that draw the tourist, for the
colonist and the investor follow the
tourist. He would take a colony OF
Pueblos to the exposition to there
build their house pyramid with all its
peculiarities, and he would deem il
the greatest permanent drawing care
| of the exposition grounds.
New Mexico and Arizona shall have
the first pick of locations on those
/ grounds, not for any sentimental sen
! timent, but for business reasons. HI
advised New Mexico to send a com
mission to San Diego to pick a site
and plan an exhibit to report to tht
! legislative assembly that meets il
January of next year. Collier said HI
has enjoyed himself immensely il
Santa Fe. The first ten days vaca
! tion he had in thirteen years he spen
| in Santa Fe last October He came
back and is more delighted with San
ia F'e and New Mexico than ever. H,
: has become a New Mexico propert,
owner and hopes to become such t.
a still greater extent in the future.
On motion of Senator Holt, Colone
Collier, was given a vote of thanks
the entire audience that crowded tn
hall, rising and applauding.
Senate.
Alldredge, c. H.-JOnes, Martinez.
Barth, Isaac-Jones, Martinez
Bowman, John M-Fall, Mills.
Burns, Thomas D.-Andrews, Catro1
Clark, John S.-Mills, Fall.
| Champion, Edwin C.-Mills, Fall.
! Doepp, Fred F.-Jones, Martinez.
Evans, A. Jones, Martinez.
| Gallegos, Eugenio BE. Romero
Larazolo.
Hartt, Squire, Jr.-Larrazolo, Catror
! Hinkle, James F-Jones, MARITIME,
Holt, Herbert B.-Fall, Mills.
Ilfeld Louis G.-Mills, Fall
Laughren, Charles J.-Andrews, Ca
ron.
Mabry, Thomas J.-Jones, MARITIME:
Mccoy, William M.-Andrews, E. {
Burke.
Miera, Epimenio A.-Fall Catron.
Navarro, Juan-Mills, Fall.
Page, Gregory-Catron, Andrews.
Pankey, Benjamin F.-Catron, Al
drews.
Romero, Acknowledgements Joh
w. Terry.
Romero, Boleslo-Fall, Catron.
J To
w. Terry.
Walton, William B.--Jones, Ma
tinez.
Baca, Marcos c. de-Hagermal
Terry.
Baca, Miguel E.-Fall, Catron.
Blanchard, w. E.-Andrews, Fall.
Boulware, Robt. H.-Jones, Ma
tinez.
Burg, John B.-Terry, r. L. Baca.
Carter, p. E-Jones, Martinez.
Campbell, J. W.-Jones, Martinez.
Casados, Juan D.-Jones, Martinez
Catron, Charles C.-Catron, A
drews.
Chavez, JameG W.-Andrews, Ca
ron.
e Chrisman, w. H.-Prince, w. H. Wi
n liams.
r Clancy, John J.-Fall, Larrazolo.
e Cooney, Thomas P.-Andrews, H.
= Bursum.
Cordova, Manuel-Not voting.
l. Downs, Charles Pail, Mills.
$ Evans, John Tones, Martinez
t. Gage, Hugh M.-Jones, Martinez.
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