El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-01

Good Hyes HOwdy!.
A short band concert followed ana
the retiring governor made a short
address ut its conclusion. thanking
the people for their support Of his
ldmlnistrat alton and asking them 10
help hold up the hands Of the incom-
ing chief executive
Promptly az noon chief justice
Parker administered the oath py
which o. A I.arrazol5 solemnly swore
20 uphold the constitution OF the
state and enforce the laws OF the
ccmmonwealth-
Nov the new governor OF the state,
Re turned. in the midst OF applause,
20 deliver his inaugural, first in
English. then in Spanish He was in
terrupted repeatedly by hand clap
ping and for several minutes after
taking the oath. could net make him
self heard for the Vociferous applause
q the people
A song BIZ a Liberty chorus. under
direction OF Ms Henderson. followed
and then cannon in the park nearby
hcoued the salute that officially an
rcu1ced thu new governor IN oIIlce
and proclaimed him not only the civil
Eovernor OF the state. but the com
mauder in chief Of its armed ana
military forces
Al narade back 10 the De Vargas.
rnarshaied bT capt. Fritz Muller, or
Rough Rider fame. concluded the
morning ceremonies
Real Holiday Decorations
The city is IN the genuine attire o.
q holiday. the principal decoration
being Tags OF the American nation
This afternoon a band serenadeu
the new governor and Mrs. LarrazOlo,
and this afternoon every man, woman
and child in santa Fe. including the
visitors. VIII shake the hand OF the
new chief executive at public re-
ceplion in the new museum pullding-
4 hrr-er Of flowers and Emii1X in the
Acoua gallery provides 8 fitting set
ting for the receiving party A band
VIII play outside during the cere-
Cay Bail Tonight.
Tonight, II Scottish Rite temple.
the most elaborate ball in the his
tory Of the state viii be given Those
Who ought 10 know, say II IS going
20 rival in splendor the gay decora-
lions e the riceroys. whose courts
aue7 tie natives and often eclipsed
2 the hrilliancT Of their beieWeled
functions k.zgiT celebrations IN the
Old world
IN a strange setting Of ancient pueblo
and Spanish architecCure-an elabor-
ate celebration OF modern progress
sire people. one might say in the
walls Of a temple sacred with the
mystic memories OF the dead past for
Ns- Mexico is today a new New
Mexico. and while proud OF its past
o is rising above tradition and Gus
TON ia che things that are for the
best and IS taking its place with the
progressive elements OF the new
world
without the setting Of the past
"a uould not be the New Mexico
10 love and adorcs these things
make g. sacred TO Its residents
aud Interesting 10 the visitor.
but New Mexico with glorious
past IN turning now 10 face
more glorious future
The View state Ofneer%
Those who went into Office today .
with the new governor. pledged with Z
the state and its people 10 realize E.
their highest ambitions, are
Lent Gov BENJAMIN T. EauEeT.
Secretary q --ate. Manuel Martinez. 7
Treasurer. Charles Z. Strong.
Attorney general o. O. Askren-
Auditor. Edward c. Sargent.
Justice Of tie supreme court judge 4
? Eaynoids.
Supsrintendeut OF public instruc- .
ton. Jonathan H Wagner
Commissioner o. public lands, Nels 4
stsee corporation Commissioner. 7
Jesus r. Luna
EIIzs Entertain TisiforE-
EIks Of santa Fs opened the fes-
-irities last evening with dance. AZ 7
which the old year was danced out /
and the new year was welcomed All &
visitors we're guests OF the Elks dur
'nC the evening