University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Santa Fe New Mexican, 1883-1913 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 3-1-1913 Santa Fe New Mexican, 03-01-1913 New Mexican Printing company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sfnm_news Recommended Citation New Mexican Printing company. "Santa Fe New Mexican, 03-01-1913." (1913). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sfnm_news/3734 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Santa Fe New Mexican, 1883-1913 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. CP NTT-- SI NEW MEXICA VOL. 50 JS!J SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO, SATURDAY, MARCH 1 1913. ' ' great saving over the old fee Bystein. PROPHETS PICK When the people adopted the constit- PROHIBSISAY IT SALARIES BILL IS ution-it was with that understandini! CABINET FOR GALVESTON HEARS THE and bolief. The provisions of this bill A MR. WILSON must, us it seems to me, be a disap IS VICTORY pointment lu uiem, uei;ttiit;, 1. Sev- cf the expenses of the county govern-- 1 Washington, D. C, March VETOED AND HOUSE ment being reduced, they will bo con- - PASSAGE OF HOUSE. JOINT RESOLUTION eral Democratic leaders' in congress HAUGHTY TREAD OF increased. I siderably NO 20 PROVIDING FOR STATEWIDE! known to enjoy the confidence oi un- - In view Of the gerat tax burden - nnnmniTiAU ' itirimtfriiT nirmrn: President-elec- t Wilson, declared to- ti'efwhtch" the people are laboring, ritumoiiiun . nmtnumtm , ruMta; ltlJ they were confident that Henry and' of which they bitterly complain, ' WHITE KIBBONtKS: - SOLDIERS BRAVE STOPS ITS PASSAGE it deems to mo that we are not justi- ,i Jacksoii Waters, president of the Kan- fied in $40,000 for j sas State Agricultural college, at: providing annually in! county officers iu excess of liberal The are greatly! Manhattan, Kansas, was foremost prohibitionists s compensation for the work, performed, pleased over tbi passage by the house tne president-elect'- consideration for OF oc- - -- tne D08t of ..agriculture. BIG MILITARY MACHINE WHICH WILL BE SECOND SENATE SENDS MEASURE BACK, THE OBJECTIONS OF THE GOVERNOR which is done by this bill. , This yesterday of a:: resolution providing! secretary ARMY DIVISION IS curs chiefly in counties of the first and for Hie submission of an amendment Mr. Waters, a Missouriari by natlvi-- 1 BUT EFFORT TO HURRY IT BROUGHT BY MANY TRAINS -- MAJOR GENERAL IN NEW MEXICO NOTWITHSTANDING, second classes, though there is con- - to the state constitution for state-wid- ty. is said to have the friendship of CARTER, COMMAND, of in the third-clas- s coun - prohibition. They, assert that Speaker Clark, as well as of William THROUGH LOWER BRANCH RESULTS IN SUDDEN CHANGE OF HEART siderable it tlmj DIRECTS EACH UNIT BY TELEPHONE AS IT ARRIVES. ' lis a and .1. of tjes. victory for prohibition that It; Bryan. Department agriculture j 111 in one BY OLD GUARD. Assessors alone in all the counties, p eventually result the people officials here regard him as ot the obtain $18,000 more than justice registering at the polls their verdict) leading agricultural scientists of the mid fairness would give them. en the liquor traffic in this state. Thej middle west. Those leaders who knew , IN MEXICO In first-clas- s counties $1000 is pro- adoption of this resolution House! of his candidacy today considered his AMERICANS CITY ASK vided for treasurer, while it is wjU Joint Resolution No. 20 was follow selection as practically settled. AND SPIESS CONSPICUOUS ed BURSUM Known that in four of the six counties by the tabling indefinitely of the .jg REDFIELD? county bill Mr. Chrisman. it UNITED STATES TO AID IN PEACE in this class tho work Is practically option by New York, March 1. The Brooklyn The passage of the bill was preced- ON FLOOR WHILE MAJOR URATES" entirely done by deputies who receiv? Eagle makes the unqualified announce- ed by much oratory both for and I from $1200 to $2000, leaving a net sum ment this afternoon in a dis- against the amendment, but the vote special !o the treasurer of from $2000 to $2S00 from that - resulted 35 in the affirmative and 10 patch Washington, Rcpre- Texas City, Texas, March 1. The . 3,500 REBELS SURRENDER. for the honor the sentative Win. O. Hedfield' of Brook- - bearing conferred by in Iha iicroHi'a Thn .nil machine which will be Official reports state that 3300 reb- . rll 1HS - big military vetoed When the veto message was read - . "eeu on"ere(l ail(l nas acccpt- Governor McDonald has the people. iif follows- 'yn the second army division was els have surrendered in the states of - In first-clas- s would eu me coin- - today county salaries- bill officially known in the house, Mr. Chaves moved that Sheriffs counties M. C. position ot secretary ot Puebla and Vera Cruz, 1900 in the Ayes de Baca, Boulwar' - poured into Galveston and Texas City consid- bccu.iu-uiub- o iiir.i.po It, WrtrtlrrMi- YVltcnna nnhlnut bill 'No. 104. ' the measure be taken up for .iow m j state of a of as senate receive un.iy, nurg Carter, Campbell LUBflUUS, by trains which at times choked tho Mexico, and number from one eration. There was an almost unani- u cuuu- - ' Uedfickl to- - small o The wild news swept counties .wu aim in uiu c.ush chrisman, Clancy, Cooney. Cordova Representative declined various lines of railway which con- detachments in many tho mous vote to take the - or would county to another yesterday evening up measure, ties $2000. Downs.- Evans. Gace. fiarcia. (innd - 'day to admit deny that he verge here. other slates. and telephone and caus- the Democrats voting for its consid- Under the head of jailer, third-clas- s ue a member of President Wilson's General Felipe Angeles, who was by telegraph et Gurule, Hilton, House Llewellyn, Soldiers marching, horses in ed a slump in the feelings of eration for the purpose of getting the counties are allowed only $400, which Martinez cabinet. His name was persistently this week appointed military attache general jj0bato, Lopez, Manzanares, ' troops and great loads of equipment of the foremost county officials. measure before the house, as was ex- is not sufficient to employ a man who Uf0reno Mullens Nichols Rogers' speculated In the house as a very to Belgium, was today formally charg- many quickly spread from the railway ter- was add- Mr. Smith. bo considered safe for the of ed with the "unwarranted execution This feeling of dejection plained by can for handling Skidmore, Smith, Toombs, Tucker, strong possibility post to the minals appointed places in of flghr.-in- g ed to the Information, that while BUT LLEWELLYN MOVED and at the same time $S00 and Mr. : secretary of. commerce, but to all his Miguel Garduna, during the by ' prisoners; Tully, Vargas, Young Speak-- Camp Crockett at Galveston and tlu the senate had promptly passed the TO ADJOURN THE HOUSE, is provided to pay a deputy district er. colleagues he stated that lie knew in the capital." Garduna's uncle headquarters camp here. is of measure over the governor's veto by confident that they had c erk in each of these counties, when Nays M. E. Baca, Bhmchnrd, Cat-- ; nothing about it. governor the state of Mexico. Apparently Major General Wm. H. com- a vote of 19 to 6, the Old Guard .lead- votes sufficient to pass the bill, the it is a well known fact that, except roti, 'Chaves, Lucero, Montoya, Qulm: "I have to say," was his Carter, Although the government troops nothing the second division, estab- have taken of ers had failed to muster a sufficient stand pat element at once began man- during terms of the district court, tana, Sanchez, Tripp and Trujillo. remark when told of the published manding possession the city of lished his Governor da vote In the house and the house had euvering towards that Vnd. Major there is very little work to be done. There were a large number of tem-- 1 announcements. headquarters temporarily Aguas Calientes, Fuentes in ah office building. He directs each nas made his to the hills suddenly adjourned without taking, Llewellyn opened the bill by a short The county officers are presumed to perance advocates on ihe floor of the escape with unit as it arrives and a small He took any action on the bill. The Old Guard in which he asserted his great ve their entire time to the per- legislative house the consider by telephone following. all the speech g during moves into available state funds with him. leaders assert that they will have the for the governor and his formance of the duties of their offices, ation of the measure and its passage THE DAY IN CONGRESS. place. friendship GONZALES IS FREE, votes to crowd the bill through, on steadfast resolve never to vote for and in counties where a competent was marked by an outburst of ap-- : THIS GOVERNOR SAFE. ' i KI 1. - Paso, Texas, March Abraham Monday. Opponents of the bill assert anything that would separate the gov man is unable to perform all the du- filause. The prohibitionists opposed SENATE. Tucson, Ariz., March 1. Governor 1.1 it over the in Gonzales, the Chihuahua governor that the house will not pass J eruor from any 0( the functions of his ties of his office, provision should he county option measure the fornr Senator Martin issued call for Dem Jose Maria Maytorona, deposed gover- Mc- - In - deposed and jailed, is a free man t the governor's veto.