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FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1911.
-HE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, S.
A6E THREe)
CERTIFICATE REEXTENDING
CHARTER.
Treasury Department,
OfBce of Comptroller of the Cur
rency. Washington, D. C, Dec. 2, 1910.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned, it has
been made to appear that THE FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OF SANTA FE. I
located in the City of Santa Fe, in the
County of Santa Fe and Territory of
New Mexico, has complied with all
the provisions of the Act of Con
gress "to enable National Banking As
sociatlons to extend their corporate
existence, and for other purposes,''
approved July 12, 18S2, as amended
by the act, approved April 12, 1902;
NOW, THEREFORE, I, LAWRENCE
O. MURRAY, Comptroller of the Cur
rency, do hereby certify that THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SANTA
FE, located in the City of Santa Fe,
in the County of Santa Fe, and Terri
tory of New Mexico, is authorized to
have succession for the period speci
fied in its amended articles of associa
tion; namely, until close of business
on December 2, 1930.
IN TESTIM0N7 WHEREOF wit
ness my hand and Seal of office tbii
second day of December, 1910.
LAWRENCE 0. MURRAY,
Comptroller of the Currency.
(Seal)
Charter No. 1750. Extension No. 1767.
STATEHOOD FORCES
MARCHING 01
Non-Partisan Whirlwind Cam j
paign in Bernalillo j
County
VOTE
Chaves, Eddy, Roosevelt, and
Curry Counties Will Give
Majorities.
Attorney K. D. Tittman, one of the
twenty-nine Democratic delegates in j
the constitutional convention declares (
that Sierra county will give a majori-;
ty for the constitution provided that ;
the vote is gotten out. especially iu
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by 100 or more ! and ; U,
HON. K. C BURSUM.
Territorial Chairman.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior,
V. S. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M.
December 14, 1910. J
Notice la hereby given that Pascual
Vlanueva, of Galisteo, N. M., who on
August 4, 1905, made homestead en
try. No. 8439-06904, for NW 1-4 NE
1-4, and SE 1-4 NW 1-4 of section 15,
township 13 N., range 9 E., N. M. P. j
meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make final five-year proof, to es
tablish claim to the land above de
scribed, before register or receiver U.
S. land office, at Santa Fe, N. M., on
the 8th day of February, 1911
Claimant nam-s as witness:
Bentura Anaya, Juan Vianueva,
Cruz Archuleta, .11 of Galisteo, N. M.,
and Julio Montoya, of Palma, N. M.
MANUEL R. OTERO,
Register.
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Hon. E. D. Tittman of Hillsboro.
the river precincts.
where there is
no opposition but a vast amount of
indifference. Air. Tittman left for
home last evening.
Bursum is Confident.
Albuquerque, N. M., Jan. G. "Ninety-five
out of a hundred people, on
the average are in favor of the con
stitution after they read it, said
j and advantage above statehood for
New Mexico. They are kickers iron
j bled with political dyspepsia, like a
! man who finds fault with the board
ling house bill of fare bci-ais.- he
doesn't take any exercise and doesn't
i digest his food,
j Meeting at Deming Tonight,
i "In Cram, county the constitution
will get a majority of from inn to .'on.
! Friday night there will he a Luna
! county meeting at Dentine at whh-h
H. M Dougherty of Socorro, will
j speak under the auspices of the Non
partisan Statehood League. In Luna
county the issue is statehood versus
Uncle Jimmy I'pton winning his
$lo00 bet. Uncle Jimmy is naturally
working hard to save his $:,n but
it, looks as if he would lose as senti
ment, for statehood is growing. It. is
simply a question as to whellur the
people will get the most benefit from
statehood or from Cm-le Jimmy's
winning his $1500.
The result of the trip through the
southern counties is most encouraging
and as I said before, everywhere the
constitution is proving iis own best
argument."
Dona Ana County Is Safe.
Albuquerque, N. M., .Tan. (I. Ac
cording to Hon. Nestor Montoya, the
(opposition to state-hood in Dona Ana
i county is confined to two or three
people whose combined influence will
have but, little effect on the vote.
"The statement that Dona Ana
! county will go against, the constitu-
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lorial Republican central committee
last night. Mr. Bursum as a result
of his extended trip over the south
ern counties with Governor .Mills, O.
is
in a good position to say how things
are going and he is highly optimistic
over the outcome on January 21. Mr.
Bursum leaves this morning for San-
ita Fe.
j "The way people are coming around
' is most encouraging," said Mr. Bur
sum. "Communities in Socorro coun
ty which four weeks ago were ninety-
! are now practically unanimous for it
able opposition there, is absurd," said
Mr. Montoya yesterday morning at
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haeU-or. Wv,s Monday Tuesdav ! nve l,er cwlt against the, constitution
"B"ulua xuuiouajr j ,-egardless of party. Such well known
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; lienjamin hanchez and others are
: strongly supporting statehood. The
speeches of the governor, Mr. Lar
i razolo and Mr. Montoya have done in
; estimable good and the effects are
I everywhere apparent. The people are
. finding out what is in the constitution,
j and when they do that they are
; practically certain to vote for it.
"In Dona Ana county, I think now
, the chances are that the constitution
I will receive close to a thousand ma
jority. The, town of Dona Ana will go
! practically solid for it. Mesilla, a
Democratic precinct will give a vote
' of eighty per cent for the constitution.
! Las Cruces will give a good majority
the opposition there being con-
fined entirely to a rew persons dis
' gruntled with the county organiza
tion who place personal preferment
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was on Tuesday mortiiiss.
."liit pt-ople at tc-iul- d ih':
Mc-siila, all of tht :u enth
the constitution. The v;
ers of the distriet, men w
are historic,, were all in -in
favor of the com titnti'
"Tuesday af'nioon the
compani. d by .Indue A. !
Mr. Albert Kounl a in. visi'
tunc old town of Inma Ai.
ally every citi.eti of the ,
;.'iid(-d the meeting and tl.
".uestion of their, rieternti
vote for the constitution.
"In a word. Dona Ana.
for statehood, first, last t
time, and will help to swei
hy in a substantial way. ';
- e received from other
southern New Mexico wei.
i enraging. The fact is tu
ple are aroused to the in::,
giving our constitution a
ity. The opposition has In
cntly bitter to arouse, tie
blood of the ppople in tin
Part, of the new state an-
going to get. the vote out
"On the way south we In id an early
morning meeting at San .Man-ial. It
was a holiday and the people, includ
ing many railway employe.-, attended
the meeting. Their enthusiasm was
on a par with that which we met as
we continued south.
"I have now covered a considerable
part of the territory. Tin only dan
ger which lias ever thr. iteiied our
constitution has been indifference re
sulting from the assurance most of
the people have felt that this consti
tution would carry without effort.
This indifference is rapidly disap
pearing and by election day our peo
ple as a matter of pride and of loyal
citizenship will be out in force at the
polls.
"Governor Mills is to participate in
a statehood meeting at Las Vegas
Friday night. The governor, Mr. P.ur
sum, Mr. Larrazolo and myself will
go into Rio Arriba county next week.
Former Governor Otero, Judge Prit
chard and George V. Annijo. are al
ready in Taos county and within the
next ten days' campaign parties, com
posed of men of both political faiths
will have been in every county in
New Mexico. The majorities for the
constitution are going to grow with
every day. The non-partisan organi-
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zation lormea in mis county m-
probably result in similar organiza
tions elsewhere and an organized,
systematic campaign to see that ev
ery vote is cast."
Work of Non-Partisan League.
Albuquerque, N. M.. Jan. . Re
ports received today at, the headquar
ters of the Non-Partisan
League from all counties of the ter
ritory show that everywhere the sen-
in stiifiM,'.
, majority i:
illation of
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the opposition will have so duindi
as to be ptai-'italv n jriif.;We. Tl
bisr omen o! a bu majority is t:
(T.thu.-bstic d-
man. who fa-'ors 'he
eon , . ft ,. very ,- ,
Mora County
I'eivoernts as Weil as '; publicans
ill .Mora county will support the con
stitution, aecordinu to Histrict Afor
ney t'ha.ri s V. ;. Ward v. l.o retai n
ed last c-'.eniir; f.oui a several days'
bttsitiess visit, to tiu-,t county. Mr.
Ward says the constitution will lie
given a big majority in Mora county.
The people there saow a great inti r
tst ill lii - document. Mr. Ward
made several addresses on the docu
ment in Mora and the smaller set'ie
mcnts near that ci... Mora is prepar
ing, says Mr. Waul, to turn out a
large crowd to the sta'ehood meeting
that will he held (here Saturday ev
ening, flovi i nor Mills, O A. Larra
zolo. ( hai ies ,oiess.. Lotus ('.
I!:e!ti and lairhs A .soiess. Lotus ( .
he present anil andress the audience.
On Sundav owning the same speak
ers will eddress a big meeting at
Wagon Mound. Idas Sanchez, super-
top. -,
pot!,-.
proof
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Notice for Publication.
(01:5840 Coal Jcmez Forest)
partmcnt of the Interior,
.'nited States Land Office.
Santa Fe, N. M., Nov. 14, lulu,
(liepubiicatiun.)
e is hereby given that tne
' named claimant Las fi!e:
j possession of said tract for twenty
j years next preceding the survey ol
; the township, viz.:
Ramon Casados, Luciano Gonzales,
: Cristobal Casados, Eusebio Trujiilci.
' aii of Cuba, N.
j Any person who fibres to protest
against the allowance of said proof.
of his intention to make final tor who knows of any substantial rc-a-i:i
s ipport of his claim under son under the laws and repulsac.-.g of
i K a;, i 17 of the act of March the, Interior Department why g-.ch
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act of February 21, ls!;3 (2 given an opportunity at the aoo.e-
" ti saia prooi wu menuor.ea lime ana p;aci to cross
examine the witnesses of said claim
ant, and to otter evidence in rot-sttat
I of that submitted by claimant
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the headquart rs of the Statehood
league. "Not only is the opposition
slight, but it. is fading away very
rapidly and by election day I believe
it will have almost entirely disappear
ed. I know that we can count on not
less than 50f majority from the coun
ty and if the enthusiasm continues
the majority may be bigger. Gover
nor Mills, Mr. Bursum, Mr. Larrazolo
and myself arrived in Las Cruces
Monday evening and received the
most enthusiastic reception I have
ever seen accorded to a party of
speakers in New Mexico on a cam
paign duty. The meeting there lelt
nothing lo be desired either in the
way of attendance or enthusiasm.
The fact is, the people of Las Cruces
want statehood. There is no ques
tion how they are going to vote, and
they are going to see that every vo
ter gets out.
Democratic Chairman for Constitu
tion. "If any further evidence were need
ed as to how' his county will stand,
it was furnished by Mr. Numa Fren
ger, chairman of the Democratic
county committee. Mr. Frenger has
been an opponent of the constitution
and had not. declared himsojf for it
up to the time of our meeting. When
the meeting opened, however, he was
elected chairman and in opening tne
meeting declared himself uncondi
tionally for the constitution. He said
that up to the time he talked with
Mr. Larrazolo he had not given the
constitution careful reading, but that
he had now done so and was satis
fied that it was to the best interest
of every citizen of New Mexico re
gardless of political consideration, to
vote for the constitution and for im
mediate statehood. Mr. Frenger
urged on the people that our first
duty is to insure Immediate admis
sion and that party supremacy can
well afford to wait until afterward
to be decided. Our reception at Las
Cruces and the attention and ap
plause accorded each speaker as well
aB our private talk with the people
convinced us absolutely that Las Cru
ces is practically solid for the consti
tution. Mesilla Turns Out en Masse.
"We had been led to expect soma
opposition to the constitution among
the Spanisii-speaking people. No
such opposition exists. As we ap
proached the town of Mesilla we were
met by 150 men otk horseback and aa
many more on foot. They marched
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Statehood '
litiient for the constitution is grow-j
ing i ntlmsiastic in supplanting indif
ference and the determined cam
paign in l he few count i'-s where op
position has been serious is vapidly
bringing results. Chaves county,
the i'ocos valley Democratic strong
hold, it is believed, wi.i give live hun
dred majority for statehood: Roose
velt and Curry counties, considered
debatable ground, it is now almost
certain will furnish big majorities for
statehood
The campaign started by the Non
Partisan Statehood League hers is
proving one of the most vigorous and
pietures! io ever begun in New Mex
ico, A .' ries of whirlwind meetings
are to b ) held in every precinct iu
the conn y; fences and rocks and
barns ar. to be plastered with glaring
tvne appealing for a big vote for
statehood; and a committee of one
hundred of the most prominent citi
zens of both parties has been formed
to work at the polls on election day.
A canvass is being taken of every
HON. CHARLES A. SPIESS.
Who Will Gpeak at Mora.
iiiti iicii lit of the Mora, county
scltoo's. has charge of I In- arrange-
no tits for the men. big in that town.
Tlif speakf.-s 'a ii! '.' live beri S.itir
day iu an automobile." Las Vegas
Optic.
Lucius Dills Scores His Brethren.
Kdilor Register-Tribune: 1 note
thai, my article in regard to the con
stitution has received far more atten
tion i ban I cxpectul or thought war
ranted, . onsidei ing its hasty prepa
ration. linv. iii't- Mullano of the Carlsbad
Current takes me to task tor submit
ting anything to a Republican paper.
I might retort, that, bad 1 desired to
suppn ss its publicity I would have
sent i to the Cum-nt, but I won't.
lirolher Wood of the Luke-wood Pro
gress sees only straight. Republican
doctrine in it. The enabling act spe
cified that the constitution should tie
Republican in form; the constitution
is Republican in just, the same sense
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