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Mexico's Unique Building
At the San Diego Exposition
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HI fin r IiIoihIk IiIii rniil ronl i limn with
Im mirriMinillni. Ttimlith lh othrt
iiiitliliiim r fiinniKliiiiliiMi.il. they
ni lonrhrd hrr nnil IhiTf lth niliM
tlonn nnd rrl inrmvntu Hhiih lioprmK
lh Mtorinh Influrnre. " Ihnl
Mrl n't mriii liirr iin l purely t
I ho ml lmnndi-il. Ai Hpmuah-i-onlnl
li lilrml In. pir Kpunliin
rnlnnlitl, It lonirnnm with thi nthrr.
hnxlni n ni.inialVK lifHitty, rrt
Pni of riiy vvhII. lrlnnnt ol
hcHvy Mm k of imh ami hml"
thin lintiniiinh It nl oii'f. A an
ripoalt inn ulrm turo II la lilral. It l
Ix'iiiitiful with th hmuty of aim
pllrlly anil thp hfailtv nf u 1 1 1 1 1 .
Thrrp In no "8lnrbrll' nbotit It
No ai-riillnaw frvt-work niiirk l
aKyllnr. nu nt-vi-a or anhna mr lhi
rhmi,. tipvcrlty of lt !. Iia vpry
miliftiitiu.iliif ac-rnia lyplfv I ha
atiiliillty of ihf alati whlrh unlpil It.
Anil liin rxhihlt w-nlth Inalilo W"ll
tviiinon tlir Wf.ihh nf rfwuin thi:
tln tl ponriwi..
Text of Amendments to the
State Constitution to Be
Voted on Next November
A MILLION DOLLAR
CATTLE DEAL Id
EL
SO
George D. Holmes Buy 35.000
Head from Famous Santa
Clara Ranch Near Chihua
hua City ami will Sell in
United States.
fcl I'oao. T-aa. July IS. A million
cliilltir rut ti- ilenl wa iiiiii:iiin.it'il
III Kl l'na y'ileriliiy by lleiirrr M.
lliilinit, unr of the liiritrnt mitlp
luiyim In northi-rn Mrxicu, wh-n in
luirrhaRcd SS.t'UO hi-aI of liloodfil
rnltlo from the ilramrroa famlb'i
oncra of tha San In Clara rimrh neni
I'hlhuahiin City. It la tha lnrgat
ruttlw deal whlrh hna liren mail a In
Ihia iiprt Inn In yrara. All of I ha at irk
ra bloudad Lituhiima nnd ramie from
una to foiira. Thay ara ataara, cowa
li ml culvaa, ahoiit avanly divided.
Mr. Iloltnaa Intcnila to plura lha
nttl on the Amerirun market an
noun aa ha run trnnaport them to the
border. Il hna olnaliud parmlaMon
from the t'onMliutlniniliat nftlilla to
aiiiort them to the I'nllad Htntaa.
The movement of the cuttle will
neiln on July 31. ltallwuy iUlp
mont whlrh will ha uaed to orlna
out the flint ahlptnenl waa aent
aouih from Juorrx ycatarduy atir-
noon. It !. eatlmatad hy the buyer
Ihnt 3. (Kin hand will ha brought nut
Views and Vistas of the Stale's Distinctive Structure Already Attracting Wide Attention and Certain to Prove One
of the Features of the San Diego Fair,
m iitiJ ixico lunzts
lilt SPOTLIGHT AT SI DIEGO
(I'y Inn id tt. t.iiiH-.) !
Snhara on a,tlwr or t.'ia Amrrl
i hii i oiiIIiii-iiim Ik there it i ooibiiiatliin
o eimilimtalK which ! id" Itaelt
an loi'tunHlcly to the hvmkciI olijact
of the I'liniiiiiu-l'ullfornlii i xoatttn,
to ahow the devi'lopinant ol man un
the waatarn hern Imp hero n In Nw
Mexico. There are iii.-iny reuminn
why ihia la an. Ni w Maxim waa th
arena of a i ulllmunii., in i rvhiHiuro'
tlmia. aa roniplate and n cultured aa
any on the Mexirmi or IVrmlin
Idaleaua. nnd irobbly of on earlier
birth. New Mexico waa the arena o.
the firxt aett lenient of human dellix".
pi.ilml.ly, on Ihia half of lha nloix'.
In later yaora New Mexico Waa the
acrna of a auc-cadin chillxailon ua
well roiimlad nnd aa autiafMim nf the
tlemnnda nf the period ulul the people
aa any other In any locality. New
Mellio waa the alalia of citiea and
lovtna before Jainextown hud tiaen
thought of anil before the coming l
fultimbua even, for the uboriKinea ol
tha U:no had built inajealic cahtlea ot
atone, aonie of which alnnd in thia
day aa ailent remindera of ' h gone
mm ha in the development nf ina i.
Nor wr.a New Mexico lardy when the
North American continent begun to
It net lint by adventurer from over
lha aeiia. Hiumiah ruiuiutaliidorea
mintjk lima anil l.rrlht itinri hi-i from i
polnla iii Mexico and on the Mexican
a'llf In what hna alnra ro:ne to be
known aa Texaa to lutrartuln wint
tha cminlrt offered tha artilcr. Ml
aiona war built that ante-dale the
fumoiia atructurea nf Cahfortiia more
than a century nod a half. I'oloniea
of Kpanixh and Mexican people were
founded. lnda Were tilled, antra
wua Inlroduccd and grown and even
aoma nilnea were worked. Tlien
am inlercourxe with the Aiiiarpun
republic th:tt had aprung up In the
north and anal and the hardy pioneer
braved the perila of the plul-ia lo
'fniaaeaa the gaina of t'ominarce. lit
time (he rountiy her a tie mora or lean
"Amerlcanlxed." If the word be uaed
In the venae of Anglo-Huxon Ameri
cana, for truly the firal Americana
had lived there aeoita before, and
r.jw It la much thp aame In culture,
In educational fucllitica aid In Ita
genaral moderiinaaa aa any other aec
liun of lha great alolarhood of alalea.
A, II Ihraa. tbloga filled ll With
the plan of lha expoMtmii mi' horlt l
to ilixjii.iy the pruitiena of mankind.
oh 'It had taken yearn to a II. f la, ron
ilenaed ind cuiiipaclrd Into a aitiKla
coinpar.itn ely amall expi..ll Ion. New
Mexico had a iilmr to fill at the San
lin go axpoHilion. it field nnil h ope
all her on. Tln-ae tatried with
them diiliea n well aa own tunltlc.
nnd when the laiflatuia of Ihe wiute
had ni'air and graupcd the opportun
ity, it remained for the ex poult ion
board i ranted by the lealpluture lo
aee and fulfil the duly. Hampered
by lack of fiimla from the firm, tha
tain of how that dtilv waa fulfilled
would make a book nnd n mighty in
tercut Inn book al thin. Tliere would
be romance In auch a volume, but It
would not ha the romance of bulled
rltlea, pre-hialoric hiilldiiiKil and lha
like, except Indirectly. ll would be
the romance of achievement than
whlrh there la none finer.
When, Bering the grant opportunity
to plnco New Mexico before tha eye
of tha world in proper and legitimate
manner, the lenlnlaturc pawned Ita net
approp riming Uft.fWt! for a dixplav
nt Hie I'MnniiiH-l'alifornln expoatiloii,
It nlao created a "board of pxpoaitlon
manugira" whoae petmllliel It left t
the governor of the Mate. Tha execu
tive named five men on Ihia board
nnd the board promptly elected
Itnlph K. Twltchetl aa It h ihilrnian.
Hlnce that time Chairman Twltihell
hua done the major portion of lha
Woik of the nrgiinirniion, haa aup
plied the Imagination for the project
It haa placed afoot and haa hud act
ive management of ita aff.nrx.
The board caat about for a plan hy
which lha alate Could be repreaenteit
with due dltiilly nnd yet In a euffl
clent'y i:npreiHiva manner, at the ex
ponitinn and at the aatne time main
tain wide ecnpe one that would
cover the whole atate without pref
erence or favorliiant or a two narrow
election of exhibition material. It
hit upon the motion picture na thla
inennn. In motion plcturea New
Mexico I lo be carried Intset next
year to a mnealve gray building on
the brink t Cahrillo canyon and
there diilayad, In all her eplendor,
her romance, and her wealth of re
aoitrcea, develo.l and undeveloped
to repreaeritalivea of every race,
creed and rlaaa under the aun.
When the board mud thla derinlon
however there ) reiuuined the nuea
lion of n liiiildini;. T" Ktiow motion
piitillex take firt of ai a d.ii e in
h!rh to make the Uuplav. The i x
poKltioii n hi In. ril H a hml nmrniU'r,
Met a fixed type of a ri hn n t urc fni
u 1 1 biilliliiiiH on tha iMoiiinls I 'hn
aildcd to the factor In the ail nil i""i.
In a w.iv, it k I ii, i I i-l tlo. iMiia'.ion
tor New Mexico for the on ah.i
Iioiim weia of a type which he alone
could display In Ita pntlly nrnl at ity
beat, "Spallih-i oliuiial," b.iI'I the
aiithoritii , "thall bv the accc.io
atyli- of an hitei tore fur all haililinuis
at the i x pomtlon.'' "SpaniMh-colo-til.il."
raid the board, 'in uh.it c
huva that no one elm, has."
A competition of ait hilcci wnh
held, a:uphaMiK helm! laid upon lite
fart that the atate. had alt iihiitiil.in'c
nf mulerl I at hand from which to
ilaw lite nci emuiry data on what
coiiKtltutad ''punihii-colonliil." The
wililiiiiK plan wa Iroin a New Mexi
can architect, a mailer of credit to
the atato In itxeir. It culled for a re
ploilio lion, no re nr I 'M accurate, ol
the ttiunh built upon tha Hock of
Aconm, one of the oIiIchi Indian pu-
tli,x, by the gooil father who fol
li.v. eil and aiiiiict ituea led the coti
iinlailore ol latlv d.iya into New
Mexico. AdilillonM were .iimle In the
liiihter fityle ol the fmhili church. "
liKhier lll'i' of :ni, I, line whli h per
mitted t.ir einplnvinant of t: lut
tr.idca, i lolatarii ninl the Ilka, which
mrcil In the plun in give reliuf fr n
i lie miivxlve aoliilny which la lha
chief charat let Nlic of lha church at
Ai oina. A l.ipiria aa nililcil n ml tha
MlrUifure wan cn'iliilele.
The biilldinir. now comiiletad ex
cept for lha electric ligmlng urrutiae-
f
Ford Car for Hire
i
1 ni.lii . Inn.p-..,T y-y, y.ff.. , , , , . ,
" ' 1 " i- U N n
On Trips to (he Mountains On Trips
around Town lean saCe you money.
Tonv Michelbach
Stands Opposite Sturges Hotel
Stand Phone 176 Residence Phone 1302-J
GENERAL ADVANCE IN
CATTLE PRICES IN
KANSAS CITY YARDS
Kanaaa City Rtnckyarda, July It.
A general advance of !I5 to bO cent
in rattle price wua the feature luat
week. In cotmevtloii with a light
aupply, 17.UIMI hm.d. which waa "
anu leaa than name week laxi year.
ilood to prime killing gradea gained
'i't ceiila, and the lower grade got
greater gaina, rominon entile getting
the full advance, mocker and feed
era old Ml to 7 5 aent higher. The
aupply today la ll.ttuu toied. which
im Iinlc fi.tiao head from below lha
tick Una. I'rlme Miaaonri wltltefncaa
Bold nt 19.7a today. hiKhent price thia
year, and eiiial to record July pi li e.
po lil In Medium fill natlveH
aril Around '. and bulk of native
alaer ut $ all to Is.r.ti. N'-itlvo eteer
are atroiig to in renta higher today,
other gradea ateudy. I'rirea here are
practically on a parity with Chicago,
the oiilv difference In the market
being thai huyeiH fight harder ut
I'hicugo and delay weighing, while
anlea are made early nt Kauaa IVV.
mid cattle weighed with ull their till
I'riiue town bring li.r.ll. ami heifer
ore iioluble up to la T.u. bulla H.
vanla flu, with rather a amall apreud
from theaa pricea downwunl in each
cIuh. Sulexmen any that inline
aievra ahoiild be brlngliu a dollar
nmrv per hundred, accorditig to the
way Infi l l,, r cuttle me Bailing. I Ml
thl theory heavy feeder huve luken
on a mild boom, numeroua aalea re
cently around x, uml una lot today
lU IN 3 j fi.r a U-duy feed. Heal
tnocker bring , medium grade
"! to 1 1. SO, bet alrong today,
other aleiidy. Ilood rake-fed Bleera
from north Tela add up to fx. US
today, higheat price ever paid bare
for (lunraiiline cattle, nnd bulk of the
good iiiaruniina aleer Bell at $ 7 7 fi
lo fH.S.i, good gniM atarr f7.2" lo
fa. medium and cheap atcer I5.TR
to t.7; thee price ronMidered
ateady tu a rhade lower l hua lute lul
W'eek.
Hngy are very aenrce. la than
S.imil here today. The market la ID
to 1.1 cent higher, avveral loada of
not extra choice hoga Bailing al the
lop ffi.no, and bulk of aalea ai fx Jn
lo f X SO. Trade acotita report a good
many mnl drove of hog in the
country, but are at a loaa w han Baked
the reaaoii fur light rum, and at
what time owner expect to market
thane hog. There la a aentiment cir
culating that fill hoga are coining,
hut muiketahle hoga would aeem rlPe
for a i up on the car.
Sheep uml lumba are Irregulur. al
though iiiiull receipt are a alrong
feutute. Spring lamba of aecond
glade have been bringing f recently
but atopped al fx nil today, yearling
ti. heavy wether tVSn. light weth
er $. ewe lamely at I 7J, feeding
lumliN t to f.7S. l'riMai t fa
vor light auppllea here for another
month.
J. A. HICKAUT.
Following I the text of amend
menta proponeil lo the c minium Ion ol
New Mexico, which are to he vntcd
n at tha roming general elcviion in
November:
Joint It'-wilntlon .o. J.
Joint Keaoluiion iroMiimg for the
Amenduietil ot Arliil,. V. nf the
CoiiBtitutlon of tha Htate of New
Mexico, Knlitled "Taxation and
Iteveiiue.-' H. fuh. M. J. It. No.
12; Filed March II. 1911
He It l(eoled by the l.cKllatore ol
tha Stale of New Mrll n
That Article VI ll. of lha Conatltu-
tin n of the Stale of New Mexico, entl-
lied "Tax'Hton nnd Hevanue,-' lie and
the aame hereby la amelnled mi a to
read na follow ;
Aril, le VIII.
Taxation ami Id-venue,
Section I. Taxe levied upon tang
ible property ahull be In proportion
to the value thereof, and luxe ahall
be eiiual nnd uniform upon MUtiJeit
of taxation of the aamp claaa.
Sac. 2. Tnxrx levied upon ran) ir
peraoiinl property for atate revenue
ahall be dliiiiil!fled lo hold pnli
"II each dollar of the aaeacd valua
tion llieieof except for tha aitpporl
of lha educational, penal and chnrl'n-
hla ItiMllliltlii-i of the ntdle, payment
of the alate debt and Interexi there
on; and the total annua, lax levy up
on cm h property for all alate imr
poan en (naive of neepxanry levle fol
the atate dent ahnll not exceed ten
mill.
Her. S. The property nf the 1'iilled
Plate, the atate nnd nil counties,
towna and rltle and echon illtrlct,
and nther municipal rorporntlotia,
public llbrnrle. community dltnheg
and all lateral thereof, all churco
property, nl property lined for edit
rational nr charitable purpoaea, .ill
remeteriea nnl ued or held for pri
vate nr corporate profit, nnd all tumid
nf the atnle of New Mexico, and 'l
the count leu, munlclpnlll lea nnd dta
tilct thereof hiil be exempt from
(..xntlnn.
Pec. i. Any public officer making
any profit nut of public mnnlea nr
Ualng the aame for any purprme not
authorized by law, ahall be deemed
guilty of a felonv. and Hint 1 1 be pun
lahed aa provided by law and
hnl be riiUallf led to hold pub
lic office. All public monle not
Invented In IHereat bearing ae
rtirltiea ahall he dapoaited In natinnnt
hank in thla alate nr In bun a nr
lrut rnmpanlea Incorporoted undet
the law nf the elate and the Inlereat
derived therefrom ahall be applied in
the manner prescribed by law.
Sec. 5. The legislature may exempt
from taxation property nf each hand
of a family to the amount of rVn
hundred dollar.
Her. 6. Land held In Inrge tract
ahull not be uesed for taxation nt
any lower value per acre then (than I
land of the aame character or Dual
ity and vlmllarly aliunted. held In
amnller tract. Tha plowing nf land
hal not be (otiMldered aa add im
Value thereto fur 'ha purpose of tax
ation. Sec. 7. No axacutlon ahall issue
upon any Judgment rendered aaninst
the board nT coll'Hy riunioisfllollel a
of any county, or against anv Incur
pnrnled city, town or viltng", a' tlool
district or board of education, or
against any officer of any lounty. In
corporated city, town or Plage,
aehnol district or ininrd of education,
upon any jiidvmeni recovered ngnlnat
him In hi offiiinl rapidly and for
Whirl; the eointy, Im nrpornteil cl.r.
town or village. t hoot district or
board of adm al inn. la liable, but the
same ahall be paid tail of the pro
it ils of a tax levy na other llnliil
Itie of counties, Incorporated title.
towna or village, school dlstrlif or
htiadr of education, and whan an col
lected ahall be paid hv Ihe iminiy
treasurer to the Judgment creditor.
Proposing an amendment of (ac
tion two of Mol article ten of the
r, antiunion nf the alate of New
Mexico. (S. Sub X. J. It. Nu. 10.
filed March IS. 191.11:
lie It Itoaohed by Ihe Legislature ot
the Stale of New Mexico:
That Section Two of Article Ten
or the Cunxtitutlon of tha stale o
New Mexico be amended I'l aa to
read aa follow:
AM Me X.
Serf Inn i. Ail county officer
shall be elected for a term nf tau
year, nnd after having aerved two
consecutive term, ahall he Ineligible
to hold any county office for two
year thereafter.
Proposing an amendment of (to)
section one, of article five, of the
ronatltullon nf Ihe atate nf New Mex
ico. fS. J It. No. 19; filed March 17,
1111:
lie II Resolved hy the legislature nt
the Slate of New Mexico:
Thnt Section fine nf Article Five ol
the Const it nl Ion nf the Slate of New
Mexico, be amended an aa In read aa
follow:
Article V.
Section 1. The executive depart
ment shall consist nf a governor,
lieutenant governor. aerrelury nt
atate, stale auditor, atate treasurer,
attorney general, superintendent nt
public Instruction nnd commissioner
or lof) public lands, who ahull e
elected for the term nf two yeara be
ginning nn the first day of January
next after their electlnn.
Such officer ahall. after having
served two conaecutlvp terma. be in
eligible to hold nny state office for
two yenr thereafter.
The off leer nf the executive de
partment, except the lieutenant gov.
amor, ahall during their term of or
flee, reside and keep the public rec
ord:, hooka, pnpi'r uml aeals of of
fice at Ihe seat of government.
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