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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1917
Page
4
The document notes publication details for the Weekly State Record in Santa Fe New Mexico. It lists the managing editor and states it is entered as second class matter at the Santa Fe post office under the 1879 act. Subscription is $1.50 per year.
The governor, critically ill, could not craft a constructive address. Critics say the message shows no clear plans for higher education funding or immediate road construction, and fault the state land office management as efficient despite partisan charges.
The text outlines the governor’s appointees personal representatives and confidential advisors and friends following retirement. It notes many message suggestions are timely and require attention, with no serious disagreement. It lists proposals including the prohibition amendment tax law changes election laws absent voter laws and jury law but offers no concrete solutions beyond a commonplace mention.
The piece questions which state offices and boards were audited during the first three years of statehood under a traveling auditor under the governor. It notes criticism by Republicans of limited auditing and alleges many institutions were overlooked or neglected, with the University and School of Mines only cited as audited.
The expected federal judge for the district was not named on Monday or Tuesday. Neblett gains Southern state support as candidate against A H Hudson, a machine-backed contender aided by McDonald, Jones, and Seligr. The delay could shift to a nonpolitical nominee.
Republicans call for a thorough audit of the late Land Commissioner's Office and allied agencies including the Engineer Game Warden Secretary of State Superintendent of Public Instruction Board of Penitentiary Commissioners and the Insane Asylum in Las Vegas under the current governor with all offices prepared for the audit.
Disjointed OCR text discusses routes and rumors about a public figure named Horston Post, noting a resignation with no salary attached. It frames contrasting political affiliations and hints at a serious comeback, using metaphorical language about trails and serpents.
A brief, half-formed statement reflects on how some men value genuine masculine appreciation from women. The text emphasizes perception and mutual respect in interpersonal dynamics without concrete events or named individuals.
Governor De Baca addresses the legislature urging a non political audit of the state land office, a budget system for institutions, and a modern election law. He backs bank examiner oversight for building and loan associations, boundary dispute funding, and improved penalties for ballot tampering. He stresses efficiency, justice, and state welfare.
Report from a legislative session notes a lively on site debate between Mr Barth a Democratic advocate and Mr Clark the Republican spokesman on prohibition and amendment policy. The seating plan is described with Republicans on the right and Democrats on the left amid talk of new county bills and state interests.
The legislature begins with committees named to notify the governor about the senate's organization and readiness for business. A contest to a senate seat from Albuquerque by W J Chrisman is filed against Isaac Bach, to be reviewed by the privileges and elections committee. New hires include Rev EH Hammond as chaplain, I Wight Giddings as chief clerk, and several clerks and officers across the senate and house.
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