Proclamation on New Mexico Arizona Statehood Delegates
Governor Hagerman proclaims apportionment of 66 delegates for a 1906 convention to form a constitution for a joint Arizona New Mexico statehood. He specifies county delegate counts, election procedures, and a November referendum asking if Arizona and New Mexico should unite as one state. He urges selecting delegates of high character for a lasting, prosperous union.
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L. Herbert J. Hagerman
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Bernalillo County
Chaves County
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Dona Ana County
Eddy County
Grant County
Guadalupe County
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