ORNING
Volume I
Estancia, New Mexico Friday, September 29, 1911
No. 152
M
N
WS
Wrangle over Seating of Bernalillo County
Delegation Occupies All of Yesterday
with No Decision Last Night
DELIVER
MAIL WITH
fl&ROPLflNE
Democratic
A telephone message fiom Albuquerque late last
New York, Sept., 26. Frank
H. Hitchcock, postmaster gener
al of the United States, qualified
as an aerial mailcarries on Long
Island late today. Carrying sev
. , enty-eight pounds of mail, the
mm
0I1S
Delegation had occupied the attention of the committee on
credentials most of the day, and that not oiuch else could be
accomplished. It was decided to report the two delegations
to the convention at the night session and allow the whole
matter to be threshed out on the floor of the house,and settled
t he re.
Ex-Governor L. Bradford Prince made the principal ad-
dre.- ve.sterdav before the convention. It was not
orobiible that the nominations would be reached last
v
a it hough this was not beyond the realm of possibilities. The
nominations will probably come up this morniug aud cousume
the greater portion of the day.
Rev. -J. W. ilemlrix, of VV il
la n I, whs in town esterday.
was I o the effect that the seatiug of the Bernalillo County beside Captain Paul Beck of the
United States army, in the let
ter's aeroplane at the Nassau
Boulevard. Without the slightest
mishap the two made a seven
minute flight to Mineóla, where
upon a signal, the postmaster
general dropped the mail to one
of Uncle Sam's mail carriers.
Mr. Hitchcock was enthusiastic
over the trial.
