Otero, Miguel Antonio
My nine years as governor of the Territory of New Mexico: 1897-1906 Miguel Antonio Otero; Foreword by Marion Dargan - Albuquerque, NM University of New Mexico Press 1940 - viii, 404 p.
Includes Index
I become governor of the Territory of New Mexico. --
Saving the waters of the Rio Grande for New Mexico. --
New Mexico proves her loyalty. --
I join in the victory celebrations. --
Locating the territorial capital permanently. --
The Territorial Legislative Assembly. --
Criminals and convicts. --
The Folsom train robberies. --
I take a hand in territorial politics. --
I am reappointed in spite of my political enemies. --
My second inaugural. --
My relations with President McKinley. --
I triumph over my enemies again. --
Answers to the charges against me. --
My part in the movement for statehood. --
Bull Andrews goes to Congress. --
I remove the Hubbells. --
Social life in Old Santa Fe. --
Here and there in the territory. --
Moody Merrill. --
I visit the states. --
The Louisiana Purchase Exposition. --
Theodore Roosevelt as I knew him. --
I wind up my administration.
Otero, Miguel Antonio 1859-1944
Politics and government--New Mexico --1848-1950
Governors--Biography--New Mexico
History--New Mexico --1848-
978.9 Ote 48
My nine years as governor of the Territory of New Mexico: 1897-1906 Miguel Antonio Otero; Foreword by Marion Dargan - Albuquerque, NM University of New Mexico Press 1940 - viii, 404 p.
Includes Index
I become governor of the Territory of New Mexico. --
Saving the waters of the Rio Grande for New Mexico. --
New Mexico proves her loyalty. --
I join in the victory celebrations. --
Locating the territorial capital permanently. --
The Territorial Legislative Assembly. --
Criminals and convicts. --
The Folsom train robberies. --
I take a hand in territorial politics. --
I am reappointed in spite of my political enemies. --
My second inaugural. --
My relations with President McKinley. --
I triumph over my enemies again. --
Answers to the charges against me. --
My part in the movement for statehood. --
Bull Andrews goes to Congress. --
I remove the Hubbells. --
Social life in Old Santa Fe. --
Here and there in the territory. --
Moody Merrill. --
I visit the states. --
The Louisiana Purchase Exposition. --
Theodore Roosevelt as I knew him. --
I wind up my administration.
Otero, Miguel Antonio 1859-1944
Politics and government--New Mexico --1848-1950
Governors--Biography--New Mexico
History--New Mexico --1848-
978.9 Ote 48