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Reports of the Governor of New Mexico
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A detailed survey of the conditions in the Territory of New Mexico, with an overview of the counties and towns, industrial development, the doings of federal officials in the territory, and reports of territorial officials.
Governor Miguel A. Otero, has held the position of Territorial Governor for 9 years, remaining the longest-serving Latinx Governor in US history. While this report is not appreciably shorter than others in previous years, Otero in his opening statement says he has attempted to make reports more concise, per the request of the Secretary of the Interior, and he concludes this statement with a call for New Mexican Statehood. Statements are included from other Latinx officials such as Jose Francisco Chavez and Jose Sena. ii
This document book contains 674 pages. Published as the “Annual Reports of the Department of the Interior for the Fiscal Year ended June 30, 1903. Miscellaneous Reports. Part III. Governor of New Mexico.” House of Representatives, 558th Congress, 2d Session, Document No. 5. With an attractive fold out map of the territory of New Mexico and multiple black and white plates.
Map Measurement: 21.75” x 18”
Year: 1903
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