Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-12-30
TIL, HOUSE.
YlsrLEnAN AtLEKNooN's SESSION.

Mr.. lauln, CT San Juan, oilereda rcr1-
Luton naming the different additional
officers OF the house. Mr.. Montoya Gi-
Tered the following substitute, naming
the offices and officers; Assistant ser
geant- alarms, Ricardo Aragon, OF S.tN
Miguel; Interpreter, Caniio padiila, OF
Santa Fe; translator, Epiiuiio Vigil,
Santa Fe; assistant translator, ClOtiidr
GaIlegos, OF San Miguel one journal
clerk, Dolores McGrath, Of Mora; one
ealing clerk, nonGcano Nontoya, Of
Rio Arrila; one copying clCrk, lgnaciG
Garcia, OF Taos enc assistant enrolling
clerk, Sabine Garcia, Of Mora; one az.
sstaut engrossing clerk, Bolesto Romero
of Valencia; clerk OF judiciary committee
Melton Torres, Of SCCOno; clerk OF H.
nance committee, Estansndo Pino, OF So
zorro; clerk of penitentiary committee,
K. G.. Dougheity, OF Socorro; one porter,
Antonio luCero one messenger and post
master, j. NJ. Ii, AIarid pages, Pablo
Delgado, +. T. Gable, jr., Alfredo l.ucero,
Fred McCabe.
A committee OF the council appeared
at the bar of the house and its chairman,
Mr.. Ancheta, announced they had con
ferred with the governor and 1t would be
his pleasure TO meet both houses i'll Joint
session to. day at = P. m, to present his
message. The speaker stated the matter
would he presented to the house.
The question recurring on the res0lu-
ton OF Mr.. MOntOya Tor the elel ton OF
additional officers. Mr.. Hubbell moved,
that the resolution be postponed indef-
nitely. The speaker ruled Mr.. lIubbell 5
motion was not in order and the resolu-
ton was adopted.
Mr.. Paulin moved that committee OF
three en- privileges and elections be ap-
pointed, which was carried by vote Of
ayes II, nays 7, and the chair appointed
as the committee Messrs. Walker,
Fall and Chaves, of Bernalillo. Mr..
iiubbell moved to adjourn till 10 a. m.
Mr.. Sanchez moved to amend by making
it = u. m. Mr.. llubbell accepted the
amendment, and the motion was tie
| feated by vote of ayes 10 nays II.
Mr.. Herrera nominated rs chaplain
Rev. DeRache, and he was elected.
Mr.. Fall moved that committee OF
five be appointed on rules, and that all
resolutions referring to that subject be
referred without debate. The motion was
adopted,
On motion of Mr.. Mcdonald the house
proceeded to the business on the speak
er's table, and certain protests there
found were referred to the committee Oh
elections.
Mr.. Mcdonald moved that committee
confer with similar committee OF the
council in reference to the employment
resolution. Motion adopted.
Mr.. Alex. Read moved that the house
adjourn till p. m. to-day. Lost, ayes 5,
nays -.
Mr.. Montoya moved that the speaker
swear in the additional officers and EN-
ployes. ,.
The speaker swore in the additional
employees.
The committee to confer with the SINH
lar committee OF the council in regard to
additional officers and tlleir pay consists
of Messrs Fall, Walker and Sanchez.
After making several attempts to adjourn
without avail, Mr.. Sanchez, of Taos, arose
and stated that he had been accustomed
lately to take his meals regularly, but
since he was compelled to go without his
dinner he got used to it and liked it and
would henCeforth vote against adjourning.
On motion of Mr.. Fall the house adj
iourned till 10 a. m. to-day.
ro-DAY's SESSION.
The house was called to order at 10 &c
a. N. Mr.. Read, of Santa Fe, suggested
that the remainder of the subordinate Of.
6cers be sworn in.
The speaker stated that all officers not
previously sworn in should come forward
to be sworn in. Mir. Torres stated that
Mr.. Dougherty, of Socorro county, was
one of the EN- ployes, and owing to the
delay of the train he had not yet ar.
rived, and hoped his place wonld be re-
served for him. Mr.. George said ii there
was no objections he suggested the swear.
ing in of the other officers be postponedt TIL
tomorrow. Mr.. B. NJ. Read did not
think It would be treating Mr.. Dougherty
right to elect another person in his place
at this time, as he would probably be
here to-day or anyhow tomorrow.
The speaker said if there was no objec-
| ton the lady elected to position in this
house would now be sworn In, and Miss
Clotilde Gallegos, of San Miguel county,
appeared, was sworn in by the speaker
and signed the roll.
Mr.. Sanchez did not think it necessary
to swear in the chaplain. AS he was the
person to offer supplication to God it was
was not necessary to swear him and he
had not seen it done in any legislative
body wherever he had been. Mr.. Torres
said that he was surprised to hear the re-
marks of the member from Taos. He
respected the chaplain as much as any
body, but with more respect to God he
thought the chaplain should be sworn in.
Mr.. Montoys moved that the chaplain be
sworn in, which was adopted. Thespeak'
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