Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-10
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perienLe and readiness in debate are very
noticeable in the proceedings OF the coun-
Gil, and well they ought to be.
The cry of the Albuquerque Democrats
"Give us Chilli or give us death shall
be heard and Chilli shall be given back
to them, provided the Democratic house
is willing,
No member on the Republican side
questions the honesty or efficiency OF
Auditor Alarid and Treasurer Ortiz;
they are first-class officials.
Mr.. Mills proposition to send three
delegates to Washington to help Delegate
Joseph in getting the land court bill
through the senate may pass and 1t may
not principally the latter.
Hon. Filomeno Perea, one Of the Re.
publican members from Valencia county,
is a Woodworking, watchiul and conscien-
tious representative. He is always at
hand to look out for the interests OF his
constituents.
Work against council bill No. 5, the
Mills bill to regulate the liquor traffic,
has already commenced in the lobbles
and with members; that sort OF business
will be closely watched and fearlessly
commented on. The bill is too good a
one to be defeated.
The sheriffs and assessors held secret
conclave to-day concerning proposed and
recommended legislation; when these
gentlemen get together, regardless OF poll.
tics, they are a very and right powerful
set of men the next few Gays will show
the. results of their deliberations.
The Wells-Fargo company is on hand
and working lard to prevent any leglsla'
ton in the interests of the people and to
compel that company to bear their just
share of the burden OF taxation and to es.
tablish fair and just express rates; 1t Will
soon be demonstrated how far it will sue
coed.
A few suborners OF perjury and con
nected with the Democratic gang here
have gone again int the false affidavit
business. The game is out, however
and they will be given great, good ane
full chance to explain at the coming tern
of court and before the coming CRANE
Jury. Let them use their false aitidavlts
they will be given chance to shov
themselves in court in manner that vii
be none too pleasant for them. Let he
go, Gallagher, and go ahead.
The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe rail
road reduced it's passenger tares to4 cent
per mile and to cents per mile for ,OO
mile tickets four years ago OF its Owl
accord; bill has now been Introduce
+ by Speaker Burns compelling all railroad
, in New Mexico to reduce passenger fare
for tirst-class travel to cents per mile
O this would be fair all around and tn
6 other railroads can well afford to folio
the example set them by the Santa +
road; 2 cents per mile for second clas
a travel is too low for the present.
u The New MEXICAN has been place
y in possession OF very complete evidenc
q concerning certain matters in connectio
h with the pardoning of convict in tn
: fail of 1856 by ex-Gov. Ross, and certai
y things that happened at the Capital hot
9 here and why certain ex.officlals an
II present alleged Democratic reformel
D. took trips and made voyages; the ev
II de nee in the Case is complete, and ma
% be used and may not; if it is used 1t vi
o make quite racket between certain a
3 legged Democratic reformers and son
l. other people whose names need not
n mentioned, and the racket will stril
home. A word to the wise Is sufficien
IL Messrs. Mayo and Read, unseatt
without contest and without investig
}, ton, receive a good many letters fro
g prominent people all over New Mexi'
- concerning The injustice done; the fc
D.. lowing received this morning is q samp
n Of these letters:
Hon. B. NJ. Read. Santa Fe, N. N.
WHITE OAKS. N. M, Jan. 9, lS9l.-M
10 dear sir: Allow me to congratula
i. yourself and Mr.. Mayo upon the rece
y action of the Democratic house. "