Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-27
DOWN TO BUSINESS.
The Legislative Assembly Fully Or
ganized Names of the Lucky
Subordinate Officers.
Bills Introduced-The Exemption Law
Joint Session To-morrow-The
Governors Message.
COUNCIL.



Pursuant to adjournment the council
met at 10 o'clock this morning, All the
members were present, and after APP
proval of the minutes Mr.. Hubbel moved
to increase the clerical force of the coun-
Gil, for the reason that the two houses are
so far distant, which motion was adopt
ed.
On motion of MIR. Burns the council
rules of order of the goth legislature were
adopted to govern the council until other
wise ordered,
On successive motions by Mr.. Hubbel
the United States and territorial officials
were appointed and sworn in. The L. 3.
employees are as follows
Cnas. F. Hunt, chief clerk.
Cristobal Sanchez, enrolling and en-
crossing clerk,
Bias Chavez, rgehnt-at-armS.
NIarises Garcia, messenger.
Antonio Ortiz, Waterman.
Rev, Antonio Jouyencean, chaplain.
The employees paid by the territory are
Is follows.
". L. Martin, Interpreter.
Roman j. Baca, translator.
Anastacio SandovHi. postmaster.
A. X. Cassel doorkc"per,
J. NJ. Luna, messenger.
Julian Baca, porter.
II, B. Holt, reading clerk.
David Baca, journal clerk.
Joseph Tolle, assistant chief clerk,
Francisco p. Chavez, assistant trans
lator.
Benigno Hernandez, assistant ENROLL ng
and engroasing clerk.
J. Felipe Hubbel. assistant sergeant
alarms.
Jose de Ia Luz Sanchez, assistant door
keeper,
Isemel Ulibar, assistant journal clerk
Ramon Ortega. committee clerk
Antonio j. Martinez. educational com
mittee clerk,
Pipito Pine, penitsutiary committee
clerk.
Fernando Nolan. finance committee
clerk.
Yamnl Esquivel. committee clerk.
Alfredo Lucero, page.
Agustin Duran, page.
Mr. Sanchez moved that Il committee
Of three he appointed for the purpose of
informing the house that the council was
organized and ready to receive any com
munication it might have to present.
Mr.. Martinez then moved that a COM
mittee of three for the purpose of con-
ferring with like house committee for
the purpose of fixing the number and
compensation of employees be named.
~ H.
tered and announced that body as organ
lied and ready for business.
Messrs. Sanchez, Saint and Martinez
were appointed as the first committee,
and Messrs. Martinez, Hubbell and Pine
as the second.
Mr.. Veeder then moved that each men,
Der be furnished with a copy of the Com
piled Laws; and Mr.. Saint added thereto,
by amendment, the session laws of 1883
and 1891 and the journal of the last legis-
lature 1t was so ordered.
Mr.. Sanchez introduced the following
bills, which we're read the first time by
title ana ordered to lie on the speaker
table until the proper reference may be
made:
Bill No. is to amend the school law OF
the last legislature; and No. is an amend
ment to the law concerning the selection
and assortment of jurors.
The first bill provides for striking out
that portion of section 81, of the schoo
law, which provides for the repeal of the
8 old exemption law, and inserting pro
vision for $500 exemption for every head
of family.
: The second provides that no either
shall be declared Ineligible to serve on 6
jury in any court in the territory by rea
I son of being over go years of age, unless
said person so desires.
Mr.. Sanchez then moved that the house
: committee be thanked by the council and
the members thereof permitted to return
to their other duties. On motion of Mr.
Saint the council, at Il 10 a. M, ad journed
to o'clock,