Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-30

ing committees as follows:
On Judiciary-Frank A. Hubbell. w. II
Patterson, Pedro Sanchez, Albert B. Fall
j. d. W, Veeder.
On Territorial Affairs-Pedro Sanchez
Ambrosio Pine, Edward L. Hall,
On Capitol-Joseph L. Saint, Pedro
Sanchez, Ambrosio Pine.
On Roads and Highways-W. II. Pat.
terson, T. D. Burns, Edward L. Hall.
On Counties and County L1nes-Pedro
Sanchez, W. II. Patterson, Paz Yalverde
Internal Improvements - Joseph E
Saint, Paz Valverde, j. d. W. Veeder.
On rigation-Ambrosio Pine, Frank
A. Hubbell, Pedro Sanchez, T. D, Burns
A. B. Fall
On Public Property-W II. Patterson
Ambrosio Pine, Felix Martinez.
On Militia-W. II. Patterson, Edward
L. Hall, A. B. Fall.
On Education--J oseph E. Saint, ". H
Patterson, I. D. Burns, Edward l.. Hall
j. D. W. Veeder.
On the Library--T. D. Burns, Joseph
E. Saint, Felix Martinez.
On Agriculture and Manufactures-Am'
brosio Pine, Pedro Sanchez, A. b, Fall.
On Finance-Frank A. Hubbell, Pedro
Sanchez, Paz Valverde.
On Mines and Public Lands--W. H
Patterson, Ambrosio Pine, Edward L
Hall.
On Privileges and Elections-Josept
e. Saint, W. H. Patterson, L. ID. Burns
Felix Martinez, Paz Valverde.
On Enrolled and Engrossed Bills--T
D. Burns, j. e. Saint, Paz Valverde.
On Rairoads-Pedro Sanchez, r. D
Burns, j. e. SAINT, A. B. Fall, Felix Mar
tinez.
On Public Printing!. L. Saint, W. II
Patterson, Felix Martinez.
On Municipal aud Private Corpora
tions-Ambrosio Pine, Joseph L. Saint
j. D. W. Veeder.
On Penitentiary-T D. Burns, W. II
Patterson, Ambrosio Pine, Edward L
| Hail. Felix Martinez.
On Rules Tho President, Pedro San
chez, Albert b. Fall.
THE HOUSE COMMITTEES.
The standing committees of the house
were announced by Speaker Branch this
morning as follows;
Privileges and Elections - Anastacic
Barela, Juan D. Romero, David Martinez
Penitentiary - W. S. Hopewell, L
Frampton, Ernest Meyers, W. +. Kuchen
becker, DR.. K. F. Stoyal, Julian Montoya
Jose Salazar y Ortiz.
Private Corporations - Tomas Con
zales, Juan D. Romero, Silvestre Mira
bal.
Public Property-Celso Baoa, Jose R
Maestas, Jose de La Luz Chaves.
Library-L. Hampton, Tomas Coma
les, David Martinez.
Militia-Juan D. Romero j ose r. Macs
tas, w. r. Bowman.
Mines, Timber and Public Lands-W
F. Kuchonbecker, 7. 3. Lady, II. S. Clancy
Municipal Corporations RI F. Stovall
Anastacio Barela, B. NJ Read.
Printing!. j. McMullen, Juan d. Ro
nero, Il. S. Clancy.
Enrolled Bills-Juan D. Romero, W. S
Hopewel, II. S. Clancy.
Indian Affairs-Jose R. Maestas, Ernes
Meyers, W. Il. Bowman.
udiciary--Anastacio Barela, W. L
Kuchenbecker, W. Il. Bowman, j. j. Nc
Mullen, Jose Salazar Ortiz.
Railroads 49, Ernest Meyers, Rober
Bland, II. +. Stoval, Jose Salazar y Ortiz
3. NJ. Read.
Agricultural and Manufacturers.-P. Z
Lady, Jose de la Cruz Chavez, Silvestr
Mirabal.
Banks and Bankers.-J. L. Hinkle, Anas
tacio Barela, David Martinez.
Capitol-W. S. Hopewell, L. Framptor
Benz NJ. Read.
Counties and County Lines.-R. L
y Ortiz.
Education.--J. j. McMullen, R. 1
Stoval, Francisco Gonzales.
Rules.--P. B. Lady, ". T. Kuchen
becker, Anastacio Barela, Robert Blanc
II. S. Clancy.
Stock and Stock Raising.-J. I
Hinkle, W. f. Hopewell, Jose Salazar
Ortiz.
Territorial Afrars.-Robert Bland, Jos
R. Maestas, Celso Baca.
TWO ELLIS.
Council bill No. II, by Mr.. Veeder, re
lating to the qualifications of public off
GERS, territorial and county, passed tn
council yesterday and the house to-day.
1t provides that no man shall be eli
gible to hold office in this territory VIII
has in his possession or owes the terri
tory or any of the counties any publ
moneys, and that each man elected shaI
swear before he enters office that he i
not indebted to his county or the terri
tory. He may be prosecuted for perjury
if he swears falsely the governor ma
dismiss him from his office and appoin
his successor.
In the house the following, Mr.. Kuchen
becker's bill protecting workingme
from "pluck-me" stores, was passed yesteI
day:
Sec. |. 1t shall be unlawful for an
firm, company or corporation owning o
operating any public work in the terri
tory of New Mexico to sell, give, delive
or in any manner issue directly or in
directly to any person employed by hir
or it in payment for wages due for Labor
or as advance on wages of labor not due
any scrip, check, coupon, draft, order O
evidence of Indebtedness payable or re
deemable otherwise than in their full
value in money.
manner seeks to compel or coerce a
employe of any person, firm, company O
corporation to purchase goods or SUI
plies from any particular person, firm
company or corporation, shall be deeme
guilty Of misdemeanor and upon con
viction thereof shall be punished by
fine not exceeding $500 or Imprisonment
in the county Jail not exceeding sixt
days, or both fine and Imprisonment a
the discretion of the court.
Sec. 8. The district attorney, upo
complaint being made to him of tn
violation of any of the provisions of thi
act within the district, shall cause sue
complaint to be investigated before tn
grand jury of the county where sue
wrong has been complained of at it
next session following the time sue
complaint is made.
Sec. 4. This act being deemed of in