Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-26
amt, mai. 406; Frank A. Hubbell, mai

Saint, maj. 406; Frank A. Hubbell, maj
500
9Th Dist, Valencia county,. Francisco
Chaves, maj. ,403.
7th Dist, Socorro and Sierra counties
W. H. Patterson, maj. 1872,
8th Dist, Grant and Dona Ana coun.
ties-Edward l.. Hall, maj. 80.
9th Dist, Grant, Dona Ana, Lincoln
Chaves and Eddy counties B. Fall
mai 552.
1st Dist, Cofax county Robert Bland
maj. 1854.
ID Dist, Mora county-A. L. Branch
maj. 3O3.
Sd Dist, Colfax and Mora counties--L
Frampton, maj. 443.
4th Dist, San Miguel and Guadalupe
counties-J. j. McMullen, maj. sos; Tomas
Gonzales, maj. 513; Jose Ramon Maestas
mai. 1873; Celso Baca, maj. rs.
5th Dist, Santa Fe county-Ben jamin
NJ. Read, maj. 1923; Harry S. Clancy, ma
424.
9th Dist, Taos county-Juan D. Ro-
nero, maj. Is.
9TH Dist, Rio Arriba county-Jose Sa-
lazar y Ortiz, maj. 40.
9Th Dist. Taos, Rio Arriba and San
Juan counties-W. R. Bowman, mai. 1862
David Martinez, jr., maj 55S.
9th Dist, Bernalillo county-William F
Kuchenbecher, mai. 1856; Jose de La Luz
Chavez, maj. 672; Ernest Meyers, maj
1876.
10th Dist, Valencia county-Francisco
Gonzales, maj. 1,4O5; Silvestre Mirabal,
maj. 1,4O4.
18th Dist, Socorro and Sierra counties
w S. Hopewell, maj. 81; Julian Mon
toya, maj. 1l6.
18th Dist, Dona Ana county-Anastacio
Barela, maj. 213.
18th Dist, Grant county-R. F. Stovall,
maj. 10.
14th Dist, Dona Ana and Grant coun-
ties--Perry B. Lady, maj. SIS.
18th Dist, Lincoln, Chaves and Eddy
county-James F. Hinkle, mai. 535.
LEGISLATIVE CHAT.
Mr.. Kuchenbecker presided at the
Democratic caucus.
Hon. J. E. Saint acted as chairman of
the Republican caucus this morning.
Judge Sloan represents the Las Vegas
Optic at Santa Fe during the Legislature.
j, H. Crist and George c. Marsh repre-
sent the Santa Fe Sun in the "press gang.
Mrs. Hite, of the Albuquerque Times,
was seated at the house press table this
morning.
Pinto Pine is around the legislative
chambers making and renewing &C.
quaintance.
Col. Chavez and Mr.. Saint spent about
half hour in close conference after the
caucus this morning.
Mr.. Barela, the youngest member in
the legislature, made the first speech from
the floor this session.
Hon. 7. D. Burns and Hon. Pedro San
chez have secured front seats in the coun-
Gil, where it is easy to catch the speakers
eye.
Hon, Felix Martinez takes the lead
among the democrats in the council. Sec
rotary Alexander recognized this by ask
ing him if he was ready to have the coun-
Gil organized
Hon. T. B. Mills, of Las Vegas, occu-
pied place within the bar of the council
during its deliberations to-day. He will
take prominent part in organizing the
third house.
II. B. Holt, of Las Cruces, expects to
be reading clerk of the council. He will
fill the position creditably. He is at
present official stenographer of the third
judicial district.
Some of the members have been
earnestly searching for "the cold climate
of the capital" which the Albuquerque
papers love SO well to refer to, but they
have been unable to locate it.
Hon. Pedro Perea, during the long wait
for the Democratic legislators to adjust
their caucus difficulties, suggested that as
all the Republican senators were present
that the council organize and expedite
the business of the session by leaving the
kickers out. nos "''
W. E. Martin, the interpreter for the
council, is the youngest man ever elected
to that position and the first legislative
interpreter not a native of New Mexico.
Martin is bright, quick and an excellent
interpreter. The selection is as good
one as could have been made.
j. G. Albright, proprietor of the Albu-
querque Democrat, and prominent candi-
date for governor of New Mexico under
capital. Mr.. Albright just now would
like to be public printer, and will do his
best to bring about a joint session of the
legislative assembly.
Hon. w. B. Childers is here moving
among the statesmen. He advised the
compromise in the Dem ocratic caucus
this morning. Mr.. Childers looks ahead
to be the next U. s. attorney for New
Mexico. The New MEXICAN, always fair,
must admit that in legal ability he is
ahead in the race.
Hon. A. B. Fall received nice compli-
mentary vote in the council this morning
for the presidency of that body. That
reminds the NEW MEXICAN that Mr.. Fall
lis red hot after the U. s. attorneyship
and proposes to have it" under Grover
Cleveland. When Childers and Fall meet
then will come the tug of war.
Charles F. Hunt, who was to-day elect
ed chief clerk of the council, is most ad-
mirably qualified for the position. He
has fine executive ability and will be
fully able to attend to the arduous duties
Of the office, while at the same time
the thousand and one ques-
lions that a good clerk must ever be
ready to respond to. The newspaper
men are particularly well pleased over
his selection, for a mpetent and naina