Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-01-03

NDuuut ~ DANNt ivy n tulhliNI Dill
was introduced ut the last session Of the
legislature but it was defeated In Wow
Of tho fact that Silver City is the only
town Of over 1000 inhabitants in the
Territory without a Territorial institu.
ton, It 10 moro than probable that the
bill will pass.
A bill in relation 70 the qualifications
Of public officers passed. the council
Thursday and the house Friday. The
bill provides that no man shall DO eligi-
BILE to hold Office in this Territory who
has in possession or owes the Territory
or any Of the counties any public mon
eys, and that each mar elected shall
swear before be enters Office that he is
not indebted to his comfy or the Terri
tory. He may DO prosecuted for perjury;
il he swears falsely the Governor may
dismiss him from his Office and appoint
his successor.
Tho house, by a vote o, II to 5. passed
a bill which provides that it shall be un-
! lawful for any irm, company or corpora
ton, owning OF operating any public
works i. the Territory 10 sell, give, deliv-
J er or in any manner issue directly or in
directly to any person employed by him
or in payment on wages due for labor,
or as advance on wages Of labor not due,
any scrip, check, coupon, draft, order OF
evidence Of indebtedness payable OF
~redeemable otherwise than in their full
value in money. Whoever compels OF
ia any manner seeks to compel or coercS
an employe Of any person, frm or com.
pany or corporation to purchase goods
or supplies from any particular person
firm, company or corporation, shall b.
guilty Of a misdemeanor and upon con
%viction thereof shall be punished by
fine not exceeding $500 or Imprisonment
in the county Jail not exceeding sixtl
days, or both fine and Imprisonment a
the discretion If tho court.
+ The following standing committee
were appointed.
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!, Judiciary-Frank A. Hubbell, W. H
Patterson, Pedro Sanchez, Albert L
Fall, j. D. w. Veeder.
Territorial Affairs-Pedro Sanchez
Ambrosio Pine, Edward l.. Hall.
Capitol-Joseph E. Saint, Pedro San
=, chez, Ambrosio Pine.
Roads and Highwafs-W II. Pattel
"a son. I. d. Burns, e. I, Hall.
Counties and County Lines-Pedr
% Sanchez, w. H. Patterson, Paz Valverd'
Internal Tmprovements-Joseph
Saint, Puz Valverdc. ]. d. w. Veeder.
Irrigation-Ambrosio Pine, Frank 4
Hubbell, Pedro Sanchez, 7. ID. Burn
id A. b. Fall.
,e Pubic Property-W. H. Patterson
AmbrosiO Pine, Felix Martinez.
Militia-W. II. Patterson, E. l. Hal
A. B. Fall.
Education-Joseph E. Saint, W. 1
Patterson, I. D. Burns, E. L. Hall, J.. /
w. Veeder.
Library--T. D. Burns, Joseph e. Sain
IL Fslix Martinez.
.al Agriculture and Manufactures-An
brosio Pho, Pedro Sanchez, A. B. Fall.
IT. Finance-Frank Hubbell, Pedro Sal
chez, Paz Valverde.
Mines and Public lnnds-W. II. Pa
%terson, Ambrose Pine, e. L. Hall.
Privileges and Elections-Joseph
Saint, w. H. Patterson, Il. ID. Burns, f
lix Martinez, Paz Valverde.
Enrolled and Engrossed Bills-T.
Burna, j.. e. Saint, Paz Valverde.
*. Railroads-Pedro Sanchez, 7. D.Burr
it. J.. q. Saint, A. B. Fall, Felix Martinez.
Public Printing!. e. Saint, w.
M Patterson, Felix Martinez.
Municipal and Private Corporations
M Ambrosio Pine, Joseph SAINT, ]. d. We
dor.
Penitentiary-T. d. Burns, W. II. Pa
,n- @torson, Ambrosio Pine, Edward Ia
Felix Martinez.
lee Rules-The president, Pedro sanch'
Albert B. Fall. en,
1T HOUSE. u
Privileges and Elections y Anastat
Barela, Juan D. Romero David Mar
nez.
P~enitentiary W. S. Hopewell,
Framptou, Ernest Meyers, w. F. KuC
'uo enbecker, DR.. r. F. Stovall, Julian No
toya, Jose Salazar y Ortiz.
Private Corporation II Thomas CO
zales, Juan D. Romero, Sllvestre Mi
bal.
Public Property elso Baca, Jose
Maestas, Jose dc La Luz Chaves.
Library-L Framptoh, Thomas G.,
zales, David Martinez.
Mihtia-Juan d. Romero, Jose
Maestas, W. r. Bowman.
Mines, Timber and Public Lands
w. F, Kuchenbecker, ?. B. Lady, H.
Clancy.
Municipal Corporations - r. f. S
p"' vail, Anastacio Barela, B. NJ. Read.
Printing!. ]. MeMullen, Juan
Romero, H. S. CLANCY.
Enrolled B~llls-Juan d, Romero,
zeal S. Hopewell, H. s. Clancy.
tax Indian Afairs-Joso r. Maestas,
ice Meyers, ". r. Bowman.
cen Judiciary-Anastaoio Barela, W.
the Kuchenbecker, W. r. Bowman, j.
nan McMullen, Jose Salazar y Ortiz, B.
Read.
ts a Agriculture and Manufactures-P,
ria y u - 4 "a 80 o. Gill;