Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-02-16

LEGISLATIVE CHAT.
Both houses met at 2 p. III. sharp and
are hard at work.
| Senator Sanchez is more sedate and
dignified than ever.
The returned legislators announce them
selves as too full for utterance.
Hon. W. S. Hopewell, courteous and
ready to work, seems not to have suffered
by the trip. .
Mr.. McMullen says the trip was ~
glorious success and that he never fe
better in his life.
DR.. Stovall says that he could not tell
VIII re to begin if he were asked to say
any thing about the trip.
Mr.. Barela says the trip was a long
glorious, hilarious time in which every
body was good natured and full of fun.
The boys all say that Doc. Stovall and
John Zimmerman can write song, COM
pose the music and sing it within five
minutes.
Hon. Robert Bland says, "neither money
nor friendship could do more for the
pleasure of guests than was done by the
people OF Denver"
Mr.. Zimmerman was lost in admira-
ton at Pueblo at machine that could
clip fish-plates as easily as a boy would
cut cheese.
Hon. B. M. Read spent the last few
days looking after important legal bust
ness in Las Vegas; he believes in putting
in hay while the scn shines.
| Senator Hubbell is on hand, he says the
trip did him good and he is ready for
twenty-four hours work out of twenty
four for the coming week, if necessary.
Hon. Jose Ortiz Salazar and Hon.
David Martinez expr, IS themselves as
delighted with the trip. The ladies who
accompanied them can not say too much
in praising the trip.
Judge Adams says that Paint-in-the-
Face was turned over to Mr.. Frampton
as he thought for inquest purposes, but
found that conversion from his wicked
ways was the question under discussion.
The only feature of the whole affair
that saddened it is, that Mr.. Chas. F..
Hunt at the end received telegla am an
nouncing the death of his mother. Mr..
Hunt has the sincere sympathy of the
New MEXICAN.
petition largely signed BY the Repub.
licans of this city is in circulation asking
Gov. Prince to re-appoint Judge w. H.
Whiteman to the position he has so ably
filed the past two acknowledgements
Citizen.
The speeches of Speaker Branch and
Hon. Felix Martinez at the banquet in
Denver wero splendid presentations of
the claims of New Mexico, for recogni-
tion. Her vast resources we're admirably
recounted.
Col. ]. Frank Chaves, president of the
council, received the following dispatch
from Delegate Joseph this morning:
"Resolution extending session of leg
islature has passed the house and will
urge its passage in the senate"
Quite little snow fell in Denver dur
ing the trip, and the New Mexican cow
boys found the trails pretty slick, but as
the policemen courteously allowed them
, the middle of the "Camino" they got
along all right.
s. W. Hardesty, of Gallup, who re-
Gently visited Santa Fe and lobbied
among the Lawmakers about the pass
age of law in the interest of miners,
is in the city and will leave this even
ing for DEBORAH, Iowa.-Albuquerque
Citizen.
Messrs. J. c. Hill, of Clayton, and J. s.
Holland, of Chapman, strong workers for
the creation and organization of Unicn
county, arrived last evening. They pro-
pose to keep up the fight and if it takes
to the last minute of the session of the
SOth assembly.
Mr.. Helm informed the gentlemen on
the trip that the Santa Fe Southern was
nothing but a streak of rust and right
Of way. But they all say now they would
not ride over any other kind of road if
they had choice. Mr.. Helm is good
manager.
It is said that the Hon. Mr.. Saint goes
around Denvor like a magnate. When
he strikes the cowboys he let's on to have
dust, so says Judge Adams. The reason
of this is that he won &l2 on the way.
This just makes difference of $50, and
the Judge says Mr.. Saint is in milder
mood to-day.
The Colorado assembly is expected to
leave Denver on the 2Sd and will reach
this city on the gath; the trip may be OK.