Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-02-28
ASSEMBLY AFTERMATH.
Short items Relating to the Recent
Echoes from the Colo
RADIO Visitors.

Hon, David Martinez still fingers in
the city.
In the absence of the governor Secre-
tary Geo. A. johnson 10 giving the guber-
Material chamber thorough over-hauling
and cleaning up.
The only remaining members of the
council here are President Chaves and
Mr.. Fall; of the house, Speaker Branch,
Martinez and Salazar Y Ortiz.
Representative Jose Salazar y Ortiz, Of
Rio Arriba county, will remain in the city
some days yet, having business before the
U. S. court of private land claims.
Senator Ambrosio Pine has returned
from a visit to Albuquerque, and alter
looking to some private business in the
capital will proceed to his home at
Galisteo.
E1-Speaker VIM. Burns, clerk of the
house penitentiary committee, is still in
the city. having had moore business in
hand than he could attend to before the
close of the session.
Hon. Juan Santistevan, who has beer
in the capital for the past week on legis
lative business, leaves tomorrow for hi
home at Taos. He is an effective worker
for any cause he undertakes.
Taken by mistake on Friday night, thu
oath, Gov. Princes overcoat, a new Chin
chilla, with velvet collar; bunch of key
in the pocket with his name upon; thu
ring. Please leave the same at the gov
ernor's residence or Office.
Hon. Pedro Sanches, the able and popu
lar senator from Taos, departed thi
morning for visit to his Sweetwate
creek ranches in Coltax countrywide
might have been in Columbia county
He will proceed thence to his home a
Taos.
A petition has been circulated durinl
the week and signed by a large numbe
Of our citizens asking President-elec
Grover Cleveland to appoint William b
Brinker, now of Washington, D. c., one o
the associate justices of New Mexico
Eddy Citizen.
The citizens committee which ha,
charge of the preparation of the legisla
tive entertainment was in session all da
at Gen. Bartlett's Office. The cost of tn
entertainment will greatly exceed tn
amount of the Legislative appropriation
The exact figures will be given later, a
the accounts have not yet been al
audited.
The Colorado visitors expressed them
selves highly pleased with the treatmen
they received at Santa Fe and this city
X X Jos. E. Saint is worker, ant
his bringing the Colorado visitors to thl
city is credit to his energy and euter
prise. The New MEXICAN o
last Saturday was remarkably we'll pre-
pared newspaper. The page report o
the rece ption given the Colorado vlsitor
was a neat piece of work.-Albuquerqu,
Citizen.
| Hon. A. B. Fall leaves for Las Crucel
tonight. Mr.. Fall stands in the light o
"new man" and probably will suit Mr.
Cleveland when it comes to the appoint
ment of an U. s. district attorney. II
any case Mr.. Fall may be proud of thu
good record he has made in the council
If his party at large over look his elaine
he may be sure of unsolicited recognition
from his constituents at home. TIL,
gentleman from Dona Ana may be 6
second Voorhees,; and it behooves his op
ponents to watch him.
Mr.. Frank E. Hartman, the enterpris
ing Denver realty man whose weekly
statistical reports all the Denver papers
publish, turns out to be another one OIL
those "Ohio fellows" of the stamp turned
out by Chillicothe. Il may be said, in
passing, that Chillicothe, IS responsible
for sending more live men toGthe west
than any other one town in the middle
states. A. G. Ireland has Mr.. Hartman
| in tow to-day, and the latter is doing
the artistic points hereabouts with his
kodac. When he returns to Denver he
promises to give the Daily Republican
an elaborate illustrated article on Santa
Fe, and it will be loaded with statistics
touching Santa Fe's superiority as a
climatic Mecca, a residence point and q
fruit and farming region. Mr.. Hartman
says the big water system now under way
here will unquestionably attract much
Denver capital to this city during the
coming summer and fall.
The Colorado house of representatives
unanimously adopted the following:
Whereas, Upon arriving at the portals
| VI NOW NAOALCO tuo SOlOIduO AOup0 vi
representatives found the latch string
! out and the motto, "Our House is Your
| House," and "All We Have Is Yours
and
Whereas, We have been entertained in a
manner known only to the royal hos pital-
ity of the people of this historic city and
territory; therefore, be it
| Resolved, That we extend our thanks to
the members of the New Mexico legisla.
ture, to Governor L. Bradford Prince, the
citizens committee, the 10th infantry
band and the military and all the people
of Santa Fe, who spared neither time mol
expense to make our visit both instruc.
tive and pleasant.
Resolved, That New Mexico has oul
sympathy in Ler contest for statehood
and we earnestly hope that her just
claims will be recognized as speedily al
possible.
The resolutions were adopted unani-
mously end Representative Baldwin pro
posed three cheers for the liberal-hearted
and public-spirited people of the terri
tory.