Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-12

ming at large; committee on stock and
stock raising.
II. B. No. 92-By Mr.. McMullen, to
regulate the appointment of special de-
puties, marshals or policemen by sheriffs,
mayors or other persons; judiciary com
mittee.
H. B. No. 93-By Mr.. McMullen, to
provide for the exemption of property
from forced sale; judiciary committee.
H. B. No. 94--By Mr.. Frampton, fixing
and defining the line dividing the coun-
ties of Mora and Colfax; committee on
counties and county lines.
H. B. No. 95--By Mr.. Read, to regulate
sureties on official bonds; judiciary COM
mittee.
The following bills were taken from the
speakers table, read second time, or
dered translated and printed and referred
as follows:
H. B. No. 72~-By Mr.. Kuchenbecker, to
protect workingmen; committee on mines
and mining.
H.B. No. 73-By Mr.. Romero, relating
to the publication of county commission.
ers proceedings in English and Spanish
committee on counties and county lines
H. B. No. 74-By Mr.. Hinkle, fixing
maximum price to be paid stage coaches
and other vehicles; irrigation committee
H. B. No. 75-By Mr.. Frampton, fixing
compensation of county assessors; judi
ciary committee.
Fl. B. No. 76-By Mr.. Branch, authoriz
ing and restricting Issue of county bonds
judiciary committee.
H. B. No. 77-By Mr.. Meyers, creating
a normal school department of the uni
versity and the agricultural college; edu
cational committee.
H. B. No. 78-By Mr.. Frampton, te
regulate sale of brick made by convic
labor.
Fl. B. No. 79-By Mr.. Read, creating .
board of equalization and prescribing it,
duties; committee on railroads.
H. B. No. S0-By Mr.. Meyers, to foste
the acquiring of knowledge of election
laws and of the penalties for violations
thereof; judiciary committee.
Under the head of business on tn
speakers table, the following council
bills were read the first time:
C. B. 36, to amend section l, chapte
II, laws of 1889.
c. B. No. SO, providing pay of sweeper
in council room.
Council substitute for house joint reso
luton No, 2, concerning the amendmen
of the land court act was also read.
The following house bills were read
third time.
Il. B. No. IA, relative to change o
venue.
H.B. No. 23, defining libel and affixinl
punishment therefor.
H. B. No, 80, to provide an oath TO
grand juries.
H. B. No. AZ, to repeal the laws givin,
justices of the peace Jurisdiction il
habeas corpus cases.
II. B. No. 60, to cover expenses of Ney
Mexico sanitary board.
On motion of Mr.. Barela II. B. No. &C
to cover expenses of New Mexico SAM
rary board, was made special order TO
Wednesday next at 2 p. m.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
DEBATE ON THE FINANCIAL MESSAGE.
Quite an interesting debate occurred l.
the council yesterday following Mr.. Fall
motion to strike out portions of tn
governors message. Mr.. Fall and MI
Saint made very sarcastic mention of tn
fact that the governor had failed to vet
the measure.
| Mr.. Sanchez followed in very brigh
vein, saying there was NO use in findin
fault with the governor as he as we'll a
the legis allure was a coordinate branc
of the territorial government. Even no,
while the honorable members we're berat
ing him he was sitting in his office il
perfect composure.
had gotten his full share of the offices an
it hardly became him to find SO muc
fault The gentleman from Dona An
had not been so cared for, of course, an
he was somewhat free. The whole dis
cussion reminded him of an incident i
which the Russian minister had appeale
to President Jackson against som
attacks on him by newspapers
The president turned calmly an
took down some newspape
files and showed him what the opposition
papers had to say of their president, an
the distinguished European was some
what Modified. 1t would be the sam
way with the governor. This debat
would make no difference to him.
LEGISLATIVE CHAT.
Mr.. Meyers is highly elated over tn
passage of the militia bill.
The exemption bill has not yet passed
it's fate at this writing is doubtful.
Councilman Hall is very straight o
stature and very straight every othe
way.
No caucuses last night. Union count
headquarters were, however, open t.
visitors.
Hon. L. G. Fort says that two-thirds .
the Legislature are now in favor of Uniol
county,
Mr.. McMullen is circulating petition
for Geo. I. Gould to be postmaster o
East Las Vegas.
Hon. B. M. Read was Yesterday circu
lating petition to President-elect Cleve
land for the appointment of Judge Lonl
as chief Justice of New Mexico.
gentleman from Lincoln county say
the best bill introduced in the house i
Mr.. Hinkle's to restrict stage coach com
panies to fare of 10 cents a mile.
The Peoples party of Las Vegas me
at Lopez hall the other night and passet
resolutions condemning the stand whlcl