Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-02-24
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Mary had q snow white lamb,
Its wool was soft, it had no sore,
But, alasi II fell into hand
OF our saint-liko sanitary beard.
FOR It followed her to the council one day
where it heard the senators snort and say,
its fleece was too white, the lamb was III,
So the lamD was heeoed by the sanitary bill.
HubbeT's ~eloqGenco with veeder's logie
Hade lamby feel the want Of p%aFegorie;
Then Felix Joined in with Los Pobres''
talk,
And the poor lamb tainted, too weak to
walk.
Don PodroJalohe took the sleeps part,
And while the lamb lay with hutterins heat,
Paz, of the Green valley, arose in his might
While Fan, Han and the president listened
with delight.
One bill presented to the governor
contains no less than forty-1ve mis-
takes in spelling. The question arises
as to the character Of the clerks who
engross such bills, and the care Of the
committees that have charge of them.
1t is certainly net the duty Of the ex-
ecutive Office to correct spelling, and
yet without care in some stage Of
their progress, the bills would not
make a very creditable appearance on
the statute book.
Governor Princeasent tosthe coun-
Gil the following nominations for
members of the New Mexico bureau
Of immigration: e. S. Slower, Of
Bernalillo. county; T. B. Mills, Of San
Miguel county; Max Frost, of Santa
Fe county; ]. K. Livingston, of bona
Ana county; Juan S%antistevan, Of
Taos county; VIM. e. Broad, Of Rio
Arriba county; @. II. NcHenry, Of
San Juan county; Macario Gallegos,
of Mora county; E. A. Fiske, Of Santa
Fe county; A j. Fountain, OF Dona
Ana county; J. G. Albright, Of Berna-
lilo county, e. f. Otero, s.of Valencia
county; F. o. Blood, Of Socorro coun-
ty; A. W. Harris, of Sierra county,
jeremiah Leahy, of Colfax county;
VIM. Caffrey, Of Lincoln Z county;
]. G. Lea, of Chayes county; @. B..
Eddy, Of Eddy county; D. @. Hobart,
of Grant county; f. A. AanzanGres, Of
San Miguel county.
To be members Of the New Mexico
board Of medical examiners; Francis
A. Atkins, Las Vegas; r. H. Long
will, Santa Fe; G. N. Wood, Silver
City; (allopathic schooll; ]. N, Gun
ningham, Las Vegas; VIM. Eggert,
Santa Fe; Homeopathic schooll, G. S.
yesterday, Albuquerque, electic
school.
Board of regents for the normal
school at Silver City; ]. w, Fleming.
D. P. Carr, H. L. Pickett, of Silver
City; w. G. Bitch, of Socorr6 county
W. G. Eadley, of Sierra county.
To be district attorney for the coun
ties Of Colfax and Taos, N. w. Mills
Of Colfax.
To be district attorney for the coun
ties of San Miguel and Mora, L. @
Fort, Of San Miguel.
For regent of the agricultural col
lege: J. d. w. Veeder, of San Miguel
vice Pickett, resigned.
All these were confirmed oby tn,
council in executive session, save tn
appointments of Aessrs. d. @, Hobar
and A. ]. Fountain.
The house has rented a safe for tn.
chief clerk. 1t is now expected tina
no more bills will be stolen from him
The Denver legislature is expectet
in Santa Fe to-day on a return visit.
The following have become laws tn
past week:
Repeating an act Of the 2Sth legisls
tive assembly 'to define the offence G
libel and afix the punishment there
for"
Legalizing transfers of school dis
trict property by school boards.
Authorizing the governor to receiy
certain money 1862, OOO) from the cor
gress Of the United States, and NAL
ing disposition of the same.
Appropriation to pay for printin
auditors report and statement.
B Confirming and ratifying the &C
} creating Guadalupe county.
; Providing for the maintenance an
government Of New Mexico normi
schools.
Defining the westerly and norther
lines Of Lincoln county.
: Amending san act providing funC
t for appropriations for the ADD and 4;
5 fiscal years, and for other purpose
: exempting new railroads from tax
tion for six years.
Promoting irrigation.
t Providing clerical help for the te
t ritorial auditor.
}, Establishing sub-agricultural expe
iment station in San Juan county, ar
y providing for its maintenance.
Relative to the pay Of sweepers.
y Relative to store orders, tickets, &
Legislative contingent fund.
II For the protection of railroad Ell
d ployes.