Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-27
OFFICIAL BUDGET.
The Legislative Clans Beginning to
Assemble at the Capital
Official News Bits.


Secretary Miller is busy these days
putting In order the Fort Marcy buildings
selected as legislative quarters. Curtains
are being put up to-day and desks will be
moved in tomorrow, so that by Saturday
the buildings will be in shape to accom-
modate the law makers. At the executive
offices also the repairs and brushing up
which have been going on for several weeks
are about completed. The new doors
opened up and the liberal supply of paint
administered make the governors and
secretary's Offices both convenient and
neat.
The legislative visitors have already
begun to arrive and steady stream will
begin to pour into Santa Fe tonight Gull
minatlng in the big crowd that will be
here Monday when the fun is scheduled to
begin.
Mr.. Carlos Baca, representative from
Valencia county, came up yesterday with
his family. He has rented house and
his family will remain here for several
months.
Tonight Councilman-elect Agapito
Abeytia, ST., of Mora county, and others
reach the city; and tomorrow night
Messrs. Hinkle and Curry will reach town
to protect the interests of their splendid
constituency in legislative halls. Mr.. D..
P. Carr, epresentative-elect from Grant
county, will be among the early ccmers,
having engaged apartments at the sani-
terium for himself and his family. 1t is
said that Mr.. Carr will be presented for
i the speakership of the lower house by the
Republicans in the remote contingency
that they are in the majority when that
body is organized.
OFFICIAL BITS.
Fl. r. Martinez has been appointed
postmaster at Chimayo, Rio Arriba coun-
ty, in place Of Jacinto Ortiz, who has re-
signed.
Judge N. G. Collier and district court
clerk, O. N. Marion, have returned to Al
buquerque from short vacation to
southern California.
The Democrats of Abiquiu precinct in
Rio Arriba county have nominated Dona-
ciano GalIegos for justice of the peace
and Teodore Gallegos for constable.
The Folsom case, which was to have
been heard by Judge Sanborn at St. Louis
next week has been postponed until May.
Meanwhile Folsom remains out on bond.
Tax Collector-elect Solomon Speigel-
berg has filed his Official bond and taken
the oath of the Office he is to assume on
January l. The bond is in the sum of
100000.
Gov. Thornton has offered reward of
$3.50 for the capture and conviction of the
man who recently assaulted the Presby-
terian mission teacher, Miss Zuner, at
Penasco, Taos county.
Judge Laughln has decided that in the
case of Cesari0 Garcia, of Taos county,
against Yerger and Romero, of Union
county, the defendants must give new
bond within ten days or return the prop
erty to the custody OF the officers.
Judge A. B. Fall, of Las Cruces, N. M,
is a guest of the National. He is United
States district Judge for the Bird judicial
district Of that territory, and has come
to Washington to clear up some charges
| that have been made against his official
Observation-Disclosures Post.
| The territorial bar association meeting
called for January z, in this city, has been
postponed until February 4, by order Of
President ]. G. Fitch. Secretary E. L
Bartlett is to-day sending out notices te
that effect through the territory. Thi'
postponement is made necessary BY thu
fact that the committee to formulate 1
code will not be able to complete thei
work for month yet.
Evidence is being taken to-day in thu
Santa Fe Southern case before Specia
Master Suthsrlin in behalf of MIR. G. Fl
i Glldersleeve, who is represented by Judg'
Henry L. Warren. The taking of evl
dence. will probably consume severa
days longer, and Attorney Waterman
reaches the city tonight from Denver tt
represent the bondholders at thus hear
ing. ,,H
Candidates for the various territorial
offices continue to multiply. It is state'
that DR.. G. w. Harrison, of Albuquerque
would not be averse to the appointment
as territorial treasurer; and that Messrs
W. W. Hite, of Albuquerque; Alex. Gus
dorf, of Taos; George W. Miles, of Silve
City, and L. r. e. Paulin, of San Jua1
county, will be urged by their friends 70
the position Of superintendent of publ
instruction.
Under date of Galesburg, ILL.,. Decem
Der 20, Gen. E. A. Carr writes the NE'
! MEXICAN thus: "a letter from Senate
Gsllinger, of New Ham pshire, says: I hav
realized the fact that all our territorit
governments must soon come to an enc
and I have been disposed to favor tn
early admission of them all. Unless tn
Republican senators line up against Ne
Mexico I see no reason why should nc
give my vote in favor of her admission
Vi The regular quarterly meeting of tn
territorial board Of pharmacy will be bel
/ in Santa Fe next week. The board col
sists of W. G. Porter6eld, Of Silver Cit
president; John L. Zimmerman, of LII
Vegas, ascretary; q. NJ. Dreamer, of SAINT
Fe; E. G. Murphy, of Las Vegas, and Be
pard Rupee, OF Albuquerque. A numb'
of important matters will come up for a
tention, among them being complaint
that certain parties are carrying on tt
s drug business without possessing tt
qualifications necessary therefor undo
the law. A. ~
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