Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-01-03
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY,
Another Day of Progress in the Lower
House While the Republicans
Are Not in 1t.
The Catronists Corralled Behind Bar
ricaded Walls-They Weaken and
Send Out Compromise
Proposition.
THIS MORNINGS COUNCIL SESSION.

bracing tonic. At the council matters as
sumed the more commonplace aspect o
"ready for business" The weather sug
gested an idea to the solons of the coun
Gil and instead of studying bills and pro
jects, its first consideration was given tc
the advisability of having an additiona
stove. Accordingly RESOLUTION was of
fered asking the secretary of the territory
to be 80 good and generous as to accom-
modate the shivering senadores with an
additional distributing reservoir of heat
and comfort. 1t was adopted.
The minutes of yesterdays session
were approved.
A "gingery snap" ensued upon the en-
trance of committee from the house oil
representatives with the notification tina,
the body for which they spoke was or
gained and ready for business. Mr.
Chavez, of Valencia, did not feel called
upon to tender recognition to house oil
| representatives to which the appellatior
or praenomen trump" was not affixed
aud in pursuing his chimera or SWAMP
light strenuously opposed the reception
Of the report. A question of personal
privilege instigated Mr.. Perea, of Der.
nalillo, with the desire to get upon his
feet. He rose, turbulent rs a wave, and
subsidized into the gentle melancholy
placidity of trout pool. The gentle
man from Santa Fe, Mr.. Victory, as chair
man of this committee to notify the house
of the organization of the council and its
readiness for duty, reported that the mis-
sion Of the committee lacked fulfillment
and moved that the committee retire to
join with like committee from the
hou.e to notify his exoellency of the or
ganization of the 3lst Legislative assem-
bly of the territory and of its readiness
to receive any message or communica-
ton which the governor might see fit to
transmit. The motion prevailed.
Now rose Col. Francisco. Evidently
Jack-o'the- Lantern had led him merry
race, too far into the tangled morass, and
he felt that if he had another chance he
would not do it again. But with the
courtly grace which sets 80 lightly and
becomingly upon the venerable rotundity
of the seer Of Valencia, he said: IF
have overstepped the boundaries of due
courtesy in opposing the reception of the
house committees report; If l have
seemed disdainful of the dignity of New
Mexlco's senate, I hope l will be ex-
cused." 1t is assumed that firm purpose
of amendment existed rs mental reser-
walton. But Col. Francisco is nothing If
not courter.
The previous question was called for
upon the motion of Mr.. Victory.
Motion to adjourn until O'Clock this
afternoon supervened and prevailed.
THIS afternoons COUNCIL.
This afternoon quorum was in at
tendance in response to the roll call,
and Immediately adjourned until IL
o'clock tomorrow. This adjournment
was in consideration of the paci.
flying proposition made by the
trump" to the house of Representatives
The result of the aim at compromise is
awaited with interest.
,.-,a YESTERDAYS HOUSE.
To the roll call fourteen members re-
sponded at o'clock, including Messt 10
Leaden and Lucero.
On motion Of Mr.. Hinkle an adjourn
ment was taken until 10 O'Clock CO.
day to enable representatives to GOA
suit among themselves as to distribu-
tion of offices and the persons who shall
fill them.
To-DAY's HOUSE
AT 10 o'clock the house met, one mem.
Der short. After few moments the de.
linquent arrived painting like porpoise
with an expression of 80 much penitence
upon his happy go-lu,ky" expansive
countenance that pity swayed the con
course and unspoken forgiveness light
ened the heart of the truant.
Upon motion of the gentleman from
five counties, Mr.. Hinkle, the rules of the
Both legislative assembly we're adopted
for the guidance of the honse until it,
committee Oh rules had reported others
He also moved that committee of three
on rules be appointed by the chair, one
of whom should be the speaker. The
same WAS agreed 20.
Mr.. Pine rendered the report of the
committee to notify the council that the
house WAS organized and ready for bus,
ness, moving its reception and the dis
charge Of tho committee. This ensued
accordingly.
A resolution, II. r. No. /, was Offered
by Mr.. Hinkle, excuting from the Aoo
of the house of representatives ali per
sons except territorial officers, e1-mem
beers, ladies. newspaper men, unless pres
ent by the invitation of some member
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Pine offered resolution that tn,
following list be the roll of offices aut
officers created and recognized by the
house of representatives.:
UNITED STATES OFFICIALS.
Chief clerk, Mariana F. Srna; enroll
ing and engrossing clerk, M. C. Ortiz
sergeant-at.arm T. Il. Moore; messen
ger, Juan Romero; Waterman, Manue
Silva; chaplain, Rev. GARNER.
TERRITORIAL OFFICIALS.
Assistant Sergeant-at-arms, Atilano F
Ulbarri; doorkeeper, Ci-mente Padila
interpreter, Fl. L. Ortiz; translator, Tran
outline Labadir; assistant translator
Fernando DelHado; journal clerk. j. H
Suthrrlin; reading clerk, Alex Read
copying clerk David Newman; assistant
copying clerk, Jose D. Martinez; assist
ant enrolling clerk, Jose NJ. Lopez; ms.
sistant enrolling clerk, A. Sever; clerk
judiciary committee, Mrs. A. Booher
clerk finance committee. Juan MARITIME. 2
clerk penitentlary committee, Roman
Baca; porter, Juan Duran; messenger
CpciIiu Gurule; clerk committee on educ9.
tion, Zacarias Valdez; typewriter, Clara
Lane; general committee clerk, Benigno
Lopez; clerk committee on counties,
Cruz Ortiz; general committee clerk,
Enrique Mares; assistant chief clerk,