Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-02-14

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md md mstss - % misdsmaanor for anv
school director or member of board
of education to have any connection d.
rectly or indirectly with any contract
made or let by such board.
TWO xo,r ,,arn1or ArroRsKys.
80
Two DIS each piov'a'ns iol new
district attorney, were introduced In the
council Yesterday afternoon. One of
+hese o;,es r,;no,,n conntv an ATTORNEY
nm q salary of aso1 from the TERRITORY and
sooo frn,r +ha conntv beaidas fees. The
othe, n,an;aas 60, ~ ottornev for Union
conntv IN : salarv of Sl5O from the ter.
ritorv ssoo from tbs comfy and fees.
Tho nossoos 30 thsse Hills will he stronolv
nrnsd on tbs Ground that the .ize Of The
oannt,es ond ~ distance NJ their comfy
seots from ~ othar connties in whose
iudicial district thew are or would be
makes an additional ATTORNEY necessary.
BIOGRAPHICAL - REPRESENTATIVE LOPEZ.
Hon. Ricardo Lopez, one OF the quiet
and solid men OF the lower mousse was
born at Chamlsai' Taos county, IN iooo'
Being denied the privilege OF attenoing
school he did not, on that account, allow
himself to remain uneducated, but
prom ptlv. by course of self-instruction,
made himself com petent to prapple with
the problems of life. That he has done
40 is shown by the happiness of the home
in which he now lives surrounded by a
family composed of wife and four chill
dren, His Occupation is that of farmer
at the place of his birth and in this bust
ness he has made success that shows the
energy and industry of his attention to
work. - -
Mr.. Lopez has been school director in
his county and last fall was chosen by his
home people to represent them in the as
sembly, At the conclusion of the pres
| emit session he will return to his constit-
uents with consciousness of duty we'll
done to receive from them the gratitude
which is always bestowed upon fidelity to
duty.
THE QUESTION of ooph'
Judging from the activity of the anti
coda cont;n,er, IN Tho ,ohhv If the conn-
49, = 49, 49,.
Gil THIS iofenoon,a very vigorous enor'
is going to be made to defeat the bill
providing for the adoption of the new
method Of procedure in the courts. The
fact that an overwhelming majority OF
the members of the bar are favorable to
the measure; the fact thata non-partisan
commission has spared no pains to draft
it; the fact that it will enable the courts
to transact just about double the bust
ness in given time that they now han
die, and the fact that it does away with
AZ te so vs.. 80 ,;t;aation thssa fa,t. v;lI
Sa,stI 49, ns,,na 49, s.o,,hiu,,on -, o;ns
the subiect most careful consideration
before thev fnallv nass Judgment on the
hill. -
At the request of many members of the
Bar association the New MEXICAN prints
the aye and nay vote of the members OF
the organization on the question:
Ayes-G. u. bantz, >. n: Crlst, .. d.
knaebei, y. r. victory, n. b. Laugnln' A.
b: McMullen' y. A: Richardson, y; N.
Wl1kerson, n. ". D4oson' W. b. onildels'
IT, hlil howard T. L. bartle1s' a. D. fali'
" n W.;a,an A " p H.n a. II d
uor,;i.on Tho,nos Smith w Tho,n.
W. 49,, WENT
par,a. q w Kmaeh., r N stsrrr T
T'e sf n y Ear@rsson T. prucs w "
s. Williams and 6, N. Marion.
Nays-C, A. Spiess, J. G. Fitch, T. B.
Catron. E. A. Fiske, L. G. Read, L. Sulz-
bacher. Z. q. Fort, 8, B, Newcomb, R. l.,
Young, B. s. Rodey, N. B. Field, E. v.
Chaves, Chilion Riley, s. Alexander, f. W.
Clancy.
LEGISLATIVE CHAT.
coi n A,h,;cht "a ho.L anon, Tho
,ao;slotors Wv
49,.
j. s";aa s,o,, ~ w. 4h.nata S Ds s.;.h
nneam onia ''N Wv"
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Inc news tnat uov. mormon a. nao
signed tne phi apprePriating SaVooo 70
!ne insane asylum caused general felolc'
s - 0'u .s"''
Capt. william frencn returned last
nlgnt 10 urant county. ne salo oe1ofe
leaving tnat al that was necessary TO
complete his happiness was the passage
OF tna5 Mogoiloh Dill
The bill fixing sheriffs' salaries and
paying them out of the territorial treas
ury was with some amendments favorably
reported by the committee on finance to-
day'
The Albuquerque Citizen notes: "Mrs.
George F. Albright and Mrs. Borden went
to Santa Fe last night to lobby for ST.
600 appropriation for the Children's
Home in this city"
Representative Lesden's bill reducing
railroad passenger rates to 8 cents per
mile, was adversely reported by the
house committee on railroads this morn
ing, as was also the bill regulating sleep
ing car rates and accommodations,
i Representative Gutierrez has introduced
bill giving to the iury in criminal cases
the right to impose Che penalty. The
bill concludes: "In, no case shall the
Judge presiding in any court have the
ripht IN i'm pooa tho punishmankU