Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-01-05

The council met with full attendance at
2:l5, the president in the chair.
Mr.. Victory reported the fulfllment OF
the duty of notifying the governor of the
legislatures organization and moved
that the report be adopted and the com
mittee discharged, which was accordingly
done. The council then adjourned to
10 q. m.
THIS BoRENooN's SESSION.
All interest this morning conferred in
the governors message which was to be
read at the joint session of the legislative
assembly which occurred at II o'clock at
the U. s. court in the federal building.
The proceedings in buth the council and
nature.
At the council three members testified
Indifference by remaining away from the
morning session. The reading OF the
journal occupied about twenty minutes
and ultimately promoted a breeze upon
the chronological significance in parlia-
mentary procedure of the words "re-
ceive" and adopt as applied to the re-
port of the committee on notification.
These usually inoffensive words ire
ceived" a generous amplification. The
council at last refused to "adopt" the
report, but agreed to ''receive" and
"sdopt" it, which casuistry acted as a
balm upon tired tongues.
Yesterdays session was opened by q
plea for another stove. To-day Mr.
Bunker's face reflected the radiance from
the single heater in the council room
and as he did not want certain inter
esting vice attributed to him, he moved
that screen be thrown around the
"Irondale" inferno in his immediate vi
emily. He thought the territorial sec
rotary could afford the relief, but
was informed that that gentleman was
officially "busted." With look of hope
lessress Mr.. Bunker lapsed into his seat
Noticing the DIES pair depicted upon the
usually benignaht and complaceAt face
of the San Miguel senator, the president
said that he thought 1--WE could arrange
80 that the repose and love of life of
the gentleman from San Miguel might
survive"
/ Council then took recess to reas.
,semble in joint session with the house OF
representatives at the place designated.
Mr.. Hinkle, chairman of committee
from the house, reported that the house
was ready to meet the council at the
council chamber to proceed IN body to
the United States court room. 1t was
moved that the report of the committee
be accepted and the committee thanked
for its courtesy. This was done.
Recess until 1854 was then taken.
THIS AFTERNOONS SESSION.
At the meeting Of the council this
afternoon the following standing commit
tees we're appointed:
Judiciary.-J. P. Victory, w. B. Bun
ker, George W. Miles, J. Francisco Chavez
Pedro Perea.
Finance.-M. f. Desmarais, Agapito
Abeyta, George W. Miles, W. G. Hadley
Nicholas GALES.
Observation-Disclosures Larragoite, W. B
Bunker, Cesario Garcia, j. Francisco
Chavez, Nicholas GALES.
County and County Lines.--W. B. Bun.
ker, Agapito Abeyta, j. Francisco Cha
vez.
Capitol.--Cesario Garcia, j. P. Victory
Pedro Perea.
Privileges and Elections..M. F. Des-
marais. Cesario Garcia, J P. Victory, j
francisco Chavez, Nicholas Gales.
Educ .tion.-George W. Miles, W. B.
Bunker. Mariana Larragoite, w. c. Had
ley, J. Francisco Chavez.
Militia.-C-sario Garcia, George W.
,, Miles, W. G. Hadley.
Roads and Highways.-Agapito Abey
ia, NJ. F. Desmarais, Pedro Perea.
Public Printing w. B. Bunker, j. P
Victory, Cesariu Garcia.
| Public Institutions j. p. Victory. W
b. Bunker, Mariana Larragoite, j. Fran
cisco Chavez. Pedro Perea.
Municipal and Private Corporations
| Agapito Abeyta, NJ. F. Dssmarals, W. G
Hadley.
Enrolled and Engrossed Bills.--Georg
W. Miles, W. B. Bunker, W. G. HadIey.
| Mines and Public Lands.-Nichola
GALES, W. G. Hadley, Agapito Abeyta.
Agriculture ard Manufactures.--Cesa
rio Garcia, Mariana Lsrragoite, W. c
Hadley.