Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-02-21
TRAPPED BY THEIR TRICK.
Another Republican WalkOut-But
the Executive AppOintees Are
Promptly Confirmed.
A Long String of New Otiicials-The
Appropriation Bill Passes the
House-A Clever Days
Work.


House-A Clever Days
Work.
There were eleven members present
when at IL o'clock to-day Mr.. LARA
goites motion that the council go into
executive session was adopted by vote
of 6 to 5, the Republican members voting
nay. When the executive session was
called to order it was discovered that the
five Republican councilmen had, during
the confusion attendant upon clearing
the hall of spectators, proceeded to fold
up their tents like Arabs and as quietly
steal away Mr.. Desmarais was the alb
sent member. He was detained at his
hotel, and had not been present at roll
call, and, seeing that their absence would
leave the council with but six members,
one less than quorum, the Republicans
lost no time in acting-so for the second
time during the session they INDUCED in
the farcical proceeding of "a walk-out."
The move didn't embarrass the Demo-
cratic members little bit. The session
had been duly called to order; one-half
the members were present and they had
power to enforce the attendance of the
others. The sergeant-at-arms was dis
i patched for Mr.. Desmarais and deputies
were sent out to bring in the Republican
absentees. Presently Mr.. Desmarais ap-
peared in charge of an officer. Two
minutes behind him came sauntering
down the street from the Palace hotel the
| five Republican members also in the
custody of sergeants-at-arms. The mo-
ment Mr.. Desmarais entered the council
chamber there existed a quorum-seven
Democrats-and business was quickly
dispatched. When the five Republican
members arrived they found the council
chamber locked and they had to suffer the
humiliation of standing there in the
midst of a great crowd, barred out until
the executive session was over and the
doors opened. Then they walked in,
carrying their sickly smiles with them
and took their seats. The five foxy Re-
publicans had been trapped by their own
! trickery.
| IN EXECUTIVE SESSION,
communication from Gov. Thornton
was opened and found to contain the fol
lowing nominations:
District attorney for counties of Collar
and Taos, George Mccormick; for Jht
counties of San Miguel, Guadalupe ant
Mora, A. A. Jones; territorial auditor
Marcelino Garcia; territorial treasurer
Samuel Eldodt; coal oil inspector, M. S
Hart.
Board of regents of the University o
New Mexico: H. L. Waldo, to succeed
himself; w. B. Childers to succeed NJ S
Otero, to serve to 1899; DR.. J. g. Wrotl
to succeed George Meylert, removed, tt
serve to 1897.
Regents of the New Mexico College o
Agriculture and Mechanical Arts: Deme
trio Chaves to succeed Numa Raymond
time expiring in 1898; Thomas J. Bull t.
succeed VIM. Rynerson, deceased, to serv
to 1899.
Regents of the Silver City norma
school: J. A. Maloney to succeed Fl. I
Pickett, resigned, to serve until 1895; j
w. Fleming to succeed himself, to serv
until 1898; Horace j. Loomis to succee
D. z. Carr, to serve until 1899.
Regents of the Las Vegas norma
school: Columbus Noise to succee
Frank 0. Kihlberg, to serve until 1900.
Trustees of the School of Mines: j. T
. McGrorty to Nucceeo w. Z. Thornton, t
serve until 1898; E. E. Mold, to succee
H. M. McChesney, to serve until 1896
James G. Fitch, to succeed z. W. EatoI
! to serve until 1899.
Regents of the New Mexico militar
Institute: E. A. Cahoou, to succeed Rob
S. Goss, to serve until 1899; George Curry
to succeed Charles B. Eddy, term ez
: pired, to serve until 1900.
Directors of the New Mexico insan
asylum: Lorenzo Lopez to succee
Lorenzo Lopez, term expired, to serv
until 1898; Frank 5. Cross, to succee
Emmett G. Chapman, term expired, t
serve until 1899.
Members of capitol custodian commi
: tee: Manuel Valdez and Solomon Spiel
elberg.
Members of the board of immigration
, Frank A. Manzanares, Elias Slower, L.
i, Prince, James A. Baird, James X. Living
j ston, NJ. M. Salazar, Romero Gonzale
, Pedro Sanches, William Locke, Henr
, Grant, Max Frost, Jose q. Chaves, Niche
las GALES, j. G. Clancy, Joseph
Sheridan, W. o. Norman, j. j. Leeson,
C. Blodpett, q. A. Richardson, j. {
(, Albright.
/. Members of the board of dental e,
aminers: Daniel W. Manley, Frederic
E. Olney, Lewis H. Cham berlain, Willlal
H. White, and A. A. Bearup.
Penitentiary Commissioners: William
L. Dame, IA. Hadley, RichardHudson,
NJ. Valdez, Henry Young, Abran Abe!
ia, Roman Baca.
. Members of the Cattle Sanitary Boart
j. f. Hinkle, from the counties of Lin
coin, Chaves, Eddy and Guadalupe; w.
Jack, from the counties of Socorro, Don
Ana, Grant and Sierra; Mariana s. Oter'
from the counties of Valencia, Bernalill'
Rio Arriba and San Juan; Willard
Chaffin, from the counties of San Migue
Santa Fe and Taos; Robert G. Head, frol
the counties of Collar, Mora and Uniol
Members of the Board of Examiners {
the New Mexico Board of Pharmacy:
M. Dreamer, to succeed himself, term c
Office to OK pire in 1897; Melvin g. Padei
to succeed John L. Zimmerman, term
expire in 1900.
Mr.. Bunker presented resolution
the effect that all executive nomination
pending before the council, includin
those previously sent in, (Thos. N. WI
kerson, district attorney for Bernalill
and Valencia counties, and R. l.. Young
district attorney for Dona Ana county