Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-08
Items Of Interest About nj LENDERS of
the Assembly and Their DOings.

Hon. Jose D. Sena, of Santa Fe county
is proving himself valuable member Of
the house.
Hon. Max Luna, as chairman of the
house Judiciary committee, is the right
man in the right place.
Councilman Curry is doing exceedingly
important and sensible work as chairman
of the council finance committee.
Hon. Larkin G. Read, representative
from Santa Fe, is hardworking and at
tentive member of the house.
Representative Ollin E.Smith, of Union
county, is doing mighty we'll for his con-
stituents and for the territory.
Hon. @. A. Spiess, as chairman of the
council Judiciary committee, is doing ex.
ceedingly good work in that position.
OlIin E. Smith, of Union county, can be
omplimented as the first man to get a
bill through the present Legislatures
Clayton Democrat
Hon. W. E. Martin drove nail IN the
right direction when he introduced bill
regulating sleeping car rates in New Mex
ico.-Socorro Ohieftain.
Col. j. Francisco Chavez makes most
dignifed, capable and gentlemanly leader
on the floor of the council.-Rincon
Weekly.
The following gentlemen are in the
city, from Deming, to help along the
Washington county bill: N. A. Bolich,
A. J. CLARK, j. P. Byron, and j. H. Stacey.
Thomas Hughes, the able editor of the
Albuquerque Citizen, is making cred
liable record as member of the terri
torial council. His constituency, the
profession and the territory at large, all
have reason to be proud of such legis-
lator. Accept our congratulations, Bre'r
Tom.-Silver City Enterprise.
Last Saturday the finance committee
of the house, consisting of Hon. U. 8.
Bateman, Hon. j. Y. Lujan, Hon. 0. Z.
Smith, Hon. j. D. Sena and Hon. M. A.
Sanchez, and their friends paid visit to
the school for the deaf and the blind.
They expressed themselves as highly de-
lighted with the progress and work of the
school and they will speak good words for
the institution.
Our own Major Llewellyn, recognizing
the usefulness Of the press, has introd uoed
bill compelling corporations to publish
their articles of incorporation in some
newspaper of general circulation in the
county In which such corporation intends
to do business. A true friend of the
newspaper man is Major Llewellyn-and
nothing is lost to the popular gentleman
by that.-Rincon Weekly.
Grant county has three able represen-
tatives in the 32d assembly in the persons
of Judge A. B. Fall, Joseph A. Mahoney
and William Oristman. Judge Fall is the
recognized leader Of the Democratic side
in the council and is making fine req
ord for his able efforts in behalf of bene-
fetal measures, while Messrs. Mahoney
and Cristman are looking after the in
terests of their constituents faithfully
and conscientiously by hard work in the
lower house, Deming Headlight.
The Headlight believes that the pres
emit legislative assembly is the best within
the history of New Mexico. The mem
bers are apparently devoting every eff
fort to enact legislation for the benefit of
the people, and are putting partisan
measures to the rear. 1t certainly looks
as though much good is going to result
FROM the 32d assembly.-Deming Head
light.
Hon. ]. A. Ancheta, Of Grant county,
who has been twice member of the ter
ritorial council and made good record
in that body, met with painful accident
yesterday. He has had his arm dislocsted
twice and in trying to put on his over
coat dislocnted a. third sk{rra r. =.