Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-17

of three be appointed, whose duty shall
be to proceed to the escort of the gov
ernor.
The committee appointed consisted Of
Messrs. Jaramillo, 7. D.. Lieb and Eu-
genio Romero.
The governor then proceeded to read
his message.
Upon the conclusion of the reading
Mr.. P. Sanchez moved that a vote Of
his able message.
Mr.. Catron moved that the joint
session be adjourned and hat the coun-
Gil retire to their chamber.
The motion prevailed.
The house was called to order by the
speaker.
Mr.. Staplin moved that resolution No.
l be adopted.
The resolution vas adopted.
Mr.. Llewellyn moved that the house
take a recess for 80 minutes and amend
ed it. that it take a recess until 5 o'clock.
Motion prevailed.
Mr.. Speaker called the house to order
at 5 o'clock.
Mr.. B. A. Romero, chairman of COM
mittee on privileges and elections, stat
ed that the committee desired to make a
report.
MI. P. Sanchez moved that the re-
port of the committee be adopted.
Mr.. Lieb asked that the minority be
extended further time in which to pre-
pare a reply.
MI. Llewellyn then stated that DR..
Slack had ample time in which to file
his defense according to law.
Mr.. Sanchez moved the previous ques-
ton.
Then the question came up on the pre-
vious question, which prevailed.
Mr.. Jaramillo introduces resolution
No. 2 in the case of J. r. Guyer VS.. John
C. Slack and moved that the resolution
be adopted. Said resolution entitled
Mr.. Guyer to the seat occupied by Mr..
Slack. Carried.
Whereupon the Hon. Pedro Sanchez
moved that a committee of three be
appointed to escort Mr.. Guyer to the
bar of the house hat the speaker might
administer the oath of office.
The motion prevailed, whereupon the
speaker appointed Upon said committee
Mr.. Sanchez, Mr.. Schultz and Mr..
Wharton.
Said committee presented Mr.. Guyel
before the bar of the house and the
speaker administered the oath Of Of
flee.
On motion of Mr.. Llewellyn the rules
of the 32d legislative assembly be adopt
ed until otherwise provided for.
Motion prevailed.
Mr.. Schultz moved that the librarian
be instructed to furnish every member
of the house with a o of the Compiled
e. Law and tina the clerk be instructed te
notify the librarian to that effect.
The motion was carried.
Mr.. Jaramillo moved to adjourn unit
10 o'clock tomorrow, but withdrew his
motion at the request of Mr.. Sanchez.
Mr.. Rafael Romero moved tina house
convene itself into executive session.
Motion prevailed.
After the house arose from it's DELHI.
erations in secret session the house wal
called to order and the following en-
ployees, on the motion of Mr.. Jaramillo
were elected to serve during the session
in their respective positions, as follows
Assistant door keeper-Juan G. Sa-
mora,
Assistant sergeant-at-arms-Antonie
J. Martinez.
Assistant engrossing and enrolling
clerk-Acacio Gallegos.
Interpreter-Eugene Van Patten.
Observation-Disclosures Sanchez.
Assistant chief clerk-C. b. Lew
ellyn.
Journal clerk-B. Romero.
Committee clerk-Melecio Lucero.
Committee clerk-Edgar Shield.
Page-Emelio Ortiz.
Page-Adelaido Sandoval.
Messenger to governor-Jose P. Tru-
jillo.
Sweeper-Ignacio Ortiz.
Extra committee clerk-L. D. Valdez.
Night watchman-Esidoro V. Gale
COS.
Assistant messenger to governor
Francisco Chavez.
The above gentlemen We're duly sworn
into office by the speaker.
On motion of Mr.. Jaramillo the house
adjourned until tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock.