Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-01-26
journed unun tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock
THIRD DAY-.MoRNlNo SESSION

1ouFhto Anth to-moffoW mnfnina ~ 10
o'clock
THIRD DAY--MoRNINo HEsaION
Council met pursuant to adjournment
at 10 o'clock with the president in the
chair Quorum present Prayer By
Rev. Father Gay chaplain
Mr springer The teleEraphlc dls-
patches wash have arrived since our
last meetlnE have announced the death
Of Queen Victoria, She illustfloua SOW
ereign of Great Britain. II seems to
me fittiuG that this body. representa-
tive Of the people Of New Meuco. take
nnotlce of an event which attracts more
attention sn the civliincd world than
any event which has happened within
the life time Of any one 0f us here pres
ent In the length Of her reign. the vlr-
tuss Of her private life. tne oxtraofdi-
nary perssnai affection which her sub
isota bear for her. and the respect
which the people Of ell other clviliEed
nations &ave for the name Of this o.
iustri0us monarch, hes name occupies q
place In history which IL without par
ailel. Furthermore. it cannot be for
gotten that Queen Victoria has 90 all
times been a warm friend OF the pco-
pie Of the United States, and q will
probably be the verdict OF history that
10 her personal desires and sentiments
more than to any other one thing. is
due the preservation OF peaceful rcla-
tons between the two great English
speaking people OF the world. II seems
to me, thereiJre. that there should be
no question OF the prOpfiety of this
body taking formal notice OF an event
80 Important. I therefore ofer the fol
living resolution;
Resolved. That the legislative council
Of New Mexico has learned With pro-
found regret OF the death of that a.
iusthous sovereign and noble woman.
her royal and imperial majesty Queen
victoia, and that the council do now
adjourn until tomorrow morning At 10
o'clock.
whsrsupon said resolution was
adopted.
Council adjourned until Tomorrow
mornina At 10 o'clock.
The chairmen OF the various standing
committees 0f the oeunoil ss selected
By PreAidsnt chaves. ara ~ follows:
irrlGati0n-Burns.
Judiciary Springer
Territrial aEfaits-.NaVarTO.
CapiiOl-'dartinez
County and County llnes--spicss
Roads and ighways-fiarrison
Internal mprovements-l3nrns
Public prOperty-Harrtson.
Militia -cEuickshank.
Education--springer
Agriculture and manufacture Burns
yinance and appropriations--C
shank.
Mines and public iands-Burns.
EngrouslnG and enrolling bills
Springer.
RAILROADS.
Municipal and private corporations
Burns
P;ihuv Springer
r'u bic printing -ffuGhrs.
Ilules-Presldent. splcss and Hlukie
Apportionment-- President. spiess.
Burns. CruieiAhAnk. Hughes.
Privileges and elections spiess
Cruickshank. Hinkls. Harrison ana
Marines.
LsbraFy-MartinsE.
SECOND pAY--MoRNING SESSION
The house was called 10 order. with
the speaker IN the chair. A quorum was
present
The Journal was approved and adopt
ed.
The speaker informed the house that
the day was set aside for memorial
services to the memory OF the late MAJ
imiliano Luna, whereupOn Messrs. 0u-
tlerrez and Sanchez. in few weli-cho-
sen words. paid their respects 10 the
memory of the dead statesman and
soldier.
himself and was sworn In.
Messrs. Winston. Bowie. valdez and
Walton paid tributes to the memory Of
the departed. Mr., Dalies OF Valencia
then took the ioor. and dn an eloquent
oration paid tribute 90 the dead soldier
and stateamAn. Mr.. Dalies was fol-
lowed by AIR. Sanchez OF Valencia who.
In simple and heartfelt words added
further glorious eulogy to the memory
OF Capt. Luna and concluded his re-
marks. as ala Mr Dslies, has colleague.
by thanking the mefabera OF the house
and members V'ho had taken part in
the ceremonies. IA the name OF Valen-
cia county, the home Of the deceased.
Adjourned.