Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-01-22
SANTA FE, N. M, TUESDAY, JANUARY 49, 1901.
mittee of the council, with Hon. Tnos
Hughes, of Berlalillo, as second mem.
ber. This is the talk of the lobbies.

Librado c. de Baca, of Pena Blanca
admired the new capitol this forenoon
and applauded MI. Dalies' eulogy on the
late Captain Luna. He said Valencia
had reason to be proud of so capable a
representative as Mr.. Dalies.
| 1t is reported that Hon. Thomas
Hughes shed hot tears when he found
out that the Albuquerque push secured
fourteen employees of the legislative as
sembly. Thus come reform dreams to
naught!
The few Democrats in the house and
council will receive fair considera tion
on committees They will find it hard
however, to attend all the committee
assignments they will receive. But it
may be presumed they will do the best
they can.
The city of Albuquerque secured only
fourteen employees in the organization
of the house and council yesterday
Poor thing! And still it is not satisfied.
Pretty tough on Albuquerque, but
there are a whole lot of territorial OF.
fees yet to be had. Eth, boys?
Euloges upon the late Captain Maxi
mliano Luna. 81 eaker of the house of
the 33d assembly, and who was killed in
the Philippines while on active duty on
General Lawton's staff, were heard this
forenoon in the house, which adjourned
at noon until tomorrow forenoon. The
official proceedings of the session will he
published by the New Mexican tomor-
row.
Mr. Springer had the honor of pre-
senting the first bill in the counci. tbs |
afternoon, an act for the protection Of |
minors and pupils of schools, whicE |
prohibits the sale to such of liquors,
penalties.
Councilman Burns this afternooG in. |
troduced bill providing for the crea-
tion of three new territorial ms; ta-
tioms-an insttitu for the blind 10 lie |
located at some suitable point in Flo |
Arriba county miners hospital, To-
Gated at Gallup, and a reform school, |
located at Taos. Mr.. Navarro also in
troduced bill creating reform school
to be located at Springer.
Many complaints are heard from
members Of the assembly because the
sta tionery supplies for the needs of the
members of the house and council have
not yet been furnished. The gavels fur
nihsed presiding officers are most COM
mon affairs and there is a movem ant
on foot among citizens to purchase TWO
handsome gavels to be presented to
President Chavez and Speaker Read.
PRINTING SUPPLIES.
The members are beginning to dis
play some impatdence over the failure
IF the stationery and other Legislative
supplies to matetriahze. The secratary
Of the teluftory announced to the two
mad been ordered by him last De cent
DER, but he regretted to say they were
not yet at hand. The assembly had not
)aken judicial notice" of the fact up
10 this writing, but the following.
'ound to-day in one of the corridors,
WOULD indicate that something is about
o tra inspire in the premises:
BE it resolved, by the legislative
council of the thirty fourth legisla tive
.ssembly, the house concuming therein,
hat, for the purpose of enabling the
members of both houses who do no.
eside in Santa Fe to correspond w;th
heir families and write evasive letters
o their creditors, that sufficient money :
e appropriat ted out of any funds in the
for the purpose of procuring :,
or the use of the Legislative council !
wenty five letlter11eads and envelopes :
0 ma tch, and for the use of the house
f representative seventy five letter r
eads and envelopes to match; and 7
hat the president of the council and ,
he speaker of the house be authorized q
nd empowered to advertise for his !
nd let the same for the above work TO =
he lowest bidder" :,