Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-01-26
THIRTY.FIFTH
LEGISLATIVE
ASSEMBLY

| via martinez, Jr., II. II. IloWdlu, OCA0s
Sandoval, Eduardo Martinez, W. H. Fl
Llewellyn.
Finance: Carl A. Dalies, Cristova
Sanchez, H. H. Howard, Celso Sando-
val, Granville Pendleton, A. w. Pollard
W. A. McIvers.
Indian Affairs: Gregorio Gutierrez
Pedro Sanchez, Alex. Bowie.
Insurance: r. L. Baca, Gregorio GU
tierrez, M. B. Stockton.
Irrigation: David Martinez, Jr., Do.
mingo Ortega, Carl A. Dalies, Celso
Sandoval, w. H. H. Llewellyn.
Judiciary: w. H. H. Llewellyn, Gran
vile Pendleton, r. M. Turner, A. W.
Pollard, Eduardo Martinez, Alex.
Bowie, David Martinez.
Labor: w. H. Coleman, M. B. Stock
ton, w. H. Fitzpatrick.
Library: Celso Sandoval, w. H. Cole
man, w. H. Fitzpatrick
Lands of Public Institutions: Antonio
D. Vargas, A. w. Pollard, M. B. Stock
ton, r. L. Baca, Alex. Bowie.
Municipal Corporations: r. L. Baca,
Alex. Bowie, r. M Turner.
Military and National Guard: w. H.
H. Llewellyn, r. L. Baca, A. w. Pol
lard.
Mines and Public Lands: Alexander
Bowie, Pedro Sanchez, Carl A. Dalies,
William Fitzpatrick, w. A. McIvers.
Public Institutions: Alex. Bowie,
Carl A. Dalies, Antonio D. Vargas.
Private Corporations: r. M. Turner,
r. l.. Baca, Martin Sanchez.
Penitentiary: Pedro Sanchez, w. H.
Coleman, Pedro Romero, Fl. H. How
ard, w. A. McIvers.
Public Property: Domingo Ortega,
Pedro Sanchez, Gregorio Gutierrez, W.
H. Fitzpatrick, Antonio D. Vargas.
Privileges and Elections: Cristoval
Sanchez, Granville Pendleton, D. Mar
tinez, Jr., W. H. H. Llewellyn, Eduardo
Martinez.
Printing: H. H. Howard, Celso San
doval, Martin Sanchez.
Railroads.: Cristoval Sanchez, Martin
Sanchez, Celso Sandoval, G. Pendleton,
A. w. Pollard.
Roads and Highways, Antonio D.
Vargas, Pedro Romero, G. I ttidIeton.
Committee on Rules: Mr.. Speaker,
Alex. Bowie, R. M. Turner, w. H. H.
Llewellyn, Pedro Sanchez.
Stock and Stockraising: Martin San
chez, M. B. Stockton, Domingo Ortega,
J. S. Holland, Antonio D. Vargas.
Territorial Affairs: Granville Pendle-
ton, Antonio D. Vargas, M. B. Stock
ton, Martin Sanchez, r. L. Baca.
The standing committees were an
nounced as follows:
A message was received from the
Governor announcing that he had af-
fixed his signature to Joint Resolutions
Nos. and 2, and Joint Memorials Nos.
1 and 2, upon the statehood question,
which passed on Thursday afternoon
last.
A memorial from the residents OF
southwestern Socorro county was read
asking that the ella and Mogollon
country be annexed to Grant county
Referred to committee on counties and
county lines.
Mr.. David Martinez, Jr., presented a
petition from the residents of precinct
No. 1, Rio Arriba county, asking fol
the passage Of local option law re-
garding the observance of Sunday.
The following bills were then intro
duced: No. Is by Mr.. Pedro Sanchez
An act for the assistance OF poor peo
pie and to compel well-to-do people tt
take care of their poor relatives. Re
ferred to committee on judiciary.
No. 10 by Mr.. Ortega, An act relating
to the assessment Of personal property
Committee on judiciary, No. 20, b,
Mr.. Llewellyn, An act in relation t
trespassing ON territorial and schoo
lands.
judiciary, No. 81, Mr.. Llewellyn, BY
request, to promote the interest of irri'
cation in New Mexico, to provide for
territorial engineer and other purposes
similar to the bill introduced in tht
Council by President Chaves.
Committee on irrigation, No. % BY
Mr.. Howard, An act for the proper as
sessment of personal property and live
stock.
!! No. %. BY Mr.. Pendleton, by re
quest, all act to define fraternal ben
eflciary societies, to regulate The con
duct of the same, and for other pur
poses.
Insurance.
/ No. "a. BY Mr.. Gutierrez, an act i
reference to salaries Of county officials
Judiciary.
Speaker Montoya then referred th
bills introduced last week Us follows:
Nos. g. s, 8, 10, II, 10, Is, and II, Terri
torial affairs, Nos. and IS, Education
Nos, and Z, Public institutions, Nos
| 4. and "A, Irrigation, No. 9. Agricul
ture, No. 13.
House Resolution No. 8 was intro
duced and passed, providing that tn
chairmen Of committees Of more tina
five members have the power to selee
their committee clerks from anon
the committee clerks elected by tn
i House.
i The papers were then filed in tn
lelectior contest Of w. r. McCosh vs.. !;
8. Holland, for the seat from Unio
n fcounty. They were referred to th
|committee On privileges and election'