Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-03-19

ana MS ldIlllly anu was uilNeil " tiio
Palace where she afterwards held an
informal reception. Miss Roosevelt
VIII 'aceiye the citizens committee In
public tomorrow and will attend the
citizens reception at the theater in the
evenins', when there will be display
of fireworks and a demonstration IN
her honor.
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bill and the House has made a great
joke of Mr.. Baca's bills and resolu-
tions on the grounds that all of them
carry appropriations. The bill was
ordered read in full and after the sec
ton was read making the appropria-
ton, Mr.. Cristoval Sanchez rose and
moved that further reading be dis
pensed with and that the bill be ta-
bled on account of the appropriation.
Mr.. Baca protested and insisted that
the order of the speaker that the bill
be read be followed. Mr.. Bowie and
others INDUCED in fun at the expense
of Mr.. Baca about ali resolutions con-
tanning appropriations. The reading of
the bill was completed and Mr.. Baca
rose to a question of personal privl-
lege He stated that he had introduced
many measures for his county, his
city and for other purposes, and some
of which had passed and some mad
failed. He resented the imputation OF
the members about appropriations and
said all his measures were presented
in good faith and with no dishonorable
intentions. He stated that there was
nothing in any of them for him and it
was unjust and unfair for the men,
bers to take such an attitude against
him. Speaker Montoya stated to him
that he was satisfied that his motives
were of the best and there were no re-
Elections on his honesty or his integri-
ty. Mr.. Dalies spoke in favor of the
bill and said it was mer1torlous
measure and had the endorsement OF
the Superintendent of public instruc-
tion. The matter which was objected
to before had been stricken out and he
thought it should pass. Mr.. Dalles
said he had INDUCED in his fun at MI.
Baca's expense, but he considered the
appropriation mentioned proper and
the bill should pass. Mr. Cristoval
Sanchez said Mr.. Baca represented too
ma 14y constituents, Santa Fe county,
the CITY, Las Vegas and now it was
the board of education. Mr.. Baca win
some heat, retorted that he represent
ed the educational system of the ter
ritory if Mr. Sanchez did not. There
unon. Mr.. Sanchez rose to question
of personal privilege and denied that
he did not stand for the educational
system. Mr.. Howard said there is no
CRYING need to change the laws. He
stated that every bill which originated
in the office of the superintendent OF
public instruction had been to make a
raid on the school fund instead of to
guard it. In some districts, said Mr..
Howard. it is now possible to have
only three months school. Mr.. Dailes
demanded that he specify the locallty
and said that he believed that was a
local condition and due entirely to
misuse of public funds. Mr.. Howard
hotly denied this and demanded that
Mr.. Dalies confine himself to the truth'
Mr.. Pedro Sanchez spoke at some
9TH IN the measure and Mr.. Vargas
gave his experiences as county schoo'
superintendent Mr.. Pollard said the
levy ordered was nominal and the Dill
should pass. Mr.. Bowie had fun WIFI
the "gentleman from Santa Fe' ano
Mr.. Fitzpatrick demanded that ne
specify. Mr. Pendleton poured oil or
the waters that were getting troubled
bv saving that he favored the bill De-
cause it ''met the approval OF the ex'
perienced Mr.. Pollard, was endorsed
by the wisdom of Mr.. Bowie, was IN
troduced by the little lion of Santa ~
and was favored by the sage of Valen
cia. Mr.. Dalies." The hearty laugi
which this caused restored good feel
ing and Mr.. Baca asked that it be reaf
the third time. Mr.. Pedro Sanchez
moved to table the motion but it wal
lost and the bill was read the thirt
time. It was growing late and Speake
Montoya commenced to ignore re
Quests for roll calls and declare mo
tions carried or lost. Mr.. Baca move'
tho massage of the bill and Mr.. Dale
stated that he would like to be hearo
Mr. Cristoval Sanchez at once deman
ded the previous question and tn
sneaker said: 1.-THE gentleman fron
Mora moves the gentleman from va
lencia shut up. Those In favor say ay
and those opposed, no. The ayes nav
a. ond the gentleman will shut up.
The bill was defeated by to IL. In
: uouse adjourned until 10 o'clock thi
9 morning.
THE COUNCIL.
(Morning Session)
d II was almost II o'clock when tn
v co,ncil was called to order and pray
: or was offered by Rev. w. "A. Coope
Miss Pendleton appeared with q mes
i, 90 90 from the House and in recognia
\ ,ne her. President Chaves caused
Is great laugh by addressing her as m
i r,,ar,<. After she had delivered tt
e message, the usual form OF motion wa
q changed 90 the Messenger" was r