Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-01-14
IS
AGAIN IN SESSION
At NOON TODAY
NO TROUBLE IN EITHER BRANCH But SENATE RETAINS the OLD GAG
RULES AND mr. HOLT HANDLES the MGNS AS FLOUR ltAuR IN
SANDPATERS TRYING TO GET the BUNCH TOGETHER
GOVERNOR WILL Send HIS MESSAGE.
At TEN O'CLOCK TOMORROW MORNING

The second session Of the first state
legislature is with us again
II met at noon today, completed
its organization in part and notified
his exce!Iency, the governor, that II
was ready to proceed to business.
Governor Mcdonald replied, through
the official committee, that he would
communicate to the two branches his
views on needed legislation at ten
o'clock tomorrow morning, and the
LEGISLATURE then recessed until that
hour.
If there was any difficulty over the
speakership in the house, as some
forecast was in the air, it failed to
materiaIize, for Roman Liberato Baca
ascended the throne with his old-tme
air, made neat little speech and pre-
sided as before and none-not even
C. C. Catron, arose to say his nay
In fact there appeared to be har
mony galore in both the senate and
the house. Despite outward appear
ancee, however, there was a we'll de-
fined report this afternoon that the
standpatters were making strenuous
effort to get together and put up some
kind Of front for the coming contest
with the democrats and the progress
sive members.
Harmony was the plea Of both
Speaker Baca and of E. c. de Baca
lieutenant governor, who presides
over the senate. The lieutenant gov
elnor appealed to the members of the
senate to abandon partisanshp and
to work together for the good Of all
of the people Of the state. He com
cared the bitter partisanshp of the
past session to the serpent in the Gar.
den Of Eden that destroys in the
hearts Of men, the good they are capa.
Bile of doing for their constituents and
the people, of the whole state. His
remarks were brief and were applal.a
ed.
A similar speech was made by
Speaker Baca, who told the house
members that he more than ever ap-
preciated the honors conferred upon
him when he was chosen speaker and
that he bore no III will to any who
had opposed him in the past and that
he would preside as speaker with i'm
partia|ty and justice towards all.
THE SENATE.
Called to order at noon. Prayer by
Chaplain Sinner Permanent organi-
Zation adopted as follows:
SENATE RESOLUTION NO. I.
tBy H. B. Holt.)
Be 1t Resolved BY the Senate of
New Mexico, that the rules adopted at
its first session be, and the same are
hereby adopted for the government Of
the deliberations of the senate during
the present session.
Bt 1t Further Resolved that, the or
ganization of the senate as effected
during its first session, with the ex-
ception of employees be. and the same
is hereby continued in force for and
during the present session.
And Be 1t Further Resolved, that
the name of Anicito c. Abeytia, sen.
ator from the fourteenth senatorial
district, be, and the same is hereby
added to the committees upon finance,
state affairs and private, county and
municipal corporations.
SENATE RESOLUTION NO. 2 BY
Mr., HOLT.
Be it resolved by the senate of the
first state legislature of New Mexico,
that the following named persons be.
and the same are hereby appointed
to the positions set opposite their re-
spective names below, and that they
shall receive the salaries set oppo-
site their respective names, to-wit:
lsidoro Armijo, chief clerk, at s6
per day.
Nepomuceno Segura, assistant
chief clerk at s5 per day.
Donaciano D. Romero sergeant at
arms at $6 per day.
j. r. Ortiz, assistant sergeant at
arms, at SIS per day.
MaXimiliano ba"a, enrolling clerk,
at So per day.
Juan Lucerc. enrolling CLERK, .. IS
per day.
Marshall Crme, reading clerk, at
IS per day.
Frank Ainojos, reading clerk. at IS
per day.
Leonidas Smith. chaplain. at So
per day.
Miss Edith Wileman, Miss Pearl
Price, Mrs. Tempe Willison. Miss Ma
bel Hickman, Nigel c. Flint, stenogra-
piers each at $6 per day.
Manuel Blea, doorkeeper at 81 per
day.
Lorenzo NJ. Vigil, doorkeeper, at
81 per day.
Benigno Gonzales, postmaster, at
$4 per day.
Ruben Garcia, messenger and as
sisting reading clerk, at So per day.
Alfonso Herrera and Eduardo Gar
cia, pages, at 81 per day each.
And be it further resolved. That
all employees shall at all times be sub
ject to the supervision and direction