Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-01-29
GUSDORF GOES OUT.
The Taos County Contest and the
Election Irregularities it
Divulged.
Investigation of Federal 0ficias--Fenc-
ing Farm Landslide House
Expediting Work,
SENATE.


When the senators had settled down
to their weeks labor yesterday committee
reports were in order.
Mr.. King, chairman of the committee
on territorial affairs, reports back G. B..
No. ll3, an act to protect the inhabitants
of towns, villages and settlements from
contagious and other diseases and for
other purposes, and recommended it do
pass. On motion the report was adopted
Mr.. Catron, chairman of the judiciary
committee, reported back G. B. No. IS,
an act amending the habeas corpus act,
and recommended that it do not pass.
Report, on motion OF Mr.. Catron, was
adopted,
Mr.. Catron, chairman OF the judiciary
committee, reported back c. b. No. Il,
an act limiting the time for the COM
mencement Of suits on foreign judgments,
and recommended that it do pass. On mo-
ton of Mr.. Jaramillo the report was
adopted
Mr.. Catron, chairman of the judiciary
committee, reported back favorably c. Is.
No. 81, an act relating to the roaming of
animals in the streets OF villages, cities or
towns. On motion OF Mr.. JaramlIo re-
port adopted.
Mr. Catron, chairman OF the Judiciary
committee, reported back C. B. No. St,
an act to establish the right OF persons
who have occupied lands for q period OF
six years and to limit action Of ejectment,
and recommended that it do not pass.
Mr.. Franks offered an amendment and
demanded the ayes and nays, resulting
ayes 2, nays S. Report OF the committee
then adopted.
Mr.. Catron, chairman of the Judiciary
committee, reported back G. B. No. lO4,
an act in reference to information in Grim
inal cases and for other purposes, and
recommended that the same DO pass.
Adopted.
Mr.. Catron also reported back G. B,
No. 1902, an act authorizing and regulating
voluntary assignments for the benefit of
creditors, with amendments, and recon-
mended the passage OF the same as amend
ed. Adopted.
Mr.. Baca, chairman OF the committee
on agriculture and manufactures, reported
back C. B. No. 27, to provide for the in
spection of cattle before being killed, with
amendments. Adopted.
+ Mr.. King, from the committee on mines
and public lands, reported back H. 3.
No So, an act entitled "An act relating
to the location OF mining claims and for
other purposes" and recommended it do
pass. Adopted.
Mr.. King, chairman OF the committee
on territorial affairs, reported back c. b.
No 90, to establish board of health, and
recommended it do not pass. Adopted.
Mr.. King, by unanimous consent, in
troduced G.. B. No. lis, and act to amend
an act entitled Gan act to define and pre-
vent nuisances in towns" approved April
2, 1884. Read the first and second time
and referred to the committee on munich
pal and private corporations.
Mr.. King, by unanimous consent, intro
duced c. B. No.ll9, an act entitled IAN act
having reference to the trespass of stock
upon mining claims and mill sites" Read
the first and second time and referred to
committee on territorial affairs.
Mr.. King, by unanimous consent, in
troduced C. B. No. 100, an act to prevent
the introduction of diseased cattle into
New Mexico. Read the first and second
time and ordered translated and referred
to the committee on agriculture and man
ufacture.
Mr.. Dolan, by unanimous consent, in
troduced c. B. No. III, an act to provide
for the printing and distribution Of the
reports of territorial officers.
A message from the governor was re-
ceived, vetoing the council bill to define
the otfel Sc of libel and fix the punish
ment therefor. The message was read as
follows: