Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-15
THIRTEEN DAYS MORE
The House and High DEMONSTRATIONS
Tussle Over the Agricul-
tural College.
The Solicitor General and Other Bills
Passed Over the Gov
errors Veto.
SENATE.
THURSDAYS AFTERNOON SESSION.

funding Of county Indebtedness, and for
other purposes; also H. B. No. 10, to
create the office OF county surveyor.
Mr.. Fort reported G. B. No. 1866, re-
lating to notaries public, and recon-
mended its passage Report adopted.
Mr.. Rodey reported from the Judiciary
committee G. B. No. III, relating to
granting suits in equity and chancery
Report adopted
Mr.. Rodey reported favorably c. B..
No. 125, to provide for the employment
and compensation of interpreters before
justices OF the peace
Mr.. Rodey reported c. B. No s., to
amend the laws relating to costs in civil
cases, and recommended it pass. Report
adopted.
Mr.. Rodey reported c. B. No. "a, to
amend sections 1895, 2412, 1921 1896 and
1888 1888. and recommended it do pass.
Mr., Rodey reported from the Judiciary
committee G. B, No. ia, to amend an
act relating to the finances of the terri
tory OF New Mexico, approved Feb. 8,
with amendments, and that the bill as
amended do pass.
By Mr. Fort, c. B. No. 179, to amend
the laws relative to the estates of de-
ceased persons, which was read the first
and second time and referred to the judi
ciarv committee.
Bills on second reading:
Mr.. King reported as correctly enrolled
G.. B. No. %, to authorize the funding Of
county Indebtedness.
Mr.. Franks demanded a call OF the
house, and Mr.. Fort was absent without
leave. and Messrs. Dolan and Prichard
| with leave,
A message from the house by Clerk
IIubbell announced that the house passed
H. B. No. 143, relating to practice in
civil cases.
The substitute to C. B. No. No. III
relating to granting suits in equity and
! iniunctions, was read the first, second
and third time, az reported by Mr.. Rodey
from the Judiciary committee, and passed.
G. B. No. 1925, to provide for the en-
ploymcnt end compensation of interpre-
tiers before justices Of the peace, was read
| the third time and passed.
Mr.. King reported as correctly enrolled
| c. b. No. IS, to prevent debtors in con-
temptation OF insolvency preferring one
or more creditors to the exclusion in
whole or part Of others; G. B. No. 43
concerning estray bovine animals; G. B.
No. 45, to prevent the taking up of cattle
not the property of the person or persons
combining them, and the president signed
the same,
C. B. No. 1874, to amend sections 1895,
24l2, 1921, 1896 and 1893 of the Compiled
Laws, relating to justices of the peace,
was read the third time and passed.
A message from the house announced
that the house had passed G. B. No. 1877,
the penitentiary bill ; also II. B. No. 12S,
relating to practice in justice OF the peace
courts.
G. b. No, l65, umendatory OF the laws
of New Mexico relating to costs in civil
cases, was read the third time and passed.
1t requires persons beginning suits to de-
post $15 with the clerk when the suit is
filed to cover prospective costs.
Mr.. King introduced c. b. No. 1870, to
establish and provide for the main
tenance of the agricultural college. Mr..
King said he wished to have the bill read
the first and second time and referred to
the select committee which had charge of
the other agricultural bills. The bill To-
Gates the college three miles below Las
Cruces, if 800 acres of land is donated
there.
Mr.. Perea moved that the bill be read
in full in English, which was done; then
Mr.. Baca moved that it be read in full in
Spanish, which took considerable time.
Mr.. Perea moved to lay the bill on the
table indefinitely demanding the ayes and
Ill l,l
Mr.. Rodey moved that Mr., Franks be
excused from voting, and on that motion
he demanded the ayes and nays, to kill
time. Both motions were lost.
A message by Clerk Hubbell announced
that the house had passed II. b. No. &c.
to limit the time in which to bring suits
BY Mr.. Jaramilo, c. B. No. lS1, pro-
viding for cOpartners in partnerships with
respect to property, which was read the
first and second time and referred to the
judiciary committee.
Mr.. King moved to suspend the rules
read G. B. No. 1Sl second time by title.
Bill ISL was that introduced by Mr. lara
milo, and not his agricultural college bill,
which was 1870.
Mr.. Perea moved to lay his motion ON
the table. Ayes-Perea, Rodey, 2; nays
s.
Mr.. Kister announced that the house
had properly enrolled II. B. No. 1875, for
filing pats Of towns; H. B. No. AZ, for
the protection Of stock growing interests
against wild animals; ii. B. No. 1875, fix
ing fees of certain officers; also house
joint memorial No. IS, about relief for
San Juan settlers by congress.
Mr.. Kings motion to read C. B. No.
1S1 was carried, and the clerk read the
bill by title. 1t then developed that Mr..
King had called the wrong number for
his college bill.
Mr.. Fort moved that C. B. No. 1870 (Mr.
Kings college bilD be read the second
time by title and referred to the select
committee of Messrs. King, Baca, Catron,
Franks and Prichard, which had charge
of the other college bills. After con-
siderable more iilibustering the motion
was carried.
Mr.. Perea moved to discharge the
special committee from further considera-
ton OF the college bills and to refer the
bills to the finance committee. Motion
lost.
1t being after 6 p. M, Mr.. Fort moved
that the council adjourn to p. m. to-day
Carried.
HOUSE.