Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-08
SENATE.


With full attendance the council this
morning took up its labors, after the usual
preliminaries.
Mr.. Perea reported from the finance
committee G. B. No. 1873, to regulate the
appointment of officers in New Mexico,
and on motion of Mr.. Franks the report
was adopted,
Mr.. King reported with amendments
H. B. No. %, to regulate the sale of drugs,
medicines and poisons. Report was
adopted
Mr.. Perea reported @, B, No, l06, to
allow sherifis certain pay when wounded
in discharge of duty, with substitute.
Report adopted.
Mr.. Rodey reported back H. B. No. q,
relating to limited partnerships. Laid on
presidents table till called, as similar
council bill had passed the house. Adopt
ed.
A message announced that the house
had passed the following council bills ::
No. 40, to prevent overstocking OF
ranges No. 1856, to correct an act entitled
Gan act to define the offense of libel and
attiix punishment therefor; No. 105, re-
lating to serving writs of attachment, re-
plevin and execution on live stock No.135,
fixing salaries OF probate judges No. 80,
relating to limited partnerships; No. 1874,
board OF trustees for library; No. llS, to
prevent nuisances in towns; No. 80, sub
stitute relating to tax suits.
Mr.. Rodey reported against house Joint
resolution No. 3.
By Mr.. Perea, C. B. No. 157, an act to
amend an act entitled "An act relative to
the finances of the territory of New Mex
ico." Read the first, second and third
time and passed. The amendment makes
the finance bill take effect the 4th of
March.
Mr.. Rodey reported back the capitol
commission report, and reported the
finance bill provided proper funds.
Mr.. Rodey reported favorably H. B. No:
80, for county clerks to keep file Of
papers published in the county. Read
three times and passed.
Mr.. King reported with amendments
G. B. No. 1l9, in reference to trespass OF
stock ON mining claims or mill sites. The
amendments were adopted, the bill read
the third time and passed.
Mr.. Catron reported favorably on G. B.
No. 8, to amend chapter l, title 5, Com
piled Laws.
A message announced that the house
had passed C. B. No. 157, to amend the
act relating to the finances of the territory.
By Mr.. Rodey, c. B. No. 159, relating
to municipal corporations. Read first
and second time and referred to the COM
mittee on municipal corporations.
By Mr.. Fort, c. B. No. 100, to amend
section 1857 and 1888 Of Compiled Laws.
Read first and second time and referred
to committee on municipal corporations.
The president presented the governors
message stating he had signed council
bills to wit:
No. 81, relating to forms and pleadings;
No. 10, in relation to filing of infornia-
ton; No. 40, to repeal Secs. 20, "a, Com
piled Laws; No. 104, in reference to in
formations in criminal cases (prevents
filing or prosecuting suits on informa-
tions) No. 20, relating to Migrants.
By Mr.. Rodey, council joint resolution
No. 9, that education committees Of both
houses meet on the public school bill.
Passed.
By Mr.. Jaramillo, G. B. No. 161, relat-
ing to distribution OF water in stream in
Rio Arriba county. Read first and Sec
ond time and referred to committee on
roads and bitches.
Mr.. Baca reported favorably G. B. No.
1913, to amend act for incorporation Of
building and loan associations.
Bills on second reading:
c. B. No. 80, prescribing quality of
paper upon which maps Of town or city
additions shall be made. Read third
time and passed.
G. B. No. s, to amend chapter /, title
5, Compiled Laws read the third time
and passed.
House joint resolution No. 3, to amend
section the whole section must be re-
written in full.
On motion of Mr.. Catron laid on the
table.
G. B. No. 106, sheriffs to receive relief
when wounded in discharge of duties.
Read third time and passed.
Adjourned till Up. m.