Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-01-16
LEGISLATIVE LORE.
A Large Number of New Bills In
troduced in Both Branches
Of the Assembly.
Forninst the Lottery-House Bills Killed
The Santa Fe-San Miguel
Boundary.
sen ATE.
TO-DAY'S SESSION.

President Chavez called the senate to
order pursuant to adjournment Prayer
by the chaplain. All members present
except Mr. Franks, sick. The journal
of Yesterday was read, and on motion OF
Mr.. Jaramillo was approved.
President Chavez laid before the coun-
Gil petition from citizens OF Valencia
county for the passage of law to prevent
hogs running at large at all times OF the
year. 1t was referred to the committee on
agriculture and manufactures.
Mr. Rodey, of the judiciary committee,
reported back C. 3. No. 81, relating to
proceedings in civil cases and the filing OF
Tie plea of the general issue and submit
ted a substitute Report read and upon
motion of Mr.. Rodey adopted.
Mr. Rodey, OF the Judiciary committee,
reported back C. b. No. Is, can act per-
tanning to acknowledging and recording
of deeds and instruments in writing al
fecting real estate" and recommends 1t
do not pass. Report read and adopted.
Mr.. Rodey. OF the judiciary committee,
reported back C. b. No. II, relating to
proceedings in civil causes with reference
to cross-replevin, etc, and substitute.
Report read, and Oh motion OF Mr., Perea
adopted. :.
MIR. Rodey, of the committee on judi
ciary, reports back G. b. No. 81, to
amend section 2447 of the Compiled
Laws of the territory OF New Mexico OF
1884. Report read, and on motion OF Mr..
Dolan adopted.
Mr.. Rodey, OF the judiciary committee,
reported back c.. B. No. 80, regulating the
manner OF taking cases to the supreme
court on appeal or by writs of error, and
recommend it do not pass. On motion OF
Mr.. Rodey the report was adopted.
Mr.. Perea, chairman of the committee
on finance, reported back G. 6. No. 10,
can act relating to cognovits," and rec
ommend that it be referred to the Judi
ciary committee. On motion OF Mr..
Perea report adopted.
Mr.. Gusdorf introduced C. B. No. 6S,
entitled can act to fix the term OF school
directors in the several districts of this
territory" Read first and second time,
and on motion OF Mr.. Gusdorf, referred
to the committee on education.
Mr.. Jaramillo introduced G. 3. No. SO,
entitled "An act in reference to foreclos-
ure of mortgages on real estate" Read
first and second time.
A message from the house by Clerk
Hubbell, announced that the house had
passed H. 3. No. IS, can act providing
for the redemption OF real property" and
requests the concurrence OF the council to
the same.
Mr.. Fort moved that G. 3. No. GA. just
introduced by Mr.. Jaramillo, be read the
third time and placed upon its passage.
Mr.. Baca moved that the bill be trans
lated, printed and referred to the judiciary
committee.
Mr.. Perea moved that the bill be re-
ferred to the finance committee.
Mr.. Perea's motion was lost and MIR.
Baca's motion was adopted.
Mr.. Fort moved that the committee be
directed to report Thursday morning.
Adopted.
Mr.. Catron introduced C. B. No. 20,
"An act in relation to lotteries" This bill
abolishes all lotteries, raftles, church fairs,
ETC., ETC., and places heavy penalty
on all persons that sell or offer to
sell any tickets, chances, or advertises or
gives public notice OF the same, whether
the same occurs within or without the
territory Bill read the first time and on
motion of Mr.. Baca read the second time
by title.
Mr.. Catron moved that it be translated
and printed and referred to the commit
tee on militia, as that committee as yet
had nothing to do.
Mr.. Dolan, chairman Of the committee
on enrolled bills, reported that G. B. 81 F.,
relating to certain contingent expenses of
the 2Sth legislative session; also council
Joint resolution to furnish members of
both houses with local and special laws
of 1854, we're correctly enrolled and the
president signed the rame.
Mr.. Catron introduced G. B. No. II, to
amend section 1872 of Compiled Laws Of
1884, and on motion OF Mr.. Catron it was
ordered translated, printed and referred
to the committee on municipal and private
corporations.
Mr.. Catron introduced C. B. No. y,
Gan act to amend section 1454 OF the
Compiled Laws and on motion OF Mr..
Catron it was referred to the committee
on municipal and private corporations.
On motion of Mr.. Catron the council
adjourned to = 80 p. m.