Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-07

WEDNESDAYS .lrE.,o,,N SESSION.


other purposes, was taken up and read
Mr.. PrirhHci moved tout the rules be
suspended and that the bill be read the
third time hy Cite.
Mr.. FRANKS offered an amendmentth that
the district attorneys shalI be appointed
bv the governor and confirmed by the
senate, and ti',t at the next election the
district attorneys shall be elected. In q
speech Mr. Franks supported his amend
ment.
Mir. Catrou moved to lay on the table
| indefinitely the amendment OF Mr..
Franks. Adopted,
Mr.. Perca moved to strike out 5000
| for the solicitor general and make ltT2,OOO.
The amendment was adopted.
| Mr.. Franks moved to strike out the
enacting clause; ayes |, nays II, motion
lost.
On motion of Mr.. Prichard the bill
passed. 49,
Mr.. Prichard introduced C. p. No. ISL,
to regulate the annual salary of members
of the board of county commissioners OF
the various counties of the territory. Read
the first and second time and referred to
the finance committee.
Mr.. Baca reported back G. B. No. 81,
relating to the quality of paper upon
which maps or plats filed of town or city
additions shall be made, On motion OF
Mr.. Jaramillo the report was adopted.
By Mr.. Franks, G.. b. No. 1872, in rela-
ton to divorce Read the first and sec
ond time, ordered translated and printed
and referred to the judiciary committee.
Mr.. Catron reported back G. Il. No.
1855, fixing the salaries Of probate judges,
to-Wit, in counties OF ] 800 votes or less,
5000; of l 300 to 5000, %i0O; OF 5000 to
1900, 5000; of $3.50 TO 1900, $500 OF
1900 to $500, 1909; OF $500 or more,
200.
On motion Of Mr.. Fort the report of
| the committee was adopted, aud on mo
ton OF Mr.. Fort the bill was read the third
time and passed.
Mr.. Rodey reported back c, B. No. los,
with substitute from the Judiciary con
mttoe. All uct entitled AN act relating TO
the serving 81 "fi,s Of attachment, re-
plevin or execution Oh live STOCK" On
motion OF Nh totpg the report was
adopted.
On motion Of Mr. ranks the bill was
read the third tune an passed.
By Mr.. Jarmni1i0, e. b. No. lj3, to
regulate the distribution Of water Read
the first and second time and referred to
the committee Gu agriculture and manu-
factures.
Business on 1i.e presidents tabi" taken
up;
| C. b. No. los, in act enhlel An act
to prevent uotlr:i from entcja% saloon
for the purpose . drinking ltlerain," and
for other pn1r,.'' /. Read he third time
land passed. le Law takes effect in
NINETY days fl the datc e its passage.
The veto M e of tie governor on
|C. B. No. H.. act t. ampnd an act
lentitled IAN . prove Tor The repair
OF public hi%u.u - sppo, ID March 70,
1884, was rca. Englis.
| On motion %. =. l,aca The reading OF
the messa.o &, parish WIS dispensed
with.
Mr.. Rodcy sad he 60, nor seemed t.
have discove,t .,omethin, IN the bill
which he Wont 4.l into.
Mr.. Prichard r:.lt. Yes, the governor
had made Il discovery a mares neayJ, u
he thought he mad, or he wanted to try tt
make pcor.r ,ljnk lie had. He has
startled eylryt0.y Ihat hears or reads his
message by au,Daacin1 i'll 4 great state
paper, over his oan Signature, that a va
fine or ten DAYS Imprisonment is felony
There is 10 i1louy in it, and the governo,
gets off Wlon4 again, rs usual. But II
would be a very rare Hctptl0n when the
governor ,,id net yet oil wrong.
Mr.. Prichard moved to reconsider the
vote by viii il tho hlll passed. the objec'
tons OF the 4ll ernor to the contrary not
withstanding.
Mr.. Fort said he could not see how the
governor reached the conclusions that he
| had; he certainly could not conceive by
what channel Ul reasoning he came tt
such q CONCLUSION.
Mr.. Catron rose to question of order
that more valuable time was being taker
up than the message deserved.
Mr.. Franks took the side OF the gov
ernor.
Mr.. Rodey said he had investigated anC
found the governor was wrong, and votec
aye.
The bill passed over the governor
veto by vote OF ayes II, nays l, Mr.
Franks.
A bill passed the finance committed
paving county commissioners about the
same as probate Judges in bill above.
On motion the council adjourned to II
Il. IN.
To-DAY's SESSION.
A message announced that the house
had passed the following council bills:
No. 1917, defining the boundary line be
tween the counties of Dona Ana and Lin
coin No. al, providing for the review O
certain judicial orders; No. l42, to author
ize the acknowledgement of written in
struments; No. l43, relating to trial by
Jury No. IA, relating to the. manner o
acknowledgment of written instruments
No. AS, relating to lotteries; No. l46, tt
secure the right of appeal from judgmen
of Justice of the peace, and to atfix {
penalty ior the wrongful refusal thereof
BY MIR. Perea, G. B. No. l54, bill en-
titled IAN act for the repeal of Sec. 10 O
an act to provide for the exemption o
property from forced sale under eXecu
ton" approved tebruary24, 1887. Reat
the first time; on motion OF Mr.. Baca reaC
the second time by tide; on motion o
Mr.. Jaramllo read tie third time by title
and on motion Of Mr.. Baca the bill
passed.
Miss Eddie Ross, the private secretar.
of the governor, appeared and presented
amessage from the governor 1t was rea(
and stated that the governor Withdrew
the name of VIM. T. Thornton, tormerl!
nominated by the governor for the posi-
ton of attorney General, from the senate
Mr.. Perea stated that inasmuch as thu
nomination OF Wan. r. Thornton for ut
torney general was referred to the judi
cary committee. he moved that thi
message be also referred to the said com
mittee. Carried.
BY Mr.. Perez, G. B. No ll5, an &C
providing for the management OF count.
sinking funds. lead the first and seGonS