Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-01-09

was reported with amendments by Mr..
Cooney, of the judiciary committee.
C. B. No. 16, "An act relating to prac-
tice in criminal cases." was referred to
the judiciary committee; also c. B. No.
81, San act relating to extortion
threats"
Council Bill No. 81, "An act to provide
for certain contingent expenses of the
18th session of the legislature" was read
twice and referred to special committee
of Messrs. Romero, Baldwin and Sanchez,
with instructions to report the bill to-
day.
Under suspension of the rules Mr..
Romero introduced II. B. No. 81, can
act to provide for the better government
of public bitches in the territory" which
was twice read and referred to the COM
mittee on roads and bitches.
Mr.. Snifen introduced II. B. No. 80,
"An act relating to crimes in certain
cases." which was sent to the judiciary
committee.
II. b. No, 33 was offered by Mr.. Bald
win, IAN act to prevent the exporting Of
game" which, after two readings went to
the committee on territorial affairs.
Mr.. Baca offered H. B. No. 81, can act
to repeal section 933 OF the Compiled
Laws and to repeal section of the act Of
the legislative assembly, approved Feb.
II, 1887" and offering substitutes there
for. Sent to the judiciary committee.
Mr.. Martinez offered II. B. No. IS,
can act to dispense with the use of scrolls
and seals in certain cases" Same refer
ence.
H. B. No. So was also offered by Mr..
Martinez, can act authorizing county
commissioners to levy road tax" Same
reference.
By Mr.. Martinez, H. B. No. 81, "An
act concerning the plats of cities and
towns" Referred to the committee on
mines and mining.
By Mr.. Kistler, H. B. No. 80, "An net
to provide for compensation of expert
witnesses" To the judiciary committee.
By Mr.. Kistler, II. B. No. 80, can act
for the purchase and preservation of
newspapers printed in the several coun-
ties of the territory" To the committee
on printing.
By Mr.. Kistler, H. B. No. 40, "An act
for the regulation of medical practice"
To territorial affairs.
H. B. No. II, can act limiting the
time for the commencement OF suits Of
foreign Judgment" was reported by the
judiciary committee with amendments as
was also II. B. No. Is, can act providing
for the redemption of real property sold
under foreclosure"
Mr.. Fountain presented II. b. No. Al
can act to prevent certain officers from
specializing in county or territorial war
rants" Referred.
Adjourned to 10 a. IN.
To-DAY's SESSION.
The ninth days session was duly
opened, when Reading Clerk Bond ap-
peared and announced the concurrence
by the council in amendments to H. B.
No. 2, which was returned to the house
with an additional amendment.
Mr.. Foster said it was a reflection upon
the patriotism of the legislators that they
sit without the shadow Of the stars and
stripes, and he offered resolution au
thorizing the secretary to purchase the
flags for the capitol masts at cost not tc
exceed $3.50, and also that Col. Douglass
commander at Fort Marcy, be asked tc
kindly loan the use of two flags until these
new ones can be provided. Adopted.
Mr.. Romero reported substitute fol-
C. B. No. 81, which included list Of leg
islative employees and amount of salary
The substitute was adopted and the bill
passed under suspension of rules.
II. B. No. % was reported back, and the
passage OF c. B. No. 5 was announced.
The speaker announced that no bills
would be ordered printed unless reported
favorably.
The committee on finance reported II.
B. No. IL without recommendation, and
it was laid on the table.
The bill providing for county surveyors
was reported with a number of minor
amendments, and was ordered engrossed
and printed.
Mr.. Cooney reported favorably H. B.
No. AZ, IAN act Tor the protection OF stock
from wild animals" Read twice anC
referred to the committee on stock and
stock raising.
Mr.. Sandoval offered H. B. No. 43, Gan
act to amend an act for the punishment
of crimes against women and children,
afording persons 80 charged additional
opportunities for proof" Read twice and
sent to the Judiciary committee, after a
refusal by the house to suspend rules and
place the measure upon its final passage
Mr.. Sniffen offered H. B. No. A, Gan
act to repeal sections 9o3 and 726 of the
Compiled Laws" and relating to SANDER
by ministers OF the gospel and assault by
words. Referred.
Mr.. Kistler offered II. B. No. As, "An
act relating to marriage license" Re
ferred.
Mr.. Lucero offered H. B. No. 46, can
act relating to the fence law in Colfax
county" Referred to the judiciary COM
mittee with instructions to report ii it was
of special nature.
Mr.. Sanchez desired that all bills pre-
sented should be printed, but the house
declined to take his view Of it. Adjourned
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