Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-13
THE CAPITOL BUDGET
Penitentiary Employees and Salaries
General Funding Bill
Passed.
Veto of the Solicitor General Measure
Full Text of the Phar-
macy Law.
SENATE.
TUESDAYS AFTERNOON SESSION.

working shape, a message announced
that the house had passed house memoir
ial No. II, in relation to giving rellet TO
certain settlers in San Juan county that,
by increasing the size of the Navajo In
dian reservation, were forced by the gov
eminent to give up their homes and prop
erty to the Navajo Indians, and asking re-
lief for said settlers.
Mr.. Catron asked and obtained unanl-
nous consent that the special order 1or
D. III. to-day be passed, to permit the
taking up of C.B. No. 1877 the penltentlary
bill.
Mr.. Rodey moved that the council pro-
coed as in committee of the whole to con-
slider the bill by sections. Ayes 3, nays ..
Motion lost.
Mr.. Catron moved the previous ques-
ton, which was carried.
Miss Eddie Ross, private secretary, OF
the governor, presented two communlca-
tons (veto messages) from the governor.
C. B. No. 1877, to provide for the main
tenance, government and police OF the
penitentiary; also the mode OF employing
and fixing the pay OF the same, and Tor
other purposes.
On motion of Mr.. Catron the bill was
read the third time and passed-ayes g.,
nays 2 franks and Rodey).
Mr.. W. D. Kistler, chairman OF the
house committee on enrolled bills, re-
| ported as correctly enrolled H. B. No. 81,
| for the more equitable distribution OF the
| representation of the legislative assembly
of the territory of New Mexico for the
counties of Dona Ana, Lincoln, Grant
and Sierra, and the president signed the
same.
House memorial No. 10, in relation to
the Navajo Indian reservation, was re-
ported as q message from the mouse.
On motion of Mr. Perea G. B. No. So,
an act entitled can act to authorize the
funding of county indebtedness, and for
other PURPOSES was taken up. The
amendments of the committee were
read and adopted.
Mr.. King presented an amendment,
which was adopted, and the bill was read
the third time and passed.
| President Chaves presented council
Joint resolution No. II, in response to
certain Joint resolutions of the senate and
house of representatives of the state OF
Colorado with relation to the territory OF
New Mexico.
The resolutions were read the first, sec
ond and third time, and on motion OF Mr.
Rodey unanimously adopted.
THE resolutions will be published in
| full in tomorrow edition.-Ed.
Mr.. King, member of the committee
on enrolled bills, reported as correctly en-
rolled C. B. No. IS, to prohibit hogs run
ming at large at all seasons of the year
and the president signed the same.
Mr.. Fort reported G.. B. No. ll3, to pro
tect the inhabitants of towns, villages anc
settlements from contagious and Other
diseases, with substitute. Report was
adopted.
MIR. Baca reported back G. B. No. SO
to amend the Compiled Laws relating tt
municipal corporations, recommending i
do not pass.
On motion of Mr.. Rodey the report was
laid over to Friday next.
By Mr.. Prichard, G. B. No. 10, tt
lamend section 1899 OF the Compiled Laws
Read the first and second time and re
ferred to the Judiciary committee
By Mr.. Rodey, c. B. No. III, relating
to suits in equity and injunctions. Reac
the firct and Second time and referred tt
;udiciorv committee
Rv Mr. Rodev, G. B. No. 172, RELATING
10 Conditional sales Read the first an(
second time and referred to the iudciar,
COMMITTEE,
Rv NJ joromillo G. r. No, 173. tc
nrnish adultery and fornication. ReaC
tho fret and second time md referred tt
tho Judiciary committee,
NJ KistIer chairman of the housf
co,nm;ttna IN enrolIed hills renorted n,
corronti,, enroIlad n r NJ 81 RELATING
~ sale NJ druos medicines and noisons
and d tbe nresident signed the same
NJ Rppdow oStad and was excused fo,
tho remoinder Of The evening
NJ Kino called m G. r. No. 120. tc
nrevant tho Introduction of diseased cat
10 i,,to Nav I Meyiro which was read tht
th;rJ ,;n,o and nassed
IN melton If Mr.. Jaramillo. Fl. B. No
H. 70 def;na and nrovide the nunishmen,
e., 10 nrime of pnen and Notorious 90
Manhattan and adultery On motion q
Mr. Fort if was referred TO the judiciary
lcomm;ttee
Hnmso ;oint rosolutiop No - thu,
aons ha roised ovor the different house,
Pna;ross IN ,,ros;dant,S toble.
C,B. No. 1863, to abolish the territorial