Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-09-13

"rslty, the agricultural college, the a-'
I'm for the insane, and the school o.
ines already established hy law IN tn
'rrit"rv Of New Mexico. one or more nor
nal schools shall I've established.
SIC. 30. Public institutions may Il
tahli~hed by law for the maintenance
are and instruction of INDECENT, deal AM
dumb, blind or INDECENT sick persons, or
orphans or paupers, and whenever any
such institution shall have been so es-
tablished and put in operation. no other
institution for the same purpose shall re-
ceive any aid or support from public funds;
but until srch institutions are so estab-
lished and put in operation, provision
may be made by law for the
maintenance, care and instruction OF
such persons Ly individuals, or Ill
other institutions. Such aid and support
shall be under the inspection OF proper
officers appointed for that purpose, and
every such individual or other lnstitu-
ton shall make an itemized annual report
concerning such aid and support to the
governor for the information Of the legis-
lature.
Sec. 81. Public money or property shall
never be used or appropriated for private
purposes, nor for the aid or support OF
any institution not under the absolute
control of the state, except for the time as
in the foregoing section mentioned.
Ex-Gov. Ritch, from the committee on
education, presented report which,
without being read in full, was received
and placed on the calendar for future ac'
ton.
Judge Bristol made report on behalf
of the judiciary committee. Received.
On motion of Mr.. Perea the report OF
the committee on congressional require.
ments and taxation was read and referred
to be printed.
On motion of Mr.. Otero the convention
went into committee OF the whole OH the
report of the committee on executive de-
paftment.
ro-DAY's SESSION.
When the convention opened its tenth
days session this morning Delegate Ritch
asked unanimous consent TO have the
report OF the committee on education
taken up and read first time. Major
Sena objected, hence the report was not
read.
Mr.. Abeytia called for the translation
of the educational committees report.
The chair informed him that it had been
translated
Cristobal Sanchez, of Colfax, presented
his resignation as u member of the com
mittee on education "for personal reasons
known" to himself. No action by the
convention. =.
On motion of Mr.. Otero the convention
resumed consideration OF the report OF
the committee on executive department.
Mr.. Perea moved to strike out the con-
Guiding paragraph of section 5, which
reads: 1T shall be the duty OF the gov
ernor, under such regulations as NAV be
described by law, to remove from office
for gross neglect Of duty, or for corrupt
conduct in Office, any officer of the state,
except legislative and judicial officers"
Messrs. Otero, Clancy, Rynerson and
White argued against striking out,
Judge Trimble moved to amend by adj
ding the words appointed by him."
Mr.. Perea accepted the amendment
Later the house decided not to strike out
by vote of 70 to II. Several other at.
tempts were made to alter this paragraph,
but the majority sustained the wording Of
the committees report.
In committee of the whole the report
as amended was adopted and sent to the
convention for final action.
In section Mr.. Rodey moved to strike
out the word "present" in the phrase re.
ierring to vetoes, "if approved by two.
thirds of all the members present." and
insert the word elected" Lost by q
vote OF "a to 8.
The article was then placed on its final
passage. Adopted by vote Of 36 to s.
Mr.. Reynolds, of San Miguel, moved
that the resignation of Mr.. G. Sanchez
as member of the educational commit.
tee, be not accepted, as his services were
| very valuable to the committee. Gov.
Ritrh seconded the motion, and by al
almost unanimous vote the convention
declined to accept Mr.. Sanchez resigna-
| tiCn.
judge Bristol asked that the report Of
the committee on judicial department he
taken up out of its order this afternoon
Granted.
Adjourned to 2 p. m.