Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-02-25

had passed II. B. No GA, relating to prac-
tice in the supreme court; II. B. No 147
relating to electric wires; Fl. B. No. AZ, tt.
define the boundary line of Santa Fe
county; C. B. No. l19, trespass OF stock
on mining property.
| Mr.. Perea moved to take up II. B. No
| 1871 to amend an act with reference to
practice i'll the supreme court, and for
other purposes, approved January j., 1889.
| Read the first, second and third time and
passed, ayes II, nays l,
| Mr.. Rodey asked and was granted
| unanimous consent to make areport from
the committee on education, and reported
on II. 3. No. 55, the public school bill,
and recommended that it do pass.
Mr.. Perea raised point of order that
the bill had previously been reported ON
fayorablv by the judiciary committee (of
which Mr.. Rodey is also mcmber), and
there was no necessity for further report
( on the bill.
EIr. Rodey stated that the previous re-
port made was only q verbal report, and
, he thonoiIt it little better to have writ
ten report rs a matter OF record.
| The president ruled the point well
taken,
Mr.. Catron asked to make a report
from the judiciary committee on H. B.
No. 6, to define the powers Of county
commissioners in certain cases, and asked
| for Il few minutes time to fix an amend
ment to the bill.
| On motion of Mr.. Perea the council
took recess for ten minutes.
The president called the council to
order.
Mr.. Catron presented the bill with
amendments.
b. Mr.. Prichard, G. b. No. 2O6, fixing
penalty Tor witnesses failing to testify
before any committee OF the legislative
assembly, and for other purposes. Read
the first second and third time and passed,
ayes 9, nays 8 Franks, Jaramillo and
RoJey).
Mr.. Dolan reported from the committee
on enrolled bills as correctly enrolled and
the president signed the same: G. B. No.
-, to amend section 1854 of the Com
piled Laws, No. 119, relating to trespass
/ Of stock on mining claims and mill sites
/ No. l20, to prevent the introduction OF
diseased cattle into New Mexico No. 1876,
relating to the care and expenses of the
capitol No. 100, to amend section 1878
OF Compiled Laws; No. l26, to provide
! for the funding of school Indebtedness OF
counties; No. 1870, for collection and dis
position of poll tax; No. 1913, to amend an
act for incorporation of building and loan
associations; No. 204, in reference to
amendments in civil cases.
| Bills on the second reading;
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additional salary to district Judges. As q
similar bill of the house had passed, Mr.
Pcrca moved to lay this bill on the table.
Carried
c. b. No. 2O3, providing for the prose,
Cuton and collection Of claims of the ter
ritory Of New Mexico against the United
States government on account of organ
iMng, arming, equiping and maintaining
its militia during the war OF the rebellion
and during Indian raids. Read the third
time and passed.
/ II. B. No. 1856, entitled "An act to es,
tabish and provide for the maintenance
/ of University OF New Mexico, the agri-
cultural college, and agricultural expert
ment station, the school Of miners and
the insane asylum, and for other purposes
/ Mr.. King moved that as a bill of SINH
lar nature to that which has just been re-
ceiyed having passed the house, was now
on its second reading in this council, that
conference committee OF three mem
bers of the council be appointed by the
! president to confer with similar COM
mittee to agree upon the main features
! Of the bill.
Mr.. Catron raised point of order or
the motion.
The president overruled the point, cit
ing the action OF the us. senate on the
! tariff bill
On motion Of Mr.. Catron adjourned tc
| s p. m.