Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-13

Mr.. Fall moved they both lie on the
speakers table till otherwise ordered.
II. B. No. 3, az amended passed; ayes
%, NAYS 2.
Mr. Torres, from the committee on
counties, presented II. B. No. III, to pro-
vide sign boards at all crossings of county
roads. On motion of Mr.. Monteya the
house was resolved into committee of the
whole, with the speaker in the chair to
consider the bill.
After adopting several unimportant
amendments motion was made that the
committee rise and recommend to the
house that the bill RS amended do pass,
The bill passed the house,
Mr.. Paulin, by suspension OF the rules,
introduced II. 8. No. 81, An act to provide
for certain contingent expenses OF the
legislative assembly. Read the first and
second time.
After considering the bill III committee
of the whole it was reported favorably to
the house and passed.
The bill provides tho pay for the various
additional employees to be paid for by the
territory
On motion of Mr.. Easley the assistant
doorkeeper was made do0rkeeper in place
of the gentleman from Lincoln comfy
who was elected at the beginning OF the
session, but has not and will not be here
c. B. No. 5, the high license bill, was
referred to the finance committee.
Mr.. Easley asked if copies Of all the
reports of the territorial officers accom-
panied the governors message.
Mr.. Paulin said only the reports of the
al
New Mexico University, but thought in
time the house may be permitted to see
the others which were sent to the council.
Mr.. Easley moved that the penitentiary
commissioners make duplicate report to
the house.
The house then adjourned,
HOUSE.
ro-DAY's SESSION.
The house met at 10 a. 10.
Roll called. All members present.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Mr.. Aragon, from the committee on en-
crossed and enrolled bills, reported house
bills No. !, 4 and as correctly engrossed
and enrolled.
Mr.. Otero introduced H. B. No. 81, to
aid the people in obtaining information
of the laws that they may observe the
same.
Mr.. Fall, from the judiciary committee,
reported house bills Nos. 7, 26, 46 and AZ
with the recommendation that they dc
pass the reports were read and adopted
On motion of Mr.. Fall the house was
resolved into committee of the whole tC
consider H. B. No. 7, with Mr.. Easley in
the chair.
The bill was read in full and is TO abol
, ish imprisonment for debt. The bill re-
peals sections l9G6-7-S.9-70-1 -2-3 of the
Compiled Laws OF 1884.
On motion of Mr.. Fall the title wsG
, adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Read sections anf
were adopted, and on his motion thu
Q enacting clause was then adopted.
l Mr.. Burns moved that the committed
: rise, report the same to the house witt
. the Recommendation that the bill do pass
1 The house in order. The chairman re
e ported the committee of the whole recon-
mended the passage of the bill. The bll
: was read the third time and upon til,
e motion of Mr.. Otero the bill passed.
< Mr.. Fall moved the house be resolved
=. into committee of the whole to conslde
/ H. B. No. As.
Mr.. PauGin in the chair.
8 Mr.. Hubbell announced that this bil
q had not been printed and he thought tina
d some OF the many printed bills on thu
h.. speakers table might more properly b,
8 considered.
Mr.. Fall stated he did not care to rail
!, road bill through the house, especially
= when it had been introduced by himsel
s and not printed. He moved that tn,
: committee of the whole do now rise, re
port the bill back to the house that h,
n may move the bill be printed.
b The chairman reported the bill to tn
e house and on motion Of Mr.. Fall the bill
d was ordered printed,
d Mr.. Hubbell moved that the rules b.
suspended to take up H. B. No. 10, to de
i. fine express companies and filing tn
y taxation of the same.
a The chair stated that bill would b.
t reached very soon in regular order.
On motion of Mr.. Fall, II. B. No. 48
g was ordered printed.
!. Mr.. Read moved that the house be re
: solved into committee of the whole OIL
!. H. Is. No. rs, relating to dispositions
d The bill strikes out sections 2O95, 2096
= 2Oo7, 2O9S, 209s, POO, 2lOl, 2l02, 2l03
n 2lO4, 300, 2lOo, 2lO7, 2lO8, 2l09, 2llO
o Of the Compiled Laws of 1884.
The committee Of the whole arose t.
0 receive message from the council.
A messenger announced that the coun
e Gil had passed joint resolution author
izing the governor to appoint commits
e sion of three to proceed to Washington
= to work with congress in regard to tn
8 land grant bill.
d House again in committee OF the whole
d Mr.. Read in the chair.
i Mr.. Fall moved taat the house now ris
and report the bill to the house with tn
j. recommendation that the bill do pass. Il
o the house the bill was read the third tim
Q and passed.
Mr.. Mcdonald moved that the hous
l. he resolved into the committee of til
whole to consider H. B. No. II. Motto
carried. Mr.. Mcdonald in the chair.
The bill is in relation to condem natio
of private property by municipal corpors
tons.
u Dill r6Au III luil.
n On motion OF Mr.. Read the title Of tn
~ bill was adopted and there being n
70 amendments to the first section.
On motion of Mr.. Burns 1t was adop
ID ed.
=. Mr.. Hubbell moved to amend section
line 7, in substance so that 1t would req
after the appointment of two commission
ers and where these two disagree on tn
g. third that the court appoint the third,
Ia 40 amend that the third should be al
~ poiDted by the owner Of the property,
~ he considered only fair that the perss