Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-27

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Mr.. Gable withdrew his amendment.
Sections 3, 4, S, 6, 7 and 5 were adopted.
Mr.. Gable moved that the further reading
of the sections in English be dispensed
with, as every member had copy of the
bill. Adopted. Sections 8, 10, II and IL
were adopted.
Mr.. Burns moved that at p. m. the
committee rise and report progress.
Adopted.
The house again in order. A message
announced that the council had passed
G. B. No. 4S, permitting incorporated
cities to refund their existing indebtedness
at lower rates of interest also G. B No. 81 +,
to amend section 933 of the Compiled
Laws. The house again in committee.
Mr.. Mcdonald in the chair.
Mr. Burns moved that wherever the
words number and sex occurred to make
1t read number, age and sex. Adopted.
Sections 10, ii and Is were adopted !;
the latter with the words "willfully" in
serted before the word neglect" Sec
tons l6, II and Is were adopted.
| The house again in order at p. m.
On motion Of Mr.. Essley this bill was
made the special order at 1890 4. m. to-
/ day. Adjourned.
To.DAY's SESSION.
H. B. No. 70, relative to toll bridges
and ferries, was passed.
II. B. No. So, for the relief Of A. B. Baca,
was briefly considered and laid aside for
the special order of the day--the Paulin
school bill. Mr.. Paulin was called to the
chair and declined. The chair insisted,
and under the rule Mr.. Paulin finally
complied. Consideration of the bill be.
gan at section IL, down to which it was
passed upon yesterday in committee OF
the whole. An amendment to elect school
directors annually was adopted. With
several unimportant amendments sections
20, 81, % and 20 were also adopted and
adjournment taken to 2 p. M, when con-
sideration of the school bill was resumed
CAUGHT IN THE CORRIDORS.
W. G. Wrigley, of Cofax county, who
failed to secure denomination for the
district attorneyship, is pulling up al
Ration to remove to Denver.
Messrs. Dick Hudson and j. II. Riley
were circulating among the southern
members yesterday during the discussion
of the school bill, and their presence re-
suited in good.
Whatever Mr.. Herrera may have SAID
in the past, it was pretty nearly all atoned
for by the rugged honesty, the pathetic
heroism, of his remarks yesterday on the
Paulin school bill. 81 do not very vel
understand the English language" said
he, addressing the house, 81 have been
waiting forty-four years, nevertheless
have little education, and can not under.
stand quickly, but am in favor OF this
public school bill"
Visitors at the capitol yesterday after.
noon were Mrs +. l. Bartlett and Miss
Florence Hughes, Major j. w. bonnet
ley, acting commissioner of the Atlantic
& Pacific railroad, and his friends, W. w
Mitchell and A. W Mitchell, Col. j. II.
Riley, Col. Dick Hudson, Hon. q. W.
Prlchard, Rev. Father Grom and others
A monster petition has just been pre-
sented to the governor for the appoint
meut OF Major Sena as territorial treas
urer. 1t contains 1913 names, arranged
by counties, and seems at casual in
spection to carry the signatures of nearly
all the prominent citizens OF Mora, San
miguel, NdleuCid, LiHCoIli auu Doha Ana
counties, with very respectable slIo~i ing
from the other parts of the territory.
bernalilo county sends over $40 names.
Hon. Russell Marcy, of the board Of
managers of the territorial insane YUM
is here from Ration, being one of COM
mittee appointed to try and secure an
increased appropriation for the asylum.
A note worthy bill amending the Sun
day law, fixing a penalty not less than
$25 nor more than 500, with half the
amount to the lnformer, passed the coun-
Gil yesterday.
Mr.. Simon Nusbaum was to-day sworn
in as additional clerk In the council. An
excellent selection. He is one of the
sturdiest and most capable Of business
| men.