Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-31

Vlded, that chapter 81, OIL the session laws
Of 1889, be and the same is hereby re-
pealed For the pay of jury commission
ers during the 40th and 4lst fiscal years,
S7S744; t. pay the deficit for printing
poll books, as per accounts in the audi
tors Office, $50; for pay of district attor-
neys, for conviction in cases of felony
allowances made to them by the court
during the 40th and 4lst fiscal years.,
| $4,000; provided, that the auditor shall
only allow such fees as have been law
fully taxed and allowed, and shall not be
bound by any allowance made by the
court, when it exceeds the amount pro-
vided by the said section. To pay amounts
due the clerk of the supreme court, for
per diem and fees during the 4lst fiscal
year, $354,S0; to pay for transcripts and
other legal fees in cases taken to the su-
preme court in which the territory was
party, $50; to pay fees and allow
ances due the sherlffs during the 40th
the auditors office, $1,000; to pay the
judges OF supreme court, their actual
expenses in holding courts in other places
than where United States courts are
held, $4,000.
On motion of Mr.. Perea the clerk was
ordered to make the amounts in section
2 for the AID fiscal year the same as in
section just completed up to the mis-
cellaneous fund.
On motion of Mr.. Richardson the
amount for district attorneys was made
$1,000 instead of $4,000. Mr. Slower
moved to amend the paragraph for main.
tenance and repairs at the penitentiary,
after the words "out of the proceeds of
the material or articles manufactured by
the prisoners in the penitentiary", to add
not exceeding $1,000. Mr.. Slower said
as the law now stood there WAS no limit
t, the amount which tha managers
c 'uld take from the treasury. 1t was
the safe way to legislate to protect the
people. He afterward offered to make it
$4,000. After some discussion Mr. Mills
moved to make the amount SIS, 200. On
motion of Mr.. Richardson it was placed
at $40 900, and in this connection Mr..
Slower offered the following which was
adopted:
Provided, that all the products OF con-
Wet labor shall be sold to the highest bid
der for cash after twenty days notice
by advertisement in three daily
newspapers, not more than one of
which shall be published in the
same county; provided further, that
the board of penitentiary commissioners
is hereby authorized and required to con-
struct of brick or such other material as
they shall deem best with convict labor q
sufficient wall around the penitentiary
grounds, and provided further, that the
provisions hereof shall not be construed
to repeal of modify Secs. 81 and s. of
chapter 1888, entitled "An act to establish
and provide for the maintenance OF the
university of New Mexico, the agricultural
coll ge aud agricu tn al & experimental
station, the school Of mines and the in
sane asy YUM, and for other purposes, ap-
proved February %, 1885," provided
furthtr, that said sections 81 and So of the
act last referred to shall as far as practi-
cable be applicable to the construction OF
all the other public buildings and edifces
in the territory, including school houses
and school edtices for the public schools.
The council then adjourned to l0a. IN.
To-pAYs SESSION.
The following bills were introduced,
Tread and referred:
By MIR. Richardson, c. B. No. 102, to
regulate practice in the courts. Also G.
B. No. 1903, providing the manner for
dra" ing jurors.
Mr.. Catron offered council joint resolu-
ton No. 4, providing special appropria-
ton for paying the additional employees
of the legislature for twenty days service.
Adopted
Mr.. Cstron also reported council Joint
resolution No. 5. authorizing the governor
to name six persons to 20 to Washington
in behalf of the land court bill and ap-
propriaiing 5000 to pay travelling expen-
ses. Adopted.
A message from the governor was re-.
ceived transmitting letter from the audi
tor. 1t stated the outstanding warrants,
Dec. 8, 1890, amounted to $l46, 433, issued
largely ON account of district court ex-
penses in the several counties, on account
of penitentiary current expenses, also on
account of the various hospitals, also for
the purchase OF books for the territorial
library. OF the warrants issued subse-
Queat to March 4, 1889, there were issued
$l4, 30l 62 on account of outstanding in
debtedness, which had not previously
been audited.
House amendment to G. B. No. So,
authorizing the issue of county current ex-
pense bonds up to $4,000, was concur
red in.
G. b. No. II, authorizing the governor
to appoint district attorney for the
counties Of Lincoln, Chaves and Eddy
was favorably reported by Mr.. Cstron
and the Dill passed.
Mr.. Mills introduced G. B. No. lO4,
amending the law relating to wills. Read
and referred.
By Mr.. Ancheta, G. B. No. 1O5, amend
ing section TIA of Compiled Laws. Also
G. B. No. l08, relative to termination OF
leases of mines; also G. B. No. l07, for
protection OF laborers, miners, lessees
and employees. Referred. Adjourned to
2. p. M. Monday.
HOUSE.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOONS SESSION.
G. B No. 8, regulating the practice OF
dentistry, was reported adversely from
the commmittee of the whole and laid on
the table indefinitely.
II. B. No. Al, giving the judges 81 200
salary, was considered. Mr.. Hubbell
moved to pass the bill. On motion of Mr..
Fall the bill was tabled indefinitely.
Mr.. Burns introduced II. B. No. 100, by
request, to amend section 1885, Com
piled Laws, also II. B. No. l07, by request,
to amend sections 1909 of the Compiled
Laws. Mr.. Walker introduced II. B. No.
l08, to amend the revenue laws and pro.
vide for taxing share of stock in corpor-
atoms. By Mr.. Easley, house joint reso.
luton No 4, fixing Saturday February 7,
at | | q. m. as the time to hold joint ses-
sion to elect public printer. H. b. No.
80, to amend section 27S8 OF Compiled