Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-12

lbh tic Juukcin'y UHIAultpbp VIII
\ substitute; was passed. G. b
No. IL, entitled an act to amend se,'
tons l09S, ll01, ITO and lib, of the
Compiled Laws OF 1884, relating to pub
lie schools, reported adversely from the
committee on education, and on motion
OF Mr. Mills again referred to the educa-
ton committee.
G. B. No. 10, entitled an act to author
ice school directors to levya special tax,
reported adversely from the com mittee on
education and tabled.
G. B. No. 8, providing for the general
distribution of school funds by the audi
tor, reported adversely and tabled.
@. b. No i, creating the Office of ter
ritorial superintendent Of schools, report
ed adversely from the committee on edu
cation and tabled. G. B. No. rs, to estab-
lish Arhor day, reported fsvorably from
the committee on territorial affairs. On
motion of Mr.. Mills, considered engrossed,
read the third time and passed. G. b.
No. 6S, in relation to the use and vast.
of water, reported favorably, read the
third time and passed. A message from
the governor was referred to the judiciary
committee. Mr.. Perea reported from the
finance committee favorably Q. B. No
1871, to amend section 1854 of Compiled
Laws. relating to cities and towns read
the third time and passed. G B. No
I'd, reported favorably from the committee
on counties and referred to the commit
tee of the whole. message announced
that the house had passed G. B Nos Is
and I'll and H. B. No. g5, and concur.
red In the council amendment Of H. B.
No. 81, and OF council substitute to H. B.
No. rs. Mr.. Richardson, reported cor
rectly enrolled G. B No TO, to fix the
salaries of the probate judges of
the counties of Lincoln, lat 5000, Cha
yes lat $25O), and Eddy Cat $3.50, and
the president signed the same. H B.
No. lO8 was read the first and second
time and referred to the finance COM
mlttee.
Fl. B. No. 50 was read the first and sec
ond time and referred to the Committee
on territorial affairs. G. B. No. IL, to
establish the office of county surveyor,
the amendment of the house WAS con-
cured in.
On motion Of Mr.. Mills, the council
went into the committee of the " hole to
consider q. B. No. rs and Ii. b. IL. to
repeal CHAPTER Is Of the laws of 1889 Re-
ported back favorably and the substitute
passed and the bills tabled.
g. B. No 1T, to provide for the amend
ment of articles Of incorporated con- anies
and for other purposes, reported favorably
from the committee on municipal and
private corporations and passed.
House substitute to H. b. No. so, re-
ported favorably from the committee on
territorial affairs, to ca.endar. Adjourned.
Tp-DAY's SESSION.
The chair announced having signed G.
B. No. ST, relating to the official bonds of
territorial treasurer and auditor.
H. B. No. %, relating to a secret bal
lot, was adversely reported by the COM
mttee on territorial affairs.
Mr.. Richardson, from the committee
on education, reported adversely on G.
b. Nos. 81 and III, relating to n ,rlual
schools, and recommended the passage of
the omnibus normal school bill providing
for eight OF these schools.
Fl b. No. 40, relative to discharged
Was recommended to be tabled
Mr.. Mills introduced q joint resolution
providing that the aojutant general,
solicitor general and auditor be required
to examine into and report to The next
legislative assembly the number and
OF militia warrants now out
standing against the territory, issued un-
der the of the New Mexico legislature,
approved January 70, lo67, together
" It'll any Information they may he able |
TO obtain with reference to any
legal or unauthorized issue of such |
warrants, aud such recommendation with
'eference to legislation thereon us they
nay deem appropriate and necessary;
hat said commission also ihvestl gate and
make u similar report With reference 10
ertain militia certificates ISSUED by Gov
rnors Sheldon and Ross during the year
$780, the SUN 81 5000 to BIZ appropriated
ur defraylng the EXPENSES of such in
estigation. This Was read the second
ime and referred tu the committee on
militia affairs.
ii. B. No. 3d. relative to range regula.
ions OF the live stock industry, WAS ia
orably reported by Mr.. Jaramillo and
assed.
IL. b No. %, to amend the election
AVS and provide for secret ballot, was
ibled indefinite y.
The educational committees substitute
,r normal schools Was then read in full
nd LAID over for future action. Adjourn
to pm.
HOUSE.