Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-27
FINISHED.
The Session of the goth Legislative
Assembly Closed Last Night.
The Appointments Confrmed-The Appro-
priaton Bills Pass-AII is
Well That Ends Well.
FINISHED.
COUNCIL.

anu gill plo@eS.
II. P. No. 1872, for the relief of counties
and municipalities, was read three times
and passed; ayes II.
The president signed II. B. No. So, il
relation to the agricultural college anC
agricultural experiment station; alst
H. B. No. 113, to provide
method for establishing the rights
of appropriation of water fol-
bitches, canals or feeders of reservoirs, anC
requiring registration of all such hereafter
made, changed or enlarged; also II. B
No. TIA, fixing the salary of the territorial
| librarian also H. B. No. 13S, authorizing
and restricting the issue of bonds by
counties for the building of court houses
and jails. Mr.. Richardson demanded the
Especial order, which was house substitute
for G. B. No. 81, providing funds and
making appropriations for the 42d and
43d fiscal years, which was read the first
thine by title and the second time in full.
| Mr.. Perea explained at some length the
inconsistencies of the house substitute to
1.-THE council bill, and moved to lay in on
the table indefinitely and presented a
council substitute which varied but little
from the original council bill; which
was read and on motion of Mr..
Perea was adopted. A message from
the house stated that the house had
passed G. B. No. &c, to amend chapter q
of the session laws of 1887 and for other
purposes; also house substitute to II. B
No. 1917, to provide for the pay of the en-
gineer of the capitol building for the
months of January and February, 1891 ;
also Il. B. No. 1879, to amend section 3S
OF an act of the 29th legislative assembly
OF the territory of New Mexico, entitled
an act affecting community, colony and
colony grants and for other purposes.
| Mr.. Perea moved that the chair APP
point committee of three to confer with
like committee of the house on the dis
| agreements on G. B. No. 81, the finance
bill, and Alessrs. Perea, Catron and lara
milo were appointed as said committee.
On motion of Mr. Slower the council went
into executive session.
Council again in order.
On motion of Mr.. Slower II. B. No. 4S,
for incorporation of community grants,
etc., was taken up, read the third time
and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Catron H.
B. No. 1879, to amend section So,
of an act of the Goth assembly,
entitled an act etfecting community, town
and colonization grants and for other
purposes, was read and passed; ayes g.
nays 2. House substitute for G. B. No.
1856, to amend chapter 40 of the session
laws OF the 2Sth assembly, was reported
correctly enrolled and the president signed
the same he also signed H. B. No. As, to
provide for the incorporation of commun-
lty grants and lands and for other pur-
poses; also H. B. No. 1919, to amend sec
ton SO, of an act of the Goth assembly,
ettectlng community, town and colony
grants and for other purposes.
On motion of Mr.. Richardson H. B.
No. Y, to provide for the custody and
care OF the capitol building and grounds
at Santa Fe. was read. Mr.. Catron Of
fered an amendment. On motion of Mr..
Slower all after the enacting clause of the
bill was stricken out and the amendment
of Mr. Catron substituted therefor, which
was then adopted; ayes II.
On motion of Mr.. Richardson G. B.
No. -, providing for the establishment,
change, maintenance and control of roads
and highways, was read, amended and
passed.
On motion of Mr.. Richardson H. B.
No. 26, relating to dispositions, was read
and passed; ayes 8, nays 3.
Adjourned to s p. m.
NIGHT SESSION.
Mr.. Slower announced that the confer.
enCe committee OF the two houses asked |
for more time, and on his motion a re-
cess was taken.
Council in order.
On motion of Mr.. Mills H. B. No. 1879,
to regulate the practice of dentistry, was
passed.
On motion OF Mr.. Perea H. B. No 176,
substitute for an act to amend section |,
of chapter %, laws of 1889, was read and
passed.
The president signed H. B. No. 139, to
regulate the practice of dentistry.
On motion of Mr.. Valdez II. B. No.
of acequias or road over
seers, was read and passed and signed
by the president.
Mr.. Mills moved to take up H. B. No.
157, relating to the organization of new
counties in New Mexico. Mr.. Perea
moved to lay the motion on the table.
Carried.
President signed H. B. No. 176, sub
5titute for an act to amend section |,
chapter %, laws of 1889, in regard to
Mr.. Mills moved to take up H. B. No.
l5O, fixing fees for sheriffs and collectors
and separating said offices in counties of
900 population. On motion of Mr.
Perea laid on the table; ayes 7, nays g.
Mr.. Richardson moved to take up house
substitute to @. B. No. A, relating to
election of justices of the peace and con-
stables. On motion of Mr.. Contreras was
laid on the table.
President Chaves, chairman Of the
special committee, presented the peniten-
tiary report, which was read in English
and Spanish. Report adopted. {
A message announced that the house {
1ad passed the Guadalupe county bill,
he objections of the governor thereto
On motion of Mr.. Perea
he bill also passed the council; ayes 10, ,
lays l. The president signed H. B. No.
he capitol building and grounds. {
On motion OF Mr.. Slower H. B. No. t
81, for pay Of engineer of the capitol s
building for the month of January and t
February, 1891, was passed and signed l
~ the president
Mr.. Mills moved to take up H. B. No.
70, fixing eight hours as day labor
IN motion of Mr.. Perea laid on the table
Indefinitely.
The conference committee on the f.
lance bill reported they had agreed on a
nany things, but absolutely disagreed on /
he bill. The report was adopted. ;,
Mr.. Perea moved to adjourn sine die. +
Mr.. Slower pleaded for further con- c
erence of the same committee or another I