Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-19
THE PENITENTIARY REPORT,
The Democratic Cost of $l.65 Per Man
Reduced by Republicans to IA Gents
Economy Reigns.
All CIamoring for the CapitaI-Coal Oil
InspeCtor-Many New Bills
Corridor Gatherings.

COU Null.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOONS SESSION.

ed engr0sSeQ ana reau tle tulTu tluhe'
Mr.. Perea moved a call of the house. Alb
sent Messrs. Ancheta, Valdez and Vigil.
Mr.. Richardson's motion lost. Mr.. lara
milo moved to reconsider the vote by
which the resolution to refer all bills to
the committee of the whole passed at the
morning session. Mr.. Slower moved
to lay that motion on the table
indefinitely. Mr.. Catron moved the
previous question. Mr.. Slower object
ed. Mr.. Jaramillo demanded the
ayes and nays, resulting ayes 9, nays /.
Resolution laid on the table indefinitely.
On motion of Mr.. Richardson the chief
clerk was directed to ascertain If the en-
rolling and engrossing force needed fur-
Their help to the end of the session.
Mr.. Santistevsn reported G. B. No. III,
to prevent illegal allowances against coun-
| ties, and on motion of Mr.. Jaramillo it
passed.
A message announced that the house
had passed council joint memorial No. IL,
in relation to the first New Mexico
Reservoir 4 Irrigation company; also
house substitute to H. B. No. 1l2, rel
| alive to killing of animals.
A message was received from the gov
ernor.
On motion of Mr.. Mills consideration
CT 9. B. No. "a, relating to treasurers and
| fixing their salaries, was resumed. Mr.,
Mills moved the bill be passed. defeated.
MIR. Catron introduced G. B. No. 142,
relating to jurors; read the first, second
and third time and passed, ayes 6, nays
|, (Mr. Stover). G. B. No. 80, in rela-
ton to special assessments by municipal
corporations, was taken up.
On motion of Mr. Slower it was
ordered to lie on the table to await the
action on a similar bill in the house. G.
B. No. So, fixing the pay of probate clerks,
was taken up. Mr.. Richardson moved
to lay it on the table indefinitely; lost.
| On motion of Mr.. Perea the bill passed.
G. B. No. 1856, to punish persons who de-
stroy fences, reported favorably from the
committee. On motion of Mr.. Catron
the bill was read the third time and on
motion of Mr.. Richardson the bill passed.
Adjourned to 10 q. m.
To-DAY's SESSION.
On motion of Mr.. Catron, the president
was authorized to employ two additional
enrolling and engrossing clerks.
From the committee on municipal and
private corporations, judicial and other
committees, the following bills were re-
ported favorably;
G. B. No. 1871, relating to incorporated
towns and cities; G. B. No. 1876, to amend
section 349, Compiled Laws; G. B. No.
100, for the protection of mines; G. B.
No. 1l6. providing for the inspection Of
coal oil &C. B. No. 100, amending the cleo
ton laws. Reported with amendments
lC. B. No. 80, to amend section 290l
Compiled Laws.
G. B. No. 20, creating the Office Of
county attorney vas reported back adj
versely.
G. b. No. 119, for the redemption Of
merchandise checks, orders or due bills
at their full face value, was reported with
some amendments.
Mr.. Richardson presented resolution
that all bills shall be reported to the coun-
Gil not later than next Saturday. Laid
over under the rule.
II. B. No. 121, creating the county OF
Guadalupe out of portion OF San Miguel
county, was read and referred to the COM
mittee on county lines.
H. B. No. 49, to amend the fish law
house substitute for H. B. No. SO, to reg
ulate the drawing Of jurors; house substi-
tute for c. B. Nos. II and So, salaries OF
the new district attorneys; house substi-
tute for H. B. No. SO, to prevent scab in
sheep; II. B. No. 13l, to amend section
l6, chapter 80, session laws of 'S9; and
substitute for H. B. No. 112, relating to
the killing OF wild animals, were read and
referred to appropriate committees.
G. B. No. 1873, fixing salary of terrific
rial librarian and H. B. No. 107 were re-
ported with amendments and G. B. No.
So, relating to judgment liens, was re-
ported favorably.
Mr.. Valdez moved to take up II. B. No.
100, to fix the salary of the probate Judge
in Sierra county. Mr.. Slower asked that
it lay over until Mr.. Ancheta was present
Agreed to.
New bills were introduced, read and
referred as follows:
By. Mr.. Richardson, G. B. No. IA. re-
lating to the exemption of property from
forced sale.
By Mr.. Slower (by request, c. B. No
145, in regard to Judgments.
By Mr.. Slower (by request), G. B. No.
LAG, to establish the county of Pyramid
out OF the southern portion of Grant
county.
Mr.. Slower called up G. B. No. 116
creating the Office OF coal oil inspector in
this territory. Mr.. Mills moved to amend
so as to make the quality of the oil not
less than $50 fire test instead OF It's test
Motion adopted, and the bill passed.
G. B. No. 95, relating to practice in the
district courts, was taken up and passed
H. B. No. SO, providing for the pub
LEGATION of all laws in the newspapers
was reported with some amendments
and without recommendation. The coun.
Gil took up the measure, and after weigh.
ing it down with amendments it was
killed. Adjourned to Up. NJ.
HOUSE.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOONS SESSION.
Council joint memorial No. 1e, praying
congress to pass favorable Legislature
in regard to arid lands was read three
times and passed. A message announced
that the council had passed G. B. No. A,
in relation to assessors and the assess
ment of taxes also G. B. No. l42, relat-
| ing to jurors Of the district court; also G.
B. No. III, to prevent illegal allowances
against counties.
Mr.. Gable presented the penitentiary
report. Mr.. Gable addressed the house,
saying the reports Of Wardens Gable and
Burnett had disappeared from the secre-
tary's Office where they should be, but
they had drawn from unwilling witnesses
testimony too vile to be read in public.
Under the above wardens the expense OF
keeping the prisoners was $l.OS each,
under the present superintendent the
first years's expense was s5 cents Tor each
convict daily, and the second year 1t was
| ,a.do hv Wordonc Rnynatt and Gable .