Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-14

/ On motion OF Mr.. Catton, Rev. &. Il.
Smith, chaplain, MAS excused Tor two
weeks, Rev. ]. A. Menaul taking his
place in the mean time.
Journal Of yesterday read and approved.
A message was received stating trat the
house had passed II. b. Nos. 4, 5, and 26,
and asking concurrence OF council. Mr..
Ancheta, from committee on engrossed
and enrolled bills, reported G. j. X. No.
duly engrossed.
Mr.. Ancheta, from committee on ter
ritorial affairs, made report on G. B. No 3,
regulating the practice OF dentistry, with
recommendation that it DO pass with GER
tain amendments.
The special committee to consider n.
B. 81, made report that said bill do not
pass, but that substitute prepared by
committee do pass Report read in full.
On motion of Mr. Catron rules suspended;
substitute read first, second and third
time and substitute passed by eight to
three.
Mr.. Perea moved to reconsider vote
just taken and lay this motion on the
table. Adopted.
Mr.. Slower moved that hereafter when
reports Of standing or special committees
are presented, the same lie on table to
wait action with bill or business to which
report refers. Adopted.
! Mr.. Ancheta introduced G. B. No. SO,
to provide for the payment of wages to
laborers, etc. Ordered translated and
printed and referred to committee or ter
rtorial affairs.
Mr.. Ancheta moved that the council
now 90 into committee of the whole to
consider G. B. No. 3. Adopted.
Mr.. President in the chair.
After an unimportant amendment the
bill passed. Ayes, 10; nays, !.
On motion OF MIR. Mills @. B. No. 5,
regulating the practice OF dentistry in
committee on engrossed and enrolled bills,
and the council adjourned to 2p. m.
THE HOUSE.
ro-DAY's SESSION.
The house met at 10 a. m. =
Roll called. Absent-Messrs. Gable
and Torres. Mr.. Easley reported that
Mr.. Gable was sick and wished to be ex-
cused.
Mr.. D. Sanchez, OF Mora, moved COM
mittee of three be appointed to inquire
about Mr.. Cables health after some dis
cussion Mr.. Sanchez Withdrew his motion.
Mr., George reported from the committee
on stock and stock raising H. B. No. 81
and recommended that it do pass.
Mr.. Aragon, from the committee on
engrossed and enrolled bills, reported Ii.
B. No. II, relating to sign boards at cross.
ing Of county roads also Fl. B. No. 3, re-
latng to streets in incorporated towns
also house memorial No. 2, were correctly
engrossed and enrolled.
Mr.. Fall, from the judiciary committee,
reported back with the recommendation
tnat they be not passed; H. b. No.
IA, relating to misdemeanors in
towns; also II. B. No. IL, rela-
ting to punishment; also II. B.
No. Is, relating to unlawful etter-writing
also II. B. No. q, relating to certain
misdemeanors also II. b. No. 90, relat-
ing to oath of grand jurors.
Mr.. Hubbell moved that the reports
made from the judiciary committee lie on
the speakers table to .one up in their
regular order.
A messenger from the council an.
nonLced that it had passed CO.. Il. No. 3.
Mr.. Mcdonald, from the special com.
mittee to examine into the subject of
militia warrants, reported he had sutt-
cient testimony to show the letter was
written by Mr.. Stab, that he was sick;
he had informed the committee that he
would De glad to appear before the COIN
mittee as soon as he was able. The
committee thought that he ought to be
the first witness. He had been subpp-
naed and the committee asked for further
time in the matter.
MIR. Hubbell, stated he was member
of the committee but had seen no test.
mony showing that Mr.. Staab had writ
ten the letter, but was absent one day
| from the city.
Mr.. Mcdonald said Mr.. Hubbell was
absent from the city the day the commit
tee met; the testimony was now in the
hands OF the committee.
The chair laid before the house G.
memorial No. ], which was read the first,
second and third time and passed.
The chair laid before the house G. B.
No. 8, declaring certain pools, trusts and
combinations illegal and providing for
the punishment thereof; which was read
the first and second time and referred to
the judiciary committee.
g. J. Il. No. 3, authorizing the governor
to appoint three commissioners to work
with congress to pass The land court grant
bill was read the first and second time
and referred to the financial committee.
The chair laid before the house H. B.
! No. 81, with the council substitute in
reference to fixing the nay of the add.
tional employees OF the two houses to be
paid by the territory. 1t fixes the pay of
Interpreter at IS, doorkeeper 81, transla-
tor IS, assistant translator IS, journal
clerk "a, assistant chief and read.
ing clerk 81, copying clerk "a,
assistant engrossing clerk 81, as
istant enrolling clerk "a, four COM
mttee clerk 81, porter "a, assistant mes
senger, Waterman and acting postmaster
81, four pages 81.
Bill read first and second time and ne.
ferred to the special conference commit.
tee Of the two houses.
On motion Of Mr.. Hubbell, the house
was resolved into the committee OF the
whole to consider H. B. Ne. $, relating to
public moneys in the hands Of officers.
Mr.. Hubbell in the chair.
House again in order.
Chairman Hubbell reported the COM
mittee recommended the bill be referred
back to the committee reporting the bill.
80 ordered.
On motion OF Mr.. Hubbell, the house
was resolved into the committee of The
whole on II. B. No. 80, in relation to
sewers in incorporated towns.
Mr. George in the chair.
House again in order.
The chairman Of the committee report.
ed the committee recommend the bill do
pass.
The bill was read the third time and
passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Fall, the house took
up in committee of the whole H. B. No.
So, to repeal CHAPTER ~, laws of 1899. re.