Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-10
HOUSE.

had passed G. B. No. l09, to fix the sala
res of the treasurers OF Lincoln, Chaves
and Eddy counties, and house joint res
olution No. s, to pay the additional EN-.
ployes for twenty days; also G. B. No.
81, making appropriations for the 42d
and 43d fiscal years ; also II. B. No. l02, in
relation TO live ato *; also house joint
memorial No. 5, praying congress to pass
an enabling act to admit New Mexico
into the ssterhood of states &C as early a
day as possible. The chair laid before
the house H. B. No. 81, for the protec
tloR of stock growers Mr.. Montoys
moved that the house 60 into COM
mittee of the whole on the
bill. Mr.. Read in the chair
After giving the bill due con-
sideration and adopting numerous
amendments the house was called ia
order, the chairman reported the bill
tavorably and the bill passed as amended.
A message from the council announced
that the council had passed II. Is. No. IS,
to prohibit the unlawful carving and use
of deadly weapons, and to amend chapter
80 of the session laws Of 1887.
MT. hIhSpu, HUN Vic COllilulttcCOH OIL
crossed and enrolled bills, reported as
correctly enrolled house joint resolution
No. e, extending the sympathies OF the
10Th legislative assembly to The family of
the laie secretary of the treasury, William
Window also Fl. B. No. 81, authorizing
the admission of church records and
family records in evidence. The chair
laiG before the house, house joint res lu-
ton No. S, to pay the additional en-
ployes. On motion OF Mr.. Read, the
house went into the committee of the
whole to consider this resolution. Mr..
Read in the chair. The council amend
ments were concurred in. The house
was called to order and house joint resp
luton No 8, was passed as amended. The
resolution increased the pay OF the assist
ant chief clerk and assistant translator
MIR. Read introduced ii. B No. l3l, to
amend section Ii, chapter 81 of the ses-
sion laws OF 1889. Read the first and
second time, referred to the judiciary
committee with instructions to report to-
morrow afternoon. Mr.. Read moved to
adjourn; ayes IL, nays 10.
To-DAY's SESSION.
Mr.. L. T. Garcia presented petition,
numerously signed, praying the legisla-
tive assembly to form a new county out of
parts of Celfax, Mora and San Miguel
counties to be called Union county. On
motion of Mr.. Montoya the petition was
referred to the committee on counties.
Mr.. Aragon, from the committee on
engrossed and enrolled bills, reported as
correctly enrolled house joint resolution
No. s, for twenty days pays of the adii-
tional employees OF both houses also H. B.
No. 50, establishing common schools in the
territory of New Mexico and creating the
office Of superintendent of public instruc-
ton.
A message announced that the council
bad passed council substitute 10 H. b.
No. 80; authorizing the admission Of
church and family records u evidence !;
also house joint memorial No. 5, praying
congress 10 pass an enabling act to admit
New Mexico into the sisterhood OF states
at the earliest possible day.
Mr.. Easley introduced H. B. No. 1872,
dividing the territory OF New Mexico into
legislative districts and apportloning
the members of the council and
house OF representatives. Read the first
and second time, ordered translated and
printed and referred to the committee OH
privileges and elections.
Mr.. Young introduced H. B. No. 1873,
to repeal an act of the 2Sth legi>la AS
sembly, concerning incorporated towns
and villages; approved February 10th
1889.
Mr.. PauIin moved that G. B. No. 81,
making appropriations for the 42d and 43d
nscaI years, be then taken up. Carried,
and the bill WAS read the first and second
time, ordered translated and printed in
both English and Spanish and referred to
the finance committee.
Mr.. Easley, who b I'd the report of the
board Of immigration, in his hands, stated
that as the hnance bill had just been re-
fered to the finance committee, ne asked
TO have this report r. fered to the same COM
mittee, as 1t asked for al appropriation,
which Should be included in the tnance
Dill if any appropriation was made ior
that purpose. The report was referred as
requested.
ii. B. No. 107, relative to the protec-
ton OF employees OF corporations, lndi-
viduals, etc., was considered in commit
tee of the whole. Reported favorabiy
and passed.
The chair announced that he had
signed house joint resolution No. 8, to
pay the additional employees of
both houses. The chair laid before
the house II. B. No. lOl, to provide
for certificate OF ownership Of real estate
after ten years possession. Mr. Fall, bv
consent, reported from the
judiciary committee, H. b. No 50, for
the projection of stock, aud recommend
ing that the bill be laid on the table in.
definitely, and that a substitute reported
by the judiciary committee be passed in
lieu thereof also H. B. No. 70, to amend
section s, OF cllanter 81, of a law passed by
the 18th legislature relating to the solicitor
general and district attorneys, and rec.
ommends that the bill be laid on the
liable indefinitely and that substitute
reported by the judiciary committee be
passed In lieu thereof; also H. B. No. 81,
10 repeal sections l, 2, 8, 4 and 5. chapter
10, session laws Of 1859, be laid on the
able indefinitely, and that substitute
reported by the judiciary committee be-
passed in lieu thereof. |
The chair announced that he had signed |
H b. No. %, the common school bill for
New Mexico.
On motion of Mr.. Fall the house went
nto the committee OF the whole to con-
slider h. b. No. 70, just reported. Mr..
Mcdonald in the chair. On motion of
Mr.. Read the substitute Was adopted.
IN motion OF Mr.. George the substitute