Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-11
4 DOZEN DAYS LEFT,
The Council ami Htus Making Mat"
tiers Move in he Linz Of
Legislation
a Bio Budget of Pending Measures
Passed Upon-The Court Bill
List of New Laws.
COUNCIL.
WV IVA IL
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON s SESSION.

YESTERDAY AFTERNOON s sEsSloN'
c. B. No. ~, relating to process ISSUED
ut of the district court, was report u BACK
avorably. On motion OF MIR. Richardson
he bill was considered engrossed, read
he third time and passed ayes IL, nays
zone, absent Mr.. Anchets.
II B. No 55, to amend an act entitled
IN act to prohibit the unlawful carr,lIt
# deadly weapons, session laws OF 1851
:hapter 80, VAS reported iaVorably rom
i've judiciary committee with an amend
nent. On motion ut Mr.. Richardson the
Jlll VAS considered engrossed, read the
third time and passed.
A message from the house announced
hat the house had passed house suhsll'
tute for H b. No. 80, to repeal section 3,
chapter l3O, session laws OF 1889; also II
B. No. ISL, to amend section Ii, chapter
81, OF the session laws OF 1889. On mu-
ton of MIR. Mills the council went into
the committee of the whole on y. b. NO
%, entitled an act for the sale OF
real estate for taxes. The bill con
tsins forty sections and the council and
occupied all the afternoon in considering
1t. After adopting several amendments
1t was reported back to the council, and
on motion OF MIR. Mills the bill passed.
A message announced that the COVER
nor had signed council substitute to ii.
B. No. IS, authorizing church and family
records to be recei> ed in evidence q. b.
No. ~, to purchase school books tor the
inmates Of the penitentiary; Z. b No.
l23, providing for the expenses incurred
during the sickness of Hon. }. A. An
cheta; G. B. No. 81, amending chapter
81, of the session laws of 1887 relating
to practice in the supreme court; y. b.
No. 70, fixing the times OF holding the
courts q. X. No. AZ, amending an act OF
1857, declaring certain crimes to be
ieIonies council substitute to y. b. Nos.
10 and "a and H. b. No. 50. amending
All acI OF 1889, relating to Justices; coun'
Gil iulut resolution No. 4, requesting HE
penltentlary superintendent to construct
gravel walk at the capitol. Adjourned tC
10 q. m.
ro-DAY's SESSION.
Mr.. Slower arose to question OF pflvi
lege and moved that the vote by which
II. B. No. So, to prohibit the unlawiu
carrying OF deadly weapons, he recon
sldered and requesting the house to re
turn the same. Adopted.
House JOINT memorial No. 4, relating t.
dppredations by the Navajo Indians ALI
asking that these Indians be kept OF
their reservation and placed under tn
control of the military department OF tn
government WAS taken up and passed.
| II. B. No. l3l, to amend section III
chapter 81, session laws of 1889, Was re
llerred t" HE committee on finance.
The house substitute for II. b. No. 81
to repeal section 3, chapter $50, session
laws OF 1859, was referred to the commit
tee on territorial affairs.
House substitute for Fl. B. No. 70, an
a sub titute therefor, amending sectlon
lchapter ST.. session laws of 1889, WAS re
tered to the Judiciary committee.
House substitute for ii. b. No. IL, IT
latlny to uh'pnses against public healtl
WAS sent to the same committee.
II. B. No A providing for the electio
of county attorneys. Same reference.
Mr. Slower introduced G. b. No. 1872, i
reference to acknowledgements of d"cl
ments affecting real estate; referred t
committee on Judiciary.
| B, Mr.. Vigil, G. B No 1873, An act t
secure the costs of Justices OF the peac
and constables; referred to judiciary con
mittee.
| Mr., Perea, by unanimous COZ
sent reported c. B. No IL
With some amendments. The hi
relates to the waste of waters by irrig
tors.
Substitute for H. B. No. %, relating
dppositions, WAS laid before the count
by the chair read IN full and passed.
The chair signed hou-e jDnt resolution
No. 5, and II. b No. St, for the prote
lion of wives and families.
| &. B No. SO, relating to increasir
Jurisdiction of Justices of the peace
500, reported adversely by tho "nmml
tee. MAS tabled, the organic act r2strlctlI
such jurisdiction to 500.
G.. b No. SO, to provide for printing
Spanish. also reported adversely by u
Judiciary committee. WAS also tabled.
II. B. No. 80, to ameHd the law relat!l
to school funds and town sites, report'
favoraby by Mr.. Cstron, of the jndr;ia
commltlee, was taken up and passed.
C. B. No. "A, relative to cities and &C
recting some errors III the existing city
corporation act with respect to &
time of holding elections, was laid hefo
the council, and passed. Mr.. Jaramil
from the committee on territorial afai
reported favorably G. b. No 70, esta
fishing Arbor day In New Mexico.
G.. 4. No. 80, relating to city sewe1
VAS tabled, u till having already pass
on Ibis subject. A substitute tor y.
No. 5y, reiating to the filing OF Inform
lions, WAS reported with another subs
tute, and the same WAS passed.
Mr.. Perea called up tile house subs
tute for G. B. No. 81, relating to the o
cal bonds of the territorial audltnr $3.50
uUU), and treasurer $50 ,OOU). MIR Pei
moved to amend by striking out that pi
Of section 2, 80 that it shall read to ma
The bill Elective from and after its p
SAGE. Adopted. Mr.. Slower moved
amend so as to require the treasurer
1--WE bond for $500 900 and auditor
500 900. Adopted, and the bill ,
assed. Adjourned to Up. nj.
HOUSE.
yEsTERDAY AFTERNOONS SESSION.
The char announced having sigl
q. B. No. A., to an,end chapter 70 OF
session laws of 1887. On motion OF
Fail the rules we're suspended and ii.
No. IO4, to amend an act OF the z
legislative assembly, establishing
agricultural college, WAS read the II