Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-04

sergeant-at arms stepped in front of Mr..
Fall, who then stopped Mr.. Fall adj
dressed the chair in front OF the reporters
table; the chair said he would recognize
him from his desk the chair ordered Mr..
Torres to take his seat. Mr.. Fall asked
Mr. Hubbell to repeat his words, that
they might he taken down by the clerk
Mr. Hubbell remained quiet and kept his
seat. Several members on the Democratic
side asked that Mr.. Hubbell be requires
to apologize to the house for using Ian
guage contrary to the rules of the house.
Mr. Easley stated in an excited manner
that if he was insulted on the floor of this
house and the offending party was not
punished he would seek satisfaction out
side of the house. Mr. HubbeJl said that
he had been lnsulted by Mr.. Tor
res and by the gentleman from Dona
Ana (Mr. FalD; had not been
permitted to explain his views as to speak
for the interests of his constituents,
didn't think he had done any more in
this house than others had done. Mr.
Paulin moved that the gentleman from
Bernalillo be censured for using Ian guage
contrary to the rules of the house.
Mr. Gutierres moved that the house do
now adjourn. The chair ruled that the
motion to adjourn was not in order as the
motion of Mr.. Pauln was before the
house. Mr.. Fall hoped the motion would
be voted down; he was sorry he exhib-
tied so much temper he hoped the house
! would take no action on the motion but
would let the whole matter drop. He
regretted that he let his temper yet the
best Of him.
Mr.. Hubbell stated that he desired the
members of the house to understand that
he had been insulted often enough that
he never insulted anybody unless they
insulted him first He would not be in.
suited here or elseW here and remain
quiet. Mr.. Pedro Sanches said this discus
sion, from which all this trouble eminat-
ed, had begun between the gentle
man from bona Ana and
himself; he took the gentleman from
Dona Ana as gentleman /; no person had
more respect for him (Sanches) than he
(Sanches) had for them. If he had
showed any feeling he begged pardon of
the house. Mr. Fall stated he made an
apology to the house for permitting his
temper to get the best of him; he had
called the gentleman from Berualillo to
order and he had called the gentleman
from Santa Fe to order; he apologized to
the gentleman from Santa Fe and to the
house, but he had no apology to make to
the gentleman from Bernalile. Mr..
Pedro Sanches moved that the house do
now adjourn. The speaker ruled the mo-
ton out of order, as the motion of The
gentleman from San Juan (Mr. Paulin)
was before the house, which motion
Was then adopted. By direction OF the
chair the gentleman from Bernalillo stood
up in front of his desk and the chair said
| by order of the house he censured the
gentleman from Bernalil,o for using I'M
parliamentary language, aud he resumed
Ills seat. Mr.. Pedro Sanches again re-
newed his motion to adjourn, which was
then adopted, it being p m.
ro-pAYs SESSION.
Mr.. Burns presented a petition from
Hillsborough praying for proper appro-
priation for the Worlds fair.
Mr.. Aragon, from the committee on
enrolled bills reported II. B. No. 40, re.
lating to discharged convicts, as correctly
enyrossed.
The following bills were introduced,
read the first and se"ond time, ordered
translated and printed and referred.
BY Mr.. Montoya, H. b. No. ITO, for
the relief OF all ex-county commissioners.
Referred to the committee on counties.
By Mr.. Easey, H. B No. Ill, to reg
ulate the carriage and transportation of
freight by railroad companies. Referred
to the con. mittee on railroads. BY Mr.
| E.ll II
to the killing Of animals. Referred to
the committee on stock and stock rails
ing.
The chair laid before the house H. B.
No. 70, to amend section 1903 of the
Compiled Laws. On motion OF Mr..
Walker the council amendments were
concurred in.
The chair laid before the house council
substitute to G. B. Nos. 10 and "a and H
B. No. 60, to repeal an act for the cleo
ton of justices OF the peace, constablps
and other officers. On motion of Mr..
Hubbel the house went into the
committee OF the whole on the same bills,
Mr.. Paulin in the chair. Mr.. Hubbell
offered a substitute, which after consid-
erable debate was lost.
The house passed council Joint resolu.
ton No. 8, for the appointment OF com.
missisn to 10 to Washington to work for
the passage OF the private land court bill.
Adjourned.
CAUGHT IN THE CORRIDORS.
Now for the school bill
Where is the irrigation measure?
1t is expected that the express company
measure will come up early next week.
The legislative assembly memorial on
the land court bill has been laid before
the U. 5. senate.
Barring Sundays, only nineteen more
working days remain in which to COM
plete the legislative work.
1t will be right warm during the last
ten days of the session, and bills will be
pushed through pell NELL.
1t is claimed by the advocates for the
removal OF the capital from Santa Fe to
Albuquerque that they have plenty Of
votes in the house to pass the measure.
Time will tell.
The janitor's key to the front door of
the governors apartments at the capital
mysteriously disappeared from its place
in the janitor's lodge yesterday and to-
day it was concluded to change the lock.
Mr.. Mills G. B. No. 23, to regulate the
transportation OF freight, and prevent the
railway pools, similar to the Kansas law,
was adversely reported in the council to-.
day by Mr.. Slower, chairman OF the COM
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