Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-12

-ndar The council substitute to house
substitute to council bill raising bonds of
the treasurer from $500, 900 to $4U0 900,
and of the auditor from $50, 900, to $780,.
900, was concurred in by the house. A
message annouced that the council
had passed q. B. No. 6S, to reg
ulate the use and waste of water for irri-
cation; also G. B. No, l29, amendatory
of the high license law; the
former referred to the committee on roads
and irrigation and the latter to the Judi
clary committee. H. B. No. 70, to abol-
ISL Common la" forms and provide for
code, WIS Oh motion OF Mr. Hubbel
tabled. IL. B. No. 81, to repeal chapter
65 in reference to the collection of the
revenue, was reported unfavoraby.
On motion of Mr.. Montoya Q. B. No. 80,
in relation to filing OF infornations by dis
trct attorneys, WAS taken up, read the
| first and second time; after long and heat
ed debate the bill passed.
Mr.. Fall, who had voted against the
majority, changed his vote. Upon the
vote being announced he moved to recon
slider the vote just taken.
Mr.. Read moved to lay that motion on
the table; the chair put The question and
, declared the motion 10 lay On the table
carried.
Mr.. Fall was addressing the chair in a
| loud voice as it put and announced the
vote and then Mr.. Fall, With conside, a.
ble leeing, stated that he had not gwen
up the floor, 50 that Mr.. Read could not
make the motion. The chair stated that
he Recognized Mr.. Read; Mr.. Fall could
appeal.
Mr.. Fall (excitedly): II can stand it
ii you can, sir"
The chair: "Does the gentleman wish
to address the hOuse?"
Mr.. Fall: mo, sir. 1 am addressing
you, sir"
TIE chair: The gentleman ia out OF
order"
II. B. No. 90, to repeal section OF
chapter At of laws of 1889, directing coun-
ty clerks 10 file new spaprrs OF their cuun.
ty in his Office. On motion of Mr. Real
the bill passed. Ayes 70, nays none.
The Chair laid before the house II. B.
No. 70, in relation to toll bridges and
ferries and the management thereof, on
which Mr.. Mcdonald reported favorabIy.
The bill passed
The char signed G. B. No SO. fixing
the salary Of probate judges OF Lincoln,
Chaves and Eddy counties.
To-DAY's SESSION.
Mr.. Monto,a presented petition in
favor Of Union county"
G. B. No 50, incorporation of towns
and villages was favorably reported.
The following new bills were intro.
duced, read and referred:
BY Mr.. Gable, H B. No l42, to amend
sections 1875 to 1889, inclusive, Compilsd
Laws.
By Mr.. Walker, Fl B No. l43, to pre-
vent the spreading OF scab and other con- |
tael"us diseases among sheep.
BY Mr.. Burns, H. b No IA, for the :;
settlement of dover rights.
BY Mr.. Hubbell Fl. b No. l45, in rela.
ton to special assessments by municipal
corporations; being read the first and SEC
"nd time, Mr.. Huhbell explained that
this bill was a copy of bill that had
passed the house at former day of thus
term and Was lost in the council; and on
his motion the dill was read the third
time and passed.
Mr. McDonAId reported from the com
mittee IN roads anu irrigation H. B No.
| IL, providing method for establishing
rights Of appropriation of water in bitches ,
and other purposes.
A message announcing the signing of
the school bill by the governor " as greet
ed with prolonged appliance.
II. b. No. 80, relating to public build
ngs in various precincts of New Mexico,
VAS taken up. The house went into the
committee of the whole with Mr. Torres :
n the chair. This Was sign for some $
un, and lively running nprOar pre- t
'alled. Mr.. Hnbbell moved that the t
louse 20 into executive session and that
Il persons be excluded except members, c.
aides and members Of the press and
hat-Mr. Fail: "The house dou't
loId executive sess-." Mr.. Ea,le, !,
allied the gentleman to order and --. The -
haifma" rapp' d his gavel - Mr.. Mon
oya: This bill is of great import. Mr.. q
liable rose to a parlIam. htary inquiry as
e - Mr.. Read n owed SUBJ Mr.
iab'e moved to lay the gentleman on the
y, lie -. Mr.. Montnya rose to demand T
hat --. Mr.. Hubb ii demanded that
he chair keep order, and he moved the
revious question. The char decided
ne previous question could not lie de-
'anded. Mr.. Fall appealed from the N
ecison of the chair. The char :,
with earnestness) said, "tharA is no III
peal from the decision of the chair. IT
kept to this chairnan's God. and the ~
air desires to Say -" Mr.. Mon. ii
IVA moved the pr"vIous question and h.,
IT. Read asked what question was be- 10 =.
IRE the -. "'
Thus it Was kept up at lively rate. ~
Inaly Mr.. Torres ghost dance closed W.
re committee OF the whole arose and the W.
ii was killed, Mr.. Torres remarking az ", ~,
y left The chair that the members had ",
acted like lot of sitting hens" n 'e