Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-09
FORTY,THIRD DAY.
F0RTY.THIRD DAY,
Normal Schools in Connection with the
Public Institutions at Albuquer-
que, Las Cruces aud
SoCOrr0.
The Capital Question in the House
Many New BiIls--The Gambling
Act-Corrldor Notes.
COUNCIL.
FO-nAYS SESSION


vate corporations reported G. B. No. is,
relative to incorporated towns with sew
eral amendments.
The judiciary committee reported favor
ably on G. B. No. 100, fixing the salary
of treasurers IN the counties Of Lincoln,
Eddy aud Chavez. Ii. B. No. lO2, an act
IN relation of live stock vas also favor
ably reported as also was house Joint
memorial No. 5, petitioning congress for
an enabling act for the admission OF New
Mexico as Il state.
Mr.. Richardson, from the committee
on enrolled bills, reported as correctly
enrolled number of bills and the presl-
dent signed the same.
Mr.. Perea, from the finance committee,
reported favorably on house substitute
for C. B. No. So; also favorably on &. 3.
No. Ill. Mr.. Catron reported favorably
on H. B. No. St, for the protection OF
wives and families.
On motion OF Mr.. Perea the council
went into committee of the whole on U.
8. No. "A, relating to live stock.
After consideration of the measure the
committee arose aud reported the bill
back and referred same to special COM
mittee composed OF Messrs. Richardson,
and Perea.
On motion OF Mr.. Slower the council
took C. B. No. AZ, to establish q normal
school department in connection with
the university of New Mexiro at Albu-
Queroue, was taken up. The bill was
so amended as to provide for establishing
normal school departments Tor the agrl-
cultural college at Las Cruises, and the
school OF mines Of Socorro, and 1t was
then passed.
House Joint resolution No s, was taken
up and adopted, with some slight amend
ments. 1t provides for twenty days pay
for the additional legislative employees.
Adjourned to 2p. m.
HOUSE.
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS SESSION.
II. B. No. 50, authorizing the admis'
sion OF church records and family records
10 evidence, and the council substitute
therefor was laid before the house.
The council amendment WAS concurred
in Judge Walkers bill to tax shares of
corporations, including those of ban ks,
the bill was then considered, and after
considerable discussion was passed.
The house then resumed consideration
OF the bill requiring that twenty five days
work of eight hours day should be con-
sidered the required 500 worth of work
on a mining claim. There was some
heated discussion and the bill was lost,
Messrs. Mcdonald and Easley voting in
the affirmative.
On motion the house adjourned.
To.DAy's SESSION.
Mr.. Easley presented petition from
residents OF San Pedro praying that
800 900 be appropriated for making an
exhibit at the Worlds fair. The petition
was referred to the committee on finances.
Mr.. Walker, from the finance commit
tee, reported back H. B No. 81, to repeal
subdivisions 6, 8 and 10, OF section 29Ol,
of the Compiled Laws, with no recon-
mendation thereon. Mr.. Pedro San
ches in the chair. Mr.. Burns intro
duced q new substitute for II. B, No.
liz, referring to nulsances in towns,
which he SAID had passed the house Jan
uary IL, taken to the council January II
and had been lost there. Read the first
and second time and referred to the judi
ciary committee.
Mr.. Aragon reported II. B. No. %, to
amend section l6U8 of the compiled laws,
entitled municipal corporations, as cor
rectly enrolled, and the speaker signed
the eame.
Mr.. Walker reported back H. B No,
| 80. repeating certain subdivisions OF sec.
ton 29Ol of the compiled laws with NO
recommendation thereon.
A message announced that the council
had passed house int resolution No. +,
extending the sympathies OF the legislative
assembly to the family of See. Window,
Also &. b. No. 70, relating to special
terms Of court in the territory.
Mr.. Fall introduced H. B. No. 1928, to
establish and provide for the maintenance
and government OF The normal school OF
New Mexico, at Silver City,
New Mexico. The bill provides
that the normal school shall be
established on not less than twenty acres
of and shall be under the control OF five
regents to be appointed by the governor ;
the first appointments to be for one, two,
three, four and five years, thereafter one
appointment to be made each year rs va
cancv occurs. That within thirty days afttl
appointment the regents shall meet at Sll
yer CITY and elect officers the secretary
shall give bond Of $40, 900 and the regents
shall meet at least four times year and
at the call of the president. The board
shall elect a superintendent and decide
what shall be taught; the pupils shall be
accepted only from the residents OF Ne"
Mexico; the secretary shall have charge
of the hooks and seal and as treasurer
shall draw orders on the funds OF the
school; the regents shall receive " FOL
each DAVIS session and cents mileage
the secretary shall have SO for each days
session and mileage, There shall be ap
proprlated not exceeding $4,000 for TIT
school, of which not more than $4,000
shall be drawn from the treasury III any
one month. Read the first and seconc
time, ordered translated and printed nnd
referred to the committee on education.
The chair announced that he had sign
ed II, B. No. 70, in relation to toll bridge
and the management thereof; also coun
Gil substitute to council bills Nos. ~ ant
"a. and H. B. No. IS, relating to the
election aud qualification OF justices o.
the peace and cGnstables; also y. b. No
1873, to defray the expenses incurred dur
ing the sickness of the Hon. j. A. Ancheta
also G. B. No. n, to provide for the pur
chase of school books for the inmates 0
the territorial penltentiary; also council
Joint resolution No. 4. requesting the 81
perintendent OF the penitentary to con
struct gravel walks about the capito
) building; also G B. No. ", to amend sec
r ton 2, chapter II Of the session laws
the 9th assembly in relation to the prac
tice before the supreme court.
Mr.. Hubbell introduced Il. B. No
1923, to remove the seat of government
the territory Of New Mexico from SAINT
Fe, and to establish the same at the towl
1 OF Albuquerque, N. M. Read the frs
and second time. Mr.. Easley moved tina
the bill be referred to the committee Oh
territorial affairs, as this was OF consider