Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-29

No: Bland, Frampton, Hinkle, Hope
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SO the report was adopted.
Mr.. Barela introduced report from
the conference committee on the poll las
bin.
1t recommended the passage Of the fol-
lowing:
That all of section 1, chapter II, and
so much of section SO, chapter %, acts Of
the 29th legislative assembly, as provides
that it shall be illegal for any person to
vote at an election who has not paid his
poll tax for the current year and said
payment shall be made in case of gem
eral election one day previous to such
election day, DO and the same is hereby
repealed.
Sec, 2. Prepayment of poll tax shall
not hereafter be prerequisite or quaih-
cation of the right to vote at any election
in this territory.'
The committee requested that they be
not discharged from the consideration Of
this measure as the bill introduced was
only intended to meet the urgency Of the
time. SO ordered.
Mr.. Frampton then moved that the
rules be suspended and the bill put upon
its passage. 1t passed by unanimous
vote.
A letter was then read from the terri
torial librarian stating that he was I'M
able to furnish the lower house with com
piled and session laws.
The joint resolution concerning the
printing of 1900 copies of the governors
message passed under surpension of the
rules.
H. B. Nos. 7, s, ., IL, II and IS passed
their second reading.
Mr. Gonzales then moved to adjourn
udtil o'clock but was voted down.
Mr.. Myers then, under suspension OF
the rules, introduced resolution APP
pointing q committee of five to iuyesti-
gate the burning of the capitol.
The following bills were introduced:
H. B. No, II BY Mr.. Kuchenbecker, to
repeal the act III relation to change of
Venue in all It's parts and portions.
Ii. b. No. 15-By Mr.. Hinkle, to amend
the act establishing common schools. Ii
provides for several amendments and
makes provision for the distribution OF
the funds.
il. B. No. 16--By Mr.. Read, fixing the
salary of county superintendent OF
schools at 500 per anuum.
II. B. No. 17-By Mr.. Read fixing the
salaries of clerks Of district courts, at
81, 200 per annum to be in full for all
services exceptgere the United States is
party
H. B. No. 18.-By Mr.. Read, requiring
certain charitable institutions to make
semi-annual reports as to the manner in
which public moneys are expended.
Mr.. Read moved the Myers resolution
pass as read. Mr.. Salazar y Ortiz moved
that the committee consist of one mem
| Der from each county. Mr.. Hopewell
moved to lay that motion on the table,
which was adopted. The resolution then
passed, the vote standing % to 1. Mr..
Salazar Ortiz voted in the negative.
Adjourned until 2 o'clock.
LEGISLATIVE CHAT.
The reading of the house minutes this
morning consumed twenty-five minutes.
Senator ]. Z, Saint is chairman Of the
committee on printing. A very good
selection indeed,
The Citizen copies the excellent report
of the legislative proceedings from the
New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Citizen.
Sneaker Hronch is still WRESTLING with
the Announcement of the house commit
foes 0uite iob this under present con
ditjons
The members of the legislative assem-
bly, are entitled to better pay than they
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