Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-24

Mr.. Saint moved that it be considered
at once, and Mr.. Fall moved that the
enacting clause be stricken out. Both
motions prevailed.
The council then on motion of Mr..
Patterson adjourned until 10 o'clock.
THIS MORNINGS SESSION.
The council met at 10 a. m, and Mr..
Hubbell moved to suspend the rules and
that c. B. No. IA, and H. B. No. 20, and
council substitute for same, covering the
bills providing for repeal of the
change of venue act, be taken up. The
motion was lost, as less than two thirds
voted for suspension.
A petition from the citizens of San
Pedro praying for the passage of c. 2.
No. 81, and II. B. No. 9, referring to rail-
way liability and p,uck-me store bills,
was referred to the committee on public
lands.
The committee on mines and public
lands reported that they had examined
the cabinet of Bro. Amian and found a
fine collection, but that the data was in
bad shape, and therefore they recon-
mended that the petition for salary lay
upon the table until the matter is further
considered.
Mr.. Hubbell, from the committee on
judiciary, reported the following bills
with recommendations:
C. B. No. Sc, relating to the compensa-
ton and term of Office of stenographers
to the district courts; that it do not pass
c. B. No. 38, providing for collection
of taxation on real estate; that it do not
pass.
Mr.. Sanchez, from committee on terri
torial affairs:
G. B. No. 40, authorizing and restrict
ing the issue of county bonds to build
court houses, etc:; adversely.
Mr.. Saint, from educational committee
reported favorably on substitute for H
B. No. TO- on the school law; also that II
B. No. 43, to regulate the practice of den
tistry, do not pass.
Mr.. Sanchez, from the committee or
counties and county lines, reported that
c. B. No. 63, relating to organization o.
new counties, lay on the table inedti
nitely.
All the reports were adopted.
The following bills were introduced
read first and second time, ordered te
be translated, printed and referred:
G. B. No. 78-By Mr.. Hubbell, to pro
vide funds for the 44th and 45th tisca
years; finance committee.
C. B. No. 79-By Mr.. Hall, to compe
assessors and county commissioners te
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on territorial affairs.
The resolution to investigate the &C
counts of the Worlds fair commission
was then read second and third time
and passed.
The resolution to appoint joint com
mittee to arrange for the trip to Denver
was then adopted.
Mr.. Hubbell called up the report of the
judiciary committee on G. B. No. 40, be
ing the Burns bill heretofore published
in relation to district attorneys, anc
asked unanimous consent for its passage
1t was so ordered and the bill passed.
Mr.. Fall made an attempt to call up G
B. No. %, to create the county of Union
but Mr.. Veeder objected. Mr.. Sanchez
moved to make it special order for this
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Fall gave notice he would call it up this
afternoon.
The report of the hospital at Silver
City was then received and referred
to the finance committee.
Mr.. Saint, by unanimous consent, in
troduced G. B. No. 80, relating to rail
roads, which was referred to the irriga
ton committee on motion of Mr.. San
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On motion of Mr.. Veeder, G. B. No. %
creating Union county, was madea spe
cial order for Friday morning after the
reading of the journal.
H. B. No. 43, amending the school law
was laid on the table indefinitely and also
substitute for H. B. No. 10, to the same
effect.
H.B. No. 81, compelling the attendance
of witnesses and production of documents
before the legislature, was passed under
suspension of the rules.
The council then adjourned until 2
O'Clock.