Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-01-30

and 800; Socorro, $500 and $3.50; Lin
coin, 5000 and 500; Sierra, 5000 and
800; Dona Ana, $500 and $3.50; Guada-
lupe, $3.50 and $75; Eddy, $3.50 and 1926;
Chaves, $3.50 and 1926; Union, $500 and
800. t@5.'
The county attorneys shall receive all
fees now allowed district attorneys. This
bill went to the committee on judiciary.
Mr.. Martin, in behalf of the gentleman
from Mora, Mr.. Miguel Martinez, COM
planned that many articles of value we're
missed from his desk and asked that
some action be taken to prevent occur
rences of this nature in the future.
Speaker Dame accordingly gave direc-
tions to the sergeant at arms to keep ont
of the hall after house sessions all ex-
cept members, persons accompanied by
members and employees actually engaged.
The house then adjourned to this morn
ing.
THIS FoRENooN's SESSION.
At the conclusion of the reading of the
journal, motion was made by Mr..
Hinkle to 90 into the committee of the
whole to consider d. B. No. 16, his in
surance bill. This motion was lost by
vote of 8 to Is.
Mr.. Carr presented a petition from in
surers in Grant county against the pass
age of the Hinkle insurance bill. This
went to the committee of the whole.
The committee on county and county
lines reported tavorably by substitute d.
B. No. 3, the Summit county bill. This
was majority report signed by Messrs.
Lacome, Gallegos and Leaden, while
Messrs. Martin and Sanchez sent in an
adverse minority report.
In this latter report, it was set forth
that the financial condition of the counties
interested did not warrant new county
and that majority of the citizens of the
precincts affected were not in favor of
the bill.
A motion was made by Mr.. Pine to
suspend the rules 80 as to consider this
bill.
This melton was lost on tie vote.
The finance committee reported favor
ably by substitute Il. B. No. II, Mr.. Mar
tins, amending the license laws, and H.
B. No. 80, providing for the payment OF
gaming licenses quarterly.
The same committee reported adversely
Il. B. No. 26, as to licensing and regulat-
ing the sale of Intoxicating liquors, and
reported favorably n. B. No. 48, regu-
lating the licenses of peddlers.
The committee on agriculture reported
favorably with an amendment b. B. No.
81, establishing weather and crop ser
vice for the collection and dissemination
OF crop statistics and Genealogical data.
The committee on education favorably
reported Il. B. No, 81, the Las Vegas nor
NAL school site bill.
This bill was put on it's passage and
passed by'a vote of % to l, Mr.. Armljo,
motion to reconsider and table as to
the vote Just taken was carried, thus
cinching the matter.
Mr.. Hinkle renewed the motion to take
up his insurance bill.
! Mr.. Martin heartily favored taking up
the bill and dlsposing of it Immediately
He said that there was quite an insurance
lobby here who seemed to think that they
could control the action of the legisla'
j ture and he desired to show them and the
people of New Mexico that the represen.
tatives they had sent here were DESTROYS
of doing their duty promptly and fully.
Mr.. Pine wanted the regular order con.
sidered first.
Mr.. Hinkle insisted that the bill be
considered without delay.
The house by vote of - to - re-
fused to go into committee of thu
whole.
| Mr.. Hinkle introduced H. B. No. "a, a
the request of the superintendent of pub
lie instruction. This amends the present
school laws in a number of respects.
| H. B. No. 65 was introduced by Mr.
Severino Martinez, providing for nor
NAL school at Springer, Colfax county.
A Communication from Territorial
Auditor Perez was here received ant
placed on the speakers table.
The Summit county bill was here
reached in its regular order and read II
full for the third time.
Mr.. Martin moved that action on th,
bill be postponed indefinitely.
Mr.. Hinkle was opposed to disposine
of bills as contemplated by the motion
of the gentleman from Socorro. He sale
it savored of snap judgment and he wal
Fin favor of defeating the bill, If at all, ii
a square and open fight. Mr.. Martin re-
piled that he saw little difference, 80 fa
as results we're concerned, between killing
a. cat by choking it with butter ant
strangling it with barbed wire. He sait
that the system of taking snap judgmen
! was inaugurated by the gentleman from
, southeast New Mexico and part Of Texas
n (Mr. Hinkle) and that that gentleman
should be the last to complain. MI
Martin, quoting Mr.. Hinkle, suggeste'
! that n.now is the accepted time for tn
defeat of this BILL" at which time Their
was very general smile, as Mr.. Hinkle'
} now famous words in behalf of his educa
, tional bill were recalled.
: Mr.. Lacome here moved to adjourn
This motion was lost by vote of l
to II.
!; Mr.. Martin called for the previou
! question, his motion indefinitely to post
pone the consideration Of the SUNNI
; county bill.