Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-01-09
The House.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON SESSION.

YESTERDAY AFTERNOON SESSION.
When the house met at o'clock yester-
day, the roll call showed full member
ship present.
Mr.. Lacome, of Taos, introduced H. R.
No. Z, which requires two-thirds vote of
the house to suspend or remove any Of
ticer. On motion of Mr.. Hinkle this reso-
luton was adopted.
Mr.. Hinkle, chairman Of the special
committee to look into the case of A. l..
Chrlsty, reported as follows:
"a. l.. thristy, not sitting as men,
Der of this house or any way known to
your committee in an official capacity,
we do not deem 1t our right or duty to
say as to his qualifications to hold Office.
Your committee respectfully asks to be
discharged"
This report was signed by the full COM
mittee consisting Of Messrs. Htnkle, Pine,
Carr, LecOme and Martin.
Mr.. Martin then moved that Mr.. Christy,
who was i" waiting, be brought to the
bar of the house and sworn in as men,
Der. This motion prevailed without OPP
position or debate. A committee con-
sisting of Messrs. Martin, Carr and r. A.
Baca was appointed to escort Mr.. Christy
to the inner light and he was duly en-
rolled as a member of the body.
H.J K. No. 2, to the effect that eight
copies of the compiled laws of '84, the
session laws of 81 and the session laws of
80 be purchased at cost of $500, was
reported favorably by committee con
sisting of Messrs. Carr, Pine and Martin
and the committee discharged. This
resolution contemplates that the terri
torial secretary is to he requested to
furnish the laws of 1891 and 1898, of
which he has number in his possession
and that the laws purchased under this
resolution are at the conclusion of the
present session to be turned over to the
territorial Librarian for the use of sue
ceeding legislatures.
H. B. No. 6. requiring the publication
of tax lists in Spanish, was read the first
time.
H B. No. 4, affecting the Eddy county
line, was, under suspension of the rules,
read a second and q third time and
passed. 1t was Immediately thereupon
transmitted to the council.
The committee on rules through Chair.
man Hinkle recommended that the. rules
of the last legislative assembly, barring q
few clerical alterations, be adopted fol
the guidance of the present legislature
and that fifty copies each In Spanish ant
English be printed for the use of tn,
mem beers. @ 49,.
The house at 2:30 adjourned until II
o'clock this morning.
THIS FoRENooN's SESSION.
When the house was called to order to
day, Speaker Dame called attention tt
the number, other than members, on tn
floor of the house and gave direction
that all employees of the house not occu
pied should betake themselves to tn
several committee rooms. He stated ii
this connection that this rule would b.
insisted upon in the future.
Roll call developed the presence of
full membe rship. A message was real
from the council announcing the passag
I of H. b. No. 4, the Eddy county line bill
This bill was referred to the committe
on engrossed and enrolled bills.
After reading of the journal, Speake
. tees as follows:
Agriculture and Manufsctures.-Wm
Locke, Ricardo Lopez, Martin Sanchez.
Banks and Banking. -Francisco Lu
Zero, Juan Garcia, A L. Christy.
Capltol.-Wm. Locke, Pinto Pine
Martin Sanchez.
Cuunties.-Roman Gallegos, Thoma
Leaden, j. E. Lacome, VIM. z. Martir
Martin Sanchez.
Educat,on.-J. F. Hinkle, Pinto Pine
D. p. Carr.
Engrossed and Enrolled Bills.-Pinit
Pine, Severino Martinez, A. L. Chr,sty.
Finance F. Hinkle, J. E. Lacomt
Gregorio Gutierrez, W. E. Martin, ]. c
Cancey. -.
Indian Affairs.-Juan Garcia, Francisc
, Lucero, Vaientin G. de Bacs.
Irrigation.--Wm. Locke, W. A. ThomI
, SOC, jose Armijo Vigil.
Judiciary.--Pirito Pine, Severino MAJ
tin+z, W. A. Thompson, D. P. Carr, A.
Christy.
Library Roman Gallegoe, Ricard
Lopez, A. l.. Christy.
MiIitia.-J. E. I.acome, Gregorio Gu
tierrez, K. A. Baca.
Mines and Public Lands.-Thoma
Leaden, Francisco Lucero, D. p. Carr.
Muuic, pal Corporatious.-J. e. Lacom'
Juan Garcia, Jose Armijo Vigil.
Printing.--Pablo Padilla, ]. E. ]'acom'
Martin Sanchez.
Public institutions. - Pinto Pine
Juan Garcia, D. p. Carr.
Privileges and Elections Pinto Pine
Ricardo Lopez, j. g. Clancy.