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and he called for the previous question,
which was thereupon ordered.
Upon the motion to table indefinitely,
the vote stood 6 to IA, those voting in
the affirmative being Messrs. Armijo, R.
A. Baca, V. G. de Baca, Gallegos, Lucero,
s. Martinez. The motion to table was
thus lost.
The bill was then put on it's passage
and passed by vote of Is to 2, Messrs.
R. A. Baca and Gallegos alone voting
mo"
Mr.. Armijo's change of front caused a
ripple of laughter.
Mr.. Christy moved to clnch the vote
just taken but the motion was lost.
H. B. No. 81, Mr.. Miguel Martinez bill
repeating chapter Ga of the session laws
OF 1898, relating to the board of equal
cation, was next taken up.
The bill was recommitted so that it
might be printed.
H.B. No. IS, Mr.. Lacome's bill, in
tended to improve the method of keeping
records in the offices of county clerks,
was postponed on account of it's authors
absence.
The same direction for the same reason
WAS given H. B. No. So, Mr.. Morals meas
ure, amending section 2901 of title Al,
chapter of the laws of 1884 as to mer-
camille licenses.
C.B. No. 1, Mr.. Larragoite's bill max
ing non taxpayers eligible to jury SER
vice, was next read.
The bill was made the special order
for Wednesday morning.
The house then ad journed to this morn
ing. an; f
THIS ToRENooN's SESSION.
In the house this morning, Messrs. La
come and Leaden were found absent on
roll call.
After the reading of the journal, mo-
ton was made by Mr.. Pine to expunge
from the journal the minority report,
made by Messrs. Carr and Christy,
against the passage of the bill providing
for one district attorney for the three
counties of Dona Ana, Grant and Sierra.
Messrs. Carr and Christy each forcibly
argued against any such action, contend
ing that the journal should show the rea-
sons upon which minority adverse re-
port had been made up. These gentlemen
insisted that the gentleman from Dona
Ana wanted the report thrown out be-
cause it stated facts which could not be
controverted.
Mr.. Pine thought that the matter was
all surplusage and should not 60 into the
journal.
Upon tie vote of II to II, Mr.. Pino's
motion was lost; 80 that the reasons of
MoocrS OSrr md Nhrieku will ron, nj n q n
part of the journal.
Mr.. Hinkle asked, in behalf of the Ter
rltorial horticultural society, for the use
of the hall of the house at its session to-
morrow night. There being no objec-
tion, permission was given as requested.
The special order of the day, H. B. No.
90, was called up by Mr.. Martin.
This bill was prepared by committee
appointed by the cattle men of the terri
tory at their recent meeting in Albuque
que and was introduced by Representa-
tive R. A. Baca. 1t provides for the
| records of brands of horses, mules, asses
and meat cattle, and names the territorial
cattle sanitary board as the board for
registration. The bill is quite an elab-
crate one covering sixteen printed pages.
The bill was put on it's passage and
was carried by a vote of % to 0. The
vote was then made irrevocable by the
parliamentary cinch, applied at the re-
quest of Mr.. Sanchez.
A petition was presented asking for the
funding of certain school debts in Ber-
nalillo county. The petition went to the
committee on Judiciary.
The committee on Indian affairs fav-
orably reported G. NJ. No. l, Mr.. LARA
goite's Jicarllla Apache memorial.
The committee on roads and highways
favorably reported g. B. No. 9, the rub
bish-in-streets bill.
The committee on irrigation favorably
| reported H. B. No. 40, relating to public
and private bitches.
The special committee on H. B. No. "a
through Chairman Clancy, favorably re.
ported that bill by substitute.
H. B. No. rs was introduced by Mr.
Carr. This is bill relating to real es.
tate subject to taxation.
H. B. No. n was introduced by Mr.
Hinkle by request, regulating the prac
tice in district court and amending sec.
tion 1878 of the Compiled Laws.
The following bills were read the sec
ond time:
Il. B. rs, providing for the residence al
county seats of county officials, referred
to committee on counties and county
lines.
H. B. No. "a, providing for the pur
chase from Mrs. j. D. Sena of certain
documents and muster rolls, referred tt
the committee on militia.
H. B. No. rs, Mr.. Carr's bill, fixing tn,
fees of justices of the peace in certain
cases, sent to the committee on iu
dietary.
Substitute for H. B. No. 81 was mex
taken up and put on it's passage. This il
Mr.. Clancey's bill, providing that sector
8 of chapter 81 of the laws of 1887, relat
ing to police at county seats, shall no
apply to incorporated county seats MOI
The bill passed by vote of 20 to 0.
G. B. M. No. l, the request that con
gress remove the Jicarilla Apache INDIAN
from Rio Arriba county, was next taker
up, and passed.: after an animated dis
cussion by a vote of Is to ..
The house then adjourned.
THE MILITIA WARRANTS RESOLUTION.
An unfortunate mistake in the repor
of the proceedings of the house in yes
terday's paper made it appear that Mr.
Martins resolution, providing that nc
militia warrant schemes be considered a
this session, had been adopted by tn
house when the very opposite was true
Upon Mr.. Martins molten to adopt thu
resolution, the vote stood:
Ayes: Christy, Gallegos, Leaden, Lo
peg Martin, M. Martinez and Thomson
II.
Noes: Armijo, R. A. Baca, v. q. dc
Baca, Carr, Clancy, Garcia, Hinkle
Look, Lucero, 8. Martinez, Pine, Sanchez
and Dame-13.
So that the resolution was lost. Mr.
Pine, in speaking of the action of tn,