Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-16

! ducei Wy Mr.. Pinu.
The r-r"lu,hu was pAs-''d ny vote "
! N TOD
The r-rlntpn Was promptly transmit
ts-i tn the c'Mncil, WHERE u became the
i-eu" ~ the an-rnuon
" u No -. amending srr,lrn 2Nll ~
title ~, chapter |, ~ the Comln,-i Laws.
Vas neat considered
The hll pnrrssi 10y = vote ~ ~ h Z
THIS ~ the bill hiing mercantile lic-us-r
& u NJ ~ tue Anrh-tA rrh,.l fuud
hill, was, uu mn'inn m M Al-yiH. Ia
bl'Si inlrhnit-ly, the vote standing lYt"l
The h"ur- then adjourned.
TUESDAY fuRAsuOs sHs.tos
& u n" 10, prevailing f'r the I-y m-ni
~ rh-rifr tr the mAinten nee II Iriru u..
-Is, wA- fAvurAhly r-luf,rd hJ the ruin.
mitt-- ga hnzn,-
II u No ~. hslns ,h- rl-c,non -
tina yur,inmo~ ~ Acr1ul sud other IN
GERS. vac adversely r-Ir,rt'-i Wy the ron
mitt'-- On irrigation
| II u No. 10. making = chAng- ~ the
terms m Office ~ county cuinbiirsi. mere
VAS advr-~"ly rip rt.-i hy = uAJuriIy 81
the committee "a Judiciary.
Mr.. Chrirsy gave notice ~ = miu"rii,
| r~I1rt favorable tn the I,Arsag- h the hll
10y substitute, signed 10y himself AID NJ
TbumI,~np
u. u M. ~. regulating The sAl- II stock
10y just'e-S at the I-se|, wsr hvutrhll
r-iurts'i by substitute by the cnmnIttS'
on Judiciary.
The rAm" oanii,-- favorAbly r-pr rd
&. Is NJ" ~, Iruvt tius for the puh ica
tion II the Nsw Mexico r-,sr,s, and ais.
| favnr4hly G u No 10. Mr.. l~smAtais'
l.an Al ls.la II a
| health, AMI II Il M. 81, Abolishing tLr
boari ~ -puHllra,iun.
II. b. M. VI, Mr.. Tbompeon's hill frr
the sstAblisha,.nt ~ cuuniy courts. Wa
fAvnrabiy r~lorts-i With amend iIn-n,H by
the same c.,mmittee, ~ vas &, b No ~.
pr"vsiing for the aigning 10y Judges IL
p,il bts.ks uf election where the came hAp
b-.n uuaitisri.
n. n. No 81. the bill regulating the sale
of stock by jus,ic.s Of the peace. Wa
passed 10y = vuis ~ ~ TO 4, Mrrsrs. Carr.
Hinklr. L~k- and Plno voting "no "
VI Il. No i0l Was introduced by Mr.
Carr. Thir 10 IAN act Ia prevent thu d--
structinn of the rrmAios ~ the bshitAtinnH
oi the ancient clifi dwell-rp in New MrI.
ico."
Mr. Pino wanted ih. bill tabled indrh.
uit-ly.
Mr.. Carr spnke in favor oi his hill.
stating that II WAS n measure IN favor ot
"2rrs-rying the monuments ~ ia" past
aud guarding against vandalism " lie
sail that Mr. Pho, In moving tn I'o-t
,sbns indefinitely. was inviting n pr-c-.
dent that might prove fatal tn some II his
measures In the futures he d--ir,-i the
Till to take its regular course,
Mr.. Pino stst-,i that he coul,l not b-
rnovsd from the path ~ duty hy ,h-
threats of the gentleman ~ Grant, lie
thought that Mr.. Cars bill was n m,~t
foolish measure and that its consideration
would be usrl-ss expense
Mr.. Martin thought tina, the bill was all
"bal,ieriash" and that IL should BE- killed
at the sAriies, practicable 'nom-nt.
Mr. Chris,y thought that d-crncy, jus
tioe aud coort-sy Ia the gentleman ir"m
Grant demanded the - rirrly c"nshirra
tion. He secondcd Mr.. Cars r~.lu-et
that the measure b- sent to = COMMITTEES.
Upon the indefinite os,Iou-mrnt II the
bill the vote rtah 10 IN IL ~ that the
bill was no, indefinitely tabled.
II. Is No. IO2 vas introduced by Mr. V.
e. Il. Bscs. Thie hill amends section
II chapter ~. ~ the laws ~ the 18th
Legislative s-~sinn
". b. No lO3. an az, snfnrcing the pun.
ishm mt of persons Or corporations foul.
ing waters 1T this territory, wA- nitro.
duced by Mr. 6ui~rrE.
G. B. No ~, Mr.. Curry'H hill, prov,d.
ing cnunty revenue fIr currni rAI'enrrr.
was read the errt tune
The hous- then aiijourn-i IA the after
nonn
The Joint resolution r~lRtiv" Ia pay nf
rmployen WAS ys.tn,.d by the governor Al
5 80 yesterday sft.rn,pn.