Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-02-23


the office - county clerks, vas neg,
psss-,l hy . vote ~ - too.
n u No i52. an act In ~ ls'"n 10
county cnm mi-- ion.rp. was intr'uiuc'-i Wy
Mr. Pho.
n. u. M. ia3, an sr, -st~u,iing 10 the
cattle sanitary boari ~ New M-tleo All.
thoriiy in r,-,u,r- III. INSPECTION d husu-r
anil mulrs phiItssd ~ driven into or frUm
this territory, was in,r,slucssl by Mr..
Carr,
G.. u. No. 81. Mr. Curry's hill provni-
ing for cnuniy revenue, Was the tire mat
ter considered
Mr.. Martin deair,pi the ini-hnit. p,et-
Ipnem.ni ~ the bill, bn, hlr motion Ia
ina, .f"c, was lop, by vM" IL u Ia ~.
tJpn Mr.. l.scnn-'s motion the hill then
PASSED 10y n vo," d ~ "9.
An attempt to cin,h the action thus
taken fsil-si 10y . vote ~ y Ia ~.
n u No. II. Mr.. Care hill relating
Ia general elections. was taken NJ and
I,aanssi 10y n vote ~ ~ too
" u, M. ~, amending section 2'hO ~
the Compiled Laws, relative Ia apI~alH,
Was IN motion ~ Mr. S.vcrino MARTINEZ
in,,hnii-iy postponed, the vet. standing
Is tot
n J X NJ. II. for which = suhst,tut.
hal ,--n prepared 10y the committee on
territorial affairs, was nov iAkRn up. The
substitute provides that the pr~Hiding
niiir-r ~ each house, the chief clerk ~
each hnIn. and two other clerks shall rec
main in IN. city for length " tune not
Ia .Sc-.-i ten days AFTER the clnr. ~ the
session tn wind up public business. The
'mnI-bpatiun hk-d ~ respectively $lO, ~
aud ~ yer day for each ~ the cla~s ~
III s-rp Ab,v-l named
Mr.. Martin moved the pArragr ~ the
r-rniutinn and demanded he previous
question.
Mr. Arm,j" wsn,~i the r-s"lutin tabled
indefinitely,
The pr~vious question was ordered by
vet. ~ III H. I.
Jus, At this pnin, speaker Dame stated
ihat be had r.reived = meHsAgr frum the
governor announcing that b. had rign-d
u. }. X No. I3. providing for the CON
I-nrntmn II Assistant Interpreter Scott
Knight and Translator Lsbaiie.
This announcement was gr.-et,st with
applause -,
u J. X No. II. was n-x, huslly vot-i
| upon,
Mr.. Christy explained tina, while he did
| no, believe that the Legislature had any
right a. make an appropriation he real.
lSfh ,he h"'rrrn> W.T. VIC aS~'."'- w"
t"nplatri ny thr r~Holu'"n' tie 'hrrr.
fore v"'ri aye Inc rrs"ln''"n pAH"'@'
ny an overwhelming majority
| I. ID. No, 20 Am"nh'ng the law az |"
building ami loan Arr'risti"nr' wsH' On
MOTION II Mr. Pho, put IN ms rarrsg-
Mr.. Martin wan''-i the biii por'l"n"d
'ndrhn''~iy j,
h"rnrr Carr and Chris'y explained
that the Till simply "h"ct-h mem'-re ~
building anil loan associations and pro-
vhsd that IN" terms @, "hc- "' dirrc'"rs
shall not AL expire al VI" same ,lm1'
The motion 10 table lni-hn''"iy was
lest ny TIE vote "i ~ \" w.
Mr.. Martin then moved Ia make the
hill the rI"eial order Ter February ~.
just here come one made motion Va
AL journ, which was carried
..,~v.,y ,,,vs,o.,. .s.s,,s
| :, ,,,-,,
u, 70 'S' y" - k
SUI agricultural experiments, sx"o" !"
iA"~ county war "r'''uoe" Wy "'' Lea
come.
| Z u No ~ tue o"ih''ns sha "~h AsSo
ria''"n n'iI, "rmsn. over 'n" y"s'e''Ay'
WAS n-n' conShi-r~h
| Az Mr. mnr"ns ~'lu~s' mr: ceT "a
pis'n-'i 'ha' the OIL was m'"nneu " rrs'
uiate Tue terms o' once o. u'r~c~S~s y"
that a. all nmrs 'n~re sns" oe !" service
two sxIRrteurssi utFoctFe. he na'u tnht