Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-01-08
The House.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOONS SESSION.

At 2 o'clock the house met in it's new
quarters. All the members we're in at
tendance. At the termination of the read
ing of the journal, which was approved,
Mr.. Pine, of the committee on finding
new chambers and removal, reported it.
duty accomplished and with blush of
conscious pride pointed to the result of
the commlttee's labors, according, how
ever, just need of praise to the Board of
Trade of Santa Fe for Its generosity, pro.
gressiveness aud hospitality, and asking
for the approval of his stewardship aud
the discharge of himself and fellow ser
wants. His double request was granted.
Mr.. Lacome here bethought himself Of
a certain committee under his master
ship and it's commission and reported
that The territorial librarian had been
properly approached with view to OBJ
tanning copies Of the compiled laws Of
1884, aud copies Of the session laws en-
acted since that time, with failure as the
only recompense for Its efforts. In Mr..
Carr's opinion the committee should pot
fall prone and lie supine, but should de-
vote further endeavor to the purpose of
its creation. The house thought so too.
and the existence of the committee was
prolonged. ,..s
Mr.. Hiukle then introduced n. B. No.
| l, an act in regard to the election of
members of the assembly, and also H. B.
No. 2, an act in reg 4rd to change of venue.
| These bills were read first, second and
third times under suspension of the rules,
No. being referred to the committee on
judiciary, and No. 2 to the committee on
finance.
Mr.. Carr began very conciliatingly to
introduce joint resolution assuring the
house that it in voved no politics, but the
sp- nker raped him into his seat upon
somebody's point of order. But imme-
diately Joint resolutions became the or
der, Mr.. Sanchez, however. got up and
asked unanimous consent to introduce Il.
j. r. Nc. i, which resolved that the jour.
nal be written out in so clear, unsqunt-
ing and unequivocel style that he who
rnus may read and the house might he in
formed infnitesimally of the proceedings
! of the previous days session, that the
j journal indited after such classical f"rm
be printed and copies furnished the mem
bers, the probate clerks Of all the coun
ties and the press, as also that all docu
ments, memorials, ETC., not embodied in
the said register of proceedings undergo
the same distribution. The resolution
took the regular COURSE.
! It is moreover made the business of the
respective chief clerks to attend to the
dissemination of the aforesaid literature.
By unanimous consent Mr.. Martin. in
consideration Of somebody's cUnstitu-
ent's request, introduced II. r. j.
No. 2, for the purchase of twelve
sets of the compiled laws of 1880. and
the session laws enacted and published
since 1884. This resolution was amended
so that thirty-~ix sets of said laws be- OBJ.
tAiued for the accommodation of both
houses. This brought to his feet Mr..
Piuo in all his tall magnitude in oppost-
tion to the bill measure and 1t was
tabled. $3.50. rt A...
Here again appeared Mr.. Sanchez with
a resolutions: Be it resolved that VIZ pro-
cerd in harmony and love to transact the
business of our presence, let Us throw
aside political prejud'ces and strain along
the broad road of fraternal benevolence
until ultimat. y we reach the land OF we'll
done.
The resolution took the regular course
and the house adjourned to meet at 10
O'clock this morning.
| To-DAY's SESSION.
When the house WAS called to order this
morning full membership was found to
be present.
MIR. Carr, from the committee to inves-
tigate the cost Of Compiled Laws, re-
ported. The report WAS received and
adopted and the committee discharged.
Under the head Of the introduction of
bills the following we're introduced:
H. B. No. 3, by Mr.. Leeden, entitled
"An act to create the county of Summit"
Read first time by title.
H. b. No 4, by Mr.. Hinkle, entitled can
act to define the western boundary Of the
county of Eddy" Read first time by
title. 81
H. B. No. s, by Mr.. Carr, of Graft, en-
titled tan act relating to the registration
of voters" Read first time by title