Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-01-26
THE ASSEMBLY.
An Injunction Sprung Against Pay
ment of EmplOyes-But the
Cash is Distributed.
Proceedings of Yesterdays Council and
House--A New Mercantile
License Act.
The Council.

YESTERDAY AFTERNOONS SESSION.
Upon the reassembling of the council,
H. B. No. ~, fixing the bonds of tax col
lectors and ex-officio collectors, was read
| second time.
II. B. No. 8, an act providing for an
adjustment of the accounts of San Miguel
and Guadalupe counties, went to the com
mittee on finance.
H. j. r. MOI, authorizing the presiding
officer of each house to appoint clerk,
was read a second time.
Mr.. Gales moved that the resolution
be tabled indefinitely. This motion pre-
vailed by practically unanimous vote.
G. B. No. 10, regulating jury trials in
civil cases, and reported adversely by
the committee on judiciary, was tabled
indefinitely.
Mr.. Ancheta at this point took the
chair in order that President Curry might
have an opportunity to sign the certif
icates for employees compensation.
G. B. No. "a, the replevin suit bill, was
on recommendation of the judiciary COM
mittee postponed indefinitely.
c. B. No. II, the Gales game law, favor
ably reported by the committee on terri
! torial affairs with slight amendment,
was placed on its passage.
Mr.. Perea offered an amendment max
ing the turkeys, whose killing Is pro-
hibited, "wild turkeys" Mr.. Perea did
not desire to be prevented from killing
his own turkeys on Thanksgiving and
other occasions. The amendment was
adopted and the bill as amended passed
by vote of IL to 0.
| The committee on education which had
reported unfavorably c. B. No. Is, the
Bunker school fund bill, had the satisfac-
ton of seeing the council indorse their
idea by tabling the bill indefinitely.
C.B. No. 8, prohibiting the throwing
of filth and rubbish into the streets of
unincorporated towns and villages, was
read.
| Mr.. Hadley commended that the bill was
not properly on the speakers desk, as it
was another bill, the building and loan
association measure that had been con-
sidered at the committee meeting last
night.
AS Mr.. Hadley does not speak a
word of Spanish and Mr.. Abeyta does not
speak any English, it very quickly ap-
peared that the rubbish bill and the
building and loan bill, e. B. No. 81, had
gotten mixed on account of the impossi-
bility of an understanding between the
members of the committee, and the HUI
NOR of the situation caught the crowd.
Mr.. Abeyta insisted that the bill con-
sidered was tho rubbish bill.
Mr.. Hadley yielded his convictions on
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8, was read in full for information.
The report of the committee was
adopted, and the bill under suspension
of the rules, was placed on its pas
sage.
Mr.. Chaves said that he considered the
bill good one, except that he was of the
opinion that there were several laws COW
ering the same ground now on the stat
ute books.
The bill passed by vote of - to l,
Mr.. Hadley being the voter in the mega
tive.
G. B. No. -, the bill allowing mileage
to members of the pharmacy board, was
laid upon the table indefinitely, the
finance committee having SO recon-
mended.
A motion to adjourn to Monday at 8
O'Clock was lost on tie vote.
motion then made to adjourn to to-
day at 10 O'Clock WAS lost.
Mr.. Hadley moved to adjourn to 2:15
O'Clock Monday. The motion was car
rled and the council stood adjourned.
The Hinkle school bill which was made
the special order for to-day, will there
fore come up Monday morning for final
action.