Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-01-11
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Jurors.
Ii. B. No. II, to amend the territorial
license laws, was read the second time
Mr.. Christy moved that the bill go to the
comnitte, on irrigation, but withdrew
his motion.
The bill went to tho committee or
| finance.
H. B. No. IL, Mr.. Carr's election Law
| bill. was read the second time. Its
author did not care to have the bill
printed and moved that the rules be sus
pended 80 that it might be referred with
out being printed, This motion received
no second and the bill was ordered
printed and sent to the committee on
Judiciary.
Fl. B. NJ. 10, by Mr.. Carr, which con.
tains provisions for the common schools
was read the second time and referred to
the committee on education.
H. B. No. IA, the apitol rebuilding bill
introduced by Mr.. Dame, was read the
second time and referred to the commit
tee on finance.
Mr.. Christy called attention to the
rules requiring reports on bills within
llNo udyo dllOI LClOECuSSs anu
when the time began to run. He WAS in
formed that this began as soon as the bill
had been printed and the original turned
over to the chairman of the committee.
H. r. No. 8 was introduced by Mr.. D.
p. Carr by request, asking that the terri
toriAl secretary provide twelve additional
chairs for the use of the house and that
water be turned on in the pipes of the
building for facial purposes.
Mr.. Pine suggested that the provision
rs to water was unnecessary, as it was a
commodity not of general use in the
house.
Mr.. Christy said that Mr.. Pine had no
authority to speak for the Republican mi.
nority in this matter.
Mr.. HinkIe was not in favor of making
any more requests of the secretary, as he
had already done all that was possible,
Mr.. Christy moved that the resolution
be amended by striking out the word
"water."
Mr.. Christy suggested that striking out
the word water" would leave the infer
ence that the twelve chairs were to be
turned into the water pipe.
Mr.. Martin said that his suggestion
was with the view to getting the gentle
man from Grant, Mr.. Carr, to take
water.
Mr.. Carr retorted that the gentleman
from Socorro would find out by the end
of the session that the gentleman from
Grant never took water.
Upon motion of Mr.. Hinkle the reselu
ton, amendment and all WAS tabled.
H. R. No. 6 by Mr.. Sanchez, of Valen-
cia, which was the special order for the
day, was read. The resolution was as
follows: "Be it resolved that We proceed
in harmony aud vote to transact the bust
ness of our presence, let US throw aside
political prejudlces and strain along the
broad road of fraternal benevolence un-
til ultimately We reach the land of we'll
DONE"
Mr.. Sanchez stated that he had intro
duced the resolution so that brotherly
love might dwell among the members.
He paid high tribute to Speaker Dame;
said that that able official shone resi- lendent
in the house it seemed as if the sun had
emerged from cloud, wrapping all ma
ture in its luminous rays. Mr.. Sanchez
said that under Speaker Danes impair
f al administration of the Office any mem
Der could take the floor and keep it. He
added ia conclusion that the resolution
struck responsive chord in hi- breast
and that he hoped it would go through
The resolution was put on its passage
was promptly adopted.
Mr.. Armijo, of Socorro, wanted bills
hereafter printed in Spanish as we'll as
English. He was informed that an
appropriation would have to be made for
such al expense as the federal govern.
ment makes no provision for printing
bills other thar in English.
At this juncture Clerk Sisneros ap.
peared with message from tue council
which was read, showing an error made
in engrossing G. j. R. No. l, relating to
the publication of the governors mes
sage. The matter was referred to Chiet
Clerk Sena for attention.
The house then adjourned until
o'clock.