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

ry. This hill transfers the Mngo Ion c,un.
Try from S,r"rru Ia Grant county. II wAp
rrf-rrSsi Ia the cmnmittr- un counties anil
county lines
{. Is No ~. an act regulating III. ral-
II lands, tsn-m"n,r. gHsir aud c'lsit-ls,
was introduced by Mr. Curry. aud r-n, Il
the c'nmit' ~ on judiciary
| II u. M. 81. Mr.. Carr'r hill 49, to the
| duii-s ~ married Iersons, Aud r-l'eAling
! the Law requiring husband aud wife irr-
rp-,tiv- 0f treatment Ia live together, ~A-
neat considered. Til. hill pAss.si hy q
vet. ~ q to2
u b. M ~, Mr.. Clsncy's hill. taking
away ir'n the Justices II the I'-sc- the
power to grant wr,ts ~ hAbeas corpus,
was n-It pHrns,l i'y = v"t" ur 10 ~ o, MI
i~smarAis l~ing excus.si from voting
II. Il NJ ~. relating to service II I,r,
c-s~ 10y publication, was neat pAHS-d IS
| = v"tr ~ t0+
u u. No ~. amending r-ctnn 3s3 II
the C'mpils-i Laws aud providing that the
bonds NJ collectors ami rH-Oficlo col.
l-c,ors ~hall l,- for the full amount ~ the
tar-s L b- collected, was n-lt passed
| unAnIncusly after n clerical cmr-ctinn
made on mntion of Mr. AnchrtA.
& b. NJ 81, Mr.. Curry'a hill auihoriz
~
" sEIruAeH, of not more than uillls ~,
th. dollar, wsr n-It place'i on hs thiri
reading
Mr.. r-r-a Thought the counties n-e.lrrl
not an addt unal levy. hut greater econ
"my. Ne though, there wer- to many
| offices and ts' many salAri-a
MIR Anch-tA sahl that In Grant cuun, y
| the trouble Wa. that the commissioners
A. A. A
| - sufficient tax for iurrrnt exp-ns.t An,i
the rt'~ult WAS that the county WAS about
| $,O.J . behind. lie WAS therefore IN
favor of the bill. ss h- b.li-v-,l It's pas
rae- wnn'd enable the cunnties Ia con.
| duet their business on u business bssi1
Mr.. Curry, the author ~ the bill, here
vacated the chair Ia Mr.. Larragoit- lie
| rah tha, nIon communicative with the
| that the county II ChAv-r was the only
county cut nf debt ON January |. 1885,
and that /, hal th. Low eat ,ax rate ~ all
| the counties lie SAID that II was und-
niabl- that Chav-s had been the beet
managed county Ia the territory In the
past twn yrArr. Mr Curry thought that
the law limiting the current expense levy
tn u mills hHi caused all IL the cuumti-u
tn get behind. He explained that the b,iI
: under confederation dh not require the
levy ~ o mile, but simply authorised 3,
Mr.. HAil-y ably recondrd the remarks
made against the hill 10y his c"lleagu"
Mr.. Perea
Upon Mr.. P-reA's iurtion Ia ryvom init
the v"t- stoui. on strict party lines, 4 III
Z, ~ that tb. motion Vas Loot.
Mr., Curry cAlle,i attention to the fact
that the bill had been unanimoaziy and
f.vorably rrInrt-si by q COMMITTEES of
which two msmt,ers II the minUrssy ger,
| memi ers. He called attention Ia ths o.,
that hr. AnehetA had spoken 6rs, In fav e
ar ~ The bill and then voted " reoonm,t
It,
just herr begAn evidences of ,Artisa u
friction that grew more pronounced ~
the ssse,ou advanced.
Mr.. AuchstA explained that Mr.. P-r.a'r
rgum-nt had convinced him that the bill
n-ei-d being perfected.
The hill then I.ass-d 10y q vote of y la
3. M--ssrs. P-r-A, Hadi-y and Ancheta
voting "no.'
Mr. P-r-a here moved "a adj urn, bu,
wss yo,-d down, Nj. Curry stating thai
the maturity were being criticised hy
their constituents for aut working hari
enough. and they PROPOSED "a do their
duty "n l-nding business. even II II tok
ali night.
H. J. NJ. No. 3, Mr. CArr's free silver
resolution, was next a'ioptsi 10y vote "i
u too.
Upon = motion. fac.iioualy male 10y
Mr.. Ancheta, the vote jur, taken wAs
| clinched
Nj. P-r.A renewed his motion IA AL
journ. but was again vots'i down
L.. IaaRhN tat