Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-06
The House..
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.

The House.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
The house was called to order at p.
M, with the speaker in the chair.
There being quorum present, the
house proceeded to business.
Under suspension of the rules II. B. No.
80, An act amendatory of an act entitled
San act creating the county of Guadalupe
out of portion of San Miguel county,"
and defining the west boundary thereof,
was taken up on its third reading. Mr..
j. P. Sandoval moved that the rules be
the third time in full preparatory to it's
passage.
Mr.. Luna made motion to amend the
motion of J. P. Sandoval by adding to
consider the bill as read the third time in
full. The amendment was accepted and
the motion prevailed. The roll call was
ordered on the passage of the bill and
Messrs. Bateman, Castillo and Crist-
man, whose names had been called
on the roll asked to be excused from vot-
ing at this juncture. Mr.. Luna asked
unanimous consent that the roll call be
suspended and that the gentleman from
Guadalupe county, Mr.. j. P. Sandoval, be
asked to explain his bill again to the
gentlemen who asked to be excused.
Whereupon Mr.. j. P. Sandoval made n
thorough explanation of his bill and the
result of the vote on the passage of the
bill WAS twenty in the affirmative. none
in the negative. Whereupon the chair
declared the bill passed. Malaquias Mar
tinez moved to reconsider the vote by
which FL. B. No. 80 had passed and the
reconsideration of the same be tabled in
definitely. The motion prevailed
On motion of Mr.. Luna the rules were
suspended and G. B. No. SO, An act to
amend the license law, was read the seq
ond time by title. Further suspension of
the rules on motion made by Mr.. Luna,
the bill was read the third time prepare
tory for its passage. Mr.. Malaquias
Martinez moved that @. B. No. 38 be put
upon its passage. The motion was car
ried. The roll being called for and the
following is the result on the passage of
@. B. No. 80: Ayes-Castillo, Felix Gar
cia, Herculano Garcia, Jaquez, Jaramillo,
Lucero, lujan, Luna, Mahoney, Martinez,
Morrow, Mulholland, Ortiz, Reynolds,
Sanchez, Ssndoval, j. p, Sens, Smith, Mr..
Speaker-20. Nays-Bateman, Crist-
man..
Whereupon the chair announced that
@. B. No. 80, having received 20 votes in
the affirmative and in the negative he
declared the bill passed.
Mr.. Luna moved to reconsider the vote
BIZ which @. B. No. 80 had passed and the
reconsideration of the same be tabled in
definitely. The motion prevailed.
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act to increase the revenues of the coun.
ties in the territory of New Mexico, by
suspension of the rules be laid on the
table indefinitely. The motion was car
ried.
Mr.. Luna moved to suspend the rules
and that H. B. No. "A, An act to prohibit
the sale and manufacture of cigarettes in
the territory of New Mexico, be with
drawn from the committee on Judiciary
and that the bill be placed on the table
indefinitely. The motion prevailed.
Under the order of introduction of bills
Mr.. L. g. Read introduced II. B. No. 81,
An aot amending section 1891 Of the Com
piled Laws of 1884.
Mr.. j. Y. Lujan introduced H. B. No.
SO, An act authorizing boards Of county
commissioners to eliminate all uncollect-
ed taxes.
Mr.. Lujap moved to have H. B. No. So
read for information and the motion was
carried.
Mr.. Ollin e. Smith introduced H. B.
No. So, An act to establish grades of
teachers certificates and to regulate the
issuance thereof; to regulate examine
tions and limit the pay of teachers; to
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instruction to issue teachers territorial
certificates, and to regulate the issuance
thereof; to establish teachers county nor
NAL institute, and to regulate the man
agement thereof.
II. B. No. 60, introduced by J. P. San
doval, An act in regard to witnesses in
criminal cases.
The chair announced that Fl. BIS No. 81,
$3.50 and go having been read the first and
second time by title he referred Fl. BIS No.
So and 60 to the committee on judiciary,
H. B. No. 81 to the committee on agri-
culture and 81. B. No. SO to the commit
tee on education.
He also ordered said bills translated
and printed. Under bills on third read
ing H. B. No. ri, An act relating to prac-
tice in the district court, was taken up.
Mr.. Luna moved to have substitute for
H. B. No. "a read second time by title
under suspension of rules. The motion
prevailed. Mr.. Read moved that the
rules be suspended AMI that substitute H.
B. No. "a, offered by the committee on
judiciary be read the third time prepar-
atory to its passage. The motion pre-
vailed.
Mr.. Luna offered an amendment as fol.
lows: All laws and parts of laws in con-
flict herewith are hereby, repealed and
this act will be in full force and effect
from and after it's passage. The amend
ment was adopted.
Mr.. Malaq uias Martinez moved that
substitute to H. B, No. "a as amended do
now pass, and she following is the result:
Ayes = Bateman, Castillo, Cristman,
Garcia, F., Garcia, H., Jaquez, Jaramillo,
Lucero, Luna, Mahoney, Martinez Mala-
quias, Morrow, Mulhollsnd, Ortiz, Read,
Reynolds, Sanchez, Sandoval, ]. p, Sena,
Smith, Mr.. Speaker--21.
Nays-Lujan.
Whereupon the chair announced that
the substitute for H. B. No. "a as amend
ed having received majority of the
votes of this house, viz: 81, in the affirm
alive, in the negative, declared the bill
passed.
On motion of Malsquias Martinez the
house adjourned.
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