Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-03

poses to which was added the following
j. M. Archuleta, Placido Sandoval.
Upon motion of Mr.. Spiess the report
we're received and together with bills tt
which they referred laid upon the tabl
to await regular order.
Same committee also presented repor
recommending that G. B. No. SO, An ac
with reference to the filing of accounts
against counties and municipal corpora
tions, be passed. Upon motion of Mr.
Spless report was received and together
with bill laid upon the table to await
regular order.
Same committee also presented report
recommending that G. B. No. rs, An act
authorizing purchase of certain books
for the Office of the djutant general, be
not passed. Upon motion Of Mr.. Martin
report was adopted. Mr.. Martin then
moved that @. B. No. 78 be tabled indei-
nitely. Roll call was demanded and the
vote resulted in the affirmative and the
motion prevailed.
Same committee also presented adverse
report upon @. B. No. 81, An act prohib-
iting the sale of Intoxicating liquors 90
days before any general election in the
territory of New Mexico. Upon motion
of Mr.. Martin report was adopted. Mr.
Martin moved that the bill be tabled in
definitely, and roll call being demanded
the vote resulted in the affirmative and
the motion prevailed.
Reports of special committees being
in order Mr.. Chaves presented report
from special committee appointed to ex-
anime the Experimental station at Las
Vegas, N. NJ, which report having been
read was upon motion of Mr.. Chaves re-
ceived and referred to the committee on
appropriations and finance.
Mr.. Spiess presented adverse report
from special committee appointed to
consider G. B. No. 101, An act to remove
the capital from Santa Fe to Albuquer-
que, to which was appended minority re-
port signed by Mr.. Hughes.
Mr.. Miera moved that the ma jority re
port be adopted.
AS an amendment Mr.. Hughes moved
the adoption of the minority report,
which was seconded by Mr.. Duncan.
Mr.. Finical moved that the bill be made
special order for Wednesday afternoon at
2 o'clock.
Mr.. Miera moved as a substitute that
the council resolve itself into committee
of the whole for the consideration of said
bill.
Mr.. Hughes withdrew his amendment
and asked unanimous consent that the bill
be laid upon the table to await regular
order, and there being no objection it was
80 ordered.
Mr.. Sandoval moved that the vote by
which @. B. No. IL, An act to simplify
procedure in civil cases, failed to pass be
reconsidered, and roll call being demand
ed the vote resulted in the affirmative and
the motion prevailed.
Mr.. Fall moved that the bill pass.
As substitute Mr.. Martin moved that
the bill be made special order for Tues
day, March 8, 1897, Immediately after
reading of the journal, which motion was
duly seconded. Roll call being demanded
the vote resulted in the negative and the
motion was lost.
Mr.. Martin then moved that the council
adjourn, and roll call being demanded the
vote resulted il the negative and the mo.
tion was lost.
Mr.. Finical then moved the previous
question upon motion to pass bill, which
was seconded by Mr.. Fall. Roll call was
demanded and the vote resulted in the
affirmative, and the previous question
was ordered. Roll call being directed
upon the passage of the bill the vote re-
suited in the affirmative and @. B. No. II
duly passed.
The president announced having signed
@. B. No. 70, An act providing for ap-
peals from the Supreme court by the
territory or any county and providing
for the expense thereof, same being pro-
perly attested by the chief clerk.
Upon motion of Mr.. Martin council
adjourned,