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a committee.
Mr.. Smith moved that H. B. No. 2l, d.
| now pas 4 Read offered the follow
ing anne a.nent to Fl. B. No. 81, on lin
five, ser .son one, after the word "officials
insert the words "and prepare an indie,
of the same" The said amendment wa
accepted by Mr.. Smith and the bill beiDs
placed upon its final passage having re
:; acts ID % votes in the affirmative none ir
til!, tniy. legative, H. B. No. 81 was declared
Z ..ssed.
I H. B. No. 25, An act relative to dis
trict attorneys, was taken up and ordered
read the third time preparatory to
placing it upon Its passage. Mr.. Smitf
moved that H. B. No. 25 be tabled ia
defnitly. Mr.. Read amended the motion
by calling it unanimous, H. B. No. %
was thereupon tabled indefinitely.
n. B. No. 23 was taken up and ordered
read the third time preparatory to plac
ing it upon it's passage.
Mr.. Malaquias Martinez moved that
the ajority report of H. b. No. 23 be
laid on the table. The ayes and nayes
being called for the following is the vote
oh tio pdoihR VI ItpOIb VI
committee on Fl. B. No. %.
Ayes.--Garcia Felix, Garcia Herculano,
Jaramillo, Lujan, Mahoney, Martine2
Malaquias, Mulholland, Ortiz, Reynolds
Sanches, Sandoval, s. Pill.
Nayes.-Bateman, Castillo, Cristman,
Jaquez, Lucero, Luna, Morrow, Read
Sandoval D., Sena, Smith, and Mr.. Speak
er.--13.
While the vote was being called on the
tabling of the majority report of the
committee on II. B. No. 25; Mr.. j.
P. Sandoval asked to be excused
from voting, and the vote resulted 10 in
the affirmative and 10 in the negative, and
the gentleman was not excused from vot
ing.
Mr.. Jaramillo moved that H. B. No. 90,
be tabled indefinitely. Che vote stood
Is in the affirmative and s in the mega
tive, and the bill was tabled indefinitely.
Mr.. Jaramillo moved to reconsider the
vote by which H. B. No. 25 was tabled in
definitely and the reconsideration of that
vote to be laid on the table indefinitely.
The motion prevailed.
FL. B. No. 27, An act fixing the oompen-
sation of court interpreters, was taken up
and ordered read the third time prepara-
tory to placing it on its passage. Mr.
Malaq uias Martinez moved that III. B. No.
27, be placed on the table Indefinitely.
The vote en- tabling H. B. No. 27, having
received II in the affirmative and in the
negative the bill was tabled indefinitely.
Mr.. Smith moved to adjourn. The mo-
tion was lost
Mr.. Sena moved the reconsideration of
the vote by which H. B. No. 27 had been
tabled indefinitely and that the vote be
reconsidered and the reconsideration of
the same be tabled indefinitely.
Mr.. Felix Garcia moved to adjourn.
The motion was lost.
Fl. B. No. 29, An act relating to evil
dence and the qualification of witnesses
in the district court, was taken up and or
dered read the third time preparatory to
it's passage. Mr.. Luna moved that the
rules be suspended, that the bill be con-
sidered, read first and second time by
title and read tho third time preparatory
to its passage. Motion prevailed. The
following is the result on II. B. No. 30:
Ayes, 20; nays, q. The bill having re-
ceived the majority Of the vote the bill
passed.
Mr.. j. p. Sandova moved to adjourn.
The motion was lost.
Mr.. Bateman moved that, the rules be
suspended and that the clerk be instruc-
ted to have the printer print H. B. No.
35, and copies of the same to be placed
upon the desk of the respective members
in the morning and said bill be made
special order for 10 O'Clock a. m. to-mor-
row.
The motion was carried.
On motion of Mr.. Felix Garcia the
house adjourned.