Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-03

and the qualification of witnesses 10 the
district court:
Mr.. Speaker: Your committee on judi
ciary to whom was referred H. B. No. 29,
have had the same under consideration
and am directed to report the said bill
to the house with the recommendation
that it be passed. MAx1M1L1ANo LUNA,
Chairman.
The committee on corporations report
ed H. B. No. 81 as follows:
Mr.. Speaker: Your committee on cor
porations to whom was referred Fl. B. No.
81, An relating to the plats of villages,
towns and cities, have had the same under
consideration and am directed to report
the said bill to the house with the recon-
mendation that it be passed.
F. A. REYNOLDS, Chairman.
The chair announced that the reports
of the various committees would lie on
the table to take their regular order.
Mr.. MulholIand moved that the rules be
suspended and Fl. B. No. 22 De read in
full for the third time preparatory to its
passage. The motion was carried.
! Mr.. Luna moved that the rules be sus-
pended and that the reading of FL. B. No.
90 in English be dispensed with and the
bill be read in Spanish only. The motion
was carried.
Mr.. Lujan moved to place FL. B. No. %
on the table Indefinitely, and the motion
was seconded by Mr.. Sena.
Mr.. Luna called for the previous ques-
tion. The motion was carried.
The vote taken on II. B. No. % decided
to table the same indefinitely.
+ NJ Gapo rppuad that the Vpta by which
H, B. No. 90 was tabled indefinitely be
reconsidered and the reconsideration of
that vote be tabled indefinitely. The mo-
tion prevailed.
Under regular order of business under
introduction of bills the following bills
were introduced:
Mr.. Cristman introduced Il. B. No. 40,
An act to amend section 20 of chapter n
of the laws of the 29th legislative assem-
bly, of the territory of New Mexico. Read
first time by title aud, under suspension
Of the rules, read the second time by title
and ordered translated, printed and re-
ferred to the committee on judiciary.
Mr.. j. P. Sandoval introduced Fl. B. No.
AZ, An act derogative of the laws that
grant salaries and expenses and compen-
sations, ETC., etc, to district judges and
also the supreme court. Read first time
by title and under suspension of rules
considered read the second time by title,
ordered translated and printed and re-
ferred to the committee on judiciary.
Mr. Venceslao Jaramillo introduced H..
B. No. 43, An act to amend an act entitled
an act defining the manner in which the
voters of the Rlto Colorado in the county
of Rio Arriba shall be assigned to fields,
and approved January %, 1880, chapter
80 of the Local and Special Laws of New
Mexico OF 1884. Read first time by title
and under suspension of rules considered
read the second time by title, ordered
printed, translated and referred to the
committee on judiciary.
Mr.. Francisco Lucero introduced Il. b
No. A, An act to prohibit the sale and
manufacture of cigarettes in the terri
tory of New Mexico. Read first time by
title and under suspension of rules con
sidered read the second time by title, or
dered translated, printed and referred te
the committee on judiciary.
Mr.U. s. Bateman introduced II. B. No
! As, An act to fix the time of holding
district courts in the counties of Eddy
Chaves and Lincoln. Read the first timt
by title and under suspension of rules
considered read the second time by title
: Mr.. Speaker introduced FL. B. No. 46
an act in relation 80 the appointment OF
commissioners of deeds for New Mexico
and foreign countries. Read the frat TINT
by title and under suspension of rulei
considered read the second time by title
ordered translated, printed and referred
| To tho Con m ittaa IN iudiciQrV
Mr.. Maximiliano Luna introduced II
B. No. Al, An act to prevent the introduc
tion and spread of disease among shee I
10 New Mexico and providing remedies
therefor. Read first time by title, anc
! under suspension of the rules considered
: read the second time by title, ordered
, translated, printed and referred to the
! committee on live stock.
= Mr., Bateman moved to suspend the
, rules in order to take up H. B. No. 4, An
act amending section 247l of the Com
= piled Laws Of New Mexico of 1884, pre-
. paratory to placing it on its passage
The motion carried.
Mr.. Read moved to pass unanimousl.
H. B, No. As. The motion was not sec
, onded.
On motion of Mr.. Bateman ii. B. Nc
As, An act relating to practice in tn
courts of New Mexico, was read in full il
both languages.
Mr., Read moved the further suspension
of the rues and that H. B. No. 45 be con
, siderei read the third time aud that tn
/ house pass ii. B. No. As. Whereupon tn
chair announced the passage of the bill
Having received the entire present vot
of the house in the affirmative, and non
!, in the negative, Mr.. Reynolds moved tina
! the house do now take recess until 2 p
m. Before the motion for recess was sec
onded. Mr.. Read asked that II. b. No.
be made the special order for this after
noon. Granted,
Whereupon Mr.. Luna seconded the mo
,, tion of Mr.. Reynolds that this house d'
! take recess until p. m. The motion
, prevailed.
(: AFTERNOON SESSION.
The house was called to order at 2 p. n
1 with the speaker in the chair, and quo
= rum present.
' Under the special order of business 3
!. B. No. G, An act relating to school dis
? trict clerks, was taken up. The chair OF
1 dered to have read the different stage
t through which the bill had gone through
? and the same WAS done.
a The amendment to the bill as reporte
j. by the committee on education are a
follows: Strike out all OF the words afte
''them" in line nine of the original bill.
/. Section l.-And which in no case sha
Q be less than $500. The chair stated tina
II. B. No. 6 had not passed its third read
i ing.
). On motion of Mr.. Read Fl. B. No. 8 wa
Q considered read the third time and place
I upon its passage. The roll was called an
9 the vote on the final passage Of H. B. Nc
it 6 stood: Ayes, %; nayes,2. The bill wa