Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-03-04

rhe Proceeding OF 10th branches at
santa Fo Boiled Down.

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Mr.. Duncan introduced council bill
No. 1U2, an act to repeal chapter ~
of the twenty-eighth Legislative assem-
bly OF New Mexico and chapter 10 OF
the twenty ninth Legislative assembly.
Mr.. Duncan introduced council bill
No. 1903, an act to provide for the APP
pointment Of an examining committee
Ia incorporated towns and cities.
Mr.. Sandoval, by request, introduced
council bill No. 104, an act regulating
the doing Of business In the Territory
of New Mexico by non-residents or
foreign building and loan associations,
MIR. Sandoval, by request, introduced
council bill No. 1916, an act for the pay.
ment to Joseph Blakely Of o reward OF
$500 for the arrest and conviction Of
Leon Trujillo for the murder OF Cab
riel Sandoval In the county OF q MI
guel.
Mr.. Curry introduced council bill No.
LOG, an act in relation to the office OF
solicitor general. Same was read the
first time by title. Upon motion OF
Mr.. Chavez, the rules were suspended
and the bill was read the second time
in full. Upon motion OF Mr.. Chavez.
the rules were further suspended and
the bill read q third time BY title, pre-
paratory to its passage. Mr.. Duncan
then moved that said bill do pass, and
roll call being ordered, the vote result
ed as follows: eleven ayes, mo- noes.
Mr.. Fall excused from voting. The
vote being in the affirmative. ouncii
bill No. LOG duly passed. This bill IS
to correct the reading Of q law which
directs that the solicitor general shall
live in the capitol instead OF capital.
Mr.. Finical introduced council bill
No. 107, an act amending the insolv-
ency act of 1889.
Mr.. Curry introduced council bill
No. 108, repeating certain portions OF
section 7, chapter LOG, laws OF 1883.
Mr.. Joseph introduced council bill
No. 100, an act fixing and establishing
the west and south boundary lines OF
Taos county.
Mr.. Joseph, by request, introduced
council bill No. ITO, an act providing
for the adjustment Of certain floating
school indebtedness.
MIR. Duncan introduced council bill
No. Ill, an act to enable the board OF
education Of several cities and incor
porated towns of the Territory OF New
Mexico to issue bonds and purchase
school houses and grounds.
Mr.. Miera, by request, introduced
council bill No. liz, an act for the pur-
pose Of dividing and making two
counties OF the county OF Colfax.
Mr.. Duncan introduced council bill
Ne. 113, an act to facilitate the collec-
ton OF taxes in the Territory OF New
| Mexico. 800,
Mr.. Hughes introduced council bill
| No. ia, an act for the protection OF
~acequias and providing duties OF may
ordomos.
Mr.. Duncan by unanimous consent
presented a report from the poard o,
regents from the Las Vegas normal
school. Same was read in full. Upon
motion of Mr.. Archuleta, same was re-
ce,ved and referred to the committee
on appropriation and finance.
The council passed one bill to-day
and killed four. The one passed was
No. SO, an act with reference to fling
accounts against counties and munich
pal corporations.
Those killed were council bill No.
"a. an act for the protection OF schools
and for other purposes; No. 81 an act
in relation to sleeping car companies;
No. 10, an act in relation to schools
and house bill No. So, ghost OF the
celebrated Hinkle school bill.
THE HOUSE.
The capital removal bill has gone
the way of all flesh, and the governors
appointments have been confirmed,
and these two matters, upon which
trade upon trade has been msde, De-
ing out OF the way, the next and iast
fifteen days Of the thirty-second legis'
lative assembly Of New Mexico are
looked to for good, hard and conscien-
tious work. Nearly the entire day In
the house was given to the c~onsidera.
ton Of the capital removal bill, and
when the final vote was counted, tht
vote stood as follows: ayes-Cristman'
Garcia, Felix; Jaquez, Jaramillo, Lu
cero, Lujan, Luna. Martinez, Maia
auias; Martinez, Marcelino; ORTIZ
Read, Reynolds, Sanchez. Sandoval
]. p: Sena, Mr.. Sreaker-16; nays
Bateman, Castillo, Garcia, Herculano
Mahoney, Morrow, Mulholland, Sando
val. D.: Smiths. This vote killet
the bill by q two-thirds maj arity.
The following bills were introduced
In the house, to-day. No. 1876 bein!
Of special Importance to printers,
probably being designed to trim the ia
off of some of the numerous publ
printing jobs.
No. 1856, introduced by John MOI
row, an act in relation to crimes an
rewards.
No. 1856, introduced by John MOI
row. an act to reduce the cost OF publ
printing and for other purposes.
No. 1877, introduced by Malaqula
Martinez, an act with reference
school teachers.
No. 1873, introduced by Malaquia
Martinez, an act making 1t legal thu
justices of the peace may provide then
/, selves with q seal in their respectls
: precincts where there is no notar
public in certain cases.
: No. 1879, introduced by Ollin /
: Smith, an act supplementary to certai
acts relating to railroad corporations
No. 142, introduced by Max Lun'
l . !, ao4 for Tho n~r0tectiOn (