Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-16

the table indefinitely. Roll call was de-.
manded and the vote resulted in the az
firmatiye and the motion prevailed.
Mr.. Fall asked unanimous consent to
make report from the committee on ir-
rlgation, and there being no objection it
was 80 ordered. Said committee pre-
sented report recommending the pass
ags with certain amendments of g. B. No.
l27, An act creating commission of irri-
CATION and water rights. Upon motion
of Mr.. Finical the report of the commit
tee was adopted.
Upon motion of Mr.. Fall the amendment
offered by the committee was adopted. Mr..
Fall moved that the bill be read the third
time by title preparatory to its passage.
The motion prevailed. Mr.. Duucan m owed
that the bill as amended do pass. Roll
call was ordered and the vote resulted in
the affirmative and @. b. 1877 as amended
duly passed
Said committee also presented a re-
port upon g. B. No. 1874, An act to amend
an act entitled: An act to authorize the
city of Socorro and Candelario Garcia to
dispose of certain real estate, ETC., recon-
mending that the original bill be tabled
indefinitely and the substitute presented
by said committee be passed. Upon mo-
tion of Mr.. Fall the report of the commit
tee was adopted and the original bill was
indefinitely tabled. Upon motion of Mr..
Martin the substitute for said bill was
considered read the first and second time.
On motion of Mr.. Martin the rules were
suspended and the bill read the third
time in full preparatory to its passage.
Mr.. Martin then moved that said substi-
tute do pass. Roll call was ordered and
the vote resulted in the affirmative and
council substitute for O. B. No. 1874 duly
passed.
By unanimous consent Mr. Duncan in.
PRODUCED @. B. No. 143, An act to provide
for making experiments in agriculture in
various parts of the territory of New
Mexico. Same was read the first time by
title.
Onmotion of Mr.. Duncan the rules
were suspended and the bill read the sec
ond time in full. On motion of Mr.. Fall
it was referred to the committee on ir.
rigation.
BY unanimous consent Mr.. Finical
presented reports as follows:
From committee on territorial affairs
recommending passage of @. B. No. 105
An act amending section seven of chapter
LOG of the laws of 1889. Mr.. Curry moved
that the report be adopted. Motion pre-.
vailed. Upon motion of Mr.. Curry said
bill was read the third time by title
preparatory to its passage. Mr.. Curry
moved that said bill do pass. Roll call
was ordered and the vote resulted in the
affirmative and G. B. No. los duly
passed.
Also report of same committee recon.
mending passage with an amendment
striking out section two of G. B. No. 1874,
An act in relation to live stock. On mo-
tion of Mr.. Finical the report was adopted
On motion of Mr.. Ohaves the amendment
recommended by the committee was
adopted. Upon motion of Mr.. Duncan
the bill was read the third time by title
preparatory to its passage. Mr.. Martin
moved that the bill as amended do pass,
and roll call being ordered the vote re.
suited in the affirmative and Q. B. No.
1874 duly passed.
Said committee presented report rec
ommending passage of G. B. No. 104, An
act regulating the doing of business with
in the territory of New Mexico by non
residents or foreign Building & Loan as
sociations, also adverse minority report
signed by Mr.. Finical. On motion of
Mr.. Martin the minority report was
adopted. Upon motion Of Mr.. Spiess @.
B. No. 104 was indemnity tabled.
Said committee also presented report
recommending passage of @. B. No. 100,
An act relating to finances in New Mex
loo and to procure information concern.
ing same. Upon motion of Mr.. Curry
the bill was recomMitted with instruc.
tions to said committee to report sub.
stitute properly embodying the ideas ex.
pressed in said bill.
| By unanimous consent Mr.. Curry in.
troduced @. j. M. No. S addressed to the
senate and house of representatives. and
to the president of the United States re-
questing the enactment of a law provid-
ing for an additional associate Justice OF
the supreme court of New Mexico and for
the;establishment of the Sixsh judicial dis
trict Their eof composed of the counties Of