Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-04
A Measure in Reference to Removal of
County Seats Passes Both Houses
of the Legislature.
MEASURES OF IMPORTANCE IaylODUC"
A Bill Introduced Looking to the Ia :.
tion of Premiums Paid to IT.
surance Companies.
The House..
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON SESSION.

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HI. B. No. 1S, An act to amend an act
entitled An act providing for board OF
equalization al.. prescribing it's duties
approved February 2s,,iS93, was ordered
taken up to be considered.
Mr.. Sena moved to suspend the rules
and that II. B. No. 18 be read as amended.
The amendment to section 2, H. B
No. Is, after line No. Is reads as follows
"Any clerk of the board of county COM
missloners failing or refusing to send to
the secretary of the board of equaliza-
ton a complete transcript in appeal
cases as now provided by law within
thirty days from the time notice of ap-
peal is filed with said clerk shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor and upon con-
yiction in the distrius court shall be fined
in sum not exceeding $l00."
Mr.. Smith moved that the rules be sus-
pended and that H. B. No. IS be read the
third time by title preparatory to it's
passage.
Mr.. sena moved that the bill do now
pass and the following is the result of the
vote taken on the passage of H. B. No. 18:
yes:-Bateman, Castillo, Felix Garcia,
Herculano Garcia, Jaques, Lucero, Luna,
Mahoney, Malaquias Martinez, Morrow,
Mulholland, Ortiz, Read, Reynolds, San
chez, D. Sandoval, j. O. Sandoyal, Sena,
Smith, Mr.. Speaker-21; nays:-Jara-
milo, Lujan-2. The vote being in the
affirmative H. B. No. 18 passed.
Under the order of regular order of
business under reports of standing COM
,,vrt tho rr Id
engrossed bills made the following re-
port:
Mr.. Speaker:-Your committee on en-
rolled and engrossed bills to whom was
referred H. r. No. 4, and n. B. No. 45,
have had the same under consideration,
and am directed to report that the sane
are correctly enrolled.
WILLIAM CRIsTMAN,
Chairman.
Under the order of introduction of bills
the following bills were introduced:
Mr.. j. A. Mahoney introduced II. B. No.
48, An act to create the county OF Wash
ington and to fix the boundary lines Of
the county of Grant. Read the first time
by title and under suspension of the rules
was referred to special committee ap-
pointed by the speaker, ordered trans
lated and printed. Said special commit
tee consists of Messrs. Mahoney, Sena
and Morrow.
H. B. No. 40, An act requiring the cor
porate authority of towns3sc convey GER
tain lands to boards Of education and
providing for the sale of such lands, in
troduoed by Mr.. G. Mulholland. Read
first time by title, and under suspension
of the rules considered read second time
by title. The bill was read the third
time in full, and under further suspen-
sion of the rules the bill was placed upon
it's passage, and the bill having received
the majority Of the votes passed.
H. B. No. so, introduced by L. G. Read,
by request, An act authorizing the city
of Santa Fe to open certain streets to the
north of the south ends of the capitol
grounds. Read first time by title and
under suspension of the rules considered
read the second time by title and was re-
ferred to the committee on municipal
after it had been ordered
translated and printed.
FL. B. No. 81, introduced by Jose P. San.
doval, An act derogatorY of various sec.
tions of chap. Sc of the laws of New Mex
leo of 1893,was read first time by title and
under suspension of the rules considered
read the second time by title, ordered
translated. printed and referred to the
on Judiciary.
Mr.. j. p. Sandoval introduced H. B.
No. SO, An act regulating coal oil ilcompan-
les doing business in the territory of New
Mexico. The bill was introduced by re-
quest. Read the first time by
title and under suspension of rules
considered read the second time by title,
ordered translated, printed and referred
to the committee on judiciary.
Mr.. Ollin Il. Smith introduced H. B.
No. SO, An act regulating and prescrib
ing judicial hangings in the territory of
New Mexico. Read first time by
title and under suspension of rules
considered read the second time by title,
ordered translated, printed and referred
to committee on judiciary.
Mr.. Mahoney moved that the rules be
suspended and that H. B. No. 4S be con-
sidered read the second time and ordered
and printed, and following is
the result of the vote on suspension of
the rules on H. B. No. 48: Ayes-Bate-
man, Garcia, F., Jaques, Jaramillo, Lu-
zero, Mahoney, Martines Malaquias, Nor
row, Mulholland, Ortiz, Read, Sandoval,
). p, Sena, Smith, Nc. Speaker-15.
Nays-Castillo, Cristman, Garcia, H.,
Lujan, Luna, Reynolds, Sanchez, Sando-
val, D.-8.
The chair stated that the motion not
having received the necessary two-thirds
maj ority for the suspension of the rules
the motion was lost. Mr. Cristman
moved that the rules be suspended and
that H. B. No. 48 be placed on the table
for one week. Ayes and nays being
called and following is the result: Ayes
Cristman, Garcia, a., Lujan,
Luna, Reynolds, 6anchez-7.
Nays-Bateman, Garcia, F., Jaquex,,
Jaramillo, Lucero, Mahoney, Martinez