Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-04

other purposes. Read first time by title
and under the suspension of the rules
considered read the second time by title,
ordered translated, printed and referred
to the committee on finance. H. B. No.
1877, introduced by Mr.Malaquias Martinez,
An act with reference to school teachers.
Read the first time by title and under the
suspension of the rules considered read
the second time by title, ordered trans
lated and printed and referred to the
committee on education. H. B. No. l3o,
introduced by Mr.. Malaquias Martinez, An
act making it legal that justices of the
peace may provide themselves with
seal in their respective precincts where
there is no notary public in certain cases.
Read first time by title and under the
suspension of the rules considered read
the second time by title, ordered trans
lated and printed and referred to the
committee on judiciary. H. B. No. 1879,
introduced by Mr.. Ollin E. Smith, An act
supplementary to certain acts relating
to railroad corporations. Read first
time by title and under the suspension of
the rules considered read the second time
by title, ordered translated and printed
and referred to, the committee on rail-
roads. Fl. B. No. 40, introduced by Mr.. o..
s. Bateman, by request, An act amending
the law in garnishment cases. Read first
time by title and under the suspension of
the rules considered read the second time
by title, ordered translated and printed
and referred to the committee on judi
ciary. H. B. No. al, introduced by Mr..
j. D. Sena, An act providing for the
adjustment of certain floating school
indebtedness. Read first time
by title and under the suspension
of the rules considered read the
second time, ordered translated and
printed and referred to the committee on
education.
H. b. No. 142, introduced by Mr.. Maxi.
miliano Luna, by request, An act for the
protection of live stock against in jury by
railroads. Read first time by title and
under suspension of the rules, considered
read the second time by title, ordered
translated and printed and referred to the
committee on live stock.
The committee to whom was referred
H. B. No. 1873, An act to locate and estab
fish the capital of the territory of New
Mexico at the city of Albuquerque, was
instructed to make report on it by
O'Clock D. M, that it might be considered
at that time.
On motion of Mr.. Smith the house tool
recess until p. m.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
The house was called to order at 2 p
l m. with the speaker in the chair.
The committee having H. B. No. 1873
! An act to locate and establish the capita
!, of the territory of New Mexico at the cit.
, of Albuquerque, in its oharge for con
sideration, reported the bill adversely, tt
;, which Mr.. Bateman, member of the com
mittee, dissented.
= The committee on militia reported ad
; versely on H. B. No. 81, An act deroga
: tory to several sections of chapter Sc o
the laws of New Mexico, and offered sub
1 titute therefor.
a The committee on labor reported G. B
% No, 80, An act to amend chapter 81 o
n the laws of 1887, entitled, An act to pro
n vide for the exemption of property from
forced sale under execution, and q. B. Nc
q IS, An act providing for the taxation o
a premiums of fire insurance companiet
4 back to the house, recommending thei
Il passage.
d The report of the committees were re
y ceived.
Mr.. Luna moved that the house now re
q solve itself into committee of the Who'll
4 for the consideration of H. B. No. 10;
). An act to locate and establish the oapits
!. of the territory of New Mexico at the cit
n of Albuquerque. The motion was cal
ried.
The chair called Mr.. Smith to preside
!. After the committee of the whole ha
!. arisen, the chair called the house to orde
4 and Mr.. Smith, chairman of the commit
4 tee of the whole house, reported the bi
back to the house with the recommends
ton that it be tabled indefinitely.
!. The report of the committee was II
ceived. Mr.. Read moved that the repol
4 of the committee be adopted. Roll ca
n was ordered with the following result
q Ayes, 16; nays, 8. Whereupon the chat
!. stated that the motion having receive
4 the majority votes of the houses de
i clared the report OF the committe
adopted.
ia Mr.. Luna moved that Fl. B. No. 1873 b
tabled indefinitely. The motion pr
d vailed.
i Upon motion of Mr.. j. P. Sandoval tt
!. house adjourned.
D. SPRING GOODS.