Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-10

loo. Same was read the first time by
title. On motion of Mr.. Finical the rules
were suspended and the bill read the sec
ond time in full. On motion of Mr..
Spiess it was ordered referred without
translation or printing to the committee
on territorial affairs.
Mr.. Spiess introduced G. j. R. No.
recommending the application of Mr..
Joseph Longhran for the position of
second deputy commissioner of pensions
and urging upon the president its favor
able consideration. Same was read the first
time in full. Upon motion of Mr.. Spiess
the rules were suspended and the resolu
ton read the second time by title. Mr..
Spiess then moved that the rules be fur
ther suspended and the resolution read the
third time by title preparatory to its
passage As a substitute Mr.. Finicai
moved that same be referred to the COM
! mittee on territorial affairs, which mo-
tion prevailed.
Bills on their third reading being in
order the re port of the committee on
judiciary recommending passage with
certain amendments of H. B. No. 81, An
act for the prevention of contagious
diseases among cattle, was read and upon
motion of Nj. Finical tho report was
adopted.
Mr.. Martin then moved that the bill as
amended do pass. Roll call was directed
and the vote resulted in the affirmative
and H. B. No. 81 as amended duly passed.
Business on the presidents table being
in order H. B. No. l42, An act for the pro.
lection of live stock against injury by
railroads, was taken up for action and
read the first time by title.
Upon motion of Mr.. Duncan the rules
were suspended and the bill read the sec
ond time in full.
| Upon motion of Mr.. Fall the rules we're
further suspended and the bill read the
third time by title preparatory to its
passage. Mr.. Archuleta then moved that
the bill do pass. Roll call was ordered
and the vote resulted in the affirmative
and H. B. No. l42 duly passed.
On motion of Mr.. Chaves recess was
taken until O'Clock p. m.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
Council met pursuant to recess at
O'Clock with the president in the chair
all members present.
Mr.. Miera, chairman of special com
mittee to whom was referred @. B. No
100, An act fixing and establishing the
west and south boundary lines of Taos
county, presented report recommending
passage of the bill. Dissenting report
was presented by Mr.. Archuleta. Mr.
Archuleta moved to lay the bill upon the
table indefinitely.
Message was received from the house
of representatives announcing the pas
sage of H. B. No. 81, An act for the pur
pose of funding the floating Indebtedness
of counties, boards of education, munich
pal corporations and school districts ano
for other purposes, and requesting con-
currence of the council in the same.
Mr.. Duncan reported g. B. No. 80, An
act amending chapter So of the laws of the
Twerty.ninth legislative assembly, to bt
properly enrolled and engrossed. Upor
motion of Mr.. Chaves the report wat
adopted.
Mr.. Sandoval presented report from
the committee on militia, recommending
the passage of H. B. No. IS, An act tt
provide for the payment of certain mus
ter rolls and discharges pertaining t.
volunteer and militia service of the terri
tory, to which was appended minorit.
report signed by Mr.. Finical recommend
ing that bill be not passed. Upon mo
tion of Mr.. Duncan reports were received
and together with bill laid upon the tabl
to await regular order.
Mr.. Curry introduced @. B. No. 1877, Al
act creating commission on irrigation
and water rights. Same was read the frs
time by title. Upon motion of Mr.. Curr.
the rules were suspended and the bill real
the second time in full. Upon motion o
j Mr.. Martin same was referred withou
translation or printing to the committee
on irrigation.
. By unanimous consent, Mr.. Curry
chairman of the special committee, tt
whom was referred G. B. No. 81, An &C
providing the time for holding municipa
J elections and the selection of schoo
boards in municipalities, presented re
port recommending that same be no
passed, but that substitute therefor b
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