Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-06

The clerk informed Mr.. Lima that it hat
not come down as yet from the council.
Under reports of standing committed
0 the committee on irrigation made an ad
verse report on H. B. No. 129, An act il
regard to acequias.
Upon motion of Mr.. Malaquias Mar
tinez the report of the committee wal
adopted.
The committee on education reported
favorably on II. B. No. 1874, An act to es
tablish county normal institutes, recon
mending it's passage.
Mr.. Jaramillo moved that the report ot
committee be received. The motion was
= carried.
message from the council was an.
nuunced stating that the council had
passed @. B. No. 72, An act in relation to
roads and fences, and 9. B. No. 80, An act
to appropriate money to pay certain re.
wards offered by the governor, and O. B
No. 95, An act to amend section 6 of the
, local and special laws of New Mexico, be.
!. ing an act to establish fence law in the
county of Lincoln, and request the con-
currence of this honorable body on the
same; also to announce the concurrence
of the council on the passage of H. B. No
1913, An act to amend chapter 30 of the
session laws of 1888; also TO announce
that the council had failed to concur in
the passage of FL. B. Nos. 12c, An act
relating to sawmills by water power; 81,
An act derogetory to several sections of
chapter Sc of the laws of 1898, and 26, An
act amending section 20l4 of the Com
piled Laws of 1884, taking from justices
of the peace the jurisdiction in habeas
corpus cases.
Mr.. Malaeuias Martinez asked unani,
nous consent to make report as chairman
OF the special committee to whom H. B.
No. Isl was referred to. There being no
objections unanimous consent was grant.
ed and he reported the bill, An act for the
protection of tax payers in the territory
of New Mexico, back to the house with
the recommendation that it be passed.
| Upon motion of Mr.. Luna the report
of the special committee was received.
The committee on Judiciary reported
on H. B. No. 1877, An act to regulate life
insurance, recommending that io be not
passed. Mr.. Read moved that the report
of the committee be adopted. Mr.. Luna
rose to explain why the committee had
reported said bill adversely, and he stated
that the provisions of the bill were too
radical Mr.. Read renewed his motion
that the report of the committee be
adopted. Motion carried.
The committee on judiciary also re-
ported on Fl. B. No. 1873, An act with
reference to abstracts, giving county
commissioners authority to procure the
same and designate the fees the probate
clerk is to have for indexing the same,
with the recommendation that it passed
with the following amendments: Section
8, line three after word "abstracted" in
sert by the "probate clerk"
On motion of Mr.. Malaquias Martinez
the report of the committee WAS re-
ceived.
The committee on judiciary also re.
ported on H. B. No. 20, An act prescrib-
ing certain duties of all physicians IN
New Mexico, recommending its passage.
Upon motion of Mr.. Read the report of
the committee was received.
The committee on judiciary also re-
ported on O. B. No. 46, An act in relation
to the qualification of jurors, recommend.
ing its passage with the following amend
ments: In section /, line three and four,
strike out Subject to TAXATION" section
of paragraph with the exception of words
attorneys at law"
Mr.. Marcelino Martinez moved that the
report of the committee be received. Mo-
tion was carried. Mr.. Bateman moved |
that the rules be suspended and that the
bill be read the third time preparatory
to its passage. Upon motion of Mr..
Luna The house resolved itself into COM
mittee of the whole for the consideration
of G. B. No. 46. The chair called Mr..
Luna to preside. After the committee
of the whole house had arisen, the chair I
called the house to order, and Mr.. Luna
reported @. B. No. 46 back to the house
recommending its passage as amended
Mr.. Read moved that the report of the
committee be adopted. Mr.. Luna moved |
that this bill be read the third time by
title, under the suspension of the rules
preparatory to it's passage. The motion
was carried. Mr.. Luna moved that the
rules be suspended and that this bill do
now pass. Rules were suspended, and the
roll call was ordered on the passage of
the bill with the following result: Ayes,
10; nays. l. Whereupon the chair stated !
that @. B. No. 46, having received the
majority votes of this house declared the
same passed.
The amendment made and recommended
by the committee of the whole in H. B.
No. ISL, An act for the protection of tax
payers IN the territory of New Mexico,
being in section l, in lines 2, 5 and 4,
strike out words land who is the owner
of property in the territory of New
Mexico subject to taxation," Mr..
Malaquias Martinez moved that the
rules be suspended and that this house
take up the consideration of Fl. B.
No. 151.
message from the council was an
nounced statiag that the council had
passed Q, ]. R. No. S, providing for the
pay of interpreters and translators, and
requested the concurrence of this honor
able body in the same. The chair stated
that the message would be received and
that it would come up in its regular or
der. Mr.. Luna asked unanimous con.
sent in order to take up ana consider G.
j. R. No. s, providing for the pay of
interpreters and translators. There
being no objections unanimous consent
was granted. Mr.. Read moved that the
rules be suspended and that this resolu-
ton be considered, read first and second
time by title and that it be read the third
time in full preparatory for it's passage.
Motion prevailed. Mr.. Read moved that
o. J. R. No. s do now pass, and 9. j. r.
No. duly passed.
message from the council was an.
nounced stating that the council had
passed @. B. No. 80, An act confirming,
ratifyiug and approving certain bonds of
the territory of New Mexico, and request
ed the concurrence of this honorable
body to the same; also to state that the
council had refused to concur in H.B.