Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-03

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await regular order.
Mr.. Spiess, of Santa Fe, introduced G.
B. No. 46, An act in relation to the quail
fcation of Jurors. The bill was read first
time by title. Under suspension of the
rules, was read the second time in full,
and was then ordered translated printed
and referred to committee on judiciary.
| Mr.. Finical, of Bernalillo county, in
troduced G. B. No. AZ, An act providing
for the compensation of county officers
and for other purposes, which was read
the first time by title and upon motion
of Mr.. Miera, of Union county, was under
suspension of rules read second time in
full.
Mr.. Fall, of Dona Ana county, moved
to amend said bill by striking out the
last section and substituting therefor the
words "ths bill shall take effect and be
in force Immediately after it's passage"
Mr.. Martin, as substitute, moved that
the bill take effect after the 1st day of
January, 1898, which substitute was &C.
cepted.
The bill was read the first time by title
and upon motion of Mr.. Curry, the rules
were suspended and the bill read second
time in full, ordered translated, printed
and referred to committee on Judiciary.
Upon motion of Mr.. Archuleta, of Rio
Arriba county, recess was taken until 2
O'Clock p. III.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Council met pursuant to recess, with
the president in the chair and all mem
bers present.
The president announced that he had
signed @. R. Nos. l, 2 and 3, the first
thanking Secretary Miller for the excel
lent assembly rooms, the second resolu-
tion of sympathy with the family of Hon.
Lorenzo Lopez and the third thanking
bers of the council with copies of his
work entitled the Imp peachment of Andrew
Johnson.
Mr.. Martin, of Socorro county, moved
to reconsider the vote upon which Q. B.
No. At, An act fixing the compensation of
county officers and for other purposes,
was referred to the committee on terri
torial affairs, and that said bill be with
drawn from the hands of the translator
and referred to the committee of the
whole for consideration, and the roll call
being demanded upon said motion, the
vote resulted as follows: Ayes 8. noes 3.
The vote being in the affirmative said
motion prevailed.
Mr.. Curry, chairman of the committee
on agriculture and manufactures, report
ed that said committee had considered O..
j. M. No. 2 and reported to the council
for it's consideration substitute for said
memorial.
The substitute was read the first time
in full.
Upon motion of Mr.. Ohaves, of Valencia
county, the report of the committee was
adopted.
Upon motion of Mr.. Fall, of Dona Ana
county, @. j. M. No. was indefinitely
| tabled.
Upon motion of Mr.. Curry, of Chaves
county, the rules were suspended and sub
stltute. for G. j. M. No. 2 was read the
second time in full.
BY unanimous consent, Mr.. Curry, OF
Chaves county, by request, introduced @.
B. No. 60, An act regulating admission to
the bar and providing for bar examina-
tion committee.
The bill was read the first time by title.
and, upon motion of Mr.. Curry, the rules
were suspended and the bill read the Sec
ond time in full.
4 Upon motion of Mr.. Chaves, of Valen.
cia county, the bill was then ordered re-
ferred, without translation or printing, to
the committee on judiciary.
Bills on their third reading still being
in order, the report of the committee on
railroads upon @. b. No. rs, An act in
relation to sleeping and palace car com
panies, was read.
Mr.. Martin, of Socorro county, asked
the unanimous consent that the bill and
report thereon be recommitted to the
committee on railroads. There being nc
OBJ lection, it was SO ordered.
The report of the above named COM
mittee upon q. B. No. 30, An act for the
greater safety and protection of the en-
ployes ard travelling public upon the
, railroads operated within the territory Of
New Mexico, and to prevent the unlawful
and malicious interference with the en-
pine and cars of any such railroad com
panies, was read, and, at the request oi
Mr.. Fall, there being no objection, said
bill and report we're recommitted to the
committee on railroads for the purpose
| of consideration.
Report of said committee on @. B. No
SO, An act to amend section III of the
> Com piled Laws of 1884, of The territory
of New Mexico, was read, and upon mo-
, tion of Mr.. Martin, of Socorro county
, the same was adopted.
Upon motion of Mr.. Martin, G. B. No
: 80, An act to amend section I'll, of the
3 Compiled Laws of 1884, of the territory
/. of New Mexico, was then read the thirC
Q time by title preparatory to its passage
' Mr.. Martin then moved that said bill
do now pass, and roll call being de
1 manded upon said motion, the vote re-
: suited as follows: II ayes; no noes.
/. The vote being in the affirmative, sale
f bill duly passed.
+ On motion of Mr.. Curry, of Chavel
l county, H. B. No. II, An act for the re
n moval of county seats, was made
8 special order for Wednesday, Februar.
d 8, 1897, at 10 O'Clock, a. m, following tn
disposition of @. B. Nos. 8 and AZ.
j. Business ON presidents table being II
Q order, substitute for H. B. No. Q, An &C
v for the qualification of jurors, was reat
O the first time in full, and upon motion o
l. Mr.. Curry, of Chaves county, the rule
# were suspended and the bill read th
II second time by title and ordered re
o ferrsd to the committee on judiciary.
}. A message was received from the hous
q of representatives announcing the con
currence in that body of the passage o
a substitute for q. j. M. No. 2.
Q Substitute for H. B. No. 3, An act t.
amend section SO, chapter 25 of the law
e of 1891, was read the first time by title
j. and upon motion of Mr.. Chaves, o
r Valencia county, the rules we're suspended
n the bill read the second time in full an
Il referred to the committee on education.
j. The president announced the signin
of substitute for 9. ]. NJ. No. 2, the sam
Z, being properly attested by the chic