Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-16
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
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the report was adopted and q. b. No. 96
was indefinitely tabled.
Report of the judiciary committee was
read recommending passage of q. b. No.
So, An act amending chapter Is of the
acts of the Thirty irst legislative assem-
bly, relating to the funding of outstand-
ing county Indebtedness. Also minority
report signed by Mr.. Fall. Mr.. Curry
moved the adoption of the minority re-
port. Roll call was demanded and the
vote resulted in the affirmative and the
motion prevailed.
until two O'Clock P. m.
MONDAY AFTERNOON.
Council met pursuant to recess with
the president in the chair and all mem
bers present.
The president announced that he had
signed H. j. R. No. 8, in relation to pay
ment of expenses of house committee
appointed to visit territorial institutions;
also H. Bs'. No. 149, An act to amend an
act entitled An act fixing the time of
holding the District court In the several
counties of the Fourth judicial district;
39, An act in relation to pleadings and
practice in all the courts, and house sub
stitute for @. B. No. 81, An act to provide
for the organization, discipline and regu-
lation of the militia of New Mexico, same
being properly attested by the chief
clerk.
Mr.. Martin introduced O. B. No. 142, An
act in relation to sawmills run by water
power. Same was read the irst time by
title. Mr.. Archuleta moved that the bill
be indefinitely tabled. Roll call was de-
manded and the vote resulted in the af-
tirmative and motion prevailed.
Bills on their third reading being in
order, adverse report of committee on
| judiciary was read upon @. B. No. 1lS,
An act am endipg section one of chapter
81 of the laws of the territory of New
Mexico of 1885, entitled An act regulating
the sale of lands, tenements, goods or
chattels. On motion of Mr.. Archuleta
the report was adopted and the bill inde-
initely tabled.
judiciary on q. B. No. 81, An act to amend
section 1887 of the Compiled Laws OF
1884, was read. On motion of Mr.. Curry
the report was adopted. Upon motion
of Mr.. Archuleta the bill was indefinitely
tabled.
Report of the committee on judiciary
was read recommending passage Of @. B
No. 1917, An act amending the insolvency
act of 1889. Upon motion of Mr.. Spiess
the report was adopted. Upon motion
of Mr.. Duncan the bill was read the first
time by title preparatory to its passage
Mr.. Archuleta moved that the bill do pass
Roll call was ordered and the vote result.
ed in the affirmative and G. B. No. 1O7
duly passed.
Report of the judiciary committee was
read recommending passage of q. B. No
1870, An act with reference to the payment
of taxes. On motion of Mr.. Duncan the
report was adopted. Upon motion oil
Mr.. Duncan the bill was read the third
time by title preparatory to its passage
Mr.. Archulets moved that the bill do pass
Roll call was demanded and the vote re.
suited in the affirmative and G. B. No 13C
duly passed.
Adverse report of the finance commit
tee was read upon O. B. No. 1872, An act
to establish and maintain the New Mex
leo school for the Deaf and Blind
Upon motion of Mr.. Curry the report was
adopted. Upon motion of Mr.. Archu.
leta the bill was indefinitely tabled.
Business on the presidents table being
in order, H. B. No. 154, An act amending
the laws relative to exemptions, was read
the first time by title. Upon motion Of
Mr.. Curry the rules were suspended ano
said bill read the second time in full
Upon motion of Mr.. Hughes the rules
were further suspended and the bill read
the third time by title preparatory to its
passage. Mr.. Duncan moved that the
and the vote resulted in the affirmative
and H. B. No. 154 duly passed.
@. B. No. IS, returned from the house
with amendment, was taken up for con.
sheraton and amendment read. Upon
motion of Mr.. Martin the amendment
was considered read the second time and
was read the third time by title prepare
} tory to concurrence therein. Upon mo.
tion of Mr.. Martin said amendment was
concurred in by the council.
Message was received from the house
of representatives announcing that the
officers of that body had signed H. B. No
J 81, providing for the compilation of the
} laws and asking that the officers of the
council also sign the same.
The president announced the signing
of said bill, the same being properly at
. tested by the chief clerk.
@. B. No. 1875, returned to the house witt
amendments, was taken up for considera
tion and the amendment read. Upor
motion of Mr.. Hughes the rules we're sus
pended and the amendment reaG the sec
ond time. Upon motion of Mr.. Finica
the rules were further suspended and the
amendment read the third time prepare
tory to it's adoption. Mr.. Archuleta
moved that the council concur in said
amendment. which motion prevailed.
O. B. No. 80, returned from the house
with an amendment, was taken up fol
consideration and the amendment read
Mr.. Spiess moved that said amendment
be considered read the second and THIRD
time, and that the council concur therein
Roll call was demanded and the vote re-.
suited in the affirmative and the motion
prevailed.
H. B. No. 81, An act requiring deposits
by fire insurance companies doing bust.
ness in the territory of New Mexico, was
read the first time by title. On motion
of Mr.. Martin the rules we're suspended
and the bill read the second time in full. Or
motion of Mr.. Martin the rules were fur
Their suspended and the bill read the
third time by title preparatory to itf
passage. Mr.. Martin moved that the bill
do pass. Roll call was ordered and the
vote resulted in the affirmative and H. B.
No. 81 duly passed.
Oh. B. No. 1874, An act to establish a
county normal institute, was read the
first time by title. Upon motion of Mr..
Hughes the roles we're suspended and the
bill read the second time in full. Upon
motion of Mr.. Fall same was referred to
the committee on education.
b. B. No. $50, An act for the protection
| of scorer order men and To nraYant black.