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

tion of Fl. B. No. ISL, with the foliowir
result: Ayes, IL; nays, 8.
Whereupon the chair stated that ii
motion was lost.
Mr.. Max Luna moved to adjourn unit
Monday at 10 a. m.
The motion prevailed. Whereupon I'll
chair declared the house. adjourned unit
Monday at 10 O'Clock a. m.
The Council.
FRIDAY SESSION.
Council met pursuant to adjournmen
with the president in the chair and a
members present.
Mr.. Miera presented petition fror
the citizens of Watrous, N. M, protestin
againt the enactment of legislation dis
eliminating against foreign or non
resident Build & Loan associations.
| Petitions of similar character were ais
presented by Messrs. Fall, from the citi
zens of Grant county, Martin, from tn
| citizens of Socorro county, and Hughes
from the citizens of Bernalillo county
Upon motion of Mr.. Hughes the sam
were referred to the committee on terri
| torial affairs.
Mr.. Miera presented printed copy of
memorial passed by the Colorado legisla
ture requesting the president of tn
United States as to appoint only bona
fide residents of New Mexico to the va
rious federal positions therein, and moved
that committee of three be appointed
to draft resolutions of thanks to said leg
islature for the kindly interest manifested
by them. The motion prevailed. The
president named as members ofsaid com
mittee Messrs. Miera, Chaves and Fall.
message was received from the house
of representatives announcing concur.
rance by that body in the passage of ..
B. No. 106, An act in reference to the Of
flee of solicitor-general;a also passage of
Fl. B. No. 143, An act creating prepara-
tory school for New Mexico, and for
other purposes and requesting concur
rance of the council in the same; also an
nouncing that the officers of that body
had signed G. B. No. 70, An act providing
for appeals from the Supreme court by
the territory or any county and provid-
ing for the expense thereof; also the
signing of O. B. No. So, An act in refer
ence to corporations in New Mexico.
Mr.. Curry presented from the business
men and taxpayeys Of Eddy, N. NJ, a
petition requesting the passage of bill
providing for the funding of county out
standing indebtedness. Upon motion of
Mr.. Curry, same was referred to the COM
mittee on judiciary.
Mr.. Hughes presented report from
the committee on roads and highways
recommending passage of G. B. No. ~,
An act in relation to roads. Upon mo-.
tion of Mr.. Curry the report was ado pied.
Upon motion of Mr.. Miera the rules were
and the bill read the third
time preparatory to its passage. Mr..
Hughes moved that the bill do pass, and
roll call being demanded the vote result
ed in the affirmative and the motion pre-
vailed.
Mr.. Duncan, chairman of the commit
tee on enrolled and engrossed bills, re-
ported O. B. No. LOG, An act in reference
to the Office of solicitor general to be
enrolled and engrossed, which
report on motion of Mr.. Chaves was
adopted.
Mr. Spiess presented adverse report
from the Judiciary committee upon H. B.
No. 26, An act to amend the law in refer
ence to the Jurisdiction of Justices of the
peace upon habeas corpus cases. Upon
motion of Mr.. Chaves the report was
adopted. Upon motion of Mr.. Spiess
jhe bill was indefinitely tabled.
The president announced that he had
signed G. B. No. 106, An act in reference
TO the office of solicitor-general same
being properly attested by the chief
,lerk.
Mr.. Spiess presented report from the
judiciary committee recommending pas
sage of G. B. No. 95, An act to amend
,hapter of the local and special laws of
New Mexico, being An act to establish
fence law in the county of Lincoln. Up
IN motion of Mr.. Chaves report was
adopted. Mr.. Curry moved that the
rules be suspended and the bill read the
third time preparatory to it's passage,
which motion prevailed and the bill was
read. Mr.. Miera moved that
The bill do pass and roll call being de-
nanded the vote resulted in the affirma-
tive aud q. B. No. 95 duly passed.
Mr.. Spiess presented adverse report
from the judiciary committee upon H.
B. No. 81, An act derogative to several
sections of chapter Sc of the laws of New
Mexico of 1898. Upon motion of Mr..
5piess the report was adopted. Upon
motion of Mr.. Archuleta the bill was in
definitely tabled.
Mr.. Spiess presented report from the
judiciary committee upon H. B. No. SS,
An act in relation to mining claims, rec.
its passage with certain
Upon motion Of Mr..
Hughes the report was adopted. Upon
motion of Mr.. Finicsl the amendments
by the committee we're
adopted. Upon motion of Mr.. Duncan
the bill as amended was read the third
time 10 full preparatory to its passage.
mr.. Martin moved that the bill as amend
ID do pass.
Roll call was demanded and the vote
resulted in the Affirmative and H. B. No.
80 duly passed.
A message was received from the house
If representatives announcing that the
officers of that body had signed @. B. No
LOG, An act in reference to Office of solici-
By unanimous consent Mr.. Curry pre-
'ented report from the committee on
inanoe recommending passage of Q. B.
No. SO, An act to appropriate money to
,ay certain reward offered by the gov
'rnor. Upon motion of Mr.. Duncan
he report was adopted. Upon motion
# Mr.. Duncan the rules we're suspended
md the bill read the third time prepared
ory to its passage. Mr.. Archuleta moved
hat the bill do pass and roll call being
demanded the vote resulted in the affirma.
i've and O. B. No. SO duly passed.
Mr.. Hughes introduced @. B. No. lis,
IN act prohibiting the sale of intoxicat.
ng liquors on Sunday. Same was read
he first time by title. Upon motion of
dr. Duncan, rules we're suspended and
he bill read second time in full. Mr.. |
hughes moved that same be translated,
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