Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-01-26
A Large Volume of Business Disposed
OF in the Interest of the
People.
LIVELlEST DAY OF THE SESSION
Many Measures Introduced Looking to
the Improvement of Existing
Conditions.
The House.
MONDAY MORNING SESSION.


proceeded to business.
Prayer was offered by the chaplain
Rev. P. Gilberton.
Mr.. Read sent an excuse of sickness
which was accepted by the speaker.
Journals of the faith and sixth days
were read and approved.
Mr.. Malaquias Martinez rose on a ques
ton of privileges in regard to the printed
rules. Mr.. Martinez moved that the sec
retary be requested to furnish this house
at the earliest possible moment the print
ed rules in Spanish and English adopted
by this house. Motion carried.
A message from the council was an.
nounoed, that the council had passed 9. B
No. 8, "An act to encourage the oonstruc.
tion of new railroads in the territory OF
New Mexico"
Ordered received and taken up in its
regular order.
Mr.. Luna, chairman of the committee
on judiciary, reported that H. B. No.
be not passed, but that a substitute there
for be considered.
H. B. No. 8, with recommendation that
it be not passed, but that substitute
therefor be considered.
The speaker stated that the bills would
be read first and second time by title and
then ordered translated and printed and
referred to proper committees.
H. B. No. II, introduced by Mr.. John
Morrow, Gan act in relation to removal
of county Seats"
Read first and second time by title.
H. B. No. 18, introduced by j. d. Sena,
"An act to amend an act entitled an act
providing for board of equalization
and prescribing its duties, approved
February 23, 1885,"
Read first and second time by title, or
dered translated and printed and referred
to committee on judiciary.
H.B.No. 10, introduced by Mr.. Speaker,
can act prescribing certain additional
duties for the director of the school OF
mines.
Read first and second time by title, or.
dered translated and printed and referred
to the committee op mines.
II. B. No. 20, introduced by Malaquias
Martinez, Gan act amendatory of act for
the appointment of sheep inspectors and
the prevention of scab and other diseases
in sheep" Approved February ~, A. D.
1895.
Read first and second time by title,
ordered translated and printed and re
ferred to the committee on live stock.
a. B. No. 81, introduced by Ollin +.
Smith, can act relating to the plats OF
villages, towns and Cities"
Read first and second time by title,
ordered translated and printed and refer
red to the committee on municipal
corporations.
Mr.. Morrow moved that the rules be
suspended and b. B. No. II be read in
full. Carried.
; Mr.. Luna moved that q. B. No. II be
read the third time in full preparatory to
it's passage. The action was carried.
message from the council was an
nounced that the president of that honor
able body had signed @. j. R., No. 2, and
asked that the speaker affix his signature
to the same.
Chair announced that he had signed @.
J. R., No. 2.
Mr.. Morrow moved that the rules be
further suspended and 81. B. No. II, be
placed upon it's passage. Motion pre-
vailed.
Mr.. Smith, of Union county, moved
that the bill now pass. Those voting in
the affirmative we're the following gentle.
men: Bateman, Castillo, Cristman, Gar.
ola Felix, Garcia Herculano, Jaquez, ia
ramillo, Lucero, Lujan, Luna, Mahoney,
Martinez Malaquias, Martinez Marcelino,
Morrow, Mulholland, Ortiz, Reynolds,
Sandoval, D. Sandoval, J. p, Smith and
Mr.. Speaker.--23.
The speaker declared H. B. No. II, past.
Mr.. Sena moved that the house take a
recess until 2 p. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
House called to order at p. m. by the
speaker.
H. j. M. No. l, introduced by Hon. W..
q. H. Llewellyn was ordered read second
time by title.
H. B. No. 2, read third time, called up
by Mr.. Luna, who wished to be heard
upon the report of the committee who
had charge Of the case. Mr.. Luna moved
that the substitute be placed upon its
pussage and moved that the bill now pass
Roll call being ordered the following is
the affirmative vote:
Bateman, Castillo, Oristman, Felix Gar
ola, Herculano Garcia, Jaques, Jaramillo,
Lucero Lujan, Mahoney, Martinez Mala-
auias, Martinez Marcelino, Morrow, Mul.
holland, Ortiz, Read, Reynolds, Sanchez,
D. Sandoval, j. P. Sandoval, Sena, Smith,
Mr.. Speaker.
A message from the council was an
nounced:
Mr.. Speaker: am directed by the
council TO announce the passage of coun-
Gil bill No. 3 entitled "An act to amend
sections 2O8 and 900 of the Compiled
Laws Of 1884, regulating the amendment
of articles Of incorporation" also of
council bill No. s, With amendment there
to entitled "An act to regulate the sale or
conveyance of the real estate OF lunatics,"
and to request the concurrencc Of this
honorable body in the same.
II. B. No. 8, with substitute as r Jed
by the chairman of the judiciary commit
tee was then taken up and read the third
time.
Mr.. Mulholland, of Bernalillo county,
presented an amendment to h. B. No. B,
with substitute as reported by the chair
man of.the Judiciary committee.
Mr.. Bateman offered an amendment to
the amendment made by the gentleman
of Bernalillo.
M, Luna offered another amendment
and moved as an amendment to the
amendment that We 20 into committee OF
the whole for the purpose OF considering
the said bill. Mr.. Smith asked Mr..
Luna TO withdraw bis motion and moved
that tho bill together With the amend