Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-02-11
trict attorneys in the district courts.
Read first time by title.

Read first time by title.
Mr.. Lujan made motion to reconsid,
his vote in @. B. No. 81, An act to amen
sections 1893, 1901 and 1902 of the Con
piled Laws of 1884, and that it be will
drawn from the committee on judiciar
and that said bill be placed upon its pasl
age. The otion prevailed.
Mr.. Smith moved that the bill be rea
the third time in full preparatory to ii
passage.
Mr.. Jaramillo offered the followin
amendment: In section l, line %, strik
out the words "and after its passage" an
put in "from June l, 1897"
Mr.. Read offered the following amend
ment at end of line 32, in printed bill
right after period, and "Not to excee,
five times in any one bill.
Mr.. Smith moved the previous ques
tion. The motion was carried.
The motion came on the amendmen
offered by the gentleman from Santa Fe
The ayes and nays being called for with
the following result: Ayes, 8. nays, IA.
Whereupon the chair stated that th,
amendment of the gentleman of Santt
Fe to G. B. No. 81 was lost.
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to the bill and the ayes and nays weri
called for with the following result: Ayes
s; nays Is.
Whereupon the chair stated that the
amendment offered by the gentleman
from Rio Arriba, Mr.. Jaramillo, G. B. No
81 was lost.
Mr.. Morrow moved that the bill do now
pass. The ayes and nays we're called for
and the following is the result Ayes 23;
nays none.
Whereupon the chair stated that @. B..
No. 81, having received 20 votes in the
affirmative and none in the negative and
it being the majority of the votes in this
house declared the bill passed.
Mr.. Morrow moved that the vote by
which II. B. No. 81 had passed be recon-
sidered and the reconsideration of the
same be tabled indefinitely. The motion
prevailed.
Mr.. Smith moved that the rules be sus-
pended and that H. B. No. So, an act regu-
ating and prescribing judicial hangings
in the territory of New Mexico, be taken
up and read the third time preparatory
to it's passage. The motion prevailed.
Unanimous consent was given the gen.
tleman from Union to explain Fl. B. No.
So. Mr.. Read moved that the reading of
H. B. No. So be dispensed with, and the
bill placed upon its passage as amended
by the committee. Roll call was ordered
and the following is the result: Ayes 30;
nays none.
Whereupon the chair stated that the
bill having received % votes in the af-
firmative and none in the negative and it
being the majority Of the votes in this
house declared the bill passed.
Mr.. Bateman moved that the rules be
suspended and that Il. B. No. 81, An act
for the purpose OF funding the floating
indebtedness of counties, boards of edu-
cation, municipal corporations and school
districts, be taken up and that the bill be
read the second time by title and that it
be read the third time in full preparatory
to its passage. The motion prevailed.
Mr.. Morrow moved to adjourn. The
motion was lost.
Mr.. Jaramillo moved that H. B. No. 81
be made the special order for tomorrow
morning.
On motion OF Mr.. Smith the house ad-
journed.
THURSDAY MORNING.
The house was called to order at 10
o'clock a. M, with the speaker in the
chair, and all members present. A quo.
rum being present the house proceeded
to business. The journal was read and
approved.
Mr.. Luna moved that the journal be
corrected and that the bills introduced
yesterday except H. B. No. So which was
made the special order for to- day at 10
O'Clock q. M, be considered, read the Sec
ond time by their title and referred 20
the proper committees.
Mr.. Jaramillo moved that the journal
be corrected so as to say H. B. No. SO
instead of q. B. No. 81. The corrections
suggested by Messrs. Luna and JaramiIlo
were carried out to the letter.
Mr.. Smith introduced H. r. No. 13,
providing for room and desk for the
engrossing and enrolling clerk, etc.
Mr.. Luna moved to proceed with the
special order, which was the considera-
tion of H. B. No. 50, An act for the pur-
pose of funding the floating indebtedness
Of counties, boards of education, munich
pal corporations and school districts.
Mr.. Morrow moved to refer H. B. No.
50 to the committee on education; Mr..
Luna amended that motion that instead
If referring H. B. No. SO to the committee
On education that it be read the third !
lime preparatory to it's passage. The
notion prevailed.
Mr.. Malaquias Martinez moved that II.
B. No. 69 be now passed. Mr.. Bateman
moved the previous question. The mo-
ion was carried. The following is the
.esult of the passage of H. B. No. SO:
Ayes, l8; nays, 6. Whereupon the chair
stated that Fl. B. No. 60 having received
he majority vote of this house declared
he same passed.
Mr.. Luna moved that the vote by which
4. B. No. SO had passed be reconsidered
md that the reconsideration of the same
70 tabled indefinitely. The motion was /.
carried.
Under the order of introduction of
,ills Mr.. John Morrow introduced H. B.
No 73, An act relating to incorporated
owns and cities and for other purposes.
Read the first time by title and under
he suspension of the rules the reading
If the bill the second time by title was
dispensed with. Ordered translated and
printed and referred to the committee on
municipal corporations.
Mr.. Mulholland moved that the rules
% suspended and that the petition that
,e presented here yesterday be read in
'ull. The rules were suspended by the
necessary two.thirds votes and the petit
lion was read in full from the town
;rustees of Gallup. The chair stated
that the petition was referred to the COM
nittee on finance.
Mr.. Smith asked unanimous consent to |
have read house resolution No. 13 in re-
gard to providing the enrolling and en-
ZroasinR clerk with q room and desk for |