Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-10
THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
An Act Providing for the Funding Of
County, Educational and Munich
pal Indebtedness.
MANY BILLS REPORTED RAVoRABLY

By the Committee on Judiciary of th'
House Of Representatives Yester-
day and To-day.
The House.
TUESDAY MORNING.
| House was called to order at 10 a. m
with the speaker in the chair, and al
members present. Quorum being pres
ent the house proceeded to business.
Mr.. Luna moved that the reading OF
the journal in English be dispensed with
and to have it read only in Spanish The
motion prevailed. The journal was ap
proved. Under the report of standing
committees the following committee
made the following reports:
Mr.. Speaker: Your committee on en-
crossed and enrolled bills to whom was
referred Fl. j. r. No. 2 and H. r. No. 5,
have had the same under consideration,
and am directed to report the same to
the house with the Recommendation that
it is. correctly enrolled.
WILLIAM CRIsrMAN,
Chairman.
The committee on judiciary made the
following report:
Mr.. Speaker: Your committee on ju-
dietary to whom was referred Fl. B. No.
38, An act to amend the license law, have
had the same under consideration, and l
am directed to report the said bill to the
house with the recommendation that it
be passed with the following amendments:
Section 5, line strike out word "and"
insert "or;" section s, line u strike out
after word "month" every word to the
end of section 6, line 2, after word "li-
cense" insert "to any peace officer" and
section all moneys collected under the
provisions of this act shall 60 into the
general county school fund of the county
wherein collected.
MAxIMILIANo LUNA,
Chairman.
We don't agree with the following re-
ports.
LARKIN G. READ,
MARoEL1No MARTINEZ,
Members of committee.
The committee on judiciary made the
following reports:
Mr.. Speaker: Your committee on ju
dietary to whom was referred h. B. No.
80, An act in relation to pleadings and
practice in all courts, have had the same
under consideration, and am directed
to report the said bill to the house with
the recommendation that it be passed.
MAx1MILIANo LUNA,
Chairman.
Mr.. Speaker:-Your committee on ju-
dietary to whom was referred H. B. No.
81, An act derogatory to several sections
of chapter Sc Of the laws of New Mexico
of 1898, have had the same under consid-
Grafton and am directed to seport said
bill to the house with the recommends
ton that it be passed.
MAxIM1LIANo LUNA,
Chairman.
Mr.. Speaker:-Your committee on ju-
diciary to whom was referred H. B. No.
4S, An act IN relation to the appointment
of commissioners of deeds from New
Mexico in foreign countries, have had the
same under consideration, and l am di-
reoted to report said bill to the house
with the Recommendation that it be
PASSED. MAxIMIL1ANo LUNA,
Chairman.
Mr.. Speaker:-Your committee on ju-
dietary to whom was referred H. B. No.
42, An act derogatory of the laws which
pay salary and compensation to the
judges of the district and supreme courts,
have had the same under consideration,
and am directed to report the said bill
to the house with the recommendation
that it be not passed.
MAx1M1L1ANo LUNA,
Chairman.
Mr.. Speaker:-Yourc committee on ju-
dietary to whom, was referred q. B. No.
So, An act regulating and prescribing ju-
dioial hangings in the territory of New
Mexico, have had the same under consid-
GRAFTON and am directed to report the
said bill to the house with the recon-
mendation that it be passed with the fol-
lowing amendments: In line of the
original bill after the word "sheriff" in
sert "And the sheriff of the different coun-
tlss of this territory"
MAxIArL1ANo LUNA,
Chairman.
Nj. Smith presented petitions Nos. 10
and IL from the people OF Union county
protesting against the passage of the bill
pensation of the clerks of the district
conrt of the territory of New Mexico, and
for the compensation Of county officers
and other purposes.
The chair stated that the reports of the
different committees would be received,
and that they would take their regular
course.
Under the order of introduction of bills
the following bills we're introduced
Mr.. Ollin e. Smith introduced H. B. No.
81, An act authorizing railroad companies
to construct and extend their lines of
railroad into or through other territories
or states and to purchase and have other
railroads, and to sell or lease railroads.
Read first time by title and, under sus-
pension of the rules, the bill was consid-
cred read the second time by title, Or
dered translated and printed and referred
to the committee ON railroads.
Mr.. Ollin e. Smith introduced H. B. No.
63, An act concerning corporations and
the formation thereof for certain pur-
poses. !,
Read first time by title and, under sus-
pension Of the rules, the bill was consid.
cred read the second time by title and or
dered translated and printed and referred
to the committee on railroads.
Mr.. William Cristmsn introduced H.sB.
No. "a, An act TO validate machine or
type-written papers, documents and REQ
ords.
Read first time by title and, under sus.
pension of the rules, the bill was c0nsid-
cred read the second time by title and or
dered translated and printed and referred
to the committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. u. 8. Bateman introduced q. B. No.
65, An act to amend subdivision OF SEQ
tion of chapter 81 of the acts Of the 9th
session Of the Legislature in the territory