Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-27

to executions. G.. b, No. Il, An act for
the protection Of mines and mining prop
critics. G. B. No. 70, An act to amend
section of chapter As of the twenty.
ninth legislative assembly, emitted An act
in relation to the killing of animals for
meat. 9. B. No 26, An act relative to recog-
niZance, stipulation, bonds, and undertake
ings, and to allow certain corporations to
be accepted as surety thereon. Also that
the officers of the council have signed FL.
B. No. 83, An act to prevent the pollution
or befouling of streams, lakes, springs,
etc., and to provide punishment there.
for, and council substitute for H. b. No.
80, An act relating to evidence and quail
fcation of witnesses in the District court,
and also to request the officers of this
honorable body to affix their signatures
to G. B. No. Sc, An act to provide for the
creation of school districts in the terri
tory of New Mexico. The chair stated that
the message would be received and come
up In its regular order.
Roll call was ordered on the passage of
council substitute for G. BIS. Nos. "a and
20 with the following result: Ayes, 23;
nayes, l.
Whereupon the chair stated that cou7,S,
Gil substitute for G. B's. Nos. "a and ~,
An act to encourage beet sugar factories,
wooden mills and smelters, having re-
ceiyed the majority vote of this house
declared the same passed.
By unanimous consent the following
bills were introduced: ii. B. No. 122 in
troduced by MIR. John Morrow, An act
relating to municipal corporations and
for other purposes. Ii. B. No. 1873, in
troduced by Mr.. Maximiliano Luna, by
request, An act to amend chapter 30 of
the laws of New Mexico of 1898. H. B.
No. 1874, introduced by Mr.. John Morrow,
An act to establish county normal insti-
tutes. II. B. No. 1875, introduced by Mr..
John Morrow, An act providing for the
licensing of circuses and manageries. Fl.
B. No. 1876, introduced by Mr.. Gus Mul-
holland, An act to provide for the proper
exhibition of the products and resources
of New Mexico at the Trans Mississippi
and Industrial Exposition at Omaha in
1898. Ell. B. No. 1877, introduced by Mr..
f. A. Reynolds, An act to regulate
life insurance companies and for other
purposes. H. B. No. 1873, intro
duced by Mr.. U. s. Bateman, An
act with reference to abstracts, Civ
ing county commissioners authority
to procure the same and designating the
fees that probate clerks are to have form
dexing the same, H B. 10. 1919, introduced
by Mr.. Speaker, An act in regard to
acequias II. b. No. 1870, introduced by
Mr.. Manuel A. Sanchez, An act appro-
priating certain sum of money of the |
funds of the county of San Miguel to re-
pair and fix the hills of the Olguin Canon
Largo. II. B. No. 131, introduced by
Mr.. j. D. Sena An act to amend chapter
rs of the laws of 1889, and chapter 45 of |
the laws of 1891 and tor other purposes.
House substitute for Fl. B. No. 80, An act
relative to jurors and amending section
l Of chapter 95, of the laws of 1891. Re-
ported by the special committee to whom
was referred II. B. No. 80, consisting of
Mesers. Read, Felix Garcia and Lujan.
Then H. B. Nos. 1872, 1913, l24, 1875, 1876,
1877, 1873, 129, 130 and 13l, house substitute
for H. B. No. 80, we're read'the first time by
title and under the suspension of the rules
considered read the second time by title,
ordered translated and printed, and
referred to the following committees:
H. B. No. 1872, to the committee on
municipal corporations, II. B. No. 1913 to
committee on judiciary, H. B. No. 1874 to
committee on education, H. B. No. 1876 to
committee on finance, FL. B. No. 1875 to
committee on public property, Fl. B. No.
l27 to committee on judiciary, Fl. B. No.
'128 to committee on judiciary, H. B. No.
l29 to committee on irrigation, H. B. No.
1870 to committee on Judiciary, H. B. No.
13l to committee on judiciary. House
substitute for H. B. No. SO was referred !
to the same special committee.
Mr.. Read by unanimous consent re-
ported on H. B. No. 80, An act relative to
jurors and amending section l of chapter
95 of the laws of 1891, recommending
that it be not passed, and presented a
substitute therefor.
The chair stated that he and the chief
clerk had signed G. B. No. Sc, An act to
provide for the creation of school dis
tricts in the territory of New Mexico.
On motion of Mr.. Malaauias MARTINEZ,
the house adjourned until Monday at 10
O'Clock.