Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-16
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
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said bill to the council with the recon-
mendation that it be passed.
PLAoIDo SANDovAL,
Chairman
| Message WAS received from the hous,
of representatives announcing passag,
by that body of and asking the concur
| renee of the council in II. B. No. AZ, Al
act to prevent the introduction ant
spread of disease among sheep in New
Mexico, and providing remedies there
for; also that the speaker of the hous,
had signed H. B. No. 43, An act to amend
an act entitled An act defining tho man
ner in which the waters of the Rito Colo.
RADIO in the county of Rio Arriba shall be
assigned to fields, and requesting that the
of the council be also affixed thereto.
Presentation of reports of standing
committees continued as follows
Mr.. President: Your committee on
public institutions to whom was referred
g. B. No. 81, entitled An act making fur
ther provisions for the insane asylum of
the territory of New Mexico by provid-
ing for the construction of small stone
building for the use of such asylum, have
had the same under consideration and
am directed to report said bill to the
council with the recommendation that it
be amended by striking out the word
"past" after the word s'the" and the word
Fiscal" in the first section and third line,
and inserting therefor the words "forty-
seventh" so that it will read "forty.
seventh fiscal year" and thus amended
your committee recommend that the bill
do pass. j. M. ARoHULETA, JR.,
Chairman
Mr.. President: Your committee on
territorial affairs to whom was referred
H. j. M. No. /, Memorial to congress for
the establishment of military posts in
New Mexico, have had the same under
consideration and am directed to re-
port said bill to the council with the req
ommendation that it be passed.
T. A. FINIoAL,
Chairman
Mr.. President: Your committee on
education to whom was referred house
substitute for Fl. B. No. 8, An act to
amend section 36 of chapter 25 of the
laws of the Goth legislative assembly OF
the territory of New Mexico, entitled An
act establishing common schools in the
territory of New Mexico and creating the
office of superintendent of public instruc-
tion, have had the same under consldera-
ton and am directed to report said bill
to the council with the recommendation
hot - pok
PLAoIDo SANDoyAL,
Chairman.
Mr.. President: Your committee on
education to whom was referred q. B. No.
%, An act to amend an act entitled an act
establishing schools in the territory of
New Mexico and creating the office of
superintendent of public instruction,
have had The same under consideration
and am directed to report said bill to
the council with the recommendation that
it be not passed.
PLAo1Do SANDovAL,
Chairman.
Mr.. Spiess introduced @. B. No. rs, An
act to authorize the purchase of certain
books for the Office of adjutant.general.
The bill was read the third time by title
and upon motion of Mr.. Spiess the rules
were suspended and the bill read q second
time in full, and upon motion of Mr..
Archuleta it was then ordered translated,
printed and referred to the committee on
territorial affairs.
Mr.. Hughes introduced @. B. No. 70,
An act providing for appeals from the
supreme court by the territory or any
county, and providing for the expense
thereof. The bill was read the first time by
title and upon motion of Mr.. Chaves the
rules were suspended and the bill read the
second time in full. Upon motion of Mr..
Curry it was ordered translated, printed
and referred to the committee on Judi
ciary.
Bills on their third reading being in or
der the report of the committee on
finance recommending the passage Of g.
B. No. 2, providing for the remission Of
all taxes due prior to December 81, 1894,
was read; also dissenting minority re-
port.
Mr.. Duncan moved that the bill be
'abled indefinitely. Roll call was de-
handed and the vote resulted in the mega
i've and motion to table was lost.
Mr.. Fall moved that the council concur
u the minority report and roll call being
demanded the vote resulted in the afirma.
i've and motion prevailed.
Mr.. Fall then moved that g. B. No. 2, |
% laid upon the table indefinitely, and
oil call being demanded the vote result
ID in the affirmative, motion prevailed
md said bill was indefinitely tabled.
Upon motion of Mr.. Fall, recess was |
aiken until 8 p. m.
- MONDAY AFTERNOON.
Council met pursuant to recess with |
DR.. Martin, president protein, In the
hair and all members present with the
RECEPTION of Mr.. Joseph.
Mr.. Duncan presented the following re-
ort:
Mr.. President: Your committee on en-
oiled and engrossed bills to whom was
eferred @. B. No. 2, An act to encourage
he establishment, development and
of parks in towns and cities
4 the territory of New Mexico, and TO
rovide for their control and govern
lent, have had the same under considera.
ion and am directed to report said bill
be properly enrolled and engrossed.
JAMES s. DUNCAN,
Chairman.
Upon motion of Mr.. Chaves, the report
the committee was adopted. Il
Mr.. Spiess presented the following re-
ort:
Mr.. President: Your COMMITTEES on
to whom was referred q. r. M. I