Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-19
The Council.
THURSDAY MORNING.

THURsDAX MORNING.
Council met pursuant to Adjournment
at 10 O'Clock with the president in the
chair and all members present.
Mr.. Martin moved that the rules be
suspended and the reading of Yesterdays
journal dispensed with. Roll call was
demanded and the vote resulted as fol-
lows: Ayes 6, nays 5. Motion failing to
receive two. thirds vote was lost.
The president announced special order
council substitute for G. BIS. Nos. "a and
20, An act to encourage and aid the con.
struction of beet sugar factories, woolen
mills and smelters and for other pur-
poses.
At the request of Mr.. Martin substitute
was read in full for information.
Mr.. Curry then moved that said sub
stitute be read the third time by title
preparatory to it's passage, which motion
prevailed, and said substitute was read
third time.
Mr.. Duncan then moved that the sub
stitute be passed. Roll call was demand
ed and the vote resulted in the affirmative
and said bill duly passed.
Message was received from the house
of representatives announcing that said
body had refused to concur in the pas
sage of G. B. No. 90, An act relating to
exemp ptions; that it had also refused to
concu. in the passage of @. B. substitute
for @. B. No. 9 and No. At, acts providing
for the compensation of district clerks
and county officers, but had passed
house substitute therefor requesting con-
ourrence of the council in the same.
Mr.. Duncan presented the following
report:
Mr.. President: Your committee on
railroads to whom was referred @. B. No.
25, An act ia relation to sleeping and
palace car companies, have had the same
under consideration and am directed to
report said bill to the council with the
Recommendation that it be passed.
JAS. 8 DUNCAN, Chairman.
On motion of Mr.. Martin the report Of
the committee was adopted.
Mr.. Martin then moved that the rules
be suspended and said bill taken ont of
its order for consideration, which motion
prevailed.
Upon motion of Mr.. Spiess the bill was
then read the third time in full prepara-
tory to its passage.
| Mr.. Spiess moved that said bill do
pass.
Roll call was demanded and the vote
resulted in the affirmative and G. B. No.
25 duly passed.
Mr.. Duncan introduced G. B. No. S5,
An act relating to the sale of Intoxicating
liquors.
The bill was read the third time by
title, and upon motion of Mr.. Duncan
the rules were suspended and the bill
read the second time in full, ordered
translated, printed and referred to the
committee on judiciary.
Business on the president's table being
in order, q. B. No. 81, An act relating to
seals and instruments under seals, was
read the first time by title and upon mo-
tion of Mr.. Ohaves the rules were sus-
pended and the bill read the second time
in full.
Upon motion of Mr.. Curry it was then
referred to the committee on judiciary.
H. No. 81, An act amending section
1898 of the Compiled Laws Of New Mex.
loo OF 1884, was read the first time by
title.
Upon motion of Mr.. Duncan the rules
we're suspended and the bill read a sec.
ond time in full.
| Upon motion of Mr.. Curry the rules
we're further suspended and the bill read
the third time by title preparatory to it'
passage.
Mr.. F,nioal then moved that said bill
do pass. Roll call Was demanded and tn,
vote resulted in the affirmative and H. II
No. 81 duly passed.