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

preparatory to It's passage.
Mr.. Finical then moved that the bill as
amended be passed, and roll call being
demanded the vote resulted in the af-
| firmatiye and q. B. No. q as amended
duly passed.
Report of Judiciary committee was read
recommending the passage Of G. B. No.
81, An act relating to executions.
| Mr.. Spiess moved that the report be
adopted, and roll call being demanded
the vote resulted in the affirmative and
motion prevailed.
Upon motion of Mr.. Duncan, q. B. No.
81, An act relating to executions, was
read e third time by title preparatory to
its passage.
Mr.. Finical then moved that said bill
do pass, "a roll call being demanded the
vote resulted in tie and the bill failed
to pass.
Report of the committee on mines and
mining was read recommending the i &,
sage of @. B. No. II, An act sor the p1'J-'
lection of mines and mining property.
Upon motion of Mr.. Archuleta the re-
port was adopted.
Upon motion of Mr.. Flncal the bill
was read third time by title preparatory
to its passage.
Mr.. ArchuIeta moved that the bill do
pass. Roll call being demanded the vote
resulted in the affirmative and G. B, Ne.
Al duly passed.
Report of judiciary committee RECON-
mending to amend section 4 of chapter
45 of the 29th legislative assembly en-
titled, An act relative to the killing of
animals for meat.
Upon motion of Mr.. Spiess report was
adopted.
Upon motion of Mr.. Archuleta the bill
was read third time in full preparatory
to its passage.
Mr.. Duncan moved that the bill do pass.
Roll call being demanded the vote result
ed in tie and the bill failed to pass.
After some discussion Mr.. Duncan
moved that the vote be reconsidered,
which motion was seconded by Mr.. Spiess.
Roll call being demanded the vote result
ia the affirmative and motion prevailed.
Mr.. Curry then moved that 9. B. No. 49
do pass, and roll call being demanded the
vote resulted in the affirmative and G. B.
No. 49 duly passed.
Mr.. Curry moved that the vote by which
G. B. No. 81, An act relating to executions,
failed to pass be reconsidered. Roll call
being demanded the vote resulted in the
affirmative and motion prevailed.
Mr.. Fall then moved that G. B. No. 81
do pass, and roll call being demanded the
vote resulted in the affirmative and @. B.
No. 81, An act IN relation to executions,
duly passed.
Report of judiciary committee was read
recommending passage of G. B. No. 26,
An act relative to the recognizances,
stlpulatlons, bonds and undertakings, and
to allow certain corporations to be ao-
cepted as suretes thereon.
Upon motion of Mr.. Fall report was
adopted.
Upon motion of Mr.. Flnical the bill
was read third time in full preparatory
to its passage.
Mr.. Finical then moved that said bill do
pass, and roll call being demanded the
vote resulted in the affirmative and G, b.
Ne DC auy passed.
Mr.. Duncan, chairman of the commit
tee on enrolled and engrossed bills, re-
ported G. B. No. Sc, Az act to provide
for the creation of school districts in the
territory of New Mexico to be properly
enrolled and engrossed. Upon motion of
Mr.. Martin the report was adopted.
Business on the presidents table being
in order, II. B. No. 3S, An act to amend
the license law, was read third time by
title. Upon motion of Mr.. Ohaves the
rules were sus appended and the bill read a
second time IN full and referred to the
committee on finance. I'll. B. No. 88, An
act In relation to mining claims, was read
a third time by title. Upon motion of
Mr.. Duncan rules we're suspended and
the bill read second time by title and
referred to the committee on mines and
public lands. H. B. No. 26, An act to
amend the law referring to the jurisdic
tion of justices of the peace in habeas
corpus cases, was read the first time by
title. Upon motion of Mr.. Duncan rules
were suspended and bill read second
time by title and referred to the commit
tee on judiciary. H. B. No. So, An act
to govern the issuing of licenses for the
sale of intoxicants in incorporated cities,
towns or villages IN the territory of
New Mexico and for other purposes, was
read the first time by title. Upon mo-
tion of Mr.. Duncan rules were suspended
and the bill read a second time by title
and referred to the committee or finance.
IL. B. No. 81, An act regarding the irri-
cation of Precinct No. 8, in the county
of Nora, was read the first time by title.
Upon motion of Mr.. Duncan rules were
sus uspended and the bill read second
time by title and referred to the COM
mittee on irrigation. H. B. No. Ill, An
act for the protection of game and fish,
was read the first time by title. Upon
motion of Mr.. Duncan rules were sus-
pended and the bill read a second time
and referred to the committee on terri
torial affairs. Fl. B. No. ITO, An act to
provide for the payment of Licenses by
persons owning or controlling nickle in
the slot machines, was read the first time
by title. Upon motion of Mr.. Duncan rules
we're suspended and the bill read a second
time by title and referred to the commit
tee on finance. H. j. M. No. 4, re-
questing congress to take steps to con-
inc the Navajo Indians within the limits
of their reservation, was read the first
time by title. Upon motion of Mr..
Finical rules were suspended and the
memorial read a second time by title.
Upon motion of Mr.. Hughes, in was
then referred to the committee on terri
torial affairs.
Fl. H.B.No. 81, An act derogative to sew
eral sections of chapter Sc of the laws of
New Mexico of 1898, was read the first
time by title.
Upon motion of Mr.. Duncan, rules we're
suspended and the bill read second
time by title and referred to the commit
tee on judiciary.
H.B. No. 93. An act providing for the
proper indexing of conveyances, was
read the first time by title.
Upon motion of Mr.. Duncan, rules we're
suspended and said bill read second
time by title and referred to the comm t,
tee on printing.
Fl. B. No. 103, An act referring to
bridges and bitches, was read the first