Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-03-12
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
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93, An act to appropriate money to pay |
certain reward offered by the governor,
and No. 95, An act to amend chapter of
the local and special laws of New Mexico,
being an act to establish fence law in
the county of Lincoln, also H. B. No. 70,
An act in relation to incorporated towns
and cities, and asking the officers Of the
council to sign same; also announcing
passage of H. j. R. No. 8, providing for
the reimbursement of members of house
committee appointed to investigate the
various territorial institutions, and re-
questing concurrence of the council in
the same; also announcing concurrence
by the house in the passage of council
substitute for G. B. No. 50, An act to
amend chapter of the laws of the Twen-
ty.ninth legislative assembly, entitled an
act licensing the sale of Intoxicating
liquors, and to amend chapter 81 of the
relative to gaming, and announcing pas
sage of H. B. No. $50, An act concerning
teachers certificates, and requesting the
concurrence of the council in the same;
also requesting concurrence Of the coun-
Gil in the passage of H. B. No. 1853, An act
giving additional exemption from taxa
ton to widows.
Mr.. Hughes introduced e. B. No. 1879,
An act to create the county of Carbon.
Same was read the first time by title.
Upon motion of Mr.. Chaves the rules
were suspended and the bill read the SEQ
ond time in full. On motion of Mr.. Ar
chuleta il was ordered translated, printed
and referred to the committee on county
and county lines.
Mr.. Archuleta introduced @. 3. No. 1870,
An act with reference to the payment of
taxes. Same was read the first time by
title. Upon motion of Mr.. Hughes the
rules were suspended and the bill read the
second time in full. On motion of Mr..
Archuleta same was referred without
translation or printing to the committee
on judiciary.
Business on the presidents table being
in order 9. B. No. As, An act with refer
ence to the qualification of jurors, re-
turned from the house with certain
amendments was taken mp for considera-
ton ana amendments read and upon mo-
ton concurred with by the council.
H. B. No. 149, An act to amend an act
entitled An act fixing the time of holding
district court in the several counties in
the Fourth Judicial district, etc., was read
the first time by title. Upon motion of
Mr.. Duncan, the rules we're suspended
and the bill read the second time by title.
Upon motion of Mr.. Duncan the rules
we're further suspended and the bill read
the third time in full preparatory to its
passage. Mr.. Duncan moved that the
bill do pass and roll call being demanded
the vote resulted in the affirmative and
q. B. No. 149 duly passed.
By unanimous consent Mr.. Martin in
troduced G. B. No. 13l, An act to amend
section IL of chapter 25 of the session
laws of 1891. Same was read the first
time 10 full. On motion of Mr.. Martin
the rules were suspended and the bill
read the second time by title. On mo-
tion of Mr.. Miera it was ordered referred
without translation or printing to the
committee on education.
The president announced having signed
Il. B. No. 179, An act in relation to in.
corporated towns ana cities; also O. B.
No. II, An aot in relation to roads. Same
being properly attested by the chief clerk.
H. j. R. No. 8, providing for the reim-
bursement of the house committee ap-
pointed to Investigate the various terri
torial institutions, was taken from the
presidents table and read the first time
by title. On motion of Mr.. Duncan the
rules were suspended and the resolution
read the second time in full. Mr.. Dun
can moved that the rules be further sus-
pended and the resolution read the third
: time preparatory to its passage. Mr..
Fall moved that the resolution do pass
, and roll call being demanded the vote re.
: suited ia the affirmative and H. j. R. No.
duly passed.
H. B. No. 1853, An act giving additional
exemption from taxation to widows, was
read the first time by title. Upon motion
of Mr.. Duncan the rules we're suspended
and the bill read the second time in full
Mr.. Curry moved that the bill be referred
to the committee on territorial affairs
As substitute Mr.. Martin moved that the
bill be indefinitely tabled. Roll call was
demanded and the vote resulted in the
affirmative, motion prevailed and same
was Indefinitely tabled.
H. B. No. 1853, An act concerning teach.
ers' certificates, was read the first time BY
title. On notion of Mr.. Curry the rules
we're suspended and the bill read the sec
ond time in full. On motion or Mr.. Mar.
tin it was referred to the committee or
judiciary.
By unanimous consent Mr.. Curry
chairman of the committee on finance
presented adverse report upon @. B. No
102, An act for the payment to Joseph
Blakely of a reward of $500, ETC., which
was appended minority report signed by
Mr.. Sandoval. Mr.. Martin moved the
adoption of the minority report and that
the bill be indefinitely tabled. Roll call
; was demanded and the vote resulted ir
the affirmative, motion prevailed and
said bill was indefinitely tabled.
On motion of Mr.. Martin recess wal
taken until O'Clock p. m.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Council met pursuant to recess will
the president in the chair and all mem.
bers present.
} Mr.. Duncan, by request, introduced 9
B. No. 1872, An act to establish and main
tain the New Mexico school of the Deat
and Blind. Same was read the first time
by title. Upon motion Of Mr.. Duncan
the rules we're suspended and the bill read
the second time by title. Upon motor
of Mr.. Duncan it was referred withou,
translation or printing to the committed
on finance.
Mr.. Miera, by request, introduced O. B
No. 1873, An act amending chapter 81 o.
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