Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-03-12

piled Laws of New Mexico of 1884. That
it be read the first and second time by
title and referred to special committee
of three appointed by the chair.
Mr.. Mahoney moved that the rules be
further suspended, and that H. B. No. $50,
An act for the protection of secret order
men, and to prevent blacklisting. be read
third time in full preparatory to it's
passage. The motion was carried Mr..
Luna moved that the bill do now pass as
amended by the committee. The roll call
was ordered on the passage of the bill
with the following result: Ayes, 23,
nays, l.
Whereupon the chair stated that H. B.
No. l5o, having received the maj OF
the votes of this house, declared the same
passed.
Mr.. Sena moved that O. B. No. 1876, An
act to amend section S51 of the Compiled
Laws of 1884 be brought before the house,
that the bill be read the first and second
time by title, and referred to Especial
committee of three, appointed by the
, chair. The motion prevailed, and the
chair appointed Messrs. Sena, Read and
Castillo.
Mr.. Smith moved that II. B. No. 157,
An act for the relief of Miguel Gonzales,
be made special order for today at p.
m. The motion was carried, and it was
so ordered.
| Mr.. Lujan asked unanimous consent
that this house take up for consideration
H. B. No. 164, An act amending the laws
relative to xemption. That the rules
be suspended and that the bill be read a
third time in full preparatory to its pass
age. Mr.. Luna moved to amend the
motion of Mr.. Lujan, by moving that
this house do now resolve itself into a
committee of the whole, for the consid-
Grafton of said bill, with Hon J. Y. Lu-
| Jan IN the chair. The motion prevailed.
Mr.. Bateman asked unanimous con-
sent to introduce bill. Unanimous con-
sent was granted, and H. B. No. 165, An
act relating to the collection of taxes,
| was introduced by him. Mr.. Sena moved
that the rules be suspended and that the
bill be considered read first and second
time by title, considered translated and
printed, and that it be read third time
in full preparatory to its passage. The
notion was carried. Mr.. Lujan moved
that H. B. No. 1855 do now pass as amend
ed. The roll call was ordered with the
following result: Ayes, "a; nays, none.
| Whereupon the chair stated that H. B
No. 165 having received the majority vote
of this house, declared the same passed.
The following resolution, offered by
Mr.. Bateman, by unanimous consent,
under the suspension of the rules, was
adopted: II. R. No. 9, Resolved that il
is the sense of this body, that probably,
our laws with reference to collection OF
taxes are materially defective, and it is
the desire of this body, that the speaker
appoint committee, composed of five
members of this body, whose duty it shall
be to examine our laws and bring in, and
J submit to this body a bill covering any
! defects that may now exist, and he il
hereby authorized to appoint such 9
committee.
The chair announced that he and the
chief clerk had signed H. B. No. 70
An act in relation to incorporated
towns and cities. G. B. No. 93, An act to
pay certain rewards offered by the gov
ernor.
On motion of Mr.. Malaq uias Martinez
the house took recess until 2 O'Clock.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
The house was called to order at D.
m. with the speaker in the chair. A quo.
rum being present, the house proceeded
to business. The chair announced tina,
the special committee under the Bate
man resolution, would consist of Messrs
Bateman, Jarsmillo, Luna, Mahoney, ant
Sena.
Mr.. Jaramillo moved that this hous'
do now resolve itself into committee O
the whole for the consideration o.
q. B. No. lsl, An act amending the law!
relative to exemptions.