Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-16

! O"oo iof H. d. NO. %, An act equlrinp
coal oil companies doing business in the
territory of New Mexico to pay license
have had the same under consideration
and am directed to report said bill to
the council with the recommendation that
1t be not passed. CHAs. A. SpIEss,
Chairman.
Upon motion of Mr.. Chaves the re.
port and bill were laid upon the table to
await regular order.
mr.. Spisss also presented the following
reports
Mr.. President: Your committee on
Judiciary to whom was referred @. B. No.
80, An act relating to last wills and
testaments, have had the same under con.
eideration and am directed to report
I said bill to the council with the recon-.
mendation that it be not passed,
CHAs. A. SPrEss,
Chairman.
| Upon motion of Mr.. Chaves the report
and bill were laid upon the table to
await regular order.
Mr.. Spiess also presented the following
report:
| Mr.. President: Your committee on
Judiciary to whom was referred II. B. No.
5, An act to amend section 247O of the
Compiled Laws of New Mexico of 1884,
have had the same under consideration
and am directed to report said bill to
the council with the recommendation
that it be laid upon the table indefinitely,
and that substitute for II. b. No. s be
passed. CHAs. A. SpIEss,
Chairman.
| "a g Al.
and bill were laid upon the table to await
regular order.
Message was received from the house
OF representatives announcing the con-
currence of that body in the passage of
o. B. No. 80, An act for the greater safety
OF employees and the travelling public on
railroads operated within the territory of
New Mexico and to prevent the unlawful
and malicious interference with the
engines end cars of such railroads and
for other purposes; also in @. B. No. 80.
An act to amend section I'll Of the Com
| piled Laws of 1884 of the territory Of
New Mexico.
The Judiciary committee presented the
following report: -
Mr.. President: Your committee on
Judiciary to whom was referred II. B. No.
~, An act relating to evidence and the
qualification Of witnesses in the district
court, have had the same under considera-
ton and I am directed to report said
bill to the council with the recommenda.
tion that it be laid upon the table indie.
finitely, and substitute for H. B. No. 20
De passed. CHAs. A. SPIEss,
Chairman.
Upon motion of Mr.. Chaves the report
and bill we're laid upon the table to await
regular order.
Bills upon their. third reading being in
order the report of the committee on
municipal and private corporations was
read recommending that G. B. No. A, An
act to repeal subsection 8 of section 1902
of the Compiled Laws of 1884 be not
passed.
Upon motion of Mr.. Finical the report
OF the committee was adopted.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Finical O. B. No.
IL was laid upon the table indefinitely.
Report of the committee ON territorial
affairs was read, recommending passage
of Q. B. No. II, An act to facilitate the
collection of poll tax, and upon motion
of Mr. Chaves the report Of the commit.
tee was adopted.
Upon motion of Mr.. Finical the bill
was read the third time preparatory to
its passage. Mr.. Duncan moved that
said bill do pass, and roll call being de-
manded upon said motion the vote re-
suited in the affirmative and G. B. No. II
duly passed.
Report of the committee on territorial
affairs recommending passage of O. B. |
No. 81, An act il reference to inoorpora-
tions in New Mexico, was read, and upon
motion of Mr.. Finical the report of the
committee was adopted. Upon motion
OF Mr.. Finical the bill was read the third
time by title preparatory to its passage.
Mr.. Archuleta then moved that @. B.
No. 81 do pass and roll call being de.
manded the vote resulted in the afirma-
tive and @. B. No. SO duly passed.
Report OF the committee on territorial
affairs was read recommending the pass
age of O. B. No. 10, An act amending sec.
tion l of chapter 63 of the laws of 1889.
Upon motion of Mr.. Finical the report of
the committee was adopted. Said bill
was read in full for information.
Upon motion of Mr.. Archuleta it was
then read the third time by title prepara-
tory to it's passage.
Mr.. Fall moved to amend by striking
out the following: Section 1.-That sec.
tic of chapter 81 Of the laws of 1889 is
hereby amended to read as follows: Mo-
tion prevailed.
Mr.. Fall then offered the following
to be added to section i'll
Provided that such sums shall be paid
only by the counties in which such ami
mails are killed, and the county commits.
'ioners Of such may levy special tax to
pay same.
Mr.. Fall moved the adoption of said
Roll call was demanded
lpon said motion and the vote resulted
n tbs affirmative and motion prevailed.
Mr.. Fall then moved to amend sec.
ion of said act so as to read as follows:
This act shall be in full force and ef-
ect after it's passage, and all acts and
,arts of acts in conflict herewith are here.
y repealed. Motion prevailed.
Mr.. Finical then moved that @. B. No.
8 as amended do pass. Roll call was de-
handed upon said motion and the vote
esulted in the affirmative and G. B. No.
8, an act amending section Of chapter
3 of the laws of 1889 as amended duly
'assed. |
Report Of the committee on territorial I
fairs was read recommending passage
H. B, No. 16, An act requiring corpora :
ions to publish certified copy OF their
rticles Of incorporation. Upon motion
I Mr.. Finical the report of the commit. :
20 was adopted. Upon motion OF Mr..
inical the bill was then read the third
me by title preparatory to it's passage.
II. Finical moved that said bill do pass
nd roll callbeing demanded upon said
lotioD the vote resulted In the sfirms- y
ve and H. B. No. IS Only passed.
Report Of the committee on territorial
Fairs was read recommending passage (
9. B. No. So, An act for the prevention
contagious diseases among cattle. J.
Upon motion of Mr.. Duncan the report y
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