Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-02-17

ing men employed in the mines in th
territory of New Mexico in lawful none
of the United States, and to protect sal
workingmen ia the management and tn
control of their own earnings, and No. Il
An act to amend an act entitled an ac
providing for board of equalization
and prescribing its duties, and requestin,
that the officers of the council also aft.
their signatures thereto.
Council again resolved itself into
committee of the whole for the purpose o
resuming the consideration of O. B. No
63, An act concerning certain corpora
tions and the formation thereof for Ger
tain purposes.
The committee of the whole arose ant
through its chairman reported that it hat
considered O. B. No. So and reported
same back to the council with the recon-
mendation that the enacting CLAUSE
thereof be stricken out.
Upon motion of Mr.. Martin the report
OF the committee was adopted.
Upon motion of Mr.. Martin the enact
ing clause of said bill was stricken out.
Bills on their third reading being in or
der the report of the committee on edu
stitute for H. B. No. 8, An act to amend
section 36 of chapter 25 of the laws of the
29th legislative assembly of the territory
of New Mexico, entitled an act establish
ing common schools in the territory Of
New Mexico and creating the office ol
superintendent of public instruction, be
now passed, and upon motion of Mr.
Chaves the report of the committee was
adopted.
Upon motion of Mr.. Finica SAID sub.
stitute for Fl. B. No. 3 was indefinitely
tabled.
Report of the committee on education
was read recommending G, B. No. 23, An
act to amend an act entitled an act es-
tablishing schools in the territory of New
Mexico and creating the Office of superin.
tendent of public instruction, approved
February l2, 1891, be not passed.
Upon motion of Mr.. Miera the report
of the committee was adopted, and upon
motion OF Mr.. Miera G. B. No. % was in
definitely tabled.
Report of the committee on judiciary
was read recommending substitute for H :.
B. No. 2, An act relating to the qualifca-
tions of jurors, be not passed, and upon
motion of Mr.. Duncan said report was
adopted.
Upon motion of Mr.. Spiess substitute
for H. B. No. was laid upon the table
indefinitely.
Report of the committee on judiciary
was read recommending passage of @. B.
No. So, An act providing for the taxation
of premiums of fire insurance companies
and for other purposes.
Upon motion of Mr.. Finical the report
of the committee was adopted.
Upon motion of Mr.. Finica the bill
was then read the third time in full prepa-
ratory 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.
No. 55 duly passed.
Report of the committee on Judiciary
was read recommending passage of O. b.
No. 80, An act to amend chapter 81 of the
laws of 1887, of the territory of New Mex
ico, entitled, Exemptions" On motion of
Mr.. Finical said report was adopted.
Upon motion of Mr.. Finical the bill
was then read the third time in full
preparatory to its passage. Mr.. Duncan
then moved that Q. B. No. 80 do pass,
which motion prevailed.
Report of the committee on judiciary
was read recommending that C.B. No. 36,
An act relating to wills and testaments,
be not passed.
Upon motion of Mr.. Fall the report of
the committee was adopted and upon mo-
tion of Mr.. Fall said bill was then laid |
urop tho toh1o in 1oG pitol,y
Report of the committee on judiciary
was read recommending that H. B. No. S,
An act to amend section 2470 of the Com
piled Laws of New Mexico, of 1884, be
tabled and that substitute
therefor be passed. Upon motion of Mr..
Finical report of the committee was
adopted.
Upon motion of Mr.. Fall, H. B. No.
was indefinitely tabled.
Substitute for H. B. No. having been
read the first time in full, upon motion of
Mr.. Fall, same was read the second time
BY title and upon motion of Mr.. Spiess
The rules we're suspended and said substi-
;ute for H. B. No. read the third time
oy title preparatory to its passage.
Upon motion of Mr.. Archuleta said
substitute for H. B. No. duly passed.
The report of the committee on Judi
,iarY was read recommending H. B. No.
-, An act relative to evidence and the
qualification of witnesses in the district
,ourt be indefinitely tabled, and that
|ubstitute therefore be passed.
Upon notion of Mr.. Martin the report
If the committee was adopted.
Upon motion of Mr.. Ohaves H. B. No.
10 was indefinitely tabled.
Mr.. Fall then moved that council sub.
,titute for H. B. No. 20 be read the first
md second time by title, which motion
prevailed.
Upon motion of Mr.. Fall the rules were
and said substitute read the
hird time by title preparatory to it's
passage.
Mr.. Chaves moved that said council
ubstitute for H. B. No. 30 do pass and
oil call being demanded the vote result.
I'd in the affirmative and council substi-
ute for II. B. 20 duly passed.
Report of the committee on militia
lpon O. B. No. 33, An act for the relief of
,ertain members of the territorial mill
ia recommending it's passage was read,
ind Mr.. Spiess moved that the report of
he committee be adopted. Roll call was
demanded and the vote resulted in the
negative and the report of the committee
vas not adopted.
Upon motion of Mr.. Fall @. B. No. 80
Vas indefinitely tabled.
Report of the committee ON militia was
cad recommending the passage of
J. B. No. 81, An act to provide for the
and discipline and regu-
alton of the militia of the territory of
lew Mexico.
Upon motion of Mr.. Duncan the report
4 the committee was adopted.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Chaves, said bill
vas made special order for Wednesday
II, at 2 O'Clock p. m.
M rchu1aka movad Tint Counc;l do