Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-13
THE LEGISLATURE.
COUNCIL sArrRpAY. ZEE. NJ.


Council met pursuant to adjournment
with the president ia the char; quorum
present.
A message from the house announced
that 1t had passed Z. b. No. 4s, IAN act
to designate the funds into which
moneys collected on judgments, In cases
in which the territory Is a party, shall
be paid; = that IL had failed 10 concur in
passage OF &. b. No. 20, IAN actto pro-
vide for the sale OF personal property
under execution and cnattei mortgages
In the territory OF New Mexico" and re-
quested the concurrence of the council
IN the same; that IL had failed TO concur
in the passage OF council substitute for
{, Il. No. u, IAN act to define the power
and jurisdiction OF the district courts ia
all the proceedings in aid OF execution,
including the statutory proceeding OF
attachment !" and that IL had CONQUERED
In G. j. X. No. 8, In reference to the
creation OF the sixth judicial district Ia
the territory OF New Mexico.
The chair announced that he had
signed the following bills, reported from
the house committee IA correctly en-.
rolled and %engrOssed: substitute for n.
b. No. 81. IAN act TO provide for the con-
struction OF public bridges" and II. b.
No. ~, IAN act TO amend sections 8, :
and ~ Of the compiled laws OF 1897, etc.
c. Is. No ~, entitled, AN act to in
crease assessed values, facilitate the col
lection Of taxas. and to repeal aud amend
certain sections OF tie revenue law" hay-
Ing been made "a special order at this
time, same was taken up. Upon motion
OF Mr.. Catron, the amendments as pro-
posed by the committee we're adopted.
Upon motion Of Mir. Duncan, the follow
ing amendment was adopted: Section 0,
line 3, after the word taxes" insert, "as
fixed by the board Of county commits
siOners sitting "a a board Of equsli-
cation at their regular session In
June or July or Mr.. Catr0n
offered the following amendment which
was adopted: Sec. D, line =. page 3 OF
the amended bill, the words shall be
summarily removed from Office" aud the
same expression, verbatim or In sub
stance, wherever Ii ccurs Ia other parts
Of the bill. Upon motion OF Mr. Catron,
the bill Was considered engrossed and
same was read "A third time by title pre-.
parat0ry 20 its passage. Upon motion OF
Mr.. Duncan. the bill was passed.
Mr.. Catron, with unanimous consent,
moved that &. X. No. 30, IAN act to
amend Sec. 3,4gl OF the compiled laws OF
1897 and for other purposes" he consid-
cred and engrOssed and that the same be
signed by the president of the council
and the speaker OF the house during in
PERMISSION.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Hughes. the
council adjourned until Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
HoUSE-sATURDAY. FEB. IL.
House met pursuant TO adjournment
with the speaker in the chair. A
quorum being present, the house pro-
ceeded TO business.
The chair announced having signed
substitute for II. b. No 81, An act TO
provide for the construction of bridges In
counties In the frat class"
n h. No. %, AN act 10 amend sections
8, 5 and 10 of section S67 OF the compiled
laws OF 1897, said sub.sections being
sections .. $ and ~ OF an act. entitled
IAN act to provide for the compensation
of county officers and for other pur-
pOses,' approved March IS, 1897.
Also C.. j. r., No. :, Relating to the
payment OF employees.
On motion Of Mr.. Trujillo. the house
adjourned until Monday at 10 o'clock a.
IN.