Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-19

the librarian OF the territory be and he
Is hereby directed and authorized t1 sup
ply each member OF the legislative rs
sembiy with q copy Of the coapiled laws
ct New Mexico OF 1894 IN spanish and
English, aud thst he take credit tOr tne
same"
Mir. Catron moved that the rules be-
suspended and that the resolution 0e
read a third time by title. Carried. Mr..
Richardson moved the passage OF the
Joint resolution, which was adopted
Sir. Bursum asked un8uimUus consent
TO introduce q bill, wnioh Was giaated,
c. Il. No. o, read Tor Information: AN
act 10 define the power and jurisdiction
OF the district courts la all proceedings
In aid Of execution, including the ststu-
tory proceeding of attachment mir.
ftnical moved that the rules be suB-
pended and that the bill be read a second
time In full. Carried. Mr. Martinez
then moved that the bill be translated,
printed and referred 10 the cOmmitte Oh
judiciary. Carried.
Mr. Bursum asked unanimous consent
TO Introduce a bill, which was granted. g..
X. No. Z. entitled "A bill 10 define grounds
OF challenge to petit jurors tor cause in
the trial OF civil and criminal cases In
district courts" Read iirst time by title.
Mr.. MARTINEZ moved that the rules be
further suspended and that the bill be
read a second time In full. Mr.. CatfOn
moved that the reading in Spanish be
suspended, which was passed. Mr.. Bur
sum moved that the bill be translated,
printed and referred to the committee on
Judiciary.
Mr.. Richardson asked unanimous con.
sent TO introduce a bill, which was grant
ed. g. h. No. s, entitled: IAN ACT in re.
lattOn to the number and qualification OF
jurors In the district courts for the ter
ritory Of New Mexico and for other pur-
puses." Read first time by title. Mr.
Richardson moved that the rules be sus-
pended and the bill read the second time
by title. Carried. MIR. Bursum moved
that the bill be printed. translated and
referred to the committee on Judiciary,
which was carried.
Mr. Cstron moved that the council do
nov adjourn. Carried.
COUNclL-wEDSEsDAY MORNING, JAN. Is.
Council was called TO order by the
president. Prayer by Rev. Gay. chaplain.
The minutes OF the previous meeting
were read aud approved.
The president announced that he would
assign the various portions of the gov
ernor's message TO the different commit
tees for action thereon.
Mr.. Catron interrupted TO ask permits
sion that Mr.. Richardson, OF Chayes,
might Introduce a resolution, which was
granted.
Mr.. Richardson, by unanimous consent,
then introduced G. X. No. 1, "ln reference
TO a special committee on lands OF public
institutions" AZ follows:
"Resolyed, That a special committee OF
five, TO be known "a the committee on
lands OF public institutions. composed Of
three members OF the committee on
mines and public lands and two other
members Of the council to be appointed
by the president OF the council"
Upon motion OF Mr.. Hughes the rules
were SUSPENDED and the resolution read
a second time by title.
MIR. Catr0n explained that the resOlu-
tt0n was urgent and moved that the rules
be further suspended and that the resolu-
ton be read a third time. preparatory 10
its passage. Mr.. Finical asked that the
purpose of the resolution be explained,
which request was complied with by the
gentleman from Chaves. Mr.. Richardson.
Mr.. Catron then resumed his motion.
which vas carried. Upon motion Of Mr..
Richardson the resolution was then adop
ted.
The president %thereupon resumed the
assignment OF the various portions OF the
governors message, as follows: On page
2, the second paragraph TO be referred to
committee on mines and public lands;
psge 3, second paragraph, financial con-
dition OF the territory, referred TO
committee on finance; the whole OF
page 4 and page 8. up TO the first
paragraph. TO be referred 10 capitol COM
mittee; the last paragraph to DO referred
partly to committee on peniteDtiary
funds and partly TO committee on capitol;
page I, end OF that paragraph referred TO
committee on finance, and page I, first
paragraph referred TO committee on
education; second paragraph TO commit
tee Oh public institutions; that portion
which refers 10 the asylum for the deaf
and dumb. another portion OF anne para
graph referred to committee on finance;
page z refers 70 matters OF reyenu
and IL referred TO that cOmmitte; up to
and including the frst, second, third,
fourth and fifth paragraphs of page s.
the last paragraph has reference to
NhN ANAhoNai " COlllNl Nlllitit
and IL referred TO committee on ju-
dietary; on page O., all matters relating
TO education, composed OF two para
graphs, referred to committee on educa-
ton third paragraph referred TO COM
mittee on judiciary, which paragraph
has reference 10 the present compilation
OF the laws; on page 10, paragraph which
refers 10 rewards, referred TO committee
IN taFrttARfal uHaara. ahntf tha laaH nor
graph, which refers 10 the equalization
lance
MORALS, Mr.. Hughes presented a petition
from the people Of Old Albuquerque In
regard to the creation OF the Office OF
coroner, which was read In full In En-
glish, and upon motion OF Mr., Martinez,
OF Taos. the reading In Spanish was dis
pensed with, and on motion Of Mr.. Cat
ron said petition was referred to a spe-
cial committee, composed OF Messrs.
Finical and Hughes.
The introduction OF bills being now in
order, MIR. Duncan presented G. b. No .,
entitled IAN act 10 further the normal
school at Las Vegas" which was read by
title. Upon motion Of Nr. Hughes, the
~ fAN oh'HHbAth uAAh AiN bAAl ltnh . u
full. Upon motion OF Mr.. CatrOn, the
rules were further suspended and the
bill was read a third time by title. Upon
motion Of Mr.. Richardson. the bill was
then passed.
Mr.. Ancheta, OF bona Ana, presented
Q y. No. 10. "An act 10 amend sections
1896 and 354l Of the Compiled Laws of
lsg7;' read by title. Upon motion of Mr..
Martinez, the rules were suspended and
the bill read a second time In full. Upon
motion OF Mr.. Bursum, OF SOcofro, the
rules were further suspended and the bill
read a third time by title, preparatory to
its passage. Upon motion of MIR. An
cheta, the bill passed.
Mr.. Bursum, Of Socorro, introduced
c B. No, II, IAN Act Entitled An Act 10
Encourage Industrial Development in
the Territory OF New Mexico" read by
title. Upon motion OF Mr.. Bursnm, the
rules were suspended and the bill read a
second time In full. Upon motion OF Mr..