Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-03
THE LEGISLATURE.

I'LL HuUlbD0 UttU,
ooUNCn-wEDNEsDAY MORNING, FEB. l..
Council met pursuant 10 adjournment,
with the president la The chalI ali mem
beTs present.
Mr. Ancneta introduced &. b. No. 66,
entitled, "An act 10 provide iOr the cleo
ti0n OF marshals. Ia all towns Incorporated
by special act Ia the territory vi New Mex
icO. Referred 10 the committee on mu-
nielpal and private corporations.
The chair stated that air. Burns was i'll
and would like 10 absent himself Tor a
few days, whereupOn Mr.. Catron moved
that the gentleman be excused for the
length Of lime That he desired. Motion
prevailed.
A message from the house OF represent
atives announced that II mad passed sub
stitute Tor IA. h. No. IL, entitled An act
In reference 10 Offices Tor territorial Oii.
GERS" and requested that the councl con-
eur In the same.
Under the order OF unfinished business,
the substitute for ii. Is. No. III was taken
up and read by title.
Upon motion OF Mr.. Catron the rules
were suspended in order that the bill
might be read a second time la full. Mr..
CatrOn moved the following: Strike out
che words Ia section |, except oil time
contracts in existence previous 10 the
passage of this act The amendment
was adopted.
Upon motion Of Mr. Ancheta the bill
was read a third time, ~ amended, pre-
paTatOry to its passage. Upon motion Of
Mr. Ancheta the bill passed.
Mr. Burns. chairman OF the committee
on territorial affairs. 10 whom Wa re-
ferred q. b. No. 81, entitled IAN act to
encourage the establishment, develop
ment aud maintenance q parks IN
towns and cities In the territory OF New
Mexico aud to provide for their cOntrol
and government, and for other pur-
poses; approved February IL. 1897, and
Tor other purposes" reported the bill
back 10 tue council. with the rec0mmen-
datiOn that it be passed. Upon motion
OF MI. Hughes the report Of the com
mittee was adopted. Upon motion OF
Mr. Catr0n the following amendment
was adopted: Add AT the end Of section
|. "in such city or town." Upon motion
of Mr. kinical the bill was read a third
time by title preparatory TO it, passage.
Upon motion Of Mr. Martinez the bill
passed IA amended.
Mr. Burns also presented the report of
the committee on territorial affairs, TO
whom was referred &. h. No. 2. "An act
Tor the protection of game In the terri
lOry of New Mexico" recommending that
a substitute be passed in place. Upon
motion OF MIR. Duncan the report Of the
committee was adopted and the substi.
tnte was read in full. Upon motion OF
Mr. finical the substitute WAS ordered
translated and printsd.
Upon motion Of MIR. Hughes the coun-
ell adjourned until Thursday morning al
10 o'clock.
HOUsE-wEDNEsDAY MORNING, FEB. 1.
House met pursuant TO adjournment
with the speaker In the chair.
Reports Of committees were received
and ordered to take the regular course.
Mr.. Orttga introduced II. y. No. 80, "An
act 10 repeal certain sections OF the com.
piled laws OF 1884," relative to a~cequias
ana mayOrdOmOs. Referred TO committee
on irrigation.
Under order OF bills and Joint resolu-
lions on third reading, II. b. No. q.
amending sub-sectiOns D, : and IL OF
section S67 OF the compiled laws OF 1897,
providing for the compensation OF cOun-
ty officers. with amendments, which was
ordered engrOssed. taken up for consider
alton. On motion Of Mr.. Jaramillo the
bill was read in full for information.
A message from the council was an
nounced. stating that that honorable
body had passed @. b. No. IL, "An act to
amend sections 3SiS, 1899. 1916 and 1896
OF the compiled laws OF 1897, with ref
erence TO corporations In the territory OF
New Mexico. and respectfully asked the
Concurrence OF the house In the same.
II. b. No. % was again taken up, and
on motion OF MIR. Fitzpatrick the follow
ing ameIdm mt was adopted: In section
4, after the words "in counties OF the
second class" strike out the figures COO
aud insert the figures 900" On motion
OF Mr.. Sanches the bill WAS read a third
time by title. preparatory to its passage
MIR. schultz moved that II. b. No. % be
placed on its passage.
Roll call was ordered, which resulted
ayes, IL; nays, D; and IL. b. No. q wa
therefore passed.
II. b. No. %, regarding the election oil
community acequia officers II the con
troll OF public bitches, was taken up fol
consideration, and on motion of MIR. Gu
tierrtz was tabled indefinitely.
Substitute for Il. b. No. 50 was read
first and second times by title MIR. san
ches moved that the rules be suspended
aud that il be read "A third time by title
An amendment WIS offered that II b,
read IN full, and the motion, ~ amended
prevailed.
/, A message from the council was an
. nOunced, stating that that body ha'
; passed the substitute for II. b. \ o III
, IAN act in relation To offices for the ter
%ritOTial officials" with a slight amend
B, ment, and respectfully ask the concur
4. renee Of the house in the same.
, A message from the executive was an
+; nounced, stating that he had signed {
b. No %, An act TO create the county o
lOtero aud provide for the government
thereof" and that the same had becom
= u law.
. A message from the council was an
nounced stating that that body ha
passed c b. No. 81, AN act to establish
ldeyelOp and maintain public parks In IN
= towns and cities Of the territory OF Ne'
Mexico, and respectfully ask the concur
renee OF the house In the same.
on motion OF Mr.. Fitzpatrick substltut
for II. b. No. % WAS tabled indefinitely.
On motion of Mr.. Wharton the hOus
y adjourned until Thursday morning at
o'clock.
y IN OLDEE TIMES
NJ People overlooked the Importance OF pei
q manently beneficial effects aud were sal