Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-27

section 3, were stricken out. V
Bursum moved that the "
substitute be read a third time pre- c
to it's passage. Mr.. Finical q
offered an amendment that the snostl, Ii
tute be printed, translated and referred
to the committee on finance. The =
amendment prevailed. r
C. B. No. ii. entitled, An act entitled q
An act to encourage industrial develop 9
ment in the territory of New Mexico :
having come up for second reading !
npon motion of Mr.. Martinez, the re-
port of the committee was adopted.
The substitute was read by title. Upon
request of Mr.. Catron, the SUBSTITUTE
read in full for information. Upon
motion of Mr.. Bursum the rules were
suspended and the bill read a second
time by title. Upon motion OF MI.
Hughes the substitute was referred PACK
to the committee on finance.
G. B. No. 81, entitled, An act to pro-
the necessary funds to complete
and furnish the territorial capitol at
santa Fe. and to lay out the grounds
thereof and for other purposes, having
up for second reading, by unanl-
nous consent of Mr.. Hughes, the bill
/ was re-referred to the committee on
capitol.
sections 1918. 1929 and 1886 OF the COM
piled Laws of the territory OF New Mex
leo of 1897, with reference to railroads.
having come up for second reaulhs,
upon uotion of Mr.. Duncan, the report
and bill were re-committed to the com
mittee on railroads.
C. B. No. 80, entitled, An act to
amend section 3491 of the Compiled Laws
of 1897 and for other purposes, chang
ing the number of penitentiary commits
sioners to three and otherwise amend
ing the section, having come up for sec
ond reading, upon motion Of Mr.. Mar
tinez, the report of the committee was
adopted. The bill having been read a
second time. with the amendment OIL
fered by the committee, upon motion OF
!, Mr.. Richardson, the bill was read a
, third SINE preparatory to its passage:
\ Tuon motion of Mr.. Martinez the bill
5 passed.
c. b. No. 10, entitled, An act in refer
$ ence to recogni- -os, bonds, Stipula-
G tions, required the laws OF New
e Mexico, having come up for second
reading, upon request the bill was read
e in full for information. Upon motion
n of Mr.. Richardson, the report OF the
committee was adopted. Mr.. Richard
G son moved the adoption of the amend
ments. Mr.. Catron offered as ar
d additional amendment that the wore
"the'' Just proceeding the word "guaran
j. tee in line II be stricken out, the mo
ton and amendment prevailing. Upol
II motion of Mr.. Richardson, the bill was
le read a third time preparatory to 1t
le ~fpassage, and upon further motion 0
vt MIR, Richardson, the bill passed.
~ C. B. No. 90, entitled, An act to create
the county of Otero and provide for tn
n government thereof and to readjust tn
boundaries of Chaves county and TO
he other purposes, having come up TO
he second reading. Upon motion OF MI
Martinez, the report of the COMMITTEE
1, was adopted. The bill being read wit
o. amendments, upon motion OF Mr.. All
a. cheta, the amendment as offered t
3, section 10 was adopted. Upon motto
R. of Mr.. Richardson, the amendmer
or offered in line p of section 10 WI
adopted. Mr.. Catron moved that tn
bill be laid over and made a specl'
"a order for next Monday morning jus
-, after the reading Of the journal; motto
~ lost. Upon motion of Mr.. Ancheta, til
10, bill was read q third time preparation
> :" to it's passage, and upon request OF M
vi y Catron, the bill was read in full. M
' ~ Ancheta moved that the bill do no
~ pass. Roll call being demanded, tt
~ vote resulted as follows: Ayes, IL: nay
y" A message from the house announce
AZ that it had concurred inc. j. M. No.
vi entitled statehood for the territory
New Mexico, with the amendment TIL
40, the words land not a single soldier
the Confederacy," on page 3 be strick'
W. ont.
OF The president announced that
lea would be obliged to be absent from t
al: council for probably three days, whel
OH upon Mr.. Hughes moved that the lilo
IND J.. A. Ancheta act as president pro te
md during the absence of the presidel
The motion prevailed and the chs
Al, designated Mr.. Ancheta as preside
OF pro TEN. .
tie. Upon motion of Mr.. Richardson, t
lies council adjourned till Friday morni
bill at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
Al. THE HOUSE.
re- Morning Session January rs.
rial House met pursuant to adjournme
with the speaker in the chair.
Mr.. Gallegos, chairman of the co
az, mittee on territorial affairs, to VIII
A was referred H. B. No. II, An act
leo, relation to offices for the territor
to officials. reported the bill back to
at house with the recommendation tina
the l. .,ol Do,,ovt pv1 ovo6 tn liz on
table to be taken up in its regularo ora
its Mr.. Sanchez introduced H. b. No.
tie An act to abolish capital punishment
the the territory of New Mexico. Read Il
'eaa time by title and second time IN II
! OF ordered translated, printed and refer.
int to the committee on judiciary.
ON Mr.. Jaramillo introduced 4. b. J
FAC 30, An act to protect personal prope
from loss by abandonment. Read Il
43, and second time by title and orde
ssed translated, printed and referred to
axes committee on judiciary.
sec Under order of business on speak
tile. table, H. B. No. IL, An act in relat
ules to offices for territorial officials, on til
bill reading was taken up for c%onsiderati
title. and on motion said bill was referred d
bill to the committee On territorial aft
re- with instructions to prepare a substltl
l0On motion of Mr.. Sanchez, the no
the adjourned until Friday morning al
10 o'clock.
en-
,niz- runYrv MUM nnruIn
tired LE(TiNIIAJIvE uUNOlf,
'rted
the "
ssed Colonel Chaves Is sustaining MS re
take tation as the best presiding officer in
after territory.
The governor has signed G. j. Rs. !
init Q ond and G.. T.. r. No, 3. T