Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-21
No bill or Joint resolution shall be- in.

NO bill or joint resolution shall be In.
trO'uc,d at AM time wi,uln six days OF
tue nual adjournment OF the legislative
as emily VI expiration Vt It's tenn" rule
AZ, stfike out wOrd ''nve' and Insert In
iitu Thereof "three."
Mr. UatrUn moved that the rules a. re-
ported be accepted as the rulss for the
council Oi the present session.
lyon requost OF Mr. Aucheta, Ar. Cat
ron withdrew his motion. aud upon Mr..
Anclirta's motion the report was referred
10 tne committee OF the whole AT the
next session Monday morning.
AR. UatrOD, chairman Vt tns committee
Oh Judlciary, reported OacK I. Is. NJ. 10
Win "A substitute, and Recommended the
passage OF the substitute, emitted "An
act iOr the purpose VI ~suspendIBg the
operation OF an act ot the fhirty- thitd
legislative assembly OF the territory Of
New deXico. in part. entitled An act In
citation u the removal OF county seats"
Upon motion Of MIR. Catron the rules
were suspended and the bill read q Sec
Ond time in full; and upon further mo-
ton OF MIR. CatrOn the rules were sua.
pended and the bill read a third time
preparatory 10 Its passage.
tHNh hAeAANh VI mi NotutE Wiz ~
passed.
Mr. Richardson presented c. h. No ~.
entitled "an act providing aud making
an appropriation for the public institu-
tons named herein Tor tue 1ttletn and
htty.hrst fiscal years. read by title.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Bursum, the rules
were suspended in order that the bill
might be Tead a second time la full.
UpOn motion OF Mr. Richardson, the bill
was ordered translated, printed aud re-
ferred 10 the committee on finance and
appropriations.
Mir. hughes introduced G. b. No. 81, en-.
titled, "An act 10 provide for the proper
defense OF poor persons charged with
crime;' read by title. Mr.. duncan
moved that the rules be suspended In or
Ter that the bill might read a second time
infull. Upon mOtiOnOt Mi. finicsl, the bill
vas ordered translated. printed and re-
ieTred TO the committee on Judiciary.
Mr. Finieal introduced Z. h. No. 81,
entitled IAN act u repeal section 1920 OF
ne compiled laws and 20 allow de-
PENDANTS TO give bail in certain cases."
read by title. Upon motion Of Mr.. Dun
can, the rules were suspended In order
that The bill might be read a second time
IN full. Upon motion OF MIR. Martinez, the
nill was ordered translated, printed and
referred TO the committee on Judiciary.
Mr. Romero introduced q. j. X. No. O..
Upon motion OF Air. Martinez, the rules
were suspended In order that the res0lu-
lion might be read a second time BY
title. MIR. Romero moved that the rules
be further suspended In order that the
ill might be read u third time prepara-
tory TO its passage, but with Mr.. Ro-
mero's consent, Mr. Catron moved that Il
be referred instead TO the committee on
education, which motion prevailed.
The president announced that q com
municAtion had been received from the
Greater American Exposition, Omaha,
1899.
Upon motion OF Mr.. Richardson. the
communication was referred 10 the com.
mittee on corporations and finance. and
Tue president was authorized 10 properly
answer the communication, stating what
disposition was made OF the matter.
Upon motion of Mr. Hughes, the coun.
ell adjourned till Monday morning, at 10
o'clock.