Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-02-09

" luUlCl VI
Hon. Emilio Gutierrez. the Republican
member of the house from Bernalillo
county, accompanied by his wife and
daughters, the Misses Donatila and
Marguerite Gutierrez, were visitors in
both houses of the legislature yesterday.
Hon. II. A. Finical has introduced a
substitute for &. b. No. 33 which pro
vides that all assignments of any cause
OF action, interest in any suit, or iudg'
ment entered therein, may be made in
writing and filed with the papers there
in, and the sheriff or any officers who
collects money on an execution issued In
any suit or cause of action shall pay the
same over to such assignee. WheT
judgments so assigned are revived, the
revival shall be in the name of the party
to whom such assignment has beer
made. An assignee of part of a caus
of action, after suit has been brought
need not be joined as a party TO sale
suit. All assigned mention, to be fega,
and binding must be filed by attorney
of record with the papers in any such
suit in the Office of the clerk of the court
of record wherein cause is pending.
and when so filed the same shall be full
notice, valid and binding OH all persons,
whether they have actual knowledge Of
such transfer or not.
c. B. No. so, which will relieve tan.
ming extracts factories from taxation
for a period of six years, has passed the
house. Hon. j. L. Wharton made a
splendid speech in favor Of the bill
showing that New Mexico is a large pro
Queer of hides which are sent to Other
localities to be tanned and then returned
here. He thought that the tanning eX
tract factories were the forerunner O
leather manufacturing enterprises.
Hon. William Fitzpatrick made a splen
did speech yesterday in behalf of the
deaf and blind school bill, and he so fal
carried his points that the bill passed
the house unanimously. The ladies who
have fostered the school and all friend.
of education, as well as those who have
a tender spot in their hearts for the un
fortunate, owe poundless thanks to Mr.
Fitzpatrick.
The house committee on judiciary
Yesterday reported on II. B. No. 3
which provides for the license of all
dealers in merchandise other thar
liquors, and recommended a general re
duction in the licenses other than those
contained in the original bill. The
measure was recommitted to the com
mittee.
Members of the house are making 6
determined effort to secure the appoint
ment of Major Luna to some position Of
Importance in the territory. From {
standpoint of politics, heroism and man
illness, no citizen in New Mexico is more
entitled to favors from the party thar
Major Luna.
Hon. H. o. Bursum yesterday intro
duced a joint resolution in the council tt
appropriate s., 900 for Interpreters IN thu
council and 2 1000 for the same class O
house employees. The appropriation al
ready made is giving out.
After the motion for adjournment
yesterday, Hon. Frank Staplin, thought
that the time was Opportune for the in
PRODUCTION of a bill for the division OF
Colfax county. The house refused tt
permit this.
H. B. No. Al, introduced by Hon. j
e. Wharton, was laid on the table in the
house yesterday because it's provisions
were identical with the G. B. No. 40
which was passed.
c. j. r. No. Z, which provides for an
appropriation of 1900 for the payment
of the salaries of Interpreters, transla.
tors, ETC., passed the house yesterday.
The citizens of Bado de Juan Pals, in
Guadalupe county, have petitioned the
| 1onso1n ~, M to oho,,ro tIn Df %hf
town to Hartville.
c. i. No. Al, which provides for the
election of county commissioners fol
four and two years terms, has passed
the council.
Action IN the penitentiary bill, which
was made the special order for yester.
day forenoon's council session, was
deferred until later.
Cesario Pedregon, interpreter in the
house, has gone to Las Cruces for a brief
visit and Mariana Sena is officiating in
his stead.
Major Myers, of Albuquerque, was a
visitor yesterday.
At moor both houses of the legislature
adjourned until tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
Messrs. L. A. Schomberg, A. L. Hobbs
and A. G. Dawson, of Colfax county,
were before the council committee on
county and county lines on yesterday in
opposition to the proposed division Of
ColfaX county, while Hon. M. W. Mills,
M. M. Salazar, Hugo Seaberg, Amador
Montoya, E. J.. Harmon, Nemesio Olo-
ma and j. Fresquez appeared in favor of
the proposed division.
A delegation of prominent citizens of
Socorro county is in the capital and was
visiting the legislative halls today; it
consists of Hon. Estevan Baca, post
master; Abran Abeytia, county treasurer
and collector; Jose E. Torres, probate
Judge, and Julian j. Trujillo, editor of
the sprightly paper, FL Republican,.
These gentlemen are interested in some
proposed legislation, and among other
things, do not desire to have the project,
providing what shall be a legal news
paper, passed in it's present'shape. They
will also aid Hon. Pablo T%rujillo in
passing his bill relating to private and
community bitches, of this latter a full
synopsis appears elsewhere in'this issue.
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