El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-13


to go into the house, get down the
Cd shot gun and plant bunch OF
.kshot at the spot where the pistol
.ucket would fit the hog. He therefore
Jnsidered that no man should be held
responsible in law for commission OF
hogocide Slaughter observed that
ore were some Objectionable features
the bill but his experience in life
been that one could not always
re things to his precise liking and
firing to be hoggish in the matter
would vote for it. The bill passed
to is.
uI"+ing the practice of osteopathy. to
a md it. failed.
Coal Oil Bill.
An effort by Gutierrez to have his
II oil inspection bill taken up met
8. tn defeat Dalies said that if time
: allowed this coal oil question would
no disposed of to the satisfaction OF ev-
cry body. including the people. and
that every party pledge thereto would
be fulfilled to the letter.
Following Bills introduced.
The following bills were introduced:
House bill No. 225. by Barnes provid-
ing for punishment of persons v1olat-
ing the Sabbath observance laws.
House bill No. 226 by Sanchez of
Mora. in reference to the payment of
delinauent taxes and for other purpos-
es.
House bill No. 227, by Sandoval, fix
ing the salary of the district attorney
to be paid by Union county.
No 22S, by Bowie. limiting the ap-
plication of the new law in reference
to the duties of sheriffs.
House bill No. 229. by Gutierrez. to
repeal the coal oil inspection law.
House bin No. 230. by Walton. Great
ing the court house repair fund in
the several counties of the territory.
House bill No. 231, by Walton to
amend section %, compiled laws OF
1897. relating to miners.
House bill No. 80. by Valdez. rem
dering liable to dismissal from public
service of any teacher or school direct
or who shall refuse to receive into the
public schools any pupil on account of
race or nationality or for any other
reason whatsoever. the pupil being en-
titled to attend school in the district
passed. House joint memorial appeal
ing to congress to give New Mexico
statehood passed unanimously. Also
house Joint resolution asking congress
to grant more school lands to the ter
ritory House bill No. 166. =. ."......
ritory.
House bill No. 166, by Chapman.
passed. 1t adopts as official the fig
ures of the United States census of
1900.
House bill No. SO. by Walton. fixing
the period for the fling of suits on min
ing.
House bill No. A. by Walton, or
forcible entry on detainer passed.
To Repeal Coal Oil Inspection Law.
In the council Hinkle introduced a
bill to repeal the coal oil inspection
aw. Cruickshank by request intro
luced bill prohibiting the employ
nent of laborers brought into New
Mexico by coal. railroad construction
md quarrying corporations Fielder
moved the passage of the bill. Hinkle
moved its reference to the committee
IN territorial affairs. So referred.
Luna County Laid on Table.
In the afternoon in council Martinez
moved that the vote by which the
IIiniSIe substitute for council bill No.
So. the Luna county bill. failed to pass
at the morning session. The motion
prevailed by a vote of seven to five.
The bill was then placed on its pass
age and passed Z to and on motion
Of Fielder the matter was clinched by
that vote and laying the
pill on the table indefinitely.
Four Bills Signed.
Governor Otero today signed four
bills as follows: House bill No. Ill.
% prevent the larceny of livestock. in
reduced by Frank H. Winston; house
bill No 80 to amend section 16, chap
.er /. title one of the compiled laws of
1897. referring to appeals from justices
j the peace in certain cases. intro
iuced by Carl A. Dalies: house bill No.
Il. an act to amend section 1887 of the
laws of 1897. increasing the
minimum tax levy for school purposes
o mills. introduced by E. L. Cutter
'eZ: house bill No. 81, an act repeating
sections and 4 and amending section
of chapter II. of the session laws of
S99. relating to the filing of incor-
,oration papers. introduced by Carl \.
)alieS.