Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-03-16

the latter defendine II, the bill passed,
az amended In the conference corr.
mittce. Messrs CruicEshank Easley
aud Fielder In the negative.
Council bill No. 81. relating 20
appeals from probate judges. was q.
called ON molten q, Mr. Springer.
from the house. In order 10 make Ger.
tain notifications. and the vote ~
which u passed was reconsidered aud
the bill sent back to the committee un
judiciary
House bin No. G. the deaf and dumb
asylum measure, was called up. AMI
the council substitute therefor WAS
read and duly passed The act as at
present framed H. very nearly con
structed along the lines originally
adopted by Mr. Read In his house bill
ON the subject
Mt splcss. from the committee on
railways. reported council bin No "a
Tor the protection ~ discharged ein.
ploycs and to prevent blackiistIng.
with an amendment providing that
employees should be- entitled to q prop
or lettor Of service discharge unless
the applicant is dismissed because Of
drunkenness. carclessness or the wall
ton destruction " property Tho
amendment was adopted.
By unanimous consent Mr. Cruick
shank introduced bill II proved
TO be council bin No lOl. repeating an
Iuwr Ia respect 10 the inspection 81
coal oil inspector Mr.. spless IN
Weighed against any such sweeping
measure. saying he was opposed tu
the Standard Oh company making
New Mexico a dumping ground for
its most lnnammablc. cheap and dan.
gerous products, and declared that he
favored some such law as that pro.
posed by Representative Barnes.
which would cut down tho inspection
fees. but raise the grade ~ oil to be
marketed In New Mexico Mr..
Cruiokshank pressed his bin for I'm
mediate passage Mr.. spicss moved
to refer Il 20 the committee on terri.
torlal affairs. with instructions 10 re-
port u back go the council IN three
days. The thing TO do, said MIR Criuck
shank. is 10 repeal the old law and
then enact a new one with proper
safeguards ON this subject Mr. Hat
rison agreed with Mr.. CrulckshanS
After a lengthy aud spicy debate IN,
bin to repeal the coal oil law and abol
ish the Office 81 inspector passed. ~
to =. Messrs. splcss and Navarro IN
the negative.
Mr. Fielder introduced n bill. coun
ell bin No 1902. 10 provide tor the Is
sue 81 $50. 900 In territorial bonds t,l
tho agricultural college. interest an.
principal to be- met by the income ir
rived from the sale ~ 10000 OF pa,
100. 600 acres OF lands donated D,
congress for the benefit OF that .nati
tuition. referred TO the committee o.
finance.
Council bill No. 1893 introduced b'
Mr. Hughes. providing for the propr
inspection Of coal OIL etc WAS "a
fcrred Ia the committee on dniur
This bin authorizes the governor &
appoint an inspector at salary OF -
i00 per annum. with an allowance a
$500 per year for travelling "a
penscs. who snall make monthly O.
ports 10 the governor II "a made
misdcmoan0r 60 oncr Tor sale IN 80.
Mexico any oil OF less than 800 Gr
.rat and % specific gravity. or glH
ire OF less specific gravity tnal e.
= aud for every gallon OF such iliumi'
lting fluids inspected and placed 5
the market la this territory the @
. companies shall pay monthly into On
, territorial treasurer ! cent per
as per the report fled boy the in3p".
r tor
I, Mr. Hughes moved 90 rHC.n. '.r o.
3 vote by which Mr. Cruickahank
!. council bin No iol, repeating the co.
h OIL inspection law, passed, and refr
A that bill To the finance committee.
: be considered along with HIS bill a
A the subject On motion OF Mr.. Harr
!. son. Mr. Hughes motion was table
4 indefinitely. Co 4, those voting
reconsider being Mossrs Hughes, \
Il varro. Spiess and Springer. 81
/. Hughes bin was sent to the hnanC
a committee.
Council bin No. 90, the Luna count
/, bill. then came up as one OF the 50
, cial orders for the morning hour, b,
a on motion OF Mr. Spiess It's consider
q tion was postponed TO 10 a. m. todn
MIR. Spies asked unanimous cOnsoI
To Introduce a bill. Objection. NJ
Hughes moved recess 10 p. .
Carrled-S To e.