Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-02-23

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from an organization % Ration styling
itsolf A.y Auti Road Tax league. aud
signed by George n Frisby aud George
r.. Mcmillan. president aud secretary
which whereasrd and alleged that Ger
tain parties were conspirlng against their
peace. welfare aud personal liberty, hay
lnK handed themselves together under
The name Of the Municipal League of
New Mexico Tor the purpose of inducing
the Legislature a. pass ruad tax laws aud
other oppressive aud un-Americaa laws,
aud the said Anti Road Tax league
prayed therefore that an such laws be-
J forever Indefinitely tabled, etc, by the
Thirty fourth legislative assembly. The
petition was sent io the committee on
municipal corporations
House bili NJ. 3s authorizing foreign
railroad companies 10 construct branch
lines IN New McNico; house 5ill n" a.
Mr. Walion's bin on practice IN eases ~
forcihle entry OF deialuer. house bin No.
., on legal practice. also by Mr.. Walton
we're considered aud passed
Counrn bin No. ~. amending bank
ing laws. introduced by Mr.. Harrison
was then taken up, amended and passed
Il makes stockholders. among othe.
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of their stock In any bank.
Council bin No ~. caualizing salaries
| paid 10 county school superiniendents
repeating the iaw enacted two years ago
cutting down the salary ~ those officers
in Grant aud Sororro counties. and ~.
lowing them SiDO each year. was diS.
cussei and passed.
Council bin No. a., requiring peddlers
1 l..F q eaf
$50 a year therefor. passed. after the
adoption cf an amendment by Mr. Field.
cr calculating Ia provisions
Council bill No. -, the Cruickshank
| hill providing far a geological survey or
New Mexico was discussed az some
length. Mr. Springer ai first opposed
the measure. saying the levy would pro
vide only about $1,000 yearly 10 meet
the expense. This he regarded ~ not
nonr enough aud hv th"ws..t sh- Unitrd
States government should foot the entire
cost Mr.. Crnickshank spoke In the
same strata, gaying the national govern.
mcnt was expected 10 foot NJ least half
the total cost, aud finally the bill passed
unanimously.
Council bill No. ~. by Mr. Barnes.
was also considered. amended aud passed
as reported 10y the committee This au-
thorlzes sheriiis to make quarterly re-
ports after examining al liquor aud
gambling places Ia their county. aud
should they hni the law hciug violated
tn arrest aud take Offenders before jus.
ticrs ~ the peace for hearing Under
existing law only grand iurics can in
diet aud hiring offenders to trial In such
eases. and that method b. deemed cn.
trcly tD vlow tu he effective. particu-
larry rs regarda the sale ~ intoxiCants
To- Indians
The afternoon session of the council
was devoted to memorial services Ia hon
: or of the late Thomas A. Flnical. for
! ncr member of the council. Alr Hughes
, paid an cloqucni tribute tn the fair name
%, his former friend and colleague Ap-
A propriaic addresses were also made by
. Couneilmcn Spiess Harrison aud Eazley,
A and hy the venerable Father G0y. chap.
2 lam of the council. On motion 0f Mr.
! hughes the proceedings were ordered
n written ont Ia fun. engrossed and sent
n 10 the family ~ the deceased.
In the house yesterday morning "a,
following new bills were introduced an,
referred
House bill No. ii5. by MI Bateman
). amending sections, 1851, l1siT aud lWis
Compiled Laws. referred 10 committee al
territorial affairs.
House bin No. iiG. by AIR. sanchez o
/ Mora. providing Tor the compensation o
/. certain county officers; committee ol
10 finance.
!, ilnuse bul NJ it7. by Nc Gomcz, rel
j. atWe to the manner of paying cmploye
al
" private corporations.
a llouse hiii Ne. liS, hy Mr. Martinez
,e to restrict aud regulate gambling, com
h mittee ON militia.
ii House hiil No. 100. by Mr. Dniies, an
m thnyzinE Justices of the peace. insteal
,d of probate clerks. tn issue iic.nses fo
pf social dances etc, when application
m made Tor same. aud providing punish
e. uirnt Tor dlsiurbers of such social gath
~ erings, was taken up. Mr. Slaughtr
IN conld ser nothing harmful In the bill, d
"A Il was not compulsory upon any one 4
n take out the license. Mr. chapman, Nj
- Barnes. M. Sanchez of Valencia. Hn
In others made inquring remarks on th
"A subject. aud the bin passed ~ 10 Z.
"a House hill No. q, relating to the trrr
ad iorinl institute for the deaf aud duml
lp Introduced by mir. Read. came hae
No. frum committee with several ameni
~ ments. The speaker called Mr. Row
"a. 20 the chair. took the iloor aud moved "a
be adoption of the report, which motion pr
"a vailed aud the bill was placed upon Z
th passage Mr.. Read explained the an
H. port uf the bill al length. reviewing "a
"a history ~ this institution prior 90 au
ea since Il was declared territorial inst
az tuition some years ago The speah'
10 said hts inforp.atiun was that in q vel
short time some Si3.VD would be- avs
or able for use from puhlic land sales
of lensss. hence he had modified the origin
m bill calliaR foF straight approprati,
Co. of S1,Wn out Of the territorial treasur
- 80 that the Taxpayers would not he calil
upon FOR cent 10 build up and mai
- tain this institution, hut the prOcea
. therefor would eome soleiy from the al
position at these public lnnds belongil
iu the deaf aud dumb 0f the terrltof
now number seventy i've Of achoel a
aud 80 aside and dedicated 20 that aol
purpose. Mr. barnes also sBoke IN
vor of the biil, referring a. the kuma
principle Involved Mr thapm
thought the enase s' worthy that Z
measure ehouid pass by unsnima
vote. aud 30 Il did pass unanlla laDusly
WheE the house reassembled ~
O'clock Mf ssncheS Of Valencia c0Bu
asked foF and was granted ananimn
consent 90 esu up bis bill No. ~ e
afine aud locailns a normal schQoi
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