Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-01
COUNCIL.
NINTH pAY-MoRN1Na SESSION

roll call all answered 10 meir
names. Quorum present. The journal
of the previous days session was then
read and approved.
Mr.. Easley offerei council petition
No. 4, signed by the citizens OF SAINT
Fe, asking for the establishment OF a
miners hospital. Referred to the com
mlttee on lands of public institutions.
Messages from the house announcing
that that body had refused TO concur
in the passage OF council joint memorl-
al No. 1 regarding legislation In favor
Of stockraisers; that that body had ful-
ly concurred in the passage OF council
substitute for house joint resolution
No. 1, and hat that body had fully con-
CURED in the passage OF council joint
resolution No. /. with a slight amend
ment prvviding for the printing of the
governors message. and that that body
had concurred In the passage Of coun
ell joint resolution No. 4. authorizing
and instructing CHIEF clerks of the
Thirty-ruorth legislative assembly to
furnish copies Of bills to newspapers:
which message was received.
Mr.. Navarro offered council petition
No. s in regard to a municipal league
Of New Mexico. Referred TO committee
on municipal and private corporations.
Mr.. Cruickshank asked for unani-
mou consent to introduce council Joint
resolution NJ. 8, providing for contin-
gent expenses Of the Thirty-tourth leg
isiative assembly. Unanimous consent
being had Mr.. Cruickshank introduced
council joint resolution No. s. which
was read the first time in full.
Mr.. Harrison moved that the rules be
suspended. that council joint resolution
No. 5 be read the second time by title,
which motion being duly seconded by
Mr.. Burns, was put to a vote, declared
carried. and council joint resolution No.
5 was read the second time by title.
MFR. Hughes moved mat the rules be
further suspended. -hat council joint
resolution No. s be considered trans.
lated. printed and referred and read
the third time by title preparatory TO
its passage. which motion being duly
seconded by Mr.. Martinez was declared
carried and council Joint resolution No.
5 was thereupon read the thind time by
title preparatory to its passage.
Mr.. Martinez moved that council
Joint resolution No. 6 do now pass.
which motion being duly seconded by
Mr.. Crulckshank was put to a vote. car
ried and council joint resolution No. 8
was ~thereupon declared duly passed.
The reports OF standing committees
being in order Mr.. Springer was recog-
nized and presented the following re-
port.
Mr.. President: Your committee on
judiciary. to whom la referred coun-
ell bill No. /, have had the same un-
der consideration. and l am directed
TO report the said bill to the council
with the recommendation that II be
passed with certain amendments, to-
with;
In section l, line 2, after the word
age" lnsert the word "of."
In section /. line 3, after the word
with insert the word "in."
In section 2, line 8, after the word
any insert the words machine or"
In section 2. line s. At the end OF the
line add the words acquired or trans
ferred."
In section 3, line s, instead of lin
toxicatior' Insert Intoxicating"
In section 7, line 4. add paragraph
attached to copy OF bill herewith re-
turned. as foliowB; And the propri-
etor or owner of any OF the establish
ments mentioned in this act shall be
liable to the penalties prescribed by
this act. for any violation Of its pro-
visions within or at their establish
ments. whether committed by them.
selves or by persons In their employ.
Mr.. Easley introduced council bill
No, 80. an act entitled An Act to create
and establish a miners hospital and
to provide for the maintenance there
Of.
Mr.. Cruickshank introduced coun-
ell bin No. "a. an act entitled An Act
TO amend chapter 90, of the laws OF
1891. entitled AN Act to provide for
the organization. discipline and regu-
lation Of the militia of the territory Of
New Mexico" approved March II. 1897.
Referred to the committee on militia.
Council joint resolution No. 6 regard
Ing children's home at Albuquerque,
was introduced by Mr.. Burns.
Mr.. Harrison moved that the rules be
suspended, that council joint resolution
| No. 6 be cad the second time by title,
which motion being duly seconded by
Mr.. Burns was put 70 a vote, declared
carried, and council joint resolution
No, 6 was thereupon read the second
time by title.
Mr.. Hinkle moved that the rules be
further suspended and that council
joint resolution Nc. 9 be read a third
time by title preparatory TO it's passage
without translating or printing, which
motion being duly seconded was put tC
a vote and lost.
Mr.. Spiess moved that council join
resolution No. 6 be ordered translated
printed and referred TO the commute,
on finance, which motion being dul!
seconded by Mr.. Hughes. was declared
carried.
Mr.. Springer was recognized and pre-
scented the following report:
Mr.. President: Your committee OF
judiciary. To whom was referred coun
ell bill No. II have had the same un
der consideration and | am directe,
to report The said bill TO the council
WIN VA fNOullllrIlAAdk4on Lndk II %
passed with certain corrections o
clerical errors indicated upon a cop,
herewith returned.
Mr. Springer moved that the amend
ments as reported be adopted. whlcl
motion being duly seconded by Mi
Harrison was put to a vote and de
clareed carried.
Mr.. Springer moved that council bill
No, !. as amended, be read the thir
time by title. preparatory to It's pas
sage, which motion being duly second
ed by Mr.. Spless was put to a vot,
declared carried, and council bill NJ
l was thereupon read the third tim
by title preparatory 10 It's passage,
Mr.. Martinez moved tina the bill q
now pass as amended, which motto
was duly seconded by Mr.. Navarro an
put to a vote and passed.
Council bill No. II being called u
tor action the report OF the commi
tee thereon vas read. Mr.. Syringe
moved that the report Of the commit
tea on the bill be adopted. which m,