Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-03-03
THE LAST DAY
OF THE SESSION
The House Of Representa-
tives Will Probably Work
All Night to Clear the
Calendar.
THE AMTI-ANARCAIST BILL
It Was Up for Passage in the
Senate Today. No Night Ses-
sion of the Senate is Neces-
sary as Business is Well
Cleared From the Desks of
Members.
THE SENATE.


Washington, March 3.-At II o'clock
today the senate entered upon the last
legislative day of the 57th congress.
There will be no adjournment until IL
o'clock tomorrow, when the congress
expires by limitation.
A resolution was adopted continuing
until the next regular session the STAN
ding and select committees. The con-
ference reports on the sundry civil bill
was agreed to. Mr.. Hoar called the con-
ference report on the bill to protect the
president. Mr.. Bacon of Georgia, de-
clared that the alleged conference re-
port is bill, which, with the exception
of one single sentence, had never been
read in the senate. The bill, he said, Is
in its character and Is
absolutely subversive of the fundamen-
tai principles upon which the govern
ment is founded. Replying, Mr.. Hoar
insisted that the conference report was
the senate bill in it's entirety with the
exception of the matter pertaining to
anarchists.
The program in the senate for the
closing day is to take a recess at
o'clock until o'clock tomorrow. Be-
fore S o'clock, probably, all the confer
ence reports except the naval bill VIII
be agreed to. The understanding Is that
the Aldrich bill will not be passed. This
will practically clear the desks ana
the senators can avoid the usual all
night session preceding the end OF
congress.
THE HOUSE.
Washington, March 3.-When the
house reconvened at II o'clock this
morning, the prospect was that II
might remain in continuous session un-
til tomorrow noon. Despite the fact
that the session last night was pro-
longed until midnight, there was a
fairly large attendance on the floor ana
the galleries were we'll filled. AS soon
as Speaker Henderson called the house
TO order. Mr., Richardson, the minority
leader, attempted to make the point OF
no quorum, but the speaker recognized
Mr.. Payne to demand the ayes ana
nays on the pending question coming
over from last night, the adoption OF
the conference report on the immtgra-
ton bill. Mr.. Richardson insisted that
his point was good, but the speaker
oyer-ruled him and when the Demo-
cratic leader appealed from the decis-
sion he declined to entertain the ap-
peal on the ground that it was dilatory'
The report was then adopted 1877 to IT.
The presentation of the conference re-
port on a private pension bill was
made the occasion for some good ma
tured political chatting. Mr.. Mters OF
Indiana, said If the Republican party
was the good friend of the old soldiers
it professed to be, the house managers
would bring in rule to adopt CONFER
ence reports on the remaining pension
bills zen bloc"
THE DELAWARE SENATORS.
washington, March 81. Frank AL
lice and L. Heisler Ball were sworn in
as senators from Delaware at ESQ p.
m. today. This is the first time that
Delaware has been represented In the
senate for two years.
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ton presented was from citizens of Els
Icondido, precinct 2, Socorro county
demanding the passage Of House Bill
No. 26. the Ortega acequia bill = Mr'
Albright presented petition from pre-
c,nct 13: Bernalillo county, asking the
massage Of the same bill. Both were
referred to the judiciary committee.
Council Bill No. 20, An act regu'ar-
ling the fling Of statements BY insur-
lance companies and for other purposes
was then taken UP. The Recommended
ton Of the committee was to strike ou'
Isection 3 which requires that no fire
Insurance company may do business ir
New Mexico without first depositinf
i with the treasury $4,000 ip money, OF
approved securities as a security
rainst losses. Mr.. Fall moved t.
amend to make the fees for filinf
lcharters Of deeds of settlements, paya
|ble to the territorial treasurer to b.
used for the school fund, instead OF t
the auditor. Mr.. Fall said he did no
want to increase the auditors income
} Mr.. spiess seconded the motion. MI
Amado Chaves desired to recommit tn
. bill, but Mr.. Fall insisted that the bill
as amended pass so that the sSS
should go to the school fund. Tn
amendment was lost, Messrs. Albright
Amado Chaves, Duncan, Jaramilie
Marines and spiess voting nay. Tn
bill then went to the third reading O
/ slmotion Of Mr.. Marines.
4 aMr. Hawkins opposed the bill an
said he wanted to know what the audi
-itor u getting. He declared that ever
{ tlterritorial onlcer should ne forced
y (Continusd on Fourth Rase.)