Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-12

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and county officials. Rec
commended to pass.
Mr.. Howard introduced by request
n 3. No. s. from the citizens Of So
zorro county praying that a portion
such county be attached to Otero
county. Referred to committee on
county and county lines.
Mr.. Sanchez of Mora moved that
the rules be suspended for the pur-
of taking up out of its regular
order substitute for C. ]. r. No. 8,
The motion was carried by 10 to 5
and the resolution was read. On mo-
ton of Mr.. Baca the resolution was
referred to a special committee of
three for consideration and Tor amend
ment. The speaker appointed Messrs.
Baca. Sanchez of Valencia and Cutter
reZ.
A message was received from the
council saying that it had concurred
in the passage of H. S.. No. rs; an
act relative to the duties of the cat
tie sanitary board. The house at this
point took a recess until 2 O'Clock.
Afternoon Session.
The special committee on G. J. r.
No. 9, reported that they had amended
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be and is hereby appropriated to pay
the salaries of the house employees
The report was adopted. The speaker
announced that he had signed H. B.
No. rs; an act relative to the duties of
the cattle sanitary board. On motion
Mr.. Ortega H. B. No. IS, was taken
up and sent back to the judiciary COM
mittee. This bill is an act to attend
to the needs of the poor and was in
troduced by Mr.. Sanchez of San Mi
guel.
The following bills were introduced:
House bill No. 70, introduced by Mr..
Sandoval of Bernalillo, an act to Gre
ate and establish the county of San.
doval. fixing the boundaries thereof
and providing for it's government.
County and county lines. House
bill No. 80, introduced by Mr.. Montoya,
OF Bernalillo, an act entitled A act
to amend section 1888 Of chapter l, tt
tie IL. elections, of the Compiled Laws
of New Mexico of 1897. Judiciary.
House bill No. 81, introduced by Mr..
Dalies Of Valencia, IAN act in relation
to the payment of taxes by the Santa
Fee Pacific railroad" Finance.
House bill No. so, introduced by Mr..
Stockton Of Colfax, by request, An
act regarding the appointment of
school trustees" Education.
House bill No. 50. introduced by Mr..
Dalies of Valencia, IAN act authoriz-
ing the compilation and printing of
school laws for the purpse of giving
same into the hands of directors of
public schools in the several school
districts in the Territory of New Mex
ico." Education.
House bill No. "a, introduced by Mr..
Dalies of Valencia, An act entitled An
act giving m~ayordomOes of public
bitches the power to appoint assist
ant mayordomos." Irrigation.
House bill No. IS, introduced by Mr.
Dalies of Valencia, "An act to amend
section 1929, title 16 of the Compiled
Laws of 1897 Of the Territory of New
Mexico, and referring to the width of
the right of way of public highways"
Road and highways
House bill No. 80, introduced by
Mr.. Dalies of Valencia, an act entitled
AN act relating to the terms of Office
Of county commissioners" Judiciary.
Mr.. Dalies moved that G. B. No.
20 an act to repeal an act providing
for the inspection and testing Of coal
oil in the Territory of New Mexico,
be made special order for Friday
morning. Mr.. Bowie wanted it for
moved that the house go into a COM
of considering C. B. N. 20. The COM
mittee of which Mr.. Bowie was chair
man reported back to the house hat
it be passed.
A messenger from the council was
announced: "Mr. Speaker: l have
been instructed by the honorable leg
islative council to inform the honora-
BILE house of representatives that coun-
Gil has passed council substitute for
council bill No. 80, An act declaring
certain statutes of the Territory of
New Mexico, regulating the practice
and procedure in certain classes of
Eases to be in force and for other pJr-
poses, and relating to real estate of
infants and married women and per-
petuating testimony and respectfully
ask the concurrence of the honorable
house thereto
After debate by Messrs. Llewellyn,
Dalies, and Sanchez Of Taos for the
bill and MI. Sanchez of Mora, against
the bill it was repealed by a vote of
81 to 8, those voting nay were Cole
Inan, McCash and Sanchez Of Mora.
Council bill No. SO was then taken
up.
Council.
All members were present except
MI. Andrews. The following were ,n-
trOduced.
By Mr.. Pinard, council bill No. AZ,
an act repeating chapter ~ of the Ses-
sion laws OIL 1901, relating to the pay
ment of bounties on wild animals. 1t
also provides for the payment of the
following bounties: Coyotes and lynx
81; bear and mountain lion, $40 each,
providing for a tax levy of IL mill on
sheep and goats to pay these bounties
and regulating the manner OF pay
Referred to committee on ter
affairs.
Council bill No. 48. by Mr.. Pinard,
act requiring assessment Of all
in the county wherein it is
on the LIST of March. Referred
to committee on territorial affairs.
The president announced that he
had signed council joint resolution
No. s.
Mr.. Spiess introduced the following
four bills by request: Council bill No.
40, an act relating to consultations
and corporations. Referred to the
on municipal and private
Council bill No. so. an act relating
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