Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-24

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H. B. No. 116, by Mr.. McCash OF
Union, an act entitled an act to
amend part of section 1909 of the cleo
ton laws Of 1897. judiciary.
No. III, by Mr.. Sanchez of Mora, an
act requiring annual reports to be
made at close of each fiscal year by ali
officials. Territorial affairs.
No. 118, by Mr.. Sancnez Of Mora,
an act allowing the government OF
the United States to take possession
of and care for the old Mexican arch
ives of the Territory. Territorial af-
fairs.
No. 119, by Mr.. Sanchez of Mora, an
act to regulate the practice of medi-
cine and to provide for a board OF
health, approved March Sth, 1901. Ter
ritorial affairs.
No. 120,by Mr.. Baca of Santa Fe, all
act to authorize the practice of os-
teopathy and massage treatments In
New Mexico. Territorial affairs.
No. 121, by Mr.. Baca of Santa Fe,
an act authorizing and requiring peni-
Tertiary labor to construct a public
road from Santa Fe to Las Vegas.
Road and highways.
No. 122, by MI. Martinez of Guada-
lupe, an act to amend section 5 of the
Compiled Laws on community bitches
and aceQuias. Irrigation.
No. 1923, BY Mr.. Gutierrez of San MI
guel, an act relative to s. before
justices of the peace and how appeals
may be taken to the district court. Ju-
dietary.
No. 124, by Mr.. Howard of Socorro,
an act to prohibit Territorial and
county officers from becoming ~sureties
for others. Territorial affairs.
No. 125, by Mr.. Vargas OF Rio Arri-
ba, an act for the distribution of
school funds. Education.
No. 126, by Mr.. Ortega of Socorro,
an act to amend-section 1, chapter 108
of the session laws of 1901.
No. 1877 by Mr.. Coleman of San Mi
guel, an act relating to hours of en-
ployment for certain railroad employees
and providing penalties for the vio-
lation thereof. Railroads.
Mr.. Ortega of Socorro thinks the
translator in the house is underpaid,
he introduced a resolution asking
that he be placed on the pay roll al
So per day. Referred to committee on
finance.
Mr.. Sanchez, of Valencia, introduced
the following resolution:
BE it resolved by the house of rep
of the 35th legislative as
of the Territory Of New Mex
leo.
THAT this present house learns with
profound sorrow and deep regret of
the death of its late ex-member, the
Emiliano L. Gutierrez,
which occurred a year ago. Therefore
be 1t,
Resolved, that in his death the Ter
ritory Of New Mexico loses an able
legislator, an upright citizen, and his
relatives and family lose one of their
brightest members, a lear and dutiful
and a kind husband; and be it
Resolved, that these resolutions be
spread upon the records of this house,
communicated to the council and a
copy thereof be furnished to the father
the deceased, the Honorable Maxi
niano Gutierrez and to the bereaved
wife Of the deceased; and be it fur
her,
Resolved, That as a mark Of re-
'pect to the memory of the deceased,
tomorrow be set apart and public
business in this house be suspended to
give their tributes of respect to the
memory Of the departed and further
Is q mark of respect to his memory
his house do now adjourn"
Ordered to lie on the table to be
aiken up at a future day for action.
The speaker stated that in compli-
nee with the request of the council
o appoint a steering committee of
hree from the house to meet a like
committee Of the council. he would ap-
,Oint as such Committee the following
members: w. H. H. Llewellyn Of Dona
Ina county, to be chairman, Alex
Bowie Of Mckinley county and r. 4.
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