Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-13
TERRITORIAL
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planned their votes al great length and
much time was consumed in this pro-
ceeding. Mr.. Llewellyn then moved to
read the bill by title and on that mo-
ton demanded the previous question.
MI. Bowie objected to these tactics. He
denounced II as gag rule" and said he
did not admire a nan who would make
such a motion or men who would ad-
vocate such methods. He bitterly de-
nounced the tactics adopted. The pre-
vious question was ordered by a vote
of 16 to s, and then Mr.. Dalies moved
TO adjourn. Speaker Montoya held
that a motion to adjourn could not be
was put. Mr.. Bowie took exception to
the ruling and insisted that a motion
to adjourn vas always in order. The
speaker held to his ruling and then Mr..
Dalies moved to lay the motion on the
table, but this was held to be out of
order. The motion to read the bill a
second and third time by title was
then carried by a vote of 16 to 8.
Mr.. Llewellyn then moved the pas
sage of the bill and on that demanded
the previous question. Mr.. Bowie again
bitterly protested against the attempt
to prevent amendment or debate.
Speaker Montoya ruled that the motion
should be divided on the passage of
the bill He held that the motion, to
pass the bill should be considered
alone. Mr.. Dalies was recognized and
at length entered a protest against the
bill on behalf of Valencia county. He
said that Belen wanted the reform
school and spoke of the services rem
dered the republican party by his
county. He spoke along political lines
and made a strong plea that Valencia
county should be given consideration
in the matter and scored his colleagues
for not saying anything about the bill.
Mr.. Dalies spoke at great length on
this question and was followed by Mr..
Bowie with a motion to amend the bill
by striking out Ration and locating the
miners hospital at Gallup. and t. To-
cate the reform school at Belen. Mr..
Fitzpatrick presented a third amend
ment to locate the miners hospital at
Cerrillos. MIR. Ortega moved to ad-
journ but the motion was lost by a vote
of 9 ayes to Is ayes. Mr.. Bowie then
took the floor to speak on the amend
ments. He at great length, presented
the advantages of Gallup as the loca-
ton of the miners hospital and re-
FnrraI % fhn pnfntnn fnltrotry IF u-hinh
Gallup is the center. He denounced
the action of council members in work
Ing for the passage of the bill and
begged that the amendments should be
adopted. AS soon as he finished Mr..
Ortega again moved to adjourn, but it
was lost by the vote of is to s. On this
and all other roll calls, many members
explained their votes and much time
was consumed. Mr.. Dalies then rose
to speak to the amendments. After he
had spoken for about half an hour, Mr..
Lewellyn demanded that he be limited
in his time and that the 15-minute rule
be enforced. Martin Sanchez at once
granted his time. There was some par
liamentary sparring between Messrs.
Dalies and Llewellyn. This became
quite heated. The speaker called both
to order and then Mr.. Dalies and Mr.
Llewelllyn each apologized to the
house. Mr.. Dalies spoke for over ar
hour, different members granting him
their time. Throughout the debate
members rose to protest against per
cnno1 ofonEo ond tho cnnaEar uoc lppi
busy. When Mr.. Dalies has exhausted
all the time he could command, Cristo
val Sanchez moved to reject all amend
ments and demanded the previous
question. Martin Sanchez had risen t.
speak on the amendments, and Mr.
Dalies raised the point of order tina
M had the floor and Cristoval Sanche.
haA nd right to offer his motion at tina
time. The speaker spoke at grea
length and Cristoval Sanchez lose sew
eral times to object and claimed MI
Dalies was not combining himself to ex
p~lanattons. The speaker several time
ordered him to confne himself to hi
reasons for voting as he intended to
Finally, Mr.. Llewellyn rose to protes
and declared the ~so-called explanation
and the course of Mr.. Dalies to be dis
courteous to the speaker and an insult
to the house. Mr.. Dalies resumed ant
then was ordered to sit down by the
speaker. Mr.. Fitzpatrick rose to appea
from the ruling of the chair, but tn,
speaker did not hear a second to tn
appeal and again there was tumult
Finally order was restored and roll cal
was finished. The bill was passed /
to 8, those voting against it bein
Messrs. Sanchez of Valencia, Bowie
Dalies, Fitzpatrick, Ortega, Sandova
Gutierrez and Mr.. Speaker. A motto
to reconsider was then made and tn
motion tabled. 1t was after s o'cloc
when final adjournment was taken.
tSeventeenth Day-Morning Session
When the house met this mornin.
prayer was offered by the chaplain
Mr.. Sanchez moved to dispense wit