Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-02-06

| name of VIM. Fitzpatrick to the com
mittees on municipal corporations; lie
also stated that wherever the name
mittee the name of Mr.. McCash OF
Union county was to be substituted
At this juncture. Mr.. Bowie OF Nc
Kinley county was called to preside
on account of the speaker asking to
be relieved for about an hour.
Mr. Gutierrez presented petition
from the citizens Of San Miguel coun-
| ty, praying that the law regulating
the practice of medicine and providine
for a sanitary board in New Mexico
be amended Referred to committee
on Indian affairs.
Under the heading of introduction
of bills. the following bills were in
troduced:
House bill No. So. introduced by
Mr.. Shanchez of Mora. an acI TO re-
quire county school superintendents to
furnish their official bonds and qualify
within certain time and for other
purposes. Committee on education.
House bill No. so introduced by Carl
A, Dalies, an act entitled, "an act to
provide for the compensation of emu
merators of persons of school age In
the several school districts of the Ter
ritory Of New Mexico" Committee on
education.
House bill No. 81, introduced by Mr..
Turner Of Grant, an act to amend sec>
tion 1 of Chapter 46 of the session
laws of New Mexico, 1901, being an
act entitled. IAN act for the protection
of elk, deer, antelope and mountain
sheep in the Territory of New Mexico,
approved March 10th, 1901" Commit
lee oLjudiciary.
The following message from the
council was received;
Mr.. Speaker am instructed by
the Hon. Legislative Council to inform
This Hon. House that the council has
passed amended council joint resolu-
ton No. (providing for printing Of
governors message in both English
and Spanish.)
The council has also passed amend
ed council bill No. ), all ac. entitled,
IAN act comforting additional duties
and powers upon mayors or cities and
tows." And respectfully ask the CON.
currence of this honorable body in
the same.
House bill No. 62 introduced by Mr.
Turner, of Grant. IAN act to amend
Chapter 10,section l of the session
acts of the thirty-fourth legislative as
sembly approved February 9th, 1901,
entitled IAN act relating to bounties
on wild animals" Referred to the
committee on stock and stock-raising.
House bill No. 63 introduced by Mr..
Sanchez Of Taos by request, AN act
providing means for the United States
land commissioner 10 continue his
work in selecting the lands for the
Territory and reimbursing advances
made for that purpose.
By request of Mr. Sanchez Of Mora,
the bill was referred, after being read
first and second time by title. to the
committee on public institutions.
House bill No. GA introduced by Mr..
Romero, IAN act relating to allowing
heads of families an exemption of
5000 and to amend section of Chapter
% Of the laws of 1899." Committee
on agriculture and manufactures.
House bill No. 65 introduced by w.
H. Coleman, an act entitled, IAN act
to compel railroad companies and COR
porations to furnish two white brake
men on all passenger trains OF over
three cars Referred TO the commit
tee on railroads.
House bill No. Sc, introduced by MI.
Sanchez of Taos. an act entitled, "aL
act to amend section of an act of
the legislative assembly of New Mex
leo entitled. IAN act prescribing the
duties of the sheriffs of the several
counties. relating to licenses for IL
quor and gambling" Referred to
the committee on education.
House bill No. 67, introduced by Mr..
Pendleton of San Juan. IAN act to re-
peal section 1857 Of the compiled laws
of 1897. relating to the exemption of
5000 to heads of families from taxa
tion." Referred to the committee on
| finance
House bill No. 6S, introduced by Mr.,
Pendleton. of San Juan. an act to
amend an act entitled IAN act relating
to public schools, the same being
council bill No. 20. approved March
IA, 1901" Referred to the committee
on education.
House bill No 50, introduced by Mr..
Sanchez Of Valencia. an act entitled,
"an act providing for the payment OF
Territorial ofi1cers.''
Mr.. Baca Of Santa Fe, moved that
the rules be suspended and that the
bill be considered, translated and
printed, and under further suspen-
sion Of the rules that it be read q
third time by title preparatory to its
passage.
Mr.. Vargas Of Rio Arriba moved to
amend the motion Of the gentleman
from Santa Fe. that the bill be refer.
red to its proper committee. The mo-
was carried BY II to 8.
House bill No. 50 vas then ordered
translated and printed and referred
to the committee on Territorial f.
fairs.
The following house resolutions
were then tntro1uced il their regular
order;;