Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-02-10
THIRTY.FIFTH
LEGISLATIVE
ASSEMBLY
Fifteenth DAY, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY lO. lgO3

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hereby made part of the duty Of the
superintendent OF public instruction,
secretary of said board, to keep an ac-
curate record of all such proceedings
and report the same annually to the
governor of the territory, and be 1t
further
Resolved, That an engrossed copy Of
this joint resolution, signed by the
President of the Council and the Spea-
ker of the House and duly attested by
the chief clerks thereof be forwarded,
through the secretary of the territory
to Hon. John Hay, Secretary of State,
Washington, D. c., with a request that
it be presented through the courtesy Of
the United States embassy at London
to said trustees, and that a copy SINH
larly signed and attested, be forwarded
to Hon. George r. Parkyn of Toronto
Canada, legal representative of said
trustees for the United States.
House Bill No. 33, An act to amend
Sections l, 2, s, 8 and II of Chapter 66
the qualifications for jury duty, was
referred to the committee on judiciary.
Mr.. Hughes, from the committee on
finance, reported Council Joint Reso-
luton No. 9, providing for pay of en-
ployes, with the recommendation that
it be not adopted, and that the substi-
tute offered by the committee be adop-
ted. The original resolution appropria-
ted money to pay the employees of both
the Council and the House, but the
substitute appropriates only $1,195 to
pay for the Council employees alone
Mr.. Martinez dissented from the report
and voted against the adoption of the
substitute resolution. He said he did
so to be consistent, for he had intro
duced the original resolution Every
other member voted for the resolution
and it was adopted. The Council took
recess until o'clock this afternoon.
THE HOUSE.
Morning SESSION.
: The roll call this morning showed all
members present. Prayer was Offered
by the chaplain. The journal was read
and approved Speaker Montoya laid
before the House, as special order OF
business for the morning, substitute
, House Bill No. 75 which provides for
greater power and efficiency of the
| Cattle Sanitary Board and gives it au-
thority to issue bonds in case of epi-
: demic or danger of one, for which
quarantine should be maintained. A
. strong fight was made against the bill
!, in which Mr.. Cristoval Sanchez was
leader, and the entire morning was
, spent in filibustering. Mr.. Sanchez
first moved that the substitute be or
dered printed and re-referred to the
/ judiciary committee. Mr.. Dalies asked
| that the bill be read in full. The re-
{ quest was granted and the bill read
: It amends Sections 1877 and 200 of the
t Complied Laws of 1897. Mr.. Sanchez
then explained that his motion was
made as a demand for time to consider
the substitute. Mr.. Pollard protested
and said the bill had been introduced
at the request of the Cattle Sanitary
Board and was approved by that BODY
and the governor. He stated that Il
provides for the emergency that ha
h arisen of danger to the cattle industr!
q from Texas fever and prompt action II
4 needed. 1t was a general measure az
fecting the whole territory and he urg
ed It's immediate passage.
: Mr.. Pollard was interrupted by
e message from the Council announcing
the passage of Council Bill No. TO- tn
e coal oil repeal bill, and amended Coun
e Gil Bill No. 6, relating to the burial 0
INDECENT soldiers.
el Mr.. Pollard resumed his remarks an
n at some length spoke strongly In favo
lie of the bill and pointed out the wisdom
= of the measure
} Mr.. Llewellyn, as chairman OF tn
2, judiciary committee, said the commit
l. tee had carefully examined the bill an
lie nv a unanimous vote had recommends
it's passage. He said it is SO absoiutel
" simple that there need be no delay i
m its passage. Mr.. Bowie made speec
CT in favor of the passage of the Dill. M
Is Martin Sanchez moved it's reading tn
es third time preparatory to being place
", in passage. Mr.. Bowie offered as a
amendment to suspend the rules an
We Mr.. Pedro Sanchez went into the MI
g, tory of Texas and New Mexico at gre'
IN length. He said formerly Texas SCI
o, armed men to conquer New Mexico al
u now 1t sends fever. He believed
ne every man taking care of his own al
nm did not think the bill should be pass
without full investigation and consi
O. Grafton. He favored printing the b
Of and re-referring 1t and asked that tin
ed be given the members to know VIII
ps they are doing. Mr.. Turner favor
to- the amendment of Mr.. Bowie.
ms Cristoval Sanchez moved to table t
IN amendments. but the motion was IL
Of z yeas to II nays. The motion by n
Ter Bowie to suspend the rules and re
lrd the bill the third time preparatory
DR. its passage was then adopted by 10 to
-ge Mr.. Cristoval Sanchez moved to q
ngl 1ourn, but the motion was lost BY
m nays to yeas. On this and the ma
IN subsequent roli calls nearly all tho
at opposed to the passage Of the bill
sg- Continued On Fourth Pase.)