Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-03-16

house worked Saturday to a good ad-
vantage and q large number OF bills
were disposed of. The house m
council both passed the employees pay
resolution over the governors veto.
The resolution to prohibit further in
PRODUCTION of bills was considered and
the resolution defeated so all bills
may now come in without limit.
There will be plenty to do in the four
remaining days of the session.
! Bills that passed the house on Sat
. urday:
II. Is. No. $50, that no person snail
| be eligible to election or service as
a member of the common council or
any incorporated city, or as a membe
| of the board of trustees of an incor-
pprated town or village in the Terri
tory unless Mt the time of his election
such person shall reside within the
corporate limits of the city, town or
village in which he is elected. n
and shall also be the owner OF real
estate subject to taxation within such
corporate limits.
H. b. No. SO, an act to repeal an
act relative to damages of animals
and other provisions, being G. b. lO9,
of chapter XCII, of h session laws
of 1901, approved March 81, 1901.
This bill was introduced by Mr.. Var
gas of Rio Arriba county, and there
was considerable opposition. II being
passed by a III OF Is to 10. Mr.. How
ard of SocorrO county, objected 70
the bill for the reason tnat its enact
ment would take away from the own
ers of orchards and gardens in the
rural districts all protection they now
have. In this respect Mr.. Vargas
measure was an extremely vicious
one.
Baca's osteopathy bill passed by a
vote Of % to /. M. Daiies OF Valencia
county. voted against it. This bill
provides that any graduate OF any col
lege in The United States or Europe
shall be authorized to practice The
profession of ~osteopathy surgery, and
administer the treatment to the sick
infirm and affected. known as este
opathy and also that known as mas
I sage treatment. Notwithstanding an.
requirements o. provision of an act en-
titled an act to regulate the practices
of and provide for a board OF health
in New Mexico, approved March s
1901.
c. b. No. 1O3, introduced by Coun
Gilman Martinez, of Taos, relative t
public bitches.
? II. b. No. 1875, introduced by MI
, Montoya. by request Of the city Q
5 Albuquerque. amending and modify
, ing the Is, 81, % and 81 paragraph
, and article IL Of the seventh para
graph of section 24O2, laws of 1897
and section / and 5 of chapter "a O
the session laws of 1897, relative I
municipal corporations.
I G. b. No. IA, an act providing ior
uniform system of index for all IN
strumenrs affecting titles to real IS
tate, and for other purposes.
II. B. No. 176, an act repeating see
= tion 1894 of the complied laws Q
e 1897.
H. B. 169, an act to amend chapte
"a, session laws Of 1901. relating t
the publication of articles of incorpol
atoms. This provides for two insel
: ton and was introduced by Mr.. How
ard. Of Socorro.
II. S. for H. B. No. %, of Mr.. How
ard, an act to provide for the prope
assessment of live stock. This pr,
vides that where sheep are found ca
: ing at the time of taxation, the coul
IL ty they are found in shall recejv
8 one-half of the tax and the count
t where they are owned the other hal
, C. b. No. ga, an act providing Il
the drilling of artesian wells for tn
= penitentiary. This bill carries an al
J. preparation of IS. 900. Mr.. Bowie
e Mckinley, voted against it, claimin
II there was no chance of finding waite
and the Sc, 900 would be blown in IL
= useless work.
q C. b. No. 81, authorizing boards
r county commissioners to establis
L. election districts in precincts castir
over 500 votes.
I H. b. No. 139, to prevent cutting
timber on school sections 16 and 3
o OF other territorial lands.
1t The Torrance county bill passed |
a vote of % to 2. Messrs. Howard al
Ortega voted against it. This ne
county will take q part OF Bernalill
|. Santa Fee, Socorro and Valencia cou
lie ties. Progresso will probably be Il
county eat.
- H. B. 1913. by Mr.. Baca, an act I
funding, adjusting and compromisil
county Indebtedness.
1t H. B. 2OS, an act relating to the 7
n colote land grant.
n, A resolution by Mr.. Baca memoirs
: izing congress to pass II. b. No. ]
&c 1863, a good roads Law.
IN H. s. fore. b. No. 81. the gener
n appropriation bill carries in incT0a
"a OF about $4,000 over the bill
passed by the council.
Bills Killed.
IS Kilpatrfckss slot machine bill W
o. nailed by the committee. 1t pr0vid
as that owners of slot machines viii
{ are used for gambling purposes shou
u pay a monthly license OF SO, and
n moneys collected TO into and be q
III piled 10 the school fund in the d