Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-02-05

chair in his place.
House Petition No. 3 was introduced
by Mr. Gutierrez by request. The peti
tion asks the legislature to amend th
statutes regulating the practice Of med
icine and establishing a territoria
board of health so that any person O
good repute and fair knowledge ma!
sell medicine and treat patients. Th'
petition was referred to the committed
on Indian affairs upon motion of Mr.
Cristoval Sanchez.
The following bills were then intro.
duced:
House Bill No. SO, An act to require
county school superintendents to fur.
nish their official bond and to qualify
within a time and for other purposes
Introduced by Mr.. Cristoval Sanchez
Referred to committee on education.
House Bill No. go, by Mr.. Dalies, An
act to provide for the compensation of
enumerators of persons of school age
Referred to committee on finance.
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amend Section /, Chapter 46 of the Com
| piled Laws of 1901, to protect elk, deer
and mountain sheep. Referred to COM
I mittee on judiciary.
House Bill No. 81, by Mr.. Turner, to
amend Chapter 1O Section Of the acts
of the 34th Legislative assembly relating
ing to bounties on wild animals.
House Bill No. So, by Mr.. Pedro San
chez, An act providing means for the
United States land commission to con-
tinue it's work in selecting lands for the
territory and reimbursing advances
made for the purpose. Referred to the
committee on lands and public lands.
House Bill No. GA, by Mr.. Romero, An
act relating to allowing heads Of famil-
les an exemption Of 5000 and to amend
Section 8, Chapter %, of the Laws OF
1899. Referred to the committee on
agriculture.
House Bill No. 65 by Mr.. Coleman, An
act to compel railroad companies and
corporations to furnish two white
brakemen on all passenger trains * ov-
er three cars. Referred to committee on
railroads.
House Bill No. 66, by Mr.. Pedro San
chez, An act amending the statutes re-
lative to the duties of sheriffs in the
collection Of licenses from gambling
houses and saloons. Referred to the
committee on education.
House Bill No. 81, introduced by Mr..
Pendleton, An act to repeal Section 1757
of the Compiled Laws of 1897 relating to
the exemption of 5000 Of heads of fam
lilies from taxation. Referred to COM
mittee on judiciary.
House Bill No. 6S, by Mr.. Pendleton,
An act to amend Council Bill No. 20, APP
proved on March IA, 1901, relating to the
public schools. Referred to committee
on education.
House Bill No. 60, by Mr.. Martin San
chez, An act providing for the payment
Of territorial officers. This bill provides
that territorial officials must make
their headquarters in the offices in the
capitol building assigned to them by
the capitol custodian committee.
Mr.. Baca moved immediate passage
Of the bill. Mr.. Vargas opposed the mo-
ton. Mr.. Martinez cautioned against
rushing bills through the House In this
fashion. Mr.. Llewellyn also opposed
the motion. Mr.. Martin Sanchez urged
immediate action as the House has been
in session 1S days and but little had
been accomplished. The bill in question
was short, easily understood and meant
no harm. The motion was defeated II
to 8. Referred to committee on terri
torial affairs.
House Resolution No. z was introduce
ed by Mr.. Baca, providing that the use
Of the chamber of the house of repre-
sentatives be granted the New Mexico
Historical Society for public meeting
on Tuesday evening, Feb. H. The res
olution was passed CERT
House Resolution No. 8, by Mr.. Dali
les, providing that the title of all bills
introduced convey the nature Of the
contents. The resolution was tabled by
a vote Of II to 4.
Council Joint Resolution No. was
referred to the committee on printing,
after being read. The resolution pro-
vides for the printing of Governor
Otero's message to the 35th legislative
assembly ir English and Spanish.
A petition was read by Mr.. Llewellyn,
signed by the Republican members OF
the House. asking that Mr.. Coleman be
permitted to name house employe.
The petition was granted as was also
the request that Mr.. McCash be permit
ted to name territorial employe.
The House then adjourned until Mon
day forenoon at 10 o'clock, out Of res
pect to Mr.. Frank A. Hubbell, chairman
Of the Republican Territorial Central
Committee. whose family had been af-
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