Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-19
TWenty-Fjrst Days 0oings
Of Legislature.
BILLS PASSED IN COUNCIL AND HOUSE
Both Houses Pushing Matters and Doing
Good Work for Territory.

The committee on municipal and prf-
vate corporations unfavorably reported
house bill No. IL
Under introduction of new bills,
house bill No. 106 was offered by Mr..
! Pendleton, an act to amend section
| 1904 of the compiled laws of 1897, rel
ative to abandoned children. Referred
to judiciary committee.
House bill No. 107 is by Mr.. Bowie,
an act to amend the law relating to
the reissue of lost certificates of stock,
Referred to committee on municipal
and private corporations.
House bill No. los is by Mr.. McIvers,
an act to prohibit the storing of ex-
! plosives in specific places. Referred to
( the committee on mining.
House bill No. 109 is by Mr.. Lew
ellyn. an act to define assault Referred
to the judiciary committee.
House bill No. 10 is by Mr.. Lew.
ellyn, an act to amend section 1867 OF
| the compiled laws of 1897 relating to
the manner of inflicting the death
penalty.
House bill No. III is by Pedro SAM
chez, by request to amend sections
1894. 1896, 3700 and 1901 of the COM
piled laws of 1897, relating to the board
of medical examiners. Referred to the
! judiciary committee.
House bill No. GA was unfavorably
reported by the committee on agri-
culture and manufacturing. A mi
nority report was presented against IL
on the ground that is provisions are
covered by existing laws. 1t Is the
exemption bill 1t was recommitted
to the committee on motion of Mr..
Gutierrez.
| The committee on military affairs
unfavorably reported house bill No. 35,
relating to the burial of INDECENT SOL
diers, as its provisions are covered by
a bill which has already passed the
council and is now pending in the
house. Mr.. Bowie, the author of the
BILL moved that the bill be tabled in
definitely and this was done.
The committee on territorial affairs
reported house bill Mol with the rec
ommendation that 1t do not pass 1t IL
the coal oil Inspection bill and was
! taDleu lndtnhlteiy,
! The committee o. military .ra,rs
then IaVo'ably report.ssa council bill
20. 6, providing for the burial of indi-
i gent soldiers, The report was adopted
o on motion Of Mr., Bowie, and under sus.
l. pension of the rules -. ..ie hin was imam,
e imously passed.
+, Cristoval Sanchez moved j.. ..,
mouse bill No, pi, relating to the re-
: "a. " A. b. Baca fer The capture and
: return to Santa Fe of Jose Telles, who
escaped from the Jail, under suspen-
sion of the rules This was agreed to
and then Mr.. Ortega wanted to amend
so that the name OF Jaramillo, who as
sisted Baca should appear in the bill.
The amendment was tabled on motion
of Mr.. Sanchez. The bill was then
passed. a
A message from the council announc-
ed the passage of council substitute for
council joint resolution No 4. Cris-
toyal Sanchez tried to have 1t referred
to a special committee, but failed.
House resolution No. was favora-
bly, reported by the committee on pri-
yate corporations. 1t requests infor-
nation from the territorial secretary
regarding corporations doing businesses
in New Mexico 1t was adopted.
Council bill No. Go, the district at
torney bill relating to Colfax and
Union counties was referred TO the
committee on judiciary Amended
council bill No. 81, an act to grade and
improve sire Is and assess the cost
against abutting property. was referred
to the committee on municipal corpora
| tions. Amended council bill No. 32, am
act relating to condemnation proceed
| ings for cities was referred to the
same committee. Council bill No. 67,
| relating TO the repeal of the section of
the present laws on the crime of as
sault by words, was referred to the
judiciary committee Amended council
bill No, 4, an act to create Roosevelt
county, was referred to the committee
on county and county lines
Martin Sanchez then introduced
house bill No. ia. an act to establish
territorial institution of learning at
Punta del Aqua, Valencia county. Re-
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