Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-10
TERRITORIAL
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and said violent legislation is not
very good He spoke against the
Rodey bill and salu It is dangerous to
owners of small numbers of cattle. He.
asked that the memorial take its reg
ular course. so Mr.. Baca withdrew his
motion and the memorial was referred
to the committee on stock and stock
raising.
On third reading of bills. house bill
No. 5. by Cristoval Sanchez, an act
providing that no one shall work on
Sunday except in attending sheep, was
reported by the judiciary committee
with the recommendation that II do
not pass. as its provisions are covered
by existing laws. AIR. Bowie moved
to adopt the report of the committee,
but MIR. Sanchez protested and spoke
in favor of the bill. Mr.. Llewellyn sug-
gested that the bill be recommitted to
the committee and that Mr.. Sanchez
be notified when 1t would be again
taken up The suggestion was accept
ed and MI. Bowie withdrew his motion.
The bill was recomnltted.
C. Sanchez moved that council Joint
resolution No. 5, providing for the
payment for the printing of the an
nual report of the Superintendent of
public instruction, be considered under
suspension of the rules. Pedro San
chez moved that the resolution be read
the third time by title and be put ON
its adoption under suspension of the
rules. This motion was carried, and
Mr.. Baca moved the adoption of the
resolution. Mr.. Bowie objected be-
cause the resolution carried an appro-
priation and he said he had not had
sufficient time to consider it. Mr..
Llewellyn asked him If it was not a
fact that he was familiar with its pro-
| visions, and Mr.. Bowie said he was,
but wished to give it more considera.
ton. Mr.. Baca explained the resolu-
ton at some detail and a roll call was
demanded. 1t was adopted by 20 to 2.
Mr.. Bowie and Mr.. Fitzpatrick voted
against it.
The house adjourned until . O'Clock
in the afternoon.
Afternoon Session.
AS soon as the house met, Speaker
Montoya called for bills on third read
ing. House bill No. l., an act to have
all criminals condemned to execution
brought to the territorial penitentiary
for that purpose, which had been re
ported by the committee on judiciary
with the recommendation that it dc
not pass on account of the great ex
pense attached to its enforcement, was
then taken up. Mr.. Llewellyn moved
the adoption of the report, and Girls,
toval Sanchez moved to lay the report
! Of the committee on the table. The
latter motion was lost by II noes to I
ayes. The report was then adopted.
Mr.. Dalies, who was absent from the
morning session, asked unanimous-con
sent to report on two bills. Cristova'
Sanchez objected and Mr.. Fitzpatrick
moved to suspend the rules and per
NIT Mr.. Dalies to report on the bills
A roll call was demanded. Cristova
Sanchez said he wanted to consider
the bills because he is a member of the
committee and he might want to make
a minority report. The motion to sus
pend the rules was lost by 13 to IL.
House bill No. II, by Mr.. Sanchez
an act regarding the age qualifications
of jurors, was reported by the commit
tee on judiciary with the recommends
ton that it do not pass rs its provis
ions are embodied in house bill No
33. The report was adopted.
House bill No. 33, by Mr.. Llewellyn
an act relating to jurors and to amend
sections l, 2, 5, 8 and IL of chapter &c
session laws of 1899, was reported by
the judiciary committee with the rec
ommendation that it pass. The bill
was read in detail and the report was
adopted. The bill vas read the thirt
time by title. Mr.. Dalies presented al
amendment exempting physicians anc
clergymen from jury service.
Cristoval Sanchez moved to lay tn,
amendment on the table and a roll cal
was ordered, Mr.. Llewellyn ~proteste,
against including clergymen and ply
sicians among those not required t
serve when the others disqualified ar,
habitual drunkards, and professions
gamblers. The amendment was table,
by a vote of 16 to s. Mr.. Gutierre
asked that the vote on the passage o
the bill be postponed until 10 o'clocl
Tuesday morning as he had an amend
ment to offer. The house refused L
postpone by a vote of IL to IL. Tn
bill vas then passed unanimously.
Mr.. Ortega asked unanimous consen
to Introduce house bill No. rs, an &C