Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-02-15
LEGISLATIVE
ASSEMBLY
HOUSE.
Thirtieth Day, Afternoon Session
Continued From Yesterdays


Recommending passage. The bill
passed unanimously.
The committee on internal improve
ments reported House Bill No. So, by
Mr. Griego, exempting benevolent and
church societies from paying licenses
for giving entertainments, recommend
ling passage. An amendment was Of
fered by Mr.. de Baca striking out GER
tain words. The report was adopted
together with the amendment. The bill
passed unanimously together with the
amendment.
The committee on agriculture and
manufactures reported House Bill No.
Sc, by Mr.. Pendleton, An Act relating
to public fences, recommending pas
sage. The report was adopted. The
bill passed unanimously.
The committee on agriculture and
manufactures reported Council Bill No.
III, by Mr.. Ballard, An Act to amend
section 2 chapter A, of the laws of
the Thirty-third Legislative Assembly
relating to protection of stock raisers,
recommending passage. The report
was adopted and the bill passed unani-
mously. The House then adjourned un-
til 10 o'clock Wednesday morning.
HOUSE.
Morning Observation-Disclosures Day.
Speaker Carl A. Dalies called the
House to order at 1915. Every mem.
Der answered to the roll call. The
reading of the journal of yesterday was
dispensed with.
BUSINESS ON SPEAKERS TABLE.
Council Bill No. SO, by Mr.. Chaves,
providing for the protection of proper
ty from injury by the waters of the
Rio Grande. Referred to the commit
tee on irrigation.
Council Bill No. 40, by Mr.. Greer,
An Act providing for fixing fees for re-
cording brands and fixing the salary
of the secretary of the Cattle Sanitary
Board. Referred to the committee on
agriculture and manufactures.
Council Bill No. Sc, by Mr.. Martinez,
relating to the punishment of persons
receiving bribes and those offering I,
them. Referred to the committee on
judiciary.
PRESENTATIONS OF PETITIONS
AND MEMORIALS.
Mr.. Neblett moved that the vote by !,
which House Bill No. AZ passed the
House be reconsidered, motion carried. !
The bill was introduced by Mr.. Luna :
and relates to acequia elections. Mr.. !
Neblett then moved that the bill be
laid on the table indefinitely and upon
vote the bill was tabled, Messrs. Luna.
Griego and Sandoval, of Santa Fe, vot-
Ing no.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
House Bill No. 81, by Mr.. de Baca,
An Act providing for the collection of 1
poll tax. Referred to the committee
IN education. +,
House Bill No. S8, by Mr. Vigil, An :,
Act regulating the fares of passengers
IN railroads in this Territory. Re- u
erred to committee on railroads.
House Bill No. 80, by Mr.. Wilkerson,
An Act to abolish the county of Sando- 4
val and create the new county Of San /
loval with different boundaries. 1t
vas moved by Mr.. Ortiz that the rules 4
'e suspended and bill be taken up for 4
The motion was carried
9 for and against. Mr.. Crollot
moved that the bill be passed. It was {
'assed unanimously. Mr. Crollot I
moved that the vote be reconstdered
nd the motion tabled. The motion was II
arried.
House Bill No. 80, by Mr. Pendleton,
IN Act authorizing Miss Sue Greenleaf !
Q write a school history of New Mexi- :
U. and for other PURPOSES. Referred !
o the committee on finance.
House Bill No. 10, by Mr.. Neblett,
IN Act authorizing armory boards to
ontrol and authorize appropriation for
he construction Of armories at Santa .
70, Silver City and Roswell and for !
he improvement Of the armories at =
as Vegas and albuquerque. Referred !
o the committee on finance. The bill
alls for an appropriation Of $4,000.
House Joint Resolution No. 6, by Mr.. ;
'anchez by request, regarding the pay !
nent of capitol employees. Referred n
o the committee on finance.
BILLS ON THIRD READING. Ia
The committee on irrigation reported 4
louise Bill No. 81, by Mr.. Williams, $
roviding for the appropriation Of wat p
rs of streams for mining, manufac. n
urning and milling purposes; the y
ll rrity report was favorable to the
assage OF the bill but the majority re- A
ort recommended that 1t be not Q
assed. A motion to table the minori. Il
r report was lost. Motion to adopt the Q
minority report Of the committee car U
led by vote Of 13 to 10. The bill n
as passed by a vote of 19 to I. Il
A motion to adjourn until 2 o'clock
1is afternoon carried unanimously. A
COUNCIL. 2
Morning Observation-Disclosures Day.
President Clark called the Council >