Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-03-03

ASSEMBLY
COUNCIL.
Afternoon Session-46th Day.
Continued From Yesterday
REPORT OF COMNTTvrEL1

same be passed. Report adopted, sui
stitute passed and original memorie
indefinitely tabled.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
A message from Governor Miguel A
Otero stated that he had signed th
fol1owinga
House Joint Memorial No. S. by MI
Pendleton, relating to lands in Sal
Juan County; House Bill No. 33, b.
Mr.. Howard, providing for the regis
tering of trade names, trade marks an,
labels; House Bill No. 23, by Mr.
Dalies, An Act providing for the com
pensation of enumerators of schoo
census; Substitute House Bill No. As
by Mr. de Baca, An Act fixing the
time for holding court in the Sixth Ju
dicial District; House Bill No. 43. by
Mr.. Luna, An Act amending the law
with regard to exemption from taxa
tion; House Joint Memorial No. 2, by
committee, requesting Congress to
pass House Bill No. 1869, relating to
the establishment of the Paiarito
Cliff Dwellers' Park.
Council adjourned at g.: 30 o'clock I'M
It'll 1890 o'clock Friday morning.
HOUSE
Afternoon Session-46th Day.
Continued From Yesterday
The committee on judiciary reported
House Bill No. 81. by Mr.. de Baca, An
Act to create a district attorneys dis.
trict to be composed of the counties of
Lincoln, Otero, Guadalupe and Quay
recommending that it be passed. The
report of the committee was adopted
and the bill passed by vote of 20 to
3, Messrs. Howard, Neblett and Will
Jams voting no.
Mr.. Sanchez moved that the rules
be suspended for the purpose of
taking up Council Substitute for Coun.
Gil Bill No. 4S, by Mr.. Read, An Act
the several counties of the
Territory into districts for district at
torrney purposes and providing for the
of district attorneys
therefor. The motion carried and the
substitute was passed by unanimous
vote.
Mr.. Wilkerson in the meantime had
discovered that in the substitute Tor
rance County was not included in the
Second District and he moved that the
vote by which the substitute passed
be reconsidered. The motion was car
ried and Mr. Wilkerson offered his
and moved that COM
mittee of three be appointed to con
slider the amendment. The House took
4 recess for fifteen minutes to allow
he committee to consider the amend
.lcnt. The committee reported favor
.bly and the amendment was adopted.
rhe amendment places Torrance Coun-
y in the judicial district with Berna-
lilo and Sandoval. The substitute
passed as amended.
The House adjourned at 4:30 o'clock |
Until 10 o'clock Friday morning.
COUNCIL.
Morning Session-7th Day.
President Clark called the Council
o order at 10:30 O'clock All members |
we're present except Messrs. Greer and
Ballard. The journal of the previous
ay's session was read and approved. |
The Council concurred in the pas |
age of House Substitute for Council
substitute for Council Bill No. 4S, by
lr. Read, An Act grouping the sew
raj counties into district attorneys
istricts and providing for the ap-
ointment of district attorneys there
or.
.EPORT OF STANDING COMMIT
TEE.
The committee on territorial affairs
eported House Bill No. 107, by Mr..
1irabal, An Act to prevent the sale of
nimals held on shares without the
onsent of the other owners, recon-
lending that it be passed. The report
,as adopted and the bill passed unani-
lously.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr.. Read asked unanimous consent
} introduce bill which was granted.
, is Council Bill No. 100, by Mr.. Read,
n Act relating to the annual settle
lent OF the territorial treasurer. Re-
erred to the committee on finance
Council Bill No. 1O1, by Mr.. Mar
nez, to amend Section 4, of Chapter
O3, of the Session Laws of 1903, pro-
iding that the formula shall be print
on all patent medicine packages and
roviding for free vaccination in cases
here parents cannot afford to pay
lerefor. Referred to the committee
n territorial affairs.
House Bill No. 40, by Mr.. Dalies, re-
ting to the Sheep Sanitary Board,
nd giving the board power to enforce
,e dipping statute, was passed under
lspension of the rules. Mr.. Catron
oting no.
House Bill No. Ill, by Mr. Mirabal,
n Act to protect persons hiring labor
i advance, was passed under suspen-
on of the rules, Mr.. Catron and Presi-