Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-03-15

ASSEMBLY
COUNCIL.
Afternoon Session-58th Dav.
CONTINUED from Yesterday
BILLS ON THIRD READTNrc

| reported House Bill No. II, by MI
Wllkerson, relating to Optometry. rec
ommendlng that it be passed. The re
port at the committee was adopted an,
the bill passed.
! Inc committee on Territorial affair
reported House bill No. 12O, by MI
sanchez, An Act authorizing the con
| solidation of benevolent. charitabl,
and religious associations, recommend
ing that 1t be passed. The report O
the committee was adopted and the
bill passed.
The committee on Territorial affairs
reported House Bill No. 81, by Mr.
Stockton, defining butcher, recon
mending that it be not passed. The
report of the committee was adopted
and the bill was tabled.
The committee on Territorial affairs
reported House Bill No. 146, by Mr.
Luna, relating to damage by animals
recommending that it be passed. The
report of the committee was adopted
and the bill passed.
The committee on judiciary report
ed Council Amendment to Council Bill
No. 129, by Mr.. Leahy relating to ap-
peals in mandamus cases, recommend
ing that it be passed. The report of
the committee was adopted and the
bill passed.
The committee on judiciary reported
Council Bill No. LOG. by Mr.. Chaves,
relating to the administration of es-
tates, recommending that it be passed.
The report of the committee was
adopted and the bill passed.
The committee on corporations re-
ported Council Bill No 107, by Mr..
Martinez, relating to bitches and col
onization of lands, recommending that
it be passed The report of the COM
mittee was adopted and the bill pass
ed.
On motion of Mr.. Martin, all House
bills on the Presidents table were
considered read the first and second
times and were referred to the steer
ing committee.
The Council adjourned at sos
o'clock until 10 o'clock this morning.
HOUSE.
Afternoon Session-58th Day.
Continued From Yesterday
The committee on judiciary report
ed Council Bill No. III, by Mr.. Leahy,
relating to the attorney general and
district attorneys, recommending that
it be passed. The report of the COM
mittee was adopted and the bill
passed.
The committee on roads and high
ways reported Council Bill No. ll6, by
Mr.. Leahy, relating to good roads, rec
that it be passed. The re-
port of the committee was adopted and
the bill passed.
The committee on judiciary report
ed Council Bill No. 1877, by Mr. Mar
tin, relating to title Of attorney gen
eral, recommending that it be passed.
The report of the committee was
adopted and the bill passed.
The steering committee reported
House Bill No. 40, An Act to prevent
cruelty to animals, recommending that
It be passed. Mr.. Baca moved to lay
the bill on the table indefinitely and
Mr.. Pendleton made a strong plea
against tabling. The bill was tabled
BY a vote of 13 to 10.
The steering committee reported !
House Bill No. ia, An Act appropriat-
ng the sum of $4,000 for an execu-
i've mansion in Santa Fe, and $40,
or the construction of armories at
Santa Fe, Roswell and Silver City, and
to the armories at Alpu-
luerque and Las Vegas, recommending
hat it be not passed. Mr.. Pendleton
spoke in favor of the bill, while
Messrs. de Baca and Wilkerson spoke
against the measure. The minority re-
port was adopted and the bill was ta-
3led indefinitely by vote OF IL to 4.
Mr., Wilkerson moved that House ]
Bill No. 113, An Act providing for the
appropriation of lands for railroad.
telephone and other pur-
poses, be taken up for consideration
lnder suspension Of the rules, for the
purpose of concurring in the Council
amendments thereto. The motion car
led and the House concurred in the
Council amendment to the bill by a
,ote of 18 to l.
The steering committee reported
House Bill No. 1877, An Act granting
certain rights to Woman's Boards OF
Trade. It authorizes the penitentiary
O furnish brick and convict labor for
he construction of public library in
santa Fe. The committee recommend
ID that the bill be passed. Mr.. Wilker-
on moved that action on the bill be
postponed until Wednesday morning
It II o'clock, but the motion failed.
rhe bill failed to pass by vote of II
o II.
The steering committee reported
,ouncil Substitute for Council Bill No.
%, An Act fixing the time for hold
ng terms of the District Court in GER
ain counties, recommending that 1t
'e passed. The report of the commit
ee was adopted and the bill passed
y a unanimous vote.
Mr.. Howard moved that the rules be
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