Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-03-10

ASSEMBLY
COUNCIL.
Afternoon Session-53d Day.
Continued From Yesterday


piled Laws of 1897, relating to tn
compromising and dispensing of pharn
aceutical prescriptions was read SEE
ond time by title and referred to tn
committee on judiciary.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The committee on mines and publ
lands reported Council Bill No. "a, b,
Mr.. Martinez, An Act relating to lant
claims of soldiers, recommending tha
it be passed. The report was adopted
and the bill passed.
Amended Council Bill No. So, by Mr.
Greer, relating to interpretations fol
mining, manufacturing and other pur
poses, was reported by the committee
on corporations and under suspension
of the rules passed.
The committee on finance reported
Council Bill No. 102, by Mr.. Read, Al
Act relative to county taxation, with
amendments. The report was adopted
with amendments The amended bill
was read the third time by title and
| passed.
The committee on finance reported
Council Bill No. 100, by Mr.. Read, re-
lating to annual settlement by the ter
ritorial treasurer, recommending that
it be passed. Report adopted and bill
passed.
The committee on finance reported
House Bill No Sc, by Mr. Pendleton,
to prevent the sale of liquor near rail
road grading camps, recommending
that it be passed. Report adopted and
report and bill re-referred to the COM
mittee on judiciary.
The committee on finance reported
House Bill No. 55, by Mr.. Howard, An
Act providing for a levy to support
the county boards of horticulture, rec
ommending that it be passed Report
adopted and bill passed.
The committee on judiciary report
ed Council Bill No. 70, by Mr.. Leahy,
to amend Section 1883 of the Com
piled Laws, relating to assault with
intent to murder, recommending that
1t be passed as amended Report
adopted and bill passed.
The committee on judiciary report.
ed Council Bill No. II, by Mr.. Leahy,
relating to concealment of crime, rec.
ommending that it be passed. Report
adopted and bill passed.
The committee on judiciary report
ed Council Bill No. Ga, by Mr.. Leahy,
An Act providing for the appointment
of a Supreme Court reporter and for
other purposes, recommending that it
be not passed, but that Council Sub
stitute for same be passed. Report
adopted.
NEW BILL.
Council Bill No. 115, by Mr.. Miller,
An Act fixing the time of holding
court in the Sixth Judicial District,
read the second time by title and re-
ferred to the committee on judiciary.
HOUSE.
Afternoon Sesson-53d Day.
Continued From Yesterday
Mr.. Sanchez, moved that the vote |
by which Council Bill No. 6, was laid
On the table be reconsidered and that
reconsideration be laid On the table in
definitely. The motion carried by
vote of 13 to 8, Messrs. de Baca, Du-
ran, de Leon, Lucero, Luna, Neblett,
Pendleton, Wilkerson and Dalies vot-
Ing no.
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
The committee on territorial affairs
reported House Bill No. 81, by Mr..
Stockton, An Act defining butcher
within the meaning of the law, recon-
that it be passed as amend
ed by the committee. The report of
the committee was adopted. Mr.. San
chez moved that the bill be tabled, but
he motion failed by vote of 10 to 8.
Mr. Sanchez moved that the House
adjourn, but this motion was also lost.
Mr.. Stockton moved that the amend.
nent Of the committee to House Bill
No. 81, be adopted, which motion pre-
,ai1ed. i
Mr.. Sanchez again made a motion
hat the House adjourn, but the mo-
ion was lost by vote of IA to 9.
The bill was finally passed as
by vote of 12 to s.
Mr.. Crollot moved that the rules be
for the purpose of taking
Up amended Council Bill No. SO, by Mr..
Miller, An Act regulating the classifi-
'ation of counties and fixing the salar-
es of county commissioners thereof,
or consideration by the House. The
notion to suspend the rules failed by
| vote of IA to 9, and the bill was re-
erred to the committee on territorial
lffairs.
Mr. Sanchez moved that Council Bill
70. SO be made special order for Fri !.
lay morning at 10 o'clock, which mo-
ion prevailed.
The House adjourned at 4:30 o'clock
ntil Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
COUNCIL.
Morning sesslon-54th Day.
President Clark called the Council
o order at 10:S0 o'clock. Rev. George
'. Sewer pronounced divine invoca- {
ion. Mr.. Greer was excused.
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