Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-03-08
MANY MEASURES
PASSED HOUSE
Busy Day Clearing
Decks---C Commit
tees Working
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BUSINESS WELL IN HAND
Bill to Prevent Expectora-
ton on Sidewalks in All
Cities and Towns.
THE HOUSE.
32d Oay--Afternoon Session March 7

ttE r1OOSE.
32d Day--Afternoo Session March 7.
The House re-convened at 230
o'clock yesterday afternoon, Speaker
Baca in the chair. The chief clerk
read the roll, all answering present.
Mr.. Walters introduced House Reso-
luton Number Is, providing that as
House Bill Number G6, an act fixing
the time for holding the district court
sessions of the First Judicial District
required amending the Governor be
asked to return the bill without sign
ing 1t TO the House for further action.
The resolution was read and upon
motion Of Mr.. Walters 1t was adopted
by viva voce vote. Mr. Walters ex-
planned that the bill as passed by the
Assembly provides that all processes
shall be returnable on May / which
is a violation of the civil code.
The Committee on Judiciary report
cd unfavorably on House Bill Number
"a. an act for the bringing of tax
suits and recommended the passage
of substitute bill. The report of
the committee was adopted. Mr..
Holt then said that there was an error
in the report of the committee and re-
quested that the bill and substitute
be re-committed for further considera-
tion. This motion prevailed and the
bill and substitute were re-committed
by the Speaker.
The Committee on Judiciary Mr..
Holt, chairman, reported unfayorably
House Bill Number SO, an act to regu
late the practice of medicine and
recommended that substitute be
passed.
Mr.. Studley moved the adoption of
the report which motion prevailed. Mr..
Holt moved that the rules be
suspended and the substitute bill be
considered read the first and second
time by title and that 1t be read in
full the third time preparatory to its
passage. This motion prevailed and
the chief clerk read the bill. 1t then
passed the House by viva voce vote
on motion of Mr., Studley. Upon mo-
tion of Mr.. Holt the original bill was
tabled by viva voce vote.
The Committee on Finance reported
favorably with amendments House
Bill Number 1853 an act relative to ad-
justment of accounts of public Off
GERS. Mr.. Gallegos moved that the
bill be re-committeed which motion
prevailed and the bill was re-commit-
teed.
The Committee on Finance report
ed favorably House Bill Number 165,
an act for the settlement of claims
against public officers. The report of
the committee was adopted.
A message from the Governor was
received. The Governor announced
having signed House Bill Number GS,
an act asserting in an increased an
nual appropriation for an agricultural
experimental station, etc. The
amendments proposed by the Finance
Committee to House Bill Number 1G5
were read and upon motion seconded
and carried, they were adopted Up
on motion of Mr.. Trujillo the bill then
passed the House.
The Committee on Roads and High
ways, Mr.. Martin, chairman, reported
favorably House Bill Number Y, rela-
tive to the maintenance and construc.
tion Of public highways. The report
was adopted. Upon motion of Mr.. Tru-
jillo, the bin then passed the House.
message, from the Council was
received.
Assistant Chief Clerk of the Council
Kelly reported that the Council
had passed House Bill Number s, an
act to extend the corporate limits OF
Santa Fe; House Substitute for
House Bill Number s, an act relative
tive to recording Of chattel mortgages.
BY unanimous consent the follow
ing bills were introduced.
House Bill Number 1877, by Mr.
Ruppe, an act to prevent rebates by
insurance companies or agents. The
bill was read the first and second time
by title and referred to the Commit.
tee on Insurance.
House Bill Number 1888 by Mr.. Stud
ley, an act to repeal Chapter of the
acts OF the Seth Legislative Assembly
relative to street crossings. The bill
was read the first and second time
by title and referred to the Commit
tee on Judiciary.
the report OF the Committee on
Territorial Affairs, Mr.. Padilla chair
man, recommending the passage of
House BiBll Number s, an act relative
to locating and surveying of lands.
was read and upon motion seconded
and carried, the report was adopted |
Several amendments recommended
by the committee were read and
adopted upon motion Of Mr.1
Bienbaum Mr.. Biernbaum then
moved that the bill as amended be
read in full and do then pass. This
motion prevailed. The bill was read
and passed the House by viva yoce
vote.
The Committee on Territorial AZ
fairs reported unfavorably on House
BIZ Number 98, an act relative to
local option. Upon motion Of Mr.. Tru-
lilo, seconded and carried, the bill
was tabled indefinitely The same
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