Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-03-15
Measure Consider.
ed By Sections
During Day
COUNCIL STILL At WORK
Attempt to Secure Adjourn
ment Until Monday Failed
After Six Roll Calls.
THE COUNCIL.
37th Day-Afternoon Session.
March Ia.

March IA.
The Council was called to order at
$3.50 o'clock and after the usual for
malities OF convening the following
bills were acted upon:
Mr.. Sargent moved to suspend the
rules for the purpose of taking up
House Bill Number 225 for immediate
action, which motion was carried. The
bill carries an additional appropria.
tion of $500 from the Rio Grande I'M
provement fund for Rio Arriba Coun
Is. 1t was read the third time upon
motion of Mr.. Sargent duly seconded
the bill passed the Council by unani
nous vote.
Mr.. Dalies moved to suspend the
rules to take up House Bill Number
1871, which motion was carried. The
bill provides for the incorporation OF
the Manzano land grant. The bill
was read the third time. Mr.. Dalies
moved that the bill pass, which mo-
tlon prevailed, the bill passing by a
vote of IL ayes, no nays,
Mr.. Duncan moved suspension Of
the rules to take up House Bill Mum
ber 1874, which motion carried. The
bill relates to the management oi
community land grants The bill was
read the third time in full and upon
motion duly seconded, passed by q
vote of 12 ayes, no nays.
Mr.. Dalies moved to suspend the
rules to take up House Bill Number
159. There was no second to the mo-
tion.
The Committee on Finance, Mr.. Sar
gent, chairman, reported favorably
Council Bill Number SO, an act provid
ing for the payment of outstanding
claims Of judges and clerks of election
The report was adopted.
The Judiciary Committee reported
Council Bill Number so, an act relat
ing to the sale of certain bonds rec
ommeniing its passage. The repor
was adopted.
The Committee on Counties ant
County Lines, Mr. Dalies chairman
reported House Bill Number 61, al
act extending the boundaries of Qua,
County, recommending its passage
The report was adopted.
The following bills were introduced
and referred to the proper commit
tees:
Council Bill Number III, by Mr.
Spiess, by request, an act to ament
Chapter 52, OF the Session Laws o
1903, relating to trust companies. Th'
bill was read the first and second tint
by title, ordered translated, printe,
and referred to the Committee Oh
Finance.
Council Bill Number lis, by MI
Miera, an act to amend Section 2SOS Q
the Compiled Laws, relative to the ap
pointment Of police judges. The bill
was read the first and second time b,
title, ordered translated and printe,
and referred to the Committee on Ju
dietary.
Council Bill Number 119, by MI
Spiess. an act to abolish the office 0
Territorial Fish and Game Warde
and to create game wardens to be al
pointed by boards of county commits
sioners. The bill was read the frs
and second time by title, ordere
translated, printed and referred to th
Committee on Territorial Affairs.
The following bills came up on thei
third reading
Council Bill Number 81, an act prt
yiding for the payment Of outstandin
claims Of judges and clerks Of elet
tion. The bill was read the third tim
in full preparatory to its passage an
upon motion of Mr.. Murray passe
the Council unanimously.
Council Bill Number so, an act re
lating to the sale of certain bonds III
der Chapters 6, 76 and SO of the Sci
sion Laws of 1901. The bill was rea
the third time in full preparatory t
its passage and upon motion Of MI
Sargent the bill passed the Counc
unanimously.
House Bill Number 81, an act el
tending the boundaries Of Quay Cour
ty. Mr.. Dalies moved the adoption {
the amendments which motion ca
ried. The bill was read the thir
time in full preparatory to its pas
age and upon motion Of Mr.. Dalies
passed the Council by unanimous vot
Under the heading Of business Q
the Presidents desk the followin
bills were taken up:
House Substitute for House Bi
Number 142, being the Appropriate
Bill. Mr.. Duncan moved that the bi
be read the second time under SUI
pension of the rules and referred
the Committee on Finance. M
Dalies wanted the bill referred to
committee Of the whole. The Pres
dent held that the motion to suspen
the rules was in order and the motto
carried. Upon motion to refer the bi
to the Finance Committee Mr.. Dale
moved that this motion be amende
to refer the bill to a committee of tt
whole. Upon roll call on the amen
ment It was lost BY q vote Of 4 to
Messrs. Dalies, Spiess, Martinez an
Richards voting yes The origin
motion to refer the bill to the Finant