Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-03-21

tive to dispositions for use outside OF
New Mexico, was taken up, read the
third time in full and passed by
viva voce vote.
Council Bill Number Al, relative to
negotiable instruments was read the
third time in full and passed by viva
voce vote.
House Bill Number 212, codifylng
the law relative to attachments, ETC.,
was read the third time in full and
passed by viva yoce vote.
House Bill Number 241, fixing the
compensation of sheriffs and for other
purposes, was read in full the third
time and passed by viva yoce vote.
Council Bill Number 90, an act to
exempt from the provisions OF the
coal oil law, Neptha, gasoline, etc.,
was read the third time in full and
passed without dissension.
Mr.. Truiilo again attempted to call
up Council Bill Number SS, but this
time the rules were suspended, the
bill taken up and tabled indefinitely
by viva voce vote of the House on
motion of Mr.. Gallegos.
Council Bill Number 1875, an act to
provide fundsssfor record books for
county officials, ETC., was read the
third time in full and passed the
House by viva voce vote.
Council Bill Number 94, an act tax
ing express companies, was read the
third time in full and passed the
House by a viva voce vote.
Council Bill Number 127, relative
10 the practice of dentistry, was read
the third time in full and passed by
a vote of 20 ayes, l nay. Mr.. Beach
dissenting.
House Bill Number 244, relative tc
poll and road tax, was read the
third time by title and passed with
out dissenslon.
House Bill Number 239, an act fol
the holding of district conventions
etc, was read the third time anu
passed without dissension.
House Bill Number 231, relative tc
municipal corporations, was read II
full the third time and passed the
House by viva voce vote.
Council Bill Number 113, an act tt
Facilitate the collection of poll tf.,
was read the third time in full. Sey
eral minor amendments proposed BY
| the Steering Committee were adopt
ed and the amended bill passed with
out dissension.
House Substitute for House Bill
Number 235, an act to provide addi
tonal polling places, was read th'
first ard second time by title, consid
cred read the third time in full ant
passed without dissension. The origi
nal bill was then tabled indetinitel,
by viva voce vote of the House.
The House then adjourned until Il
a. Ill. Thursday.
THE COUNCIL.
l3d Day-Mornne Session March 21
The Council did not convene thi
morning until the House had tinisjhe,
work on the appropriation bill. Whel
the House adjourned, President Spies
called the Council to order, the char
lain offered the invocation and tn
chief clerk read the roll, all answerin
present except Mr.. Dalies. The reat
ng of the journal was dispensed wit
and the same ordered approved.
A message from the House was re
ceived announcing the passage of Sc,
en- House bills and eight Council bills
Among the House bills was the al
preparation bill.
| A message from the Governor wa
received and filed with the chic
clerk.
| Upon motion Of Mr.. Duncan tn
rules were suspended and the Counc
took up House Bill Number 1859, a
act relative to forming school dis
tricts. The bill was read in full an
lpassed by unanimous vote
The appropriation bill was the
taken up on motion of Mr.. Sargen
seconded and carried. Upon motion {
Mr.. Sargent the House adopted tn
following amendments: To insert a
torney generals salary; fish and gam
warden's salary and contigent expens
and to provide $1,400 for Board {
Equalization salaries and expense
instead of $4,000. The bill the
passed the Council by unanimou
vote, Mr. Dalies having taken his sea
in the interim.
A message from the Governor wa
J received.
Upon motion of Mr.. Duncan secon,
ed and carried, the Council took u
House Bill Number 1856, an act pr.
, venting the sale of liquor to Indian
The bill was read in full and passe
| the Council by unanimous vote.
The Committee on Territorial A
: fairs reported the general educationf
, bill known as House Bill Number 10
and recommended that it be amende
J to strike out the stringent education,
: qualifications for county superinten
ents and substitute a modified set (
qualifications. The bill will be fu
ther considered later In the day.
+ The following are the chief feature
OF the new appropriation bill:
/. Interest on the bonded indebte
! ness of New Mexico $4,000; Agricu
tural College $4,000; School Of Mine
J $4,000; University of New Mexit
} s22 800; Normal School at Silver Cit
$4,000; Normal University at Ii
Vegas $4,000; for summer scho'
t 81 500: New Mexico Military Instituj