Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-03-15
Committee was carried.
A message from the Governor was
received and filed with the chief

| bill which passed the House few
| days ago. Mr.. Miera moved the adop-
ton of an amendment to the bill
which provides that 1t shall not take
effect until January !, 1908. In urg-
ing the adoption of the amendment,
Mr. Miera stated that in justice to the
game keepers, many of whom had paid
their licenses for the year 1907, and
who had expended much money In
furniture and fixtures that 1t would
work hardship were 1t to take effect
Immediately. The amendment was
adopted. Mr. Mlera then moved that
the bill do now pass which motion
prevailed by unanimous vote. In ex-
planning his vote, Mr.. Cameron said
that he thought the bill should take
effect at once, but that as he was in
favor of the measure he would vote
yes.
Mr.. Duncan moved that House Bill
Number 1871, the Sanches antl-gam-
bling bill be tabled, which motion pre-
vailed by unanimous vote.
House Bill Number 120 by Mr.. Holt,
an act to regulate the use Of waters
of New Mexico streams and for other
purposes, was read the first and sec
ond time by title and referred to the
| Committee on Judiciary.
House Bill Number 116, by Mr.. Cal
legos an act providing for the regis
tration of births and deaths was read
the first and second time by title and
left without prejudice on the Presl-
dents desk to take its regular order.
House Bill Number LAG, an act relat-
ling to appellate procedure in criminal
and civil cases. The bill was read the
first and second time by title and the
third time in full under suspension OF
the rules and passed the Council by
unanimous vote.
House Bill Number 16S, an act to
amend Section /, Chapter 81, of the
Session Laws of 1905, relative to the
appropriation of water for mining pur'
poses. was left without prejudice on
the Presidents desk to take its
regular order.
House Bill No. 222, an act author
izing an additional loan OF $4,000 to
Torrance for court purposes. was read
1 til first and second time by title and
referred to the Finance Committee.
House Bill Number no. an act lin
iting the sale of native liquors, etc.
was read the first and second time by
title and under the suspension OF the
rules the third time in full prepara-
tory to its passage. Upon motion OF
Mr.. Chaves that the bill "io now
pass" it passed the Council ty unani-
nous vote.
:. House Bill Number 1913, an act to
amend the laws relative to registered
pharmacists. The bill was left with
out prejudice on the Presidents desk
to take its regular order
House Bill Number 1855, an act to
i amend certain sections of Chapter 81
of the Session Laws of 1906 relative
to cattle-roping contests. The bill was
read the first and second time by IT,
! tie and referred to the Committee on
Judiciary.
House Bill No. 1873, an act to repeal
| Chapter SIS of the Session Laws OF
1905, relative to fences. The bill was
read the first and second time by title
!. and referred to the Committee on Ju'
I dietary.
House Bill Number 1858, an act pro,
/ viding for the settlement of certain
! unpaid accounts in the several coun-
t ties. The bill was read the first and
second time by title and referred to
the Committee on Judiciary.
House Bill Number 165, an act pro
r viding for the settlement Of claims
against public officers. The bill was
! read the first and second time by title
3 aud referred to the Committee on Jul
: dietary.
House Bill Number ITO, an act regu
lating the practice Of medicine. The
bill was read the first and second time
by title and referred to the Commit
! tee on Territorial Affairs.
I House Bill Number 147, an act pro
! viding for the inspection of meat and
q milk etc. The bill was read the first
. and second time by title and referred
!. to the Committee on Judiciary.
i House Bill Number 20S an act pro
hibiting discrimination against native
: labor The bill was read the first and
! second time by title and referred Il
i the Committee on Railroads.
: House Bill Number 1913. an act fix
d ing the time for holding court in tht
J First Judicial District. The bill was
It read the first and second time by title
;. and the third time in full under sus
n pension Of the rules preparatory to its
g passage. The bill then passed thu
Council by unanimous vote.
NJ House Bill Number 49, an act rela
n tive to the paving Of the Plaza ant
Il certain streets in Santa Fe with brick
s. was read the first and second time b,
o title and referred to the COMMITTEES
:. on Territorial Affairs
a. House Bill Number n, an act max
Z ing an appropriation for the printin!
d Of the rules Of the Supreme Court
n The bill was read the first and secon,
Il time by title and referred to the Com
IS mittee on Judiciary.
d House Substitute for House BIZ
e Number Ill, an act relative to tn
l. transportation and storage Of dyns
5, mite and other explosives. The bill
d was read the first and second time b
II title and referred to the Committe
e on Territorial Affairs,