Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-03-08

Bill Number 103, an act relative to ex-
pectoration or sidewalks and for other
purposes. Mr.. Holt offered an amend
ment to Section changing the fine
from $40 to 81 and from $50 to $25.
This amendment was adopted. The
bill was then read in full as amended
preparatory to its passage and upon
motion Of Mr.. Holt, the House passed
the bill by viva voce vote. The re-
port Of the Committee on Territorial
Affairs favoring the passage of House
Bill Number 105, an act creating the
office of inspector of bees was read
and upon motion of Mr.. Walters sec
onded and carried, was adopted Mr..
Walters then moved the passage of
the bin which prevailed by viva voce
vote.
The Committee on Territorial AZ
fairs reported favorably House Bill
Number 1876 an act relative to jury
service. Mr.. Denniston moved the
adoption Of the report which motion
prevailed. The bill was read in full
and Mr.. Denniston moved that 1t be
passed. The House passed the bill by
a viva voce vote.
The Committee on Judiciary report
ed unfavorably House Bill Number 40,
and recommended the passage of a
substitute bill, an act relative to an
nual reports by corporations. Upon
motion seconded and carried. the re-
port was adopted The substitute bill
was read in full and upon motion
passed the House by viva voce vote.
The original bill was then tabled in.
definitely upon motion seconded and
carried.
The Committee on Judiciary report
ed favorably Council Bill Number so,
an act relative to qualification of
voters. The report of the Committee
was adopted upon motion seconded
and carried and the bill was read a
third time in full 1t then passed the
House upon motion, by a roll call vote
CT 22 ayes, nay Mr.. Beach dis
senting.
The Committee on Judiciary report
ed favorably, Council Bill Number 53,
an act relative to sidewalks. The re-
port was adopted upon motion Sec
onded and carried. The amendments
proposed by the committee being
about twenty changes in the wording,
we're read and upon motion of Mr..
Holt seconded and carried, they were
adopted. The bill was then read the
third time in full as amended and
passe the House by viva voce vote on
motion Of Mr.. Mullens.
The Committee on Judiciary report
Cd favorably House Resolution Mum
ber II, relative to Spanish and Mexi-
can archives. Upon motion of Mr..
Holt the House by viva voee vote
adopted the resolution.
The Committee on Territorial At
fairs repored favorably Council Bill
Number So, granting and selling to
Deming, a portion Of school section
for a cemetery. The report of the.
committee was adoped upoh motion,
seconded and carried. A minor
amendment proposed by the commit
tee was read and upon motion, sec
onded and carried, it was adopted
The amended bill was then read the
third time in full and upon motion of
Mr.. Beach 1t passed the house by viva
voce vote.
Mr. Holt moved to reconsider the
vote by which House Bill Number 1903,
an act relative to expectoration on
sidewalks cts, had passed the House
for the purpose of amending it. This
motion prevailed.
Mr. Holt then introduced an amend
ment which provided that county COM
missioners be instructed to post no
tices of the act in cities and towns
and upon motion, seconded and car
ried, the amendment was adopted.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Holt the rules
were suspended and the bill was con-
sidered read the third time. 1t then
passed the House by viva voce vote as
Speaker Baca said that the Governor
had returned House Bill Number 65
as requested by the resolution intro
duced by Mr.. Walters so that the bill
might be amended. Upon motion of
Mr.. Walters. the bill was re-referred
to the Committee on Judiciary for fur
ther consideration.
The Committee on Roads and High.
ways reported favorably Council Bill
Number 81, an act for the protection
of bridges. The report was adopted
upon motion, seconded and carried.
The bill was read in full a third time
and passed the House by viva voce
vote.
The Committee on Judiciary re.
ported unfavorably House Bill Number
IL, an act relative to tax suits and |
recommended the passage of a substi
tute. The report of the committee was
adopted upon motion, seconded and
carried
The Substitute Bill was read a first
and second time by title and in full on
Its third reading and passed the House
upon motion of Mr.. Holt. Mr.. Holt
then moved that the original bill be
tabled, which motion prevailed.
The Committee on Territorial AZ
fairs reported .favorably Council Bill
Number So, an act to regulate the
practice of dentistry. The report was
adopted upon motion of Mr.. Holt. The
bill was read the third time in full
and passed the House by viva voce