Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-11

STOCK Tor the purpose of carrying OF
| the campaign against glanders Mem.
bers from the southern part OF tn,
I territory were opposed to this bill bu
| the motion to adjourn was lost b,
vote of / to II and the house final,
| ~ passed the bill by a vote of IL t.
| | ]. The house also passed house sub.
| stitute for house bill No. 13, an act
which seeks to prohibit the use OF
any kind of device for amusement in
saloons. including card playing
There were five vote in the house
against the bin because of provision
providing for confiscation of property
including cards. tables or amusement
devices whenever the law shall be
viol The house adjourned until
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
Aside from the introduction of a few
new bills, no business was transact
ed in the council Ac,-ng Governor
Jaffa this afternoon signed the bin
providing for the half million dollar
school bond issue.
The house this afternoon began its
session with number of committee
reports.
The committee on judiciary report
ed house bin NO. 81 with recommen-
dation for passage, also council bill
No. 3S and house bin No. II, with
the recommendation for n substitute.
This bill seeks to prohibit cardplay-
ing in public. These bills and house
bill No. 81, relating to the sale of
territorial bonds, were allowed to take
the regular order, and reports of the
committee being adopted.
The committee on finance reported
favorably the following bills:
House bill No. n. relating to the
completion of the capitol extension
and the executive mansion.
House bin No 4S, providing for the
acceptance of taxes in payment OF
county debts
House bill No 60, for the refunding
of the territorial debt
Council joint resolution No 10
House bill NO 100. relating to the
establishment Of the proposed archie
illogical school and museum The re-
ports were adopted and the bills took
the regular order.
House resolution No. 3, by Mr.. j.
c. Sanchez was adopted, extending
an invitation to Francis c. Newell 10
deliver a lecture before the house on
February llth, on Lincoln.
The following bills were introduced;
House bill NO. 115, Mr.. Chaves, of
sierra, an act creating Pyramid coun-
ty Committee on county lines.
House bill No. is, Mr. Brice; an act
relative to the fixing of false jurats
Committee on judiciary.
House bill No. III, Mr. Martinez;
an act creating the office of territor
ial engineer Committee on irriga
ton.
House bin No. 11S, Mr.. Baca; an
act to amend chapter of the laws
of 1906 Committee on insurance.
House bill No. I19, Mr.. Sanchez;
an act providing for the appointment
of district attorney for Mckinley
county Com mittee on judiciary.
House bin 40. l20, Mr.. Roberts; an
act to regulate elections and amend
ing the election laws Committee on
territorial affairs.
House bill No. 121, Mr.. Roberts. an
act providing for the appointment and
qualifications of notaries public Com
mittee on territorial affairs.
House bill NO. 1872, Mr.. Blattman;
an act prohibiting the sale of liquors
in bawdy houses and dance halls.
Committee on judiciary
House bill No. 1913, Mr.. Upton; an
act to amend chapter 81 of the laws
Of 1901 Committee on finance.
House bill no. 124, Mr.. Walters;
for the indeterminate SEN
tence and parole law. Committee on
House bin no 1875, Mr.. Chaves, of
Sierra; an act requiring division of
counties into suitable road districts.
Committee on territorial affairs.
House bill no 1876, Mr.. Bushkevitz;
an act to repeal chapter 119 of the
laws of 1905, and to provide a substi-
tute Committee on judiciary.
The house the proceeded to con-
sideration of the archaeological
school bill on the speakers table
Proceedings in the Council.
The council convened this after
noon at . O'Clock when the following
new bills were introduced:
i Council bill 80. 81, Mr. Navarro, an
act granting to the Catholic church of
the town of Roy a portion of school
section / 6. Committee on judiciary
Council bill No. 6S, Mr.. Upton (by
requcst) an act amending section 466
If the compiled laws, relating to the
powers of corporations to SCH and
mortgage property Committee on
iCouncil bill No. 50, Mr. Prince; an
lct creating the New Mexico Spanish
normal school This bill
seeks to use the reform school build
ngs ut El Riot, Rio Arriba county,
Tor normal school at which Spanish
speaking teachers would be taught
modern methods of teaching. Com
nittee on education
House bill No 26 the Taft coun-
y bill. was reported from the house
ind referred to the committee on
'ounty lines. The council then went
nto recess on motion of Mr.. Catron,
intil I o'clock
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