Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-03-10
Many Important Measures Receive
Stamp of Approval, Artesian Well,
Stream Gauging, Law Revision
Armory Deficiencies, Roads
Commission, New Election
and Irrigation Mea-
sures Sent to
Council.

I House Bills Nos. 227, 22S, 134, an(
l3o, an omnibus armory deficienc,
measure, carrying an appropriation O
S3S,OOo as follows: Santa Fe, $500
I East Las Vegas, s13,5OO Silver City
i $1,000; Las Cruces, $4,000; Roswell
/ $1,000, passed by vote of 20 to 8
those voting against the measure be
ing Mirabal Pacheco and Sanchez.
i House Substitute for House Bill No
l62, an act authorizing the members
OF the 3Sth Legislative Assembly tc
j appoint INDECENT students to scholar
ships in the territorial educational in
stitutions, passed unanimously.
] House Bill No. 172, by Roberts, an
act providing an appropriation of 81,
500 for gauging streams and to en-
courage irrigation, the U. S. Geological
Survey to expend similar amount
was passed by a vote of Is to 4, those
voting no being Garcia, Mirabal, Pa
clleco and Sanchez.
House Finance Committee Substi
! tute for House Bill No. 1S6, an act
adopting the work of the law revis
ion committee and the printing of the
/ revised laws, was passed 81 to /, onl,
Mirabal voting no.
7 House Substitute for House Bill No
so. by Mullens, an act to regulate the
use of artesian wells, was passed
unanimously.
The House then adjourned until 2
O'Clock this afternoon.
| HOUSE.
Wednesday Afternoon.
Every member of the House, except
Bushkevitz, answered to the roll-call,
after Speaker Miera had called the
! House to order.
House Joint Resolution No. 7. by
Blattman, directing the Secretary OF
the Territory to furnish each member
of the assembly with a copy of the
Session Laws of 1909, and of the
Journals of both Houses, was pa;seN
under suspension of the rules, Brice,
Davidson and Walters voting against
it.
New Bills.
! The following new bills were intro
| duced
House Bill No. 244, by Baca, for the
disposition of certain insurance mon
les.
House Bill No. 245, by Blattman, for
the payment and compensation of
county schol superintendents.
: House Bill No. 246, by Mullens, an
act to regulate the numbering of au-
tomobiles.
! House Bill No. 247, by Martinez
by request, an act to create the county
of Lee.
House Bill No. 24S, by Mirabal, an
: act for the suppression Of contagious
diseases among cattle.
House Bill No. 249, by Tipton, an
act for the protection of game. The
act provides for hunters license.
House Bill No. $50, by Baca, rela.
tive to the election of school direc-
| tors.
! House Bill No. q by Pacheco, to
amend Chapter "a, laws of the Thirty
! seventh Assembly
House Bill No. 252, by Pacheco, an
act providing for the organization and
government OF water users associa-
tions.
House Bill No. 253, by Sanchez, ap-
propriating $4,000 for a National
! Guard Armory at Belen.
House Bill No. 254, by Brice, an
act to amend Section 1892, Compiled
| Laws OF 1897.
House Bill No. 255, by Brice, an
act amending Section 2, Chapter ",
Laws Of 1897, relative to deputy dis.
trict clerks.
/, House Bill No. AZ, by Sanchez, an
act to abolish the countp Of Torrance
and recreating the same, with the
county seat at Willard instead OF
Estancia.
House Bill No. 25F', by Mirabal, to
prevent animals from trespassing on
private lands.
House Bill No. 259 by Mirabal
amending chapter 7, Laws of 19907.
House Bill No. 26O, by Mirabal, an
act amending secllon 2, chapter 65
Laws Of1907.
House Bill No. 261, by Valdez, by re-
quest, an act providing for the elec.
tion of city marshals in incorporated
cities
House Bill No. 262, by Upton, the
general appropriation act, providing
appropriations for the 61st and 62nd
fiscal years.
All bills were referred to the steer
ing committee.