Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-03-10
HOUSE. .
TUESDAY, Afternoon.

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After recess yesterday afternoon
the House got down to real work.
| BY unanimous consent Blattman IN
troduced House Resolution No. ID, t
have all bills turned over to the steer
ing committee by the several hous'
committees. The resolution was pass
ed under suspension of the rules by
vote of IS to 4.
Roberts reported for the steerin.
committee, recommending the passage
of large number of measures.
A motion to suspend the rules FOL
the passage of all bills reported by
the steering committee, was carried
by a vote of II to 6, Baca, M. Chavez
Gallegos, Pacheco, Mirabal and San
shez voting no.
House Bill No. IA, by Walters, al
act giving five days a month addi
tional good time allowance to convict'
working outside of prison walls ant
that they shall not serve more thar
30 days time where there is a fine
and costs, was passed by vote OF J.!
| to 2.
House Bill No. 1870, by Pacheco
amending section 8, chapter 81 of tine
School Laws, was passed by Il to !
Sanchez voting no.
House Bill No. 40. by Stackhouse
amending section IS, chapter 49, Laws
of 1907, relating to irrigation, passef
unanimously.
House Bill No. 5S, by Walters, ar
act providing for the payment by the
territory of tax schedules and assess
ment rolls, passed unanimously. =
House Bill No. 110, by Blattman
an act to establish territorial road:
commission passed unanimously.
House Bill No. 70, by Upton, an ac
regulating and prescribing manner O
disbursements of territorial funds was
passed unanimously.
House Bill No. "a, by Sweeney, ar
act to amend section 8, chapter 81
Laws of 1907, relating to the pur
chase and sale of school text books
was passed, only Walters voting no.
House Substitute for House Bill No
80, by Baca, an act fixing the mileage
of county commissioners, was passed
unanimously.
House Bill No. 113, as amended, b.
Mirabal amending chapter AZ, Laws
of 19097, an act relating to communlt!
land grants, was passed unanimously.
House Bill No. ia, by Brice, an &C
| relative to bringing stolen propert.
into the territory, was passed unan1
mously.
House Bill No. 120, by Roberts, al
act regulating elections and providin:
for non-partisan election boards, wa
passed unanimously
House Bill No. 121, by Roberts, al
act providing for the appointment c
notaries public, prescribing duties ant
fixing fees, was passed with only Wa
ters voting no.
House Bill No. 121, by Julian Cha
vez, an act requiring filing of town
site patents, was passed unanimously
House Bill No. 1873, by Upton, al
act amending section 213S of the Com
piled Laws of 1897, was passed unani
mously. This act relates to fire in
surance companies. and their deposits
in order to be entitled to do business
in the territory.
House Bill No. 144, by Roberts, al
act relative to irrigation districts, wa.
passed unanimously.
House Bill No. 160, by Upton, az
act to change the boundaries of Otert
county, SO as to include the Penasce
distri It now in Chaves county, was
passed by vote of 81 to 2, only Mul
lens and Brice voting no.
House Bill No. 161, by Martinez, al
act to amend section 255, Compiled
Laws Of 1897, passed unanimously. II
relates to the deposit of territoria
funds in banks.
House Substitute for House Bill No
143, by Mullens, an act prohibiting
the marriage between whites and ne
groes, the violation of the act being
made felony, passed unanimously.
House Substitute for House Bill No
l49, by Mullens, an act prescribing the
procedure for the release of mort
cages, was passed unanimously, with
an amendment by Walters that the
holden of a mortgage must be given
five days notice.
House Substitute for House Bill No
1856, by Sweezey, an act defining the
powers of district courts over depend.
ent, incorrigible and delinquent chill.
dren, was passed unanimously.
Finance Committee Substitute for