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Senate.
After the routine preliminaries, a
petition from Quay county was pre-
sented asking for the passage of Sen
ate Bill No. 30, providing for county
high schools.
The following bills were introduced:
Senate Bill No. 70 by Evans, an
antitrust bill.
Senate Bill No. Il, by Aldredge, to
repeal section SO, chapter ., relating
to examination for insanity.
Senate Bill No. ~, by Mccoy, an
act to compel business concerns to
redeem in legal money, due bills,
premiums, etc
The Senate passed House Joint Res
olution No. 10, relative to the infor-
NAL joint session this afternoon and
then adjourned to Wednesday II a. m.
House.
1t was 1890 a. m, when Speaker
Baca called the House to order.
Prayer by Vicar General A. Fourche-
gu, roll call and reading of journal
followed. Burg moved the approval
Of the minutes; Blanchard moved to
correct, A parliamentary passage fol-
lowed and Burg's motion prevailed.
House Bill No. 45, by Manzanares
creating the County of Sumner, with
county seat at Fort Sumner Commit
tee on Counties and County Lines.
House Bill No. 46, by the Speaker,
to found in the City of Santa Fe, an
institute styled THE Pan American
Institute The bill names Ex-Gover-
nors l.. Bradford Prince, William J.
Mills, George Curry, w. T. Thornton,
Herbert j. Hagerman. NJ. A. Otero. as
trustees, with a seventh trustee to
be named as other state officers are
named, and to serve as secretary.
House bill No. At, by Garter, an act
providing for preference vote for
United States Senator by the people
of New Mexico. To the Committee on
Privileges and Election. Referred tc
the Committee in Finance.
House Bill No. 4S by Tripp, to regu
late boxing contests for the State OF
New Mexico. Referred to the Com
mittee on State Affairs.
House Bill No. 40, by Downs. AL
act regulating and changing the time
for electing justices of the peace ant
constables. Referred to the Commit
tee on Judiciary.
House Bill No. so by Downs, an ac
amending Sections 23S9 and 2453 O
the Compiled Laws of 1897, providing
for the incorporation of municipali
ties Referred to Judiciary.
House Bill No. 81 by Downs. an ac
amending Section 1 of Chapter AZ O
the Session Laws of 1901, regarding
the policing of unincorporated count.
seats. Judiciary.
House Bill No. so, by Downs. A,
act amending Section 4 of Chapter 8
OF Session Laws of 1907, providin,
for levies for sprinkling fund. Pr
vate and Municipal Corporations.
House Bill No. So, by Goodell an,
Boulware, to provide for the paymen
to Grant and Luna counties cf certail
monies. County and Municipal In
debtedness.
House Bill No. 54, by Llewellyn, a
act to provide for the determinatio
of the Texas-New Mexico boundary
State Affairs.
House Bill No. 55, by Chaves, al
propriating for expenses of the Ne;
Mexico Military Institute and for
classified New Mexico Cadet Corp
Finance.
House Bill No. Sc, by Hiltol
amending Sections 9 and II, of tn
Act of 1903, relating to communit
bitches and acequias. State Affairs
:; House Bill No. 81, by Clancy, pr
: viding for tax on the output of co;
mines. Finance.
House Bill No. 5S, by Evans, CO
ferring powers and jurisdiction c
probate courts and clerks thereof. j
dietary.
House Bill No. SO, by Moreno, q
act for the better accommodation
passengers on railroads and providi1
for uniform transportation charge
, A maximum three cents mile passe
ger rate is provided for. Railroa,
. must furnish cars for freight shi
!. ments, must run trains at regul
hours, according to published tim
table. Conductors shall have the rig
n to put off passengers who have n
n paid their fare, at any regular ste
|. ping place. Committee on Railroad
d House Bill No. 60, by Llewellyn,
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