Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-24

The Morning Journal Bureau.
Santa Fe n. NJ, March %.
The Thirty-seventh legislative as
sembly is At an end. the members Of
the assembly are leaving for their
homes Santa Fe is practically de-
serted by statesmen. lobbyists, and all
The train that accompanies the ses-
sion, and presently The bitterest fight
that has been waged in a New Mex
leo legislature for many years, in fact.
since that memorable occasion when
am aspiring politician attempted to
steal the legislature, will be forgotten
As. the smoke of the battle clears it
becomes interesting to go over briefly
The work accomplished during the
session. to note the influences respon-
sible for accomplishing it ana to re-
view just as briefly the situation at
The beginning of the assembly and the
situation now at it's end II has been
a curious situation throughout and
one which has attracted close atteH-
tiou not only from the whole people Of
The territory. but from the people OF
other states
II is first necessary Ia review the
drawing of the lines at the beginning
Of the session, and the reasons and
Influences responsible for drawing
those lines.
Upon the opening Gay Of the session
AFte "ie9. W lu ''lI-s
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reasons for The opposition of Bursum
a'lu HIS ioIloN eIa ~ w 80. so. 80
10" wen hl3WH .u l.'.I.l1 llcgu .'i'F
Ul lleH Hdu ~ -,
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W''9E. o1i'eI ''"u +,,oIi. af L.Tdlire
7l IN plu ny '""p1 . NJ
a",'( XXX .,lrad S,.sta,,, of tba nachine
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we Pr"p3o ~ 9uit - ~ -, ha,iti sbat-
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OF mover l4e"s Oh lloi'oS'S ~ '4I ~
Ne'Ihs mo leIIIloi IA. a. ''i'r,lT - a.
Eern'h was more man O. ilIei'gCv it
- W<'S ,asa,', ~ ~ rrin-
lu'Iclole' ~ was he'eS9dlS ~ ~ -" ~
pIe HaseihaH as 20 ui9e eV,Ilt US ''p
ihlhlstratioh OF puplC dlI%llS, 8iu
'IiIP.e nlIl as 10 piiHs dpoul ii9 -,
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p0Wefless TO 90 Iurlher uaIlasV "
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20 accomplish nus enc CaillI pa W. -. /
oi legislation was iald out WHIcH ~ II
uFiiliS Is one OF the most Ieilla NJ
campaigns ever proposed III any l,iS-- iesIS
azure. IL was pIaclIcallY .
.' upset the eHtlrt soNei II',.i''',
tenn of the territory a slhemt "hl-1'
1'd Tor lts opJect rum Siil'o l'7 T''
J'clors could not RUE. e
'rIeily' IL was PIupos,
l'Ne lne appolh'IhTH 9l V'HD,
.'ineNs our or lhe n"tuS -, Ii,' 80
ernor and thus place the pupH' PI1S
Ius system OF ne 'ei irt'"i ,i cl,..
hands of the machlhe. nus ""S ~
The purpose of protecting ceil'ln
mnmbers of the machlne' OF SupP Ica9
ing probable prosecutions ana oI SUP
pINtr~ members OF lhe hlach'H' VIZ
] Obs which they mad lost or were /"
s' Ious danger OF losing
Next ii was proposed 10 81" IVucg
the salaries or certain teII'1"Illi ~ ~
GERS. notably the attorney BTl'eL a.
that men Of large apllly couiu NJ ~
Zoe retained to illl the poslll"ll9' ~
fearless activity or Attorney Gene a.
w q. Reid had made nm "a loiCt I"
ho feared next to the governor, by
machine which wanted as niue i""
as possible and that little SUBJECT I"
l.s own Interpretation.
% WAS proposed to abollsh 'Ae
mounted police. ana thus CUT "H ~
influence for law ana orueI III wy
territory because thal force ma p-tn
. bile i'm the course Of running o"Nit
stock thieves. to put a stop 10 several
other kinds of more disreput"pie