Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-04
First Two Weeks Have Pro-
duced One Amendment, One
Memorial and Two Unim-
portant Joint Resolutions,
DAYS DEVOTED CHIEFLY
TO STIRRING UP TROUBLE
Feeling That Business Should
Commence to Move--Ari-
zona'8 Anti-GambIing Law
StirS Members to Action
The Morning journal Bureau
Santa Fe. n. NJ. Feb. 3.

The Morning Journal Bureau
Santa Fe. ~ NJ, Feb. g..
The third week of the legislative as.
semby which begins tomorrow vii
find the assembly with practically q
clean slate so far as new legislation
is concerned The session thus fal
has been productive of little else than
trouble of more or less serious ma
turo. trouble for individuals for the
legislature as a whole, and for the re-
publican party which already has all
the trouble it needs. Barring out the
Intermittent scrapping over the extra
emplOYe list which is still plenty big
enough. and the less disconnected ef-
fort to keep alive the warfare ON the
governor, the actual mplshments
of this assembly. out of fourteen days,
'0 7hout as follows:
one amendment to the jury law
making changes proposed by the SUI
preme court and known as the Mica
jury law amendment
one joint memorial to the interior
department, asking for restoration of
SAN Juan county lands to entry.
Two joint resolutions to supply the
members with the compiled and ses-
sion laws and other more or less use
ful documents.
This is the sum total of the actual
accom- ,lsh menus IN le&islallon. ~ Is
aopul me least productive Two weeks
lh tue history III New NrtSico assem-
bies. So far as actual accomplish
Inell lS concerned aslue from the or
ganization, It might just as wen hava
been in continuous recess. A good
many Dl'i9 H9Fe UCtH NJ u'uO0u' 0u' ~ ~
"9'V' l'oti ~ U.s. ~ 90 -, -
ana it9 "'leuuonl ItedS eS, "CNio",
vu6e" ~ my ,ituyi''s ~ l'., ," "a va
tHe governor il1'le colls slIe, 'lt'll '!', lo'
oegn given 10 me Pl ups" IVs So IN
me "a tei pai' "i i'9'
we're III IiIulcd tIolis % IIlPeiuinS aJJtIN
llN' me cuuedlIou co.lllilV'ee ne" .
uIeetlus WIN 'lle l5ii,egI "a DG"I " Ul
euucaIloH anu coHclu"Su u" 6iNT Wy
proper CONSIDERATION 10 tuu'9 'oI.'1 ,l1
WORK 'llIs year. ne c..
E"N' p'oillsV 81 uo,uS '.,',7 .t,i7 @
we 9cHooIS ~ tNeW MVNlco -. 'u'0 9
SI"'' anu ~ poth coirl % lilll''e9 i az.
i"rse' lnelt ueclSiohS WI HaNe VIZ |
"''P"' ''le result ~ '"%
,"'tIS' ~ me proPe0cu SCHo" IV5i9c
i"uoH. "ood many olher nllls ~
Importance nave neen Ihfouucen anu
Iei'ired' put up 10 lnr aoJou u 'Ir.' ~!
Io' the week, lheF hau Ic'elNeu NJ
ue or no conslderatioh
Ihe late of the district attorney pln
rs no longer IN douoi. ne over
WhtIWlHH m.J"flN clalmcu I"I IT. ~,
Ine council bN ITS TRENDS mas ldueu
i' WalerlallZe. ana II IS douhtuI u 1t
mas hat OF the council vote To-Day,
1t Us even doubtful if this bill could
pass the house again should IL come /
up now IN the present stl'f ~ 'eel-
ing among the assem- blvmen. Ihe dl-
rect pltter and personal nature oi Jhe
effort TO humiltate the governor ana 4
omharrass his administration has be-
come SO evident that all Of the more
ihoughttul men in the assembly are
ulsEusted with II and some Of them I,
seriously alarmed hy il. II is freely i
predicted today that the district at
torney bin will die in the council iu-
dietary committee. The people of the
the alleged popularity of the measure
has failed of any convincing demon
stration. Indeed. from every impor-
tant town in the territory has come
very plain protest against the bill and
more especially against the motive in
spring it The old line republican
leaders have voiced their protcst
against any further continuance Of
the campaion prompted nv this mot
i've Of antsronisn to the Governor.
aud TODAY vim Tho oxception of dis
lpp0iDted office seakers and mon
who have no hone ~ esfnine- their
ends save in bis canso Nj Bursiin,
stand. nracticafi,. aIo,. tIe is stul
fighting ~ retain bis MA m the COR 1
of tbe iaeisI,turr and
thus block If he cannot control and +