Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-22

vided herein, except by unanimous
consent of the house in which it IA
introduced. No bill shall be acted
upon at any session unless introduced
at that session.
Sec. 20. Immedpteiy after the
passage of any bill or resolution. y
shall be enrolled and engrossed. and
read publicly in fun in each house,
and thereupon shall be signed by the
prsidng officers Of each house in
open session, and the fact OF such
reading and signing shall be entered
on the journal. No interlineation or
erasure in signed bill, shall be ei-
fective. unless certified thereon in eX-
press terms by the presiding OFFICER
Of each house quoting the words IN
terlined or erased, nor unless the loct
of the making Of such interineation
or erasure he publicly announced in
each house and entered on the jour
nal. :,
Sec. 21. Any person who shall
without lawful authority, materially
change or alter. or make away with,
any bill pending in or passed by the
legislature, shall be deemed guilty oil
a felony and upon conviction thereon
shall be punished by imprisonment in
the penitentiary for not less than one
year nor more than five years.
Sec. 20. Every bin passed by the
legislature shall before II becomes.
law. be presented To the governor Tor
approval. If he approve, he shail
sign it, and deposit sit with the Sec
retary of state; otherwise, he shall
return il to the house in which u
originated, with his objections which
shall he entered at large upon the
iournaE and such bill shall not be-
come law unless thereafter APP
proved by two thirds Of the mem
bers present aud voting in eacn
house BY yea and nay vote entered
upon its journal. Any bill mol re-
turned by the governor within three
days, Sundays excepted, after oeing
presented to him, shall become law,
whether signed by hiip or not, unless
| the legislature by adjournment pre-
vent such return. Every bill pre-
sented To the governor during the
| last three days OF the session shal'
| be approved or disapproved by MN
within six days after the adjourn
ment, and shall be By him immeo-
| lately deposited with the secretary OF
| state. Unless so approved and signed
| by him such bill shall not become Q
| law. The governor may in like man
.ner approve on dlsapproNe amy par
| or parts, item or items, of any bil
| appropriating money, and SUCH pdrt'
| or items as are approved, shali De
come law, and such as are dlsap
| nroved shall be void, unless passet
over his veto. as herein provided.
| sec. 30. Laws shall 20 into efiec
| ninety days after the adjournment ol
! the legislatures enacting them, excep
general appropriation .taws' whlci
shall 60 into effect immediately upoi
| their passage and approval Any ae
| necessary for the preservation oil tn'
public peace, health or safety, shal
| take effect immediately upon ~
massage and approval, provided II n'
nassed by two-thrds vote OF eacf
house and such necessity pc s'a''u -
a separate section.
See. "a. The legislature shall no
pass local or special laws in any O
the following cases
Regulating county, precinct or as
trict affairs; the Jurisdiction ana uu
ties Of Justices of the peace. ponce
magistrates and constables; the prhc
tice in courts of justicei the rate o
interest on money; the punishment
for crimes ana mlsdemeanors' th'
assessrnent or collection OF taxes o.
extending tho time OF the coiiecVoi
thereof ;sthe summoninE ana ifnpah
eiling jurors: the management
d, public schools. the sale or mortsas
lng of real estate of minors or oth
ers under disability; the change
venue in civil or criminal cases
Nor in the following rases: Grant
ing divorces; laying out, opening al
tprug or working roads or highways
except as TO state roads extendlnl
INTO more than one county, and MN
tary rDads: Vacating roads, tow
plats. streets, alleys or publ
grounds; locating or changing count
seats, or changing county INES, eN
cept in creating new counties, lncor
poratjng cities. towns or villages o
changing or amending the charter o
any city town or village; the openlh
or conducting OF any election o
designating the place OF Voting' ue
claring any person OF age Vn',I ~
inp or licensing ferries, toll bidge'
toll roads, banks, insurance compan
los or loan and trust companies re
hitting fines, penalties, forfeiture Q
taxes, or refunding money paid INT
the state treasury, or relinqulshihl
extending or extinguishing, in whol
ar in mart. any indebtedness or ia
! bilty of any person or corpofatloh'
the state or any municipality therelh
creating. increasing or decreasln
fees percentages or allowances Q
nublic Officers, changing the laws 9
, descent. granting TO any corporation
association or individual the risht !
, Law down railroad tracks or any spe
cia1 ar exclusive privilege, immuhlt
or franchise, or amending cNlstltl
charters for such purpose. changih
! the rules Of evidence in any trial O
inouirv. the limitation OF actions
giving effect 10 any informal or VI
, valid deed. will or other instrument
: exemuting property from taxation
I restorIng to citizenship any perso
: convicted of an infamous crime; IN
! adoption or legitimizing Of children
, | changing the names of persons Q
: places. and the creation, extenslo
or Impairment Of liens.
I In every other case where a ger
! eral law can be made applicable, n
r snecial law shall be enacted.
> Sec. 25. No law shall be enacte
! leeallzing the unauthorized or II
valid act Of any officer, remitting an
r fine. penalty or judgment against an
/ officer. or validating any Illegal Us
G OF public funds.
sec % The legislature shall NJ
a grant 20 any corporation or persol
any rights. franchises, privileges, In
- nunifies or exemptions, which sha
I NOT upon the same terms, and und'
n like conditions, inure equally to a
\ | nersons or corporations. no exclusi'
Z right franchise. privilege OF 'mmul
: ity shall be granted By the ieg'sl'