Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-10-20
MANY FILES
ARE INTRODUCED
Convention Is Again Down
to Hard Work at the
Capitol
WANTED A DAILY JOURNAL
But MIR. Crisis Resolution Is Laid
On the Table BY Vote
of 81 to %.

The convention was called to order
at 2:35 p. m. by President Charles A.
Spiess.
Invocation by the chaplain, Rev, Ju-
Illus Hartman.
Minutes by Chief Clerk George W.
Armijo. The minutes were approved
as read.
The following files were introduc'
ed:
No. 60, relating to homesteads and
exemptions, by G. A. Richardson. Re
ferred to committee on taxation.
No. 10, relating to highways and
public improvements, by G. A. Rich
ardson.
File No. II, by A. A. Sedillo, refer
ring to education.
File No. 72, relative to sale of in
tcvicants, by E. S. Slower.
File No. 73, by G. E. Moffet, Great
ing a state board of equalization.
File No. IA, by G.. E. Moffet, relat-
ing to tax schedules.
File No. rs, by G. E. Moffet, relat-
ing to taxation.
File No. rs, by G. E. Moffet, relat-
-. ~ y,,,b1;o pdnht adnnGS
File No. II, by G. E. Moffet, relat-
ing to constitutional amendments.
File. No. 7S, by G. E. Moffet, relat-
ing to legislature.
File No. 70, by F. H. Winston, ini-
tiative and referendum.
File No. 80, by B. F. Pankey, ini-
tiative and referendum.
File No. 81, by B. F. Pankey, reiat-
ing to educational elections,
File No. 50, by Reymundo Harrison
relating to education.
File No. SO, by H. B. Ferguson, ini'
tiative and referendum.
File No. "a, by J. w. Childers, re-
lating to insurance. Referred to com
mittee on corporations.
File No. 85, by w. r. Garrison
r. w. Parker, Isidoro Armijo and g
E. Miller, relative to the initiative ano
referendum.
File No. Sc, by Isidoro Armijo, relat
ing to term of state officers.
File No. 81, by w. E. Garrison, re
lating to the Australian ballot.
File No. So, by w. E. Garrison, rela
tive to educational institutions.
File No. SO, by J. H. Canning, relat
ing to bonded Indebtedness.
File No. 80, by w. E. Lindsey, rela
ting to duties of state offices.
File No. 81, by James E. Hall and =
M, Compton, with reference to taking
of private property for public use.
File No. 92, by James E. Hall, relat
ing to sectarian institutions.
File No. SO, by James 3. Hall, relat
ing to passenger rates.
File No. "a, by James E. Hall, re
ferring to religious federation.
File No. 95, by James Il. Hall, VIII
reference to freedom of speech.
File No. SO, by James E. Hall and {
M. Compton, referring to special leg
islation.
File No. 81, by E. D. Tittman, pre-
viding for a state census.
File No. 9S, by M. P. Skeen, relativ
to corporation commission.
File No. SO, by J. w. Childers, rela'
ing to banks and banking.
File No. 100, by J. w. Childers, il
reference to ownership of lands.
File No. 1O1, by J. W. Childers, re
lating to homesteads and exemptions
The committee on schedules mao
its report providing for the extenslo
of the territorial laws to the new stat
and the holding over of territorial O
icials until the state officers TAX
charge.
File No. 65, relating to primaries
was referred to the committee on ele'
tive franchise, being reported pacK
the committee on judiciary as not al
pertaining to its work.
The committee on ways and mean
reported on the cost of printing Tn
daily minutes. The committee mad
no recommendation.
J. H. Crist spoke in favor of prin
ing the daily minutes, so as to secu1
an impartial record of the constit1
tional convention.
He said that at the present rat
delegates would have to carry ba
ket or gunnisack to carry all tt
files as they accumulate. He said th'
such a daily record would be indi
pensible to each delegate. He sa
the cost of printing piecemeal wi
be more than the printing of dai
journal. He referred to the conver
ence of binding a daily journal. The
is no denying the fact he said tn
this state is not unit on statehot
as an abstract fact, and that the pc
ple should be officially informed. F
submitted an estimate as to co
which he thought would be $1,000 +
the sixty days session.
G.. 7 Roberts, said that Mr.. Cri
had in his argument consumed {
ready s23.45 worth vof space in tt
daily journal.
The resolution to print daily jor
nal was thereupon laid on the tab