Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-18
Estimates Of Closing Session
Range From Saturday at
Midnight Until Next Wednes-
day.
THREE MORE ARTICLES
ADOPTED YESTERDAY
Spirited Discussion of Eduea-
ton Committee Report on
Distribution Of Lands, Re-
Heyes Tedium Of Session,
Especial Dispatch 10 The Moninr sonnnu


santa se. r. Nj NOV 1.-THE
final adoption of three articles Of the
constitution constituted the work Of
the convention IN the single session
held today The articles adopted
were those on mines and mining
state, county aud mniciuai indebted
ness. ana county ana municipal cor
poratlons This latter article aa firsi
reported To the convention ,ansisted
OF seventeen sections tho committee
az the whole reducing the number 10
four and when II cnme from the re-
vision committee for final adonlioE
today. but three sections remained
As on Yesterday. tho convention made
little change Ia the articles as re-
ported from the revision committee
and all of them got through pfae-
tically unnltcred
Tho somewhat tedious reading oi
sections was relieved this afternoon
by "a spirited discussion of a supple
mentary report from tn, committee
on education The report. which was
introduced hN Delegate Gallegos o.
Nora provided for the distrinutiou Of
the lands granted w the enabling aet
among the various educational instr
intiDn3 gf lhe si.gte, anu was oblaeton
To ay several delegates from eas GID
New Mexico. hccause ~ provision
had been made fer % grant nt land e.
amy normal school TINT might be es-
tahlished In their section Of the state
Tho maitrr was finally COMPROMISED
by m amendmpnt which VIII permit
the legislature To- give one-fourth OF
the lands donated tor normal schools
To any such school as max hereafter
be esta hliFhea Delegate Mapry, who
has been extremely active IN taking
caro- OF the Interests Of the people ol
eastern New Mevico. while not Wholly
satisfied with the arrangement ex
preasea The belief that Il was the best
possible 10 obtain
There Is y strong sentiment IN the
convention against the creation of
nnv additional higher educational IN
stituti0ns ia New Mexico, ana today
Delegates Fan aud Scdiilo both gave
voice TO tho opinion thnt II MI th'
Institutions nf this craracter Mithifi
the state we're combined INTO one
great school, II would be- for the best
interests of the people MI Sedillo
had not vet lost hope THAT this miRhl
some daS be done ana for this req
son voted against the provision ne
signed fo permit the creation OF an
other normal.
AZ the reading of the report con
tinued. the members OF the quay
county delegation discovered that
they had grievance, IN thN no
urovision had been made for the sup
port OF the experiment tarm near
1ucumcari, the recommendation ol
The committee being that all nppro-
prlations Tor experiment stations
should De- paid to ihc agricultural colr
lego
This exactiy suited the delegation
from Bona Ana ana Dr Garrison
defonded il vigorously. on motion
III Delegate Holloman the ohjectl"h-
mile mart Of the section was stricken
ont and after semc two hours ot INK
n was again put in. this time on mo-
ton of Delegate Parker. but Win an
amendment which MI Hoiloman be-
licvnd would not leave The legislature
poworiess 10 provide for the support
nf tho Tucumeari experiment station.
sprruiation oNor the date Of I'D
iournment Is rife among the dele
gates Everything hinges on the
,york of the revision committee
(which. with a large force et stem
onraphers. was in session All day anu
far into the night This evening ninc
articles remained to be revised among
which we're the long ones on ludi
ciqrv. legislative department ana cor
,nr4tions other than municipal
Among the delegates are many "h'
believe that the work viii he coni-
pietca b1 midnight saturday. but utli-
~. thort ere who Gre irst ua e'nt'
don't that nest wednesday, wili or tle
aas .,f final auiournmrn