Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-10-14
TWO PORTRAITS,
ARE PRESENTED
Convention Accepts Pictures
of ]. Franco Chaves and
Antonio Joseph
RULES ARE AGAIN AMENDED
No More Files to Be introduced
by Delegates After
October %.

The convention was called to order
this afternoon at 2:45 o'clock by
President Charles A. Spiess.
Prayer by Chaplain Julius A. Hart
man.
Minutes by Chief Clerk George w.
Armijo.
Solomon Luna, for the committee on
rules, reported two additional rules,
printed in full in another column.
One of them sets October % as the
last day on which delegates may in
troduce files, but provides that the
committees shall have the privilege of
introducing files at any time. The
amendments were adopted as propos-
ed without a dissenting vote.
The following files were then intro
duced
File No. 10, by G. A. Richardson,
creating the department of labor and
commissioner of labor. Referred to
the committee on agriculture.
File No. 20, by G. A. Richardson,
relating to the board of agriculture.
Referred to the committee on agricul-
ture.
File No. 21, by G. A. Richardson, re
lating to primary elections. Referred
to the committee on elective fran
chise.
President Spiess said that the con-
vention has no graveyard" commit
tees. E. L. Slower said that the prop
er name for such committee would
be committee on Democracy"
File No. %, by E. S. Stover, relative
to trusts. Referred to the committee
on corporations.
File No. 23, by E. S. Stover, relative
to lobbying Referred to the commit
tee on legislative department.
File No. "a, by E. S. Slower, with
reference to suffrage. Referred to the
committee on elective franchise.
File No. 25, by H. NJ. Dougherty and
G. R. Brice, with reference to the ini-
tiative and referendum.
File No 26 by c. c. Davidson with
reference to mine inspector. Refer
ed to the committee on Mines.
File No. 27, by G. G. Davidson, rela-
tive to fellow servants. Referred to
the Committee on Bill of Rights.
File No. % by c. c. Davidson, in
reference to corporations. Referred
to the Committee on Corporations.
File No 29, by M. P. Skeen, with
reference to taxation of railroads. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Taxation.
File No. 80, by E. D. Tittman, Gre
ating a civil service commission. Re-
tive Department.
File No 81, by E. D. Tittman Gre
ating commissioner of mines. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Mines.
File No. 80, by j. T. Mabry, apper-
tanning to establishing separate
schools for white and negro children.
Referred to the Committee on Educa-
ton.
File No. 33, by J. T. Mabry, relating
to the liability of fellow servants.
Referred to the Committee of Bill
of Rights.
File No. "a, by A. A. Sedillo, to pro-
hibit creation of bureau of immigra-
tion. Referred to the Committee on
Miscellaneous Provisions.
File No. 35, by W. E. Lindsey, on
Initiative and Referendum. Referred
to the Committee on Legislative De.
partment.
File No. 36, by E. F. Saxon, regula-
ting the liquor traffic by counties. Re
ferred to the Committee on Counties
and Municipalities.
File No. 81, by E. F. Saxon in ref
erence to qualifications of voters.
Referred to Committee on Bill OF
Rights.
File No. So, in reference to coun-
ties and county seats. Referred to
the Committee on Counties.
File No. 80 by E. F. Saxon in refer
ence to primaries. Referred to the
Committee on Elective Franchise.
File No. 40 by B. F. Pankey, in ref
erence to depositing ballots.
File No. Al, by Juan Navarro, with
reference to rights of citizens Re
ferred to the Committee on Bill OF
Rights.
Resolution No. II, was introduced
by w. B. Walton, instructing the CHIEF
clerk to send eac-- newspaper in New
Mexico copies of files, etc., ordered
printed by the convention. The reso
luton was adopted.
Resolution No. 12, by A. A. Sedillo
provides for the auditing of salary &C
counts by the committee on ways and
means. The resolution was adopted.
President Spiess announced that he
had transmitted telegram of greet
ing to the Arizona convention, as in
structed by the convention.
A. B. Fall suggested that copy ot
the rules be also sent to Phoenix.
H. B. Ferguson asked for the terms
of protest against the gag" rule ut
tered by the Republican minority al
Phoenix.
J. D. Sena announced that he woulG
give the blackboard in the supreme
court room for announcement of place
and time of committee meetings.
Upon motion of J. H. Crist, tele
gram from Phoenix, to the Aibuquer
que Morning Journal, in reference tt
the committee appointments in the