Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-05
nIG CHRIST on IMPORTANT
MEASURES GOES THROUGH


steering committee and the members
thereof. demonstrated yesterday after
aeon that they are no "pikcrs' by
passing bills from the caendar without
regHrd 20 where they originated or
who wrote them. II was made quite
plain that on general legislation talk
Of conflict between house and senate
has been exaggerated.
The speaker called the REGULAR orr
der Immediately upon converting ana
passed at once TO the calendar, con-
slstlnK 81 nix printed pages ana with
enough Bills on those pages to keep
two houses working FOR twenty
hours.
senate substitute fos senate bill no,
So. the public lands bill. one Of the
most important measures OF the scs-
sion and providing for the entire ad-
ministratlon Of the states lands, WAS
recommitted on motion OF Mr.. Burg.
This bill was sent to the house by the
senate some weeks ago.
Senate bill No. 20, providing for
county high Schools WAS PASSED By
unanimous vote.
House Joint resolutions M. 90 was
introduced over the vigorous protest
OF Mr.. Catron who pointed out the
rule prohibiting appropriation resoiu-
tioua or acts ten days before adjourn
ment The speaker held. however,
that the language NJ the constitution
did not apply 10 resolutions and the
bin went into the hands OF the steer
ing committee. Mr.. CatrOn registering
hts protest on the journal. The reao-
luton provides $4,000 for Investigation
OF state Offices and institutions BY a
legislative committee. under the house
resolution passed some days ago.
Parcels Ptet Resolution Passed.
At the request % Mr. Rogers house
joint memorial No, 10. addressed 70
congress and asking for the lmmedi-
ate passage OF a parcels post act, was
called up and passed by 9 vote OF 30
to /.
Important for Grant County.
the house by unanimous vote pass
cd house bill No. IS, which u Of vast
Importance To Grant county. This -
an act introduced BY Representatives
0oodell and Boulware and providing
for the refunding TO Grant county OF
tAe money paid BY Il AZ interest on the
railroad bonds provided for by the en-
ahIins act, and the spiess bond bin
Just approved by the governor, Grant
county paid its interest on the old
railroad bonds. while santa F'e county
did not. aud Il Is recognized az fair
that the interest 80 paid should be
refunded, since Santa Re connty's de-
linuuent interest has been provided
for The hfli without question will
pass the senate where senator Walton
viii have charge OF Il.
4 Measure ~ Importance.
Senate blii No, 90 by senator Burns,
prohibiting public onicias from con-.
tfacting aebis was passed by unani-
mouH Vole. This ls one 81 the most
lmnossasst measures Of the session.
since Il Is aimcd. and Il H. said viii
prohibit the creation Of DEFICITS and
the berrowins 81 money by Officials.
boards ana commissions FOR which tne
state must later become responsible,
The provisions OF ihe bill aye rigid and
u iH recognized as 0ne % tho solid
business measures uf the session.
Panky fiFand HlH passesi.
Senate bin SO. 10. hy Ar. Panky.
eattle sanitary hoard measure provld.
f'N ""N NtNH |"0N I" "f"NNAf"" ~ 81 HN"NNA
on cattle ~ lhe state was paased With
out opposition. Thc measure Is 81 inn
portance in that It win wipe out hum
dreds ~ deed brands now on nie
with lhe cattle sanitary board
4itii Code tint~ TiiFonah.
Senate BIN 40. 1858. by M Hold. the
code Of civil procedure ana one 81 the
very lmporiani measures o. this scs-
sion from int standpoint or the legal
profession, was taken go on motion oil
Mr- Llewcllgn
Measures - Speaker go Through.
House ioint memorial No. , 81 Mr.
haca vas PASSED unauimously This
80 directed a. congress- ana urgently
demands that The very precious SPAN
iHh archives and records OF the sBan-
ish nnd Mrxican govDrnmenis in New
Mexico sent long ago 90 The National
museum IN Washington. for examlna-