Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-06-07

Senate Bill No. 81, the district court
clerks bill, was amended and passed.
Senate Bill No. 6, authorizing coun-
ty commissioners to designate fence
districts passed.
A recess was taken to 1890 to per-
nit the conference committee to work
on the salary bill.
House.
The chaplain prayed for harmony,
after Speaker Baca had called the
House TO order at II a. m.
A resolution from the committee on
engrossing, authorizing the chief clerk
to engross and enroll all measures
passed from now on
LleWellyn moved that the Public
Lands Bill (Senate Bill No. 36) and
the General Appropriation Bills be
taken up without delay. The commit
tee reports on these bills We're adopt
ed, as were also various other commit
tee reports. Hilton was called to the
chair.
Vargas offered House Resolution
NO 21, to limit debate to five minutes
for each member An amendment by
Toombs to limit it to three minutes,
was accepted by Vargas, and the reso.
lution was adopted.
House Resolution No. 90, bv San.
chez. denouncing the action of the
Democratic Senate of Arizona in dis.
lranchlslng the Spansh-Americans
who cannot read and write English,
was explained by the author He said:
we feel for our brothers in the state
of Arizona and we want to Slow our
brothers in Arizona that we have a
heart for them, and that We can place
ourselves in their position. appeal
to the Republicans and to the Demo-
Gratis OF this House, to the Spanish
Americans, irrespective of party, to
take stand with our brethren in the
I helghboring state,' The resolution
was passed unanimously.
Lopez introduced a resolution pro.
Vldlng an appropriation of $3.50 for
AZ boxing gloves for the members to
defend themselves, the Speaker to
use his gavel in self-defense. Clancy
moved to include sponges. Mama.
mares moved to table and the resolu.
tlon was tabled
Public Lands Bill.
Senate Substitute for Senate Bill
No. sc, the Public Lands Bill, was
read and passed 81 to O.
The General Appropriations Bill
was read as amended by the commit
tee. 1t makes liberal provisions for
the Bureau of immigration 100000 for
the mounted police; for the peniten-
tlary. The University is to get S42.-
900; School of Mines S22 $500: Military
institute $4,000; the Normal School
at Ell Rito $4,000: Deaf and Dumb
School $4,000; Insane Asylum $50.
ooo; New Mexico Museum $4,000;
Miners Hospital 10000; ST. Vincent's
orphan School 100000; St. Vincent's
Hospital $4,000: for other hospitals
$loOO each; except at AlbuqueI que and
, Gallup $4,000; at Las Vegas s., ,OOu
| Salary Supreme Court clerk $4,000:
, DaillH 5000; private secretary to gov
ernor $4,000, contingent expenses and
; per diem $500; two assistant attor-
, neys general $4,000; salary of secre-
; tary of Bureau of immigration $500
M. c. de Baca in explaining his
vote, asserted the bill is doing an in
justice to the tax payers of New Mex
leo; that the poor people and not the
right pay the taxes in the last ANALYSIS
The bill passed AZ to 3.
Tully called up the Senate amend
ment to the House Drainage Bill, and
the House under suspension of the
rules concurred in the amendments.
; Llewellyn called up the Senate
amendments to the House bill provid-
ing that delinquent taxes go into the
good roads fund and the House con.
CURED. A recess to two o'clock was
then taken.