Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15

lullan TruHllo, A. y. Vargas. "a. NJ
Gage. J u House, r.. Lopez. Bias
Sanchez. W. W. Nichols
InsuranCcl N. g.. DoBaca, J. j..
Clancy. T.. A. 0urulc. Manuel Cor
dova, J. y, Casados II. N. Gage, =.
O. Carter.
Ro,ds aud Highways; r, Cooney,
Duncan MCGlllyray, W. II. II, Llo-
wellyn. J, V, Tully. y. Sanchez. W. u.
Chrismau. VI. g. Martinez. J. w. Null
lens. s. J. smith.
BANKS ana isanking; A. s. Guodell,
J. w, Chaves, N. y. naca. r.. Cooney.
?. Moreno. n. Padllia. J. W. Camp
bell. H. NJ. Gage, }. 4. Evans
Internal improvements T. A. GU
rule, }. j. clancy. a. .. Goodoli. W.
n. Chrisman, r. ]. Smith, Florencio
Love.
Public Property; J. y Lucoro. l.. Y.
Montoya, J. V. Tuily. n. Co0ney. NJ
.C. DeBaca. q. r. Tucker, J. l.. House
Library, J. J. Clancy. ". l.. Bsca,
g. G.. Catron, O. r. Toomha. j. n.
skidmore. w - Blanchard. j. d.
Caaadus, n. Lopez, r. ~, Boulware,
=. J. smith.
Pcnitcniinry' T.. 4. Mentoya. j. u.
Burg. s. Qulntano. NJ. c. DeRaca. a,
-. Vargas, y. Labadie. W. w. Nlchois.
j. W. Campbell NJ. q. Martinez
Public Printing: W. H. Chrismnu,
w. n. n. Liewellyn. 3. w. Chaves. NJ.
c. Manznnares. j. j. Clancy. NJ. v.
i3aca. J. w. Campbell, ]. w Mullena,
X Lopez.
Capitol; Julian TruHllo. r. Labadlc.
j, w. Mullens.
Military Affairs; j. V. Tully J. W.
Chaves, j. A. Young. Conrad Hilton.
u. u. Carter
livestock: Duncan McGllhvray. J..
v. Tully. r. Moreno, y Padllla, j. u.
Casados, J. l.. House. Florencio Love.
Enrolled BiiIs: q. r, Tuombs. J. r.
skidmore, @, w. Trip. J. ]. clancy.
T.. Labadio, J. r. Evans. J. w. Camp
bell. q. n. Tucker. J. Y. Burg.
Rules: ]. Il. SkidmOre, M. r. Man
zanares. o. r. Toombs, J. w. caaves,
w, H. II. Lleweliyn. w. v. Rogers,
Mr.. Speaker.
Idguor Traffic; r. Moreno. w. H.
Chrisman. j. w. Chaves, q. w. Trip,
p. Labadie. NJ. G. Defiaca, j. w
Campbell. u. NJ. Gage. NJ. c. Mar
tlnez.
Printing ard Elections: A. ID, Var.
gas, ). J. Yeung. G. &. Catr0u, l.
Montoya. Chas. p. Downs. Julian Tru-
lilo, +. j. smith. w. W. Nichols ]
w. Mullens, T. Labadie.
Public Lands: c. G. Catron. Chas
r. Downs, NJ. u. Baca, ]. v. Tuiiy
r. Moreno. r. Labadle. Rafael Garcia
Julian TrujillO, q. ~ Tucker. II. NJ
Gage. o. r. Toombs. D. B. Burg.
| SENATE AifOprS ITS ttUisIns
M UNANIMOUS VOTf
Tlte fret serious clasB between sh'
| alority and minority In the senate
which had been heralded for today
was averted az the eleventh houi
when tho Republican members of th'
senate committee on rules sprung .
surprise on the minority members oS
calmly incorporating the tentative
| rules every change In the minority's
report This left the minority with
out any valid objection Go the rules
and the senate rules were adopted By
unanimous vote. Tho minority Nom
bers Of the committee signed tho re-
port just before II went TO the cierk'i
desk. This bore out the statement b.
Chairman Holt of the committee
made yesterday, TO the effect that th'
minority would have no kick on IN
rules
DECIDED INNOVATIONS IN
RULES or THE SEN AT1
The rules adopted by the senat'
are a decided departure from pas
precedent. For instance, commit
tee on executive communications y
created providing that all nomlna
tions sent by the governor 10 the sen
ate shall first be referred withou
motion or debate to that committee
unless otherwise ordered by the sen
ate.
Just before the rules were adnpte'
Il was provided that the appointment
or the governor should be- read In ful
in the senate before being referred &
the committee. This was one OF IN
changes demanded hy the minority
Another rule provides that newapape
men ahail only be admitted 20 tn
floor OF the senate when properly ac
credited hy some established news
paper. and that each p8per can nav
but one correspondent IN the senate
The senate also 81 given power by
majority vote 90 refuse admission L
the floor 70 any newspaper core
apnndent
The rules also provide that no news
paper man shall be admitted who
torosted ia legislation ur VINO
employed to influence legislation.
The rules are especially siringeh
as regards the chief clerk. making hin
practically responsible for al the cleI
ical work and the handling Of all bill
and resolutions and giving him 20"
er TO assign or transfer all empioye
with the exception of the sergeant q
arms, his assistant and the doogkeep
er. He Is forbidden 10 permit an
papers or records to be taken trof
his custody except by the chairman q
tho committee 10 which they may b
referred lie also must provide oae
member with a daily calendar Of lh
senate.
The sergeant az arms, unlike pas
custom, must attend every session
the senate except when absent o
duty. and he Is charged with keepln
order, not only upon the floor OF th
senate. but Ia the loboies gallori'
and rooms adjoining, and is specific
aIlv authorized 10 arrest for contemi
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