Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-04-26
Railroad Forces Will Come

ayers and other officials of New MeXi-
co railroads, will be in Santa Fe and
will appear before the House and
Senate committees or railroads. W.
J, Black, passenger traffic manager
Of the Santa Fe, B. P. Cheney, chair
man of the executive board of the
Santa Fe, and James Peabody statis-
t.rian of the same road, passed Lamy
last evening on No. bound for the
cast and did not join the other Santa
Fe officials here, because of the meet
ing on May 8. Representative VAR
gas at the meeting last evening thank
ed Judge Waldo and Mr. Kountz for
the information and enlightment Civ
en- the committees.
Educators Make Big Demands.
The heads of institutions have COM
pleted their sessions with the finance
committees of both Houses and have
formulated their financial demands on
the legislature All the educational
institutions desire greatly increased
dBIioDl ldlltIS, tAtbJtluS lHb NC"
Mexico Military Institute, which how
ever, desires reimbursement for the
beautiful building put up in place of
that destroyed by fire and for which
the people Of Roswell in part advanced
the funds. The University, it is I'M
del stood desires something like $780,
600, part of which is needed for the
establishment of the proposed law
school. That the financial needs of
the University have increased so great
ly is indicative of its growth during
the past year. The total asked for by
the educators for the states educa
tional institutions is $29S,75S.60.
House Calendar.
! House Substitute for House Bill No
II, original introduced by Goodell (by
requestl March 22nd, An Act regulat
ing and defining the practice of me
dicine in the State Of New Mexico, and
providing penalties for theviolation
thereof: referred to Committee on Ju
dietary, April 18th, reported with re
commendation by majority that Com
mittee substitute be passed in lieu OF
original, and by minority with recon
mendation that it be passed with
amendments. Minority report tabled
majority report adopted, Substitute
made the special order for next Fri
day at p. m
=, House Bill No 119, introduced by
Llewellyn, April, An Act requiring
the Supreme Court of the State to de
eide appeals on the substantial right:
OF the parties to the record, regardless
of technical errors; referred to Com
mittee on Ways and Means, April %
reported with recommendation that i
/. be passed.
Senate Joint Memorial No. 2, intro
duced by Clark, March %, memorial
zing Congress to Pass Senate Bill No
, 3 encouraging the instruction in agrl
. cultural industries, home economic
in secondary schools, etc, March 2Sth
, referred to Committee on Education
|, April 18th, reported with recommer
|, dation that it be passed.
& Senate.
, Senate called to order 2:30 p. n
s Journal as revised is read and
{ firmed. 1t now stands with all debat
s cut out.
, House Joint Memorial No. 2 mad
|, special order for Monday at $50 b
s motion of Crampton.
{ Petitions.
s Anti-prize fight, Artesia, Jeme
s Springs.
6 Negra, Torrance county, an abol
6 ton of sale of liquor, 3S names.
6 Against prize fight from Las Vega
s Ft. Sumner, Roswell, Dayton, q
6 names; Amistad, Grant county, 4
s names.
s Teachers of Valencia, county wal
: prohibition.
Z Petitions from teachers of Valenc
! asking for full pay year around.
\ Resolution from Las Vegas stati1
: that attempt is being made to convin
( legislature that there is no seltime
' against prize fighting and denyil
: that Las Vegas Christian people fav
= the Tripp bill Resolution asks tn
= Tripp bill be killed. E. c. Anders'
\ chairman, $50 people at meeting
\ Senate Bill No. 112, by Bowma
\ money for payment of legislatu
y supplies and printing, $12,500 or
y much as needed. Money to be draN