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set accept the nomination others
believe that no WIN accept IL II the
LEGISLATORS can not agree on any one
else.
arnatc.
Tho senate met al 10 o'clock this
morning. and after reading and app
proving the journal, which had been
revised By q conmlllee OF members,
adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning at the request Of the com.
mittee on rules. Chairman Holt Of
the committee, stated that the COM
mittee could not report before tomor-
row. The efnaie committee on rules
worked until after midnight last nisht
and took up its task again this morn
immediately after The Adjournment Of
Inc senate.
Much interest IL manifested among
the minority members IN reports cur
rent this mOrning TO The effect that
the senate rules mipht be so drawn
as to considerably hobble the Demo.
Gratis Members of the committee
however, said that the rules would be
/ fair TO majority and minority alike
and that tbs committee was endeav-
oring TO arrange them so as 10 ax-
pediie business and insure good leg.
lslaiion
minority Leadership Contested in
Senate.
THE small but emlnently respect
able minority OF the senate, az Sen.
ator w y. Walton Is accustomed to
refer 10 that aggregation, Is Just now
undergoing the exciting expcriont-e Of
q real but friendly contest for minor
ity leadershly. The minority started
on with Senator Walton assuming
that important office Senator Barth
OF Bernalillo county, Il is asserted.
lusnrpod Senator Waitons position.
land succeeded IN lining up a majority
81 the minority for a couple of days
To-day Senator Barth charges that
Senators Hlnkle and Walton have
combined against him with n view 70
officiating as minority leaders turn
and turn about Senator Barth az
aerts that when he completed some
bills on which he Is az work he viii
again enter the contest. AZ present
Senator Walton Is boss Of the fob.
The House.
When the house met this morning
It's committee on committees report.
ed the following standing committees.
hut made no recommendation as 10
the personnel OF them:
Finance, judiciary, railroads. state
Affairs, corporations education, pub
lie Institutions, irrigation and drain
age, enrolled and engrossed bills.
county and municipal Indebtedness
counties and county lines. agriculture
and manufactures. roads and high
ways, privileges and elections, revis.
ion Of laws, mines and public lands,
penltentary. printing, library. inBur.
ance, banks and hanking, internal im-
prOyements, public property, state
capitol, military AFFAIRS, live stock,
liquor traffic, rules
Speaker Baca, II Is said. will an
nounce the committeeman tomorrow
The house Is still In the throes OF
the employee question Il has filled all
OF the positions allotted under tbs
constitution with The exception OF
four, the assistant chie4 clerk and
fliree sienographer8 at $500 a day
each; but the supply Of applications
exceeds the demand, and many OF the
house members are exceedingly EN-
barrassod 10 know what TO do about
r. Various plans have been devised,
II Is said, for trying 10 take care OF q
few OF the more lnssstent constituents
bur none has yet been found that Is
feasible. and Il is likely that a num-
Der OF tlioae Who are here from va
rious parts OF the state viii be com.
PEELED to go home disappointed.
After adopting the report OF tho
committee on committees the house
adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.