Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-05-29
Governor Mcdonald Has
Affixed His Signature
to Them.
RELIEF FOR SAN ANTONIO
The Senate Tackled Calendar of
Twenty-One Measures This
Afternoon.
Governor Mcdonald has approved of

1ouSe Bill NO. y, Dy MullenS, 1Of
the protection of the bee industry
House Bill No. 112. by Cooney, au-
thorizing and empowering district
courts to adjudicate interests in town
probate or county Judge
House Bill No. 1913, by Speaker Baca,
to enable school districts to borrow
money for the purpose of erecting and
furnishing school buildings and pur-
chasing school grounds The act es-
pecially serves to validate bond is
sue of $4,000 made by the school dis
trict of Roswell.
Senate.
There We're twenty-one bills on the
Senate calendar this afternoon, the
largest number that has been thus far
Oh any days program. Among the
twenty-one We're the four good roads
bills.
Chaplain Mccullough caused ears
to prick up when he referred in his
invocation ito the backbone of Cover
nor Mcdonald" in a thinly yelled ref.
erence to Governor McDonald's anti
prizefight message of yesterday.
New Bills.
The following were introduced: A.:
Senate Bill No. 1856, by Mabry, an act
to provide for the disposition of GER
tain insurance monies.
Senate Bill No. 1877, by Hartt. to
provide for industrial education in the
state schools and for the appoint.
= $ment Of state director of industrial
education.
Senate Bill No. 1SS, by HELD to
provide for the terms of office of the
members fthe state board of educa-
ton excepting the governor and su-
perlntendent of public instruction.
Reports of Standing Committees.
The committee on finance reported
a substitute for Senate Bill No. 145
IN reference to occupation taxes in
incorporated municipalities.
The committee on railroads reported
tavorably House Bill No. "a, in refer
ence to suits by non-residents against
railroads.
The committee on highways report
ed favorably House Joint Memorial
No. 3, to Congress. in favor of the
construction of highway across the
Pecos national forest.
The committee asked that House
Bill No. 22S be re-referred to the COM
mittee on judiciary. This was done
The committee ON judiciary report.
ed on the following measures: Senate
Bill No. 26, recalled from the House
that it be returned to the House with.
cut further amendments; House Sub.
stitute for House Bill No. IS, an ex.
emption tax law, be not passed; House
Joint Memorial No. Z, by Vargas, rela.
tive to the Pueblo Indians, be passed /:
House Bill No. 2O3, be passed as
amended.
The committee on printing reported
favorably the House Joint Resolution
for the printing of 100 copies of legis.
lative pocket manuals in Spanish.
Bills on Third Reading.
Action on the Holt Good Roads bills
was on motion of Holt postponed to
the next legislative session.
House Bill No. 10. by Young. pro-
viding for the Gaping of abandoned
oil and gas wells, was slightly amend
ed and passed "a to O.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 13 pro-
viding for commission of three SEN
ators, three representatives, Cover
nor Mcdonald and Secretary of State
Lucero to select a great seal for the
state OF New Mexico, was passed "a
10 O.
Senate Bill No. SO, by Burns, to
amend Section AGA of Compiled Laws
OF 1897, providing for the printing of
assessment rolls, was passed "a to 0.
Senate Bill No. S4, by Sulzer. to
amend Chapter 40 of Laws of 1907,
ard Section 4137 of the Compiled
Laws of 1897, permitting the sale of
native wines without license on prem.
ises where made, including distileries
and breweries, was taken up Barth
moved to strike out the word
brandy" SulZer defended the act as
in the interests of the New Mexico
winegrowers. Barth said in San JIan
county there is a distillery in defiance
of the sentiment OF the majority OF
the people and that he thought it ough
to be put out of business. Sulzer ac
cepted the amendment.
House.
Representative Clancy contributed
to the House humor by introducing {
resolution, under suspension of the
rules, as follows
Whereas, our esteemed fellow mem
ber, the Honorable M. P. Manzanare:
has gone to Las Vegas ESQ he said
for the purpose of making an invest
ment in the real estate market, but
Whereas, rumor is persistent that h
has really gone for the purpose O
scanning the matrimonial market ant
of paying court at the shrine of Dal
Cupid; therefore,
Be it resolved, That this House is il
entire sympathy with the effort of tn,
gentleman from Guadalupe to obtail