Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-04-30


got round of applause from the
house when he announced that he was
the father OF fourteen children and
that he had had all of them vacci-
| mated.
| Mr.. Blanchard declared that the
law providing for compulsory vacci-
| nation is simply means to enable the
poor man to protect himself and his
children without cost. Mr.. Catron
gave as one of his reasons for sup
porting the bill, the fact that he had
a very feeling recollection of a badly
| swollen arm when he was Vaccinated
Supreme Court Bill.
The house came very near passing
the bill introduced by Major I.lewel-
lyn, providing that the supreme court
shall be required to decide all appeals
on the substantial merits Of the case
without regard to technical errors not
affecting the rights of the parties, but
it couldn't quite make it and the bill
was recommitted to the committee on
judiciary.
During the discussion of this bill
rather caustic colloquy took place be-
tween Mr.. Llewelly'n and Mr.. Catron,
who opposed its passage, Mr.. Catron
had stated that the bin would destroy
the science of the legal profession and
in addition that it WAS impossible of
enforcement. In reply, Major l.lewel-
lyn stated that the measure is the one
advocated by both the American Bar
association and the New Mexico Bar
association, and expressed regret that
his technical friend" Mr.. Catron.
should set up his own opinion against
such high authorities.
Mr.. Toombs thought that TIE legis-
lature should not issue its thou shalt |
not" to a coordinate branch of the
state government, and expressed seri-
Gus doubt of the constitutionality of I
the bill. He offered to amend it by /
providing that the supreme court /
shall be empowered" to rather than /
''required' to decide cases in the man
ner provided in the bill, and Mr.
Llewellyn accepted the amendment,
but before the bill could be placed on
its passage, n motion to recommlt had
been put and carried.
The Public Monies Bill.
a bill of far-reaching importance
vas considered by the senate in COM
nittee of the whole this afternoon. 1t
5 Senate Substitute for Senate Bill No.
II, known as the public monies bill,
md provides an elaborate system for
he keeping and accounting of public
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