Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-24
0RGANIzA zATION Or
HOUSE PUZZLE
TO INNOCENT
BYSTANDER
Chaves Resolution to Amend
Rules Passed by Large Ma
jOrity Over Speakers OppO-
sitiOn.
LIBERADO LOOKS AFTER
HOME COUNTY AS USUAL

eNpeesni Telegram - Evsninw Herald
Santa BE, n. A., April a9.--.The ex
isting organization ia the house. al
developed Ia yealerny's proceediur,
IL = work of wonder and a nnxgla x
even the most experienced old timer,
In the legislature.
The house yesterday. By vote o.
- ayes and nays, passed a house
resolution by James w. Chavez o
torrance county. amending It's rules
ana requiring all bills reported bacl
irom committee to remain as nnfin-
iHaed business on the table OF ths
speaker until the next day and thai
they be placed upon the house calen.
oar before taken up for passage unless
the house BY Jwo-thlrds vote, sus-
pended the rules and took the meas.
ufes up out of regular order.
FROM the chair, Speaker Baca mild.
" opposed the resolution. DECLARING
thai q simply impeded the passage
Of a bil by laying u over one day.
lie said he did NOS see the use OF hold.
ing np q bill that had come from a
mouse committee.
9. G. Catroa explained the resolu-
tion by stating that the members OF
the house were too frequently called
upon TO vote on bills that thay had
had no opportunity 10 examine and
that they desired any measure that
came up for passage 10 be- held al least
one day and put on the calendar In
order that they could familiarize
themselyen with Il before voting
ar. Chayas said that Mr.. Cntron
correctly stated the purpose OF the
resolution and Mr.. Clancy likewise
voiced the same sentiments.
The speaker held that aa the reso-
luton amended che rules, he waa 20
ing 10 require d roll call aua tha house
voted almost % d man TO adopt Mi
Chaves' resolution.
There Wae the usual grist Of house
bills Yesterday bus owing 10 the adon.
ton of the Chavea resolution. the
measures chat came out ~ committee
went over until today.
The Following new bills were IN
trodnced.
II. y. No i22 by Speaker Baoa--An
act 20 appropriate tho sum Of S26 600
FOR The purpose Of building a bridge
across the Rio Grande near San flde-
fensO
II. ~ no. 1893. by Speaker Baoa.--.An
act 20 permit school districts TO bOr-
row money for the purpose OF erect.
ing school buildings. buying grounds
ana furniture
u. 2. No. 124, BY Speaker Baca--
An act fixing the time Tor holding
court Ia the first judiciary district.
II. y. No i25, by Speaker Baca--An
act % regulate the making OF alb
u. y No 12g by Speaker Baca-
act to amend the present law reiat.
ing % condemnation procedure for
mine tfamways.
n, 81 NO. l27. by Mr. Cafron AN
act creating a normal school at Por-
II. D. no. i2s. by speaRer Baca--
IN act q improve tiAe a,feess of
santa TO by the Use OF convict labor
n, =. No. lse, By Mr.. vaFgas--An
act coMpelling ali railroads to keep
agents AZ aii stations Mr. Vargas
made 4 lengthy speech and pointed
TO the hardship to the people near
Nelafdo caused by the Denver and Rio |
Gfande abandoning that station. Thia |
interesting measure was referred 20 /
the committee on rallroada
~ II. No i30, By MI. Casadea--An /
act Tor the maintenance OF roads high |
ways and bridges.
III Is, No. i3i, By Mr.. I.abadie-An- |
other act regulating elections.
r. =. NO. i82, by mir. Labadie by /
Feqnest--AD act providing for the |
fegistratlon OF motor vehicles
u. Y. no. 1873, By Mr.. Liowllyn---An /
net providing for the c0dlflcation Of !
the probate laws
II, y, No. i3i, by Speaker Baca--An /
aes providing for a state institution
lor the poor This measure provides
Ior q state poor farm
Mt Nichols presented a memorial
isking congress 20 pass the employer
liability act
In the list 81 these measures, which
are ali In committees OF the house
I viii be noticed that Speaker Baca
las noi been asleep on the ioh and
mar ~ mas presented quite 4 number
lt hlils, The speaker now has a
'oupie ot measures IN the senate com
nittees providing for an extension 10
he capitol and another for paving the
streets around the capitol aud Op-
ioalie the old palace lie also has a
llll pending Ia the house 10 provide
m adequate sewer system for the
'npilOl Gnd the executive mansion and
several other lessor measures. Mr.
SAGA always remembers his home
'ouniy and when Il comes to matters
y that kind, he has gotten more for
iania fe county than any member
y the house, that county ever has
alecled. hence the speaker n rea.
lonably sure Of being elected to the
oglelqtufe by Santa ro county nearly
my ume he runs.
The speaker also presented a petit
Ion from residents of santa 10 county
skiing that tho government build 4
Mad across the pecos national forest
'hIH petition Wae referred 10 the com
1ltlno On roads ana hirrhtrn,,. ahH viii