Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-05-03
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Senate.

The journal was referred TO the CON-
mittee on Revision for correction.
A petition from Alamogordo asked
for the passage Of the McCOy-Sanchez
anti-red light injunction bill.
New Bills.
The following new bills were intro
duced:
Senate Bill No 121, by Laughren,
by request, defining the duties and
eligibility of inspector of mines. To
Committee on Mines and Manufac-
lures.
Senate Bill No. 122, by Clark, to
provide for the collection of taxes. To
Committee on Finance.
Reports of Committees.
The Committee on Irrigation report
ed favorably:
Senate Bill No, 65, the Artesian
Well Act
The Committee on Judiciary report,
ed tavorably:
Senate Bill No. SO. providing for the
appointment OF three New Mexico
form Laws Conference.
The Committee on judiciary report
ed unfavorably:
Senate Bill No. Sc, to abolish capital
punishment.
Senate Bill No. 81, to reduce the
number of grand jurors to nine.
The Committee on Public Lands re-
ported Substitute for Senate Bill No,
Sc, the Public Lands Act
The Committee on Insurance and
Banks and Banking, reported favor
ably Senate Bill No. rs, for the regula-
ton of fraternal insurance organiZa-
tons.
The Committee on Finance reported
favorably Senate Bill No. 115, requir-
ing employees and members of the cor
poration commission and also the en-
ployes in the office of the Secretary of
State to give bond, the state to pay
the premium on surety company bonds.
The Committee on Education re-
ported favorably, House Bill No. 123,
to enable school districts to borrow
money to build and equip school
houses.
Senatorial Preference Primary.
Barth asks why the bill providing
for an advisory preferential senatorial
primary had not been reported by the
Committee on Judiciary. Chairman
Champion replied it will be reported in
due time. Barth moved that the Com
mittee on Judiciary be ordered to re-
port Senate Bill No. 63 by Barth.
Holt moves that Barth's motion be
laid on the table. On roll call Mabry
Evans, Barth and Alldredge voted fol-
the motion. The chair held that it re
quires one-fifth of the membership OF
the Senate to secure a roll call. Sui
zer then voted for a roll call and this
was ordered.
On roll call, Alldredge, Barth, Doepp
Evans, Hartt, Hinkle, Mabry and Sui
zer, eight, voted in favor and thrteer
Republicans voted against the Bartl
motion to order the Committee on Ju
dietary to report on the Senatorial Pre-
erence Primary, Walton and Romero
having been paired and Gallegos being
absent without pair.
Appointments BY Governor.
Message No. Is from Governor Nc
Donald was received and read. Il
made the following nominations
which were referred to the Committed
on Executive Communications:
To be members of the Board of Op
tometry for term of three years: r
J. Taupert, San Miguel county; Dr. c
H. Carnes of Bernalillo county; t. E
Presley of Chaves county.
To be members of Natural Resour
ces Commission: A. A. Jones, Sal
Miguel county, for three year term.
Arthur Selgman of Santa Fe coun
ty, for two year term.
Solomon Luna. of Valencia county
for one year term.
To be members of board of regent
of Silver City Normal School for fod
year terms:
Van T. Manville, of Grant county.
Jackson Agee, of Grant county
c. w. Marriott, of Grant county
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