Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-05-21

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! There We're forty-nine bills on the
! calendar when the House met this
! forenoon. There was other urgent
| business, too, such as a resolution de-
! finng the duties Of the investigating
committee appointed by Speaker Baca
! last evening. There was also the
4 House Substitute for House Bill No.
( Ill, to pay the expense Of investigat-
! ing four House members accused OF
bribery and which carries an appro-
priation of $2042 AZ, of which Inter
breter Cesario PedregOn is to receive
| $40: Stenographer Lotta Hanna $l72.-
| IS: Stenographer Claude Hutto Sl12.-
i a; Sergeant-at-Arms Casimiro LuCero
$1S7; Attorney e. r. Wright, George
w. PTichard and B. NJ. Read $500 each.
Ten Senate bills appear on the
House calendar. Three Of these are
by Holt, two by Walton, while Hinkle,
Champion, Clark, Burns and Ilfeld
each have one. Speaker Baca has sew
en- bills on the calendar, LleWellyn,
Carter, COrdoya, Chrisman, Gurule,
Burg, Vargas and Mullens two each,
and Llewellyn also appears as join
author with Moreno of a bill on the
calendar, and also as chairman of the
judiciary committee which takes cred
ii for one Of the bills. Others having
bills on the calendar are Rogers,
Gage, Campbell, Young, Skidmore,
d. Hilton, Lopez, Sanchez, Toombs, Tru-
jillo and Chaves.
} That New Committee.
= Speaker Baca added the name OF
McGillivray to the investigating COM
mittee of twenty-nine appointed last
= evening. The resolution defining the
: duties of the committee will be
0 brought in tomorrow. 1t is to be very
n comprehensive, will make an adequate
n appropriation and will provide that
e various subcommittee are to investi
0 gate county offices, financial affairs ir
+ every county. every state institution
e and every state office during the legis
t. lative recess and report at the session
g convening next January.
e The Old Palace.
A Joint committee from the HiStOr
ical Society and Chamber of Com
B merce will meet with Governor Nc
k Donald tomorrow forenoon to discuss
J. the two bills introduced by Speaker
d Baca this forenoon regarding the
e ernors. A meeting held this forenoon
T. in the office of Attorney A. B. Reneha!
r seemed productive of mutual, salts
IL factory understanding.
IS Senate.
1t After a caucus Of the Republican!
). the Senate was called to order at 8 |!
e. D. m. The following bills were intro
II dlced:
Senate Bill No. 156, by Pankey, al
act to provide for the government o
" the Old Palace.
AZ Senate Bill No. 157, by Mccoy, dc
VI filming liquors and regulating the liQ
=, uor traffic and local option elections.
- Senate Bill No. 15S, by Navarro, al
act to regulating and classifying iter
erary vendors. Judiciary.
Senate Bill No. 159, by Mccoy, t
! amend Section 26, Chapter 81, Law
\, o. 1907, relating to education. Edt
20 cation.
,o Senate Bill No. 100, by Navarro
q. establish bureau of insurance to b
10 subject to the corporation commission
" Banks and Banking The bill prt
vides for superintendent of insu
- ance at $2,4 year who shall nam
an assistant at $500 a year and ais
to employ other necessary help, a
~. salaries and expenses to be paid OF
NJ. OF the receipts of the bureau. TIL
he insurance commissioner is to b
We named by the corporation commission
his The bond of the insurance. commi
on sioner is to be $4,000 The bill wi
put into effect the provision of th
constitution that insurance matter
lid shall be under the supervision OF tt
lc corporation commission.
lat Committee Reports.
on The committee on public instit
ed. tions reported a substitute for Sc
he ate Bill No. 9S, regarding the brea
zen ing of jail The bill was placed {
he today's calendar under suspension
Of the rules, as was also Senate Bill n
led 1853, reported favorably by the Coz
10 mittee on Judiciary. The bill pl
OF vides that civil summons may
served by a person other than t
sheriff; also permitting attorneys
~ make copies of process papers, NJ
". VI" solely made by clerks of courts.
~. The Committee on Judiciary repo
ed substitute for Senate Bill No.
ons and reported adversely to Senate E
hy No. 67 and original of Senate Bill J
II, regarding legal publications.
!, reported favorably Senate Bill !
ueo 154, regarding the recording of SCI
,sa. and effects of acknowledgements.
NIL reported amendments to Senate T
ath No. &C. to determine the boundary
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