Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-26
DARTH PROTESTS
AT 'DQGT0BMGp
OF JOURNAL Of
THE SENATE
Alleges Intentional Expurga-
ton Of Record Of Disturb
anOe Over Unseating Of
Abelino Romero.
ABEYTIA NOW MAKES
NOISE LIKE SENATOR

Abeyiia OF socorro Is now the sena-
tor from the Fourteenth district and
occupies the same seat and uses the
same desk In the upper house ol the
Legislature, az Did his precedeasor
Abclino Romero. removed by q resolu-
ton BY the Republican majority Wed.
nesday.
When the senate met yesterday ar
ternoon, Mr.. Holt AZ once moved that
q committee OF three be named by the
chair to escort Mr.. Abeyiia before
the bar OF the senate for the purpose
Of administering the oath Of Office
10 him
The motion prevailed and the presi-
dent named Mr.. Holt, Mr.. uailegos
aud Mr.. Pankey az committee.
They escorted the new member 20
the desk OF the president OF the SEN
ate and stood beside him while the
president administered the cath o. OF
flee. The committee then escorted
Mr., Abeytia 20 the seal formerly oc-
cupsed by MIR. Romero.
Mr. Mabry, on behalf OF the minor
Icy said that arrangements could ne
made later probably, TO give Mr. Abe
vita q seat with the majority mem
bors hy moving one OF the Demo-
cratic senators 20 another seat.
The seating OF Mr.. Abeytia chnnges
The roll call OF the senate materially.
Mr. AbevtiR succeeding ME- Alldrege
as first on the list under alphaheu-
cal Arrangement
As soon as he reached his seat Mr
Abeytia addressed the presiding Of
g.Cer and made short speech in
81. t..f. -. LuU ~ ffn0
honor Il had conferred and stating
that he would give fullest Considers
ton 20 all measures that might come
before that body for the benefit OF the
state ard OF Oh OF the people.
The Journal was then read u was
long journal covering the proceed
ings OF the previous day. The senate
listened to Il without Interruption but
At the conclusion OF the reading Mf
Barth arose and openly charged that
there we're many COMMISSIONS In the
journal and stated that because OF
those ommisslone be wanted the rec
ord to show that he was opposed 20
the Journal being approved. He de-
clared that the journal was In no man7
ner a correct report of the proceed
ings. that the debate had NOT been
placed therein and that the oramis-
sions were intentional and In keeping
with the attitude displayed by the ms
iorlty ON the previous day. He then
| demanded 10 know who had crossed
/ out q portion of the iourn4 relating
Ito debate between the presiding
i officer ana SIR Holt in which Mr. hoit
I he'd OeeR tOrecd t0 appeal rom iae
/ decision of Che chair
II did A." responded john JOernsi
the chief clerk.
II suppose you followed inssruc-
tons IN doing IT,. said Mr., hnith
Il want TO see that portion Of the
Journal"
Mr.. Barth then moved that the Jour.
nal be not approved as read. Mr'
Mahry said Il contained no reference
to the fact that the senator from VAT
4 encia, Mr. u. Romero had declined 20
answer question asked by Mt Ma
bry aud that there were other grave
omissions.
y think the discussion can be OBJ
Waited and that the points raised can
be adjusted" said Mr.. Holt If J may
suggest Il by referring the Journal
10 the committee on revision.
Air Barth withdrew his motion %
not approve the journal declaring tnal
such an ARRANGEMENT was satiaiac-
tory 10 him w 3. Walton OF Grant
lcounty, Democrat and minority iiooi
Header. 10 chairman OF that commit
(tee.
The Journal was then referred q
the committee suggested by MT HOB
Tor revision.
The same letharey that has marked
the senate recently resareiee leelA
lation, was again apparent To-Day
40 measures. commonly known q
The bls bills, were considered AN'
senate ala pass q uill creating Colnm
bus day Ia honor al the discogercr o
the Americas. October ~. This wa
lH. y. No. 6b. ID MAS faYogably ~
pOfted by tlie committee on state ai
fairs and passed after third readinl
without opposition.
The same committed reported q sun
stltuie for the house Joint resolution
No. i1--e1iending coincidence 90 tn
Relatives OF those who sank on the ~
lfanie and euolOgizinE che bravery o
those who sank with the ship. IN
ORIGINAL resolution wGs tabled u wa
lnffeentoa IN tho house by MAO
lIloWcllyn and contained a reference Y
me heroisn of cot John Jacob AsiQi
an officer of the Spanish Amerisal
war which The senate COMMITTEES eiimi
mated. There was no opposition I
The resolution iR the senate.
Another "hlg bar came IN today
helrx. senate Blll No. 10, by MI. sac
Coy This Is the educational oii
drawn by the committees Of the w.
branches Of the legislature the stat
hoard and the superintendent OF eau
cation and some o. the leading educa
tors on the state institutions u -
vOlnminous document and provide
Tor a complete now sei of school law
uniform school SYSTEM for the stat
and ID said TO be 80 framed, az
materially better the public school
OF the state al soon AZ ~ provision
can be carried out
Among other bills weroi
8. b. No. ~ by MI. fifeld~-An n'
10 declare what shall be the effect
b the repeal Of a fopoalins aectiop.
The govofnag cent ne foiloNin