Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-22
SENATORIAL DEADLOCK APPEARS
TO Be GRADUALLY LIFTING
Democrats Cast WelDeserved Complimentary Vote for
Judge N. B. Laughlin.-Fal Leads Today's
Ballot by Big Vote.

mttee on judiciary.
House Bill No. IS, by Burg. an act
prescribing and regulating the proceed
ure in civil causes. Referred to the
Committee on Judiciary.
House Bill No 10, by Chaves, an
act providing for the transfer of
causes from the state cOrporatIon
commission to the Supreme Court and
prescribing procedure. Referred to
the Committee on Judiciary.
House Bill No. 20, by Sanchez, an
act to regulate the management of the
state library 1t abolishes the position
of librarian and designates the library
board to consist of the chief justice,
attorney general and Judge of the first
judicial district. A secretary at 800
a month is to be employed Referred
to the Committee on Judiciary.
House Bill No. 21, by Tripp, an act
prescribing the procedure before the
state corporation commission. Re
ferred to Committee on Judiciary.
House Bill No %, by Skidmore, to
safeguard the travelling public and
employees by limiting the number Of
consecutive hours of employment of
railroad workers to sixteen out of
twenty-four.
LleWellyn introduced a House Joint
Resolution reciting thai the new state
will need additional revenue, especial
ly for its institutions and good roads
work, and providing that the Speaker
appoint three members of the Commit
tee of Judiciary to confer with a sim
liar committee of the Senate for the
purpose of drafting legislation, based
on the Ohio law, taxing private car
lines, sleeping car lines and express
companies, and also to classify the
lands of New Mexico so that proper
valuation for taxation may be placed
thereon.
A motion to adjourn to Monday aft
ernoon raised the point that the law
required the legislature to meet each
day until the U. S. Senators are cho-
sen. The Speaker held that "legisla-
tive day is intended However. the
House by vote of 81 to u, adjourned
10 Saturday forenoon at 10 O'Clock.
Alldredge, c. H-Martinez, Laugh.
lin
Barth, Isaac, Laughin.
Bowman, John Mall, Mills.
Burns, Thomas D. Andrews, Fall.
Clark, John S.-Mills, Fall.
Champion, Edwin,-Mills, Fall
Doepp, Fred F.-Martinez, Laughlin
Evans, A. J.-Martinez, Laughlin.
Gallegos, Eugenio B.-Larrazolo
Fall.
HART, Squire, Jr.-Larrazolo, Spiess
Hinkle, James F.-Martinez, Laugh
lin.
| Holt, Herbert B.-Fall, Mills.
Ilfeld, Louis C.-Mills. Jaffa.
Laughren, Charles J.-Catron, An
drews.
Mabry, Thomas J.-Martinez, Laugh
| lin.
Mccoy, William M-Andrews, Baca
Miera, Epimenio A.-Fall, Catron.
Navarro, Juan-Mills, Fall.
Page, Gregory-Mills. Andrews.
Pankey, Benjamin F-Catron, Mills
| Romero, acknowledgement LARA
/ Zolo.
Romero, Boleslo-Fall, Catron.
Sulzer, Joseph F. Hagerman
Prince.
Walton, William B. Martinez
Laughlin.
Baca, Marcos c. de-Hagerman. NJ
R. Otero
Baca, Miguel E-Fall, Catron.
Blanchard, W. E.-Andrews, Fall.
Boulware, Robt IL Martinez
Laughlin.
Burg, John B.-Baca, H. J. Hager
man.
| Carter, P. E.-Martinez, Laughlin.
Campbell, J. W.-Martinez. Laugh
lin.
Casados, Juan D.-Baca, Laughlin.
Catron, Charles C.-Catron, Fall.
Chavez, James W-Andrews, Mills
Chrisman, w. H.-Prince, Hager
man.
Clancy, John J.-Mills, Larrazolo.
| Cooney, Thomas P-Andrews, Mur
ray.
Cordova, Manuel-Not voting.
Downs, Charles Pail, Mills.
Evans, John T.-MartineZ, Laughlin
Gage, Hugh Mclaughlin, Martinez
Garcia, Rafael-Martinez, Laughlin
Goodell, A. S.-Fall, Andrews.