Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-29
MANUAL TRAINING
BILL IS PASSED
AFTER HOT
DEBATE
Opponents Declare States Re-
sources Are Badly Strained
to Take Care Of Existing
Educational Institutions.
WAGON MOUND OFFERS
SITE WORTH $40, 900

teheetat NeieBfNm - GREnlnB ueFnlnl
Santa ne. NJ NJ. May 2p.-The
of "A hot debate Ia the house ihis
morning when Mr. Sanchez brought
up his bill for the creation of the
Coronado State lnduatrinl school az
Wagon Mound This carries an up-
preparation ot $4,000 NJ &. de
tiuca In q speech against the hill de-
clared that if the senate cOncufred IN
all the appropriations in All OF the
bills, the state would bee bankrupt.
Mr. sanchez passed hs bill by vote
oi thirty To- twelve. Alf Smith de-
clarpd that hc was absolutely opposed
70 every appropriation except for snf-
aries. he said ho lived in oklahoma
nt the time 10 was admitted 20 state
hood and that the legislature passed
80 many appropriations that the taN
rate in some counties pns nineteen
csnta ON the dollar. when the bpI
came up FOR passage Mr.. Sanchez
mNue d IONS plea Tor the school and
Tor manual training. lie snid
Wagon Mound would give property
worth S20.000. Mr.. dc Bacn said that
New Mexico already had too many
schools of statewide character In pro-
portion Go the money available fer
their support. lie said he strongly
favored as many state schools as pos
Ffhle, but not at the sacrifice OF the
taxpayers. Mr.. blanchard favored the
bill and said " New Mexico has any
money to spend. Il should be for
schools Mr.. Burg opposed tho bill,
IN a lengthy speech IN which he said
Il would strain the state 60 tho ut
most 60 care for the present schools.
iie told 81 the small Attendance al
even such institutions as the Univer.
sits of New Mexico which costs thu
state SdO.Veo q year Ne told Of the
Inability OF the recent schools and
other schools 10 secure enough pupiis
~ ilil the class rooms He said a.
"a Few years he might favor am indpas
trinl school but not AZ this time Nr
GatrOn retorfed that Burg had faV-
0rad. ne Clovis Normal arhOol ar.
Burg replied thHt the cOnatsthlinn
provided tor thc creation OF thar
school. Air. Burg asserted that in thu
indian school many children 0g
Spanish American parents who had
less than onc-tenth of indian blood
in their veins were being educated
and that even then the government
could not get enough pupils Nh
Tuily challenged that statement. iie
said there were no Mexicans In the
United States Indian schools. Air. Ge
Baca retortcd that there are no
Mexicnns In New MexicO.-that they
We're spanish Americans. AIR. Mul-
lens favored the blll and saia that as
Hn author on bees 3he eSonoiNs hec
had not stung him az all. re said
the school was "A good Investment.
Hr Clancy moved the prevous
question to stop debate and the hill
then passed.
House oil 236. By Mr.. Evans pro-
yiding for plate glass insurance against
storms, cyclones or lightning. passed
/ the house. after q spirited debate as
to whether the title of the bin pro-
yided for insurance against plato glass.
or for Insurance for plate glass. House
| bill 2ib, by Nj c. De liaca, requiring
county commissioners 20 keep bridges
and approaches in repair pissed With
Out debate. The usual flood 0f nHw
| bills were introduced, ranging from
minor Rmendmente 90 existing laws 60
q btu by Sanchez requiring aewlns
machine agents 10 have q license Ia
every county Carter aud smith in-
troduced resolution for the aubmis-
/ sion Of constitutional amendment
/ for the initiative and referendum