Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-16
OF BARTH
MUST STAY ON
THE RECORD
Numerous Rises" to Matters
Of Personal Privilege Go
Down in History Senate
Marking Time.

Especial Telegram 90 Evening Hcrald.)
Santa Fe n. NJ. April i6.e-rho sem
ate was Ia session less thnn an hour
yesterday afternoon ana except for
the presentation OF few petitions
and oils Il marked time. There were
no reports from the senate commit
tees. The senate adjourned until 2
o'clock this afternoon Il being stated
that number OF committees desired
TO work and that the morning would
be devoted 10 that purpose.
Senator Barth. whose frequent rise
TO questions OF personal privilege were
the chief events OF the senate last
week, asked that all reference to his
last rise be stricken from the SEN
ate Journal. on that occasion. he de-
voted some thirty minutes OF senate
time, 10 the assertion that he was not
obstructing Legislation although that
charge had never been made in THE
senate. Senator Holt moved that
Senator Barth's motion 20 strike his
remarks from the journal be tabled.
The motion prevailed What senator
Barth had to say on the subject Is
now a matter OF permanent record.
The senate also recieved copy Of
resolutions by the Democrats at cio-
via asking the members Of the legssla-
sure 10 attend the Democratic state
convention Ia that city. The resoiu-
tiOna, In addition 20 re-affirminE Hl-
iegiance 10 the Grand old Party, ex-
tended cordial invitation 10 the
members OF the senate 10 visit Clovis
during the convention as the guests 81
the city. The resolution was referrad
60 the committee on privileges ana
elections
Petitions urging the adoption a.
once. OF a stringent anti-prize tght
law were received in tho senate yes
terday afternoon, many OF them being
copies OF the ones read In the house
during the morning session Senator
Barth presented nine petitions from
! the churches Of Albuquerque. from
the members OF the Christian En-
beavers Union and one signed by
twcnty-One spanish American citizens
Of Albuquerque. other petitions were
from Donn Ana. San Miguel. Valen-
1 ella, Roosevelt. ana Santa Fe counties.
Senator Mccoy presented a petition
from residents OF Moriarty and Es~
tancia. Torrance county. asking FOR
| the passage OF law having more
stringent garniahment provisions.
The following new bills were intro
ducod;
s. 10. no. IS. by Champion. liking
the terms OF court In the eighth JUDI
iciai district
$. b. No. 70. by Evans, giving the
corporation commission power 20
force railroad companies 10 build and
maintain union depntE
s. b, 40. s, by Walton, an act re-
lating go escheated estates
s. b. No. 81, by Walton, 20 prohibit
deposits 81 hlth near habitnilons.
8. 3. no. So, by Walton, dehnins
the rights Of property IN dogs. cata
j chlckena etc, and providing q PEN
atty for killing same. etc.
The bills were referred 90 commit
! tees
The senate then took up the bills
acted upon hy the house az the morn
/ ing session.
! "A. 70. No. 20. by skidmoro, relating
/ 20 Fhrnishment suits OF persons Twins
/ outside the state was referred % 20
the committee on Judiciary.
n. n. No. a., BY Nichols, 20 prohio.
/ Il biacklistiug, was referred 90 the
committee on railroads.