Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-11
Honorable John Baron De-
clares That Committee of
Thirty Has Earned Indy
ing Admiration of Canada
and Old Mexico.
IMPASsIONED ORATOR
REPR0vED BY SPEAKER
Gentle Presiding Officer Pre-.
fers Longer and More Pull
chritudinous Term in De-
scribing Ananias Club Can
didates.
Especial Telegram to nvsa1sE neraIdl

Especial TeIeEram 20 Eveaiss neraId)
Santa Fe. ~ NJ, April IL
Both houses OF the first state Iegis-
lature adjourned al noon today until
Monday. ending the nth week Of the
legislative session with net results In
legislation accomplished OF exactly
nothing.
In the senate some serious consld-
GRAFTON has been given 60 a number
of important measures. ana a certain
amount of serious committee work
has been done. Il Is not unlikely
that during the coming week that
body will be prepared 10 undertake
actual consideration OF legislation on
the floor.
la the house the results accom-
plished TO date amount TO the seating
OF four members charged with brib-
cry, the adoption of "a set OF rules.
and the appointment Of Speaker
Baca's committee OF thirty
Chose 10 one hundred bills have
been introduced
They present a conslomeration Of
legislation, good. bad ana indifferent
None OF II has been given any con-
siderati0n whatever. A feeble effort
was made AZ the close OF this morn
ing's session 10 get "A meeting OF the
judiciary committee. II was found
however that Chairman W. n. IL. Ile-
weilyn had been called TO Las Cruces
that G. G. Cotron. the next ranking
member. had been excused for busl-
ness trip 10 Kansas. and that the
rest Uf the committee did not know
whether Il wanted 10 consider icgis-
!atiOn or not in View OF the fact that
the same legislation would have 10
pass through the hands of tho COM
mittee OF Thirty
MIR. llurg Icxpiotlcs.
The session OF the house this morn
ing was brief, unimportant and after
the turbulent sessions OF the past few
days. was extremely tame. II was en-
hvened only by a speech by the right
honorable John Baron Burg Of Albu-
tluerque, Speaker Baca'H chairman OF
the committee of thirty.
MIR. Burg exploded with a loud
noise.
With copy OF the Evening Herald
spread out before him ON his desk.
and In a voice trembling presumably
with the emotions aroused by his out
ragged dignity, Mr. Burg turned loose
both lungs. All OF the statesmanshlp
pent up In his person burst out upon
the awC-strickon house. Mr.. Burg
was indignant; loudly indignant;
rightoousiy indignant. Major Liowel-
lyn's ouihurst aRainB, the bosses OF
a few days ago vas as lecture upon
the care AMI feedink pf infants COM
pared TO the onslaught OF the new
chairman Of the speakers steering
The HOUSE listened, srinned and
giggled.
"Mr. Speaker" declaimod the gem
tleman from nornalilio, as his chest
expanded with the effort. II rise TO
a question OF personal privilege. II Is
not often that rise upon the floor
of this house 10 a question OF personal
privilege, bat ! feel that my persona
honor and the honor OF this house
makes u necessary for me 70 rise 10
this question OF personal privilege
An onslaught has boen made upon
this house hy the press, its members
have been referred 10 as Indecent; u
~ reflection not 70 be borne ana
stand here prepared to vindicate the
honor OF this house. Mr. Speaker
this house has acted for the best In
forests and the good name of the new
state of New Mexico. our action has
attracted the attention of the entire
state. The example We have set has
been needed throughout every state
in this nation. No, Mr.. Speaker, u
has been heard IN Canada and Mex
leo and has spread 30 the nations
across the sea. Our action wsil pe
commended ana approved by an
right minded people Ia this state and
ln the nation. We have risen az