Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-16

the senate chief clerk shall officiate.
Eighth, Joint sessions shaE be held
in the hall OF the house.
Rules nine. ten. eleven, twelve,
thirteen and fourteen are the usual
rules that have been In use for Joint
sessions in the past.
Rule fifteen provides for the constl-
tuti0nal requirement governing am
endments. Rule sixteen provides for
the provision OF tho constitution gov
crning the elective franchise and
free education Rule seventeen pro-
vldes that when the United states
shall consent thereto the legislature,
by a majority vote Of the members
Of both houses. may submit 10 the peO-
pie any question Of amending a por-
ZION Of the constitution on compact
with the federal government. Eigh-
toenth provides that an agreement
by the two houses for a Joint session
may not be changed or annulied ex-
eept by concurrent vote. Rule nine.
teen provides that no otter business
shall be transacted In joint session
except that agreed upon before the
joint session. Rule twenty provides
that In all elections by joint ballot
other than United States senator, one
days notice shall be given prior
thereto. Rule p provides that all
bills, etc, enacted In Joint session
shall be printed for the benefit OF both
houses.
Rules Governing Senatorial Vote.
The following rules were adopted
TO govern the election OF United States
senator: The two houses shall Fix
by joint resolution the hour OF the
statutory day when they will proceed
respectively 10 nominate United
States senators, The presiding ofil-
Ger shall declare such nominations 10
be IN order and the chief clerk will
cail the roll. Each member, as his
name Is called, shall announce the
name OF the person for whom he de.
sires 70 vote for United States SEN
ator' II the nomination of more than
one senator Is In order he shall am
nounce the name OF the person Tor
each member naming the person or
by law the two houses snail compare
nominations IN joint session, The
chief clerk OF the senate and the chief
clerk Of the house will read the nomi-
nations from their respective Journals,
and II they shall agree, the presiding
Officer shall announce tho election OF
the person or persons on whom the
two houses have united II they do
not agree, a joint ballot will be taken,
the presiding officer naming two tell
ers from she senate and two from
the house. The chief clerk OF the
house shall call the roll OF the house,
each member naming te person or
Faa Az
When an election has been made, the
ileutenan'goyernor shall announce
the result, and the Joint session shall
dissolve. II no election results, the
Joint ballot shall bo continued until
motion 10 dissolve shall be carried
The Journal of the senate and house
shall keep respective account OF the
Joint ballots and a brief statement or
the iaot that the two houses have met
IN Joint session
Attached to the report Is a copy OF
the enactment by congress governing
the election Of United States senator's
DEMOCRATS DETERMINE no
SUPPORT JONES AND MARTINEZ
Especial Teiemram 90 Evenlnm nernlal
santa Fe, y. NJ, March i8.-'rhere
~ practically no change IN the sena-
torial line-up, SO far as the leading
candidates are concerned. today, be-
yond the fact that the Spanish Amer
lean combination iH now divided into
four distinct factions, with small
prospects just now Of uniting upon
any ono mgn OF spanish-American
blood
The Democrats had caucus yes