Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
CHILD LABOR BILL
TABLED IN SENATE;
NOT SUITED TO
CONDITIONS
Rule Adopted That All Bills
Reported Must RepOse on
Presidents Table for One
Legislative Day.
ASSEMBLIES MUST BE
EITHER I'LL OR DEAD

tspeeiai TeAeErasn 90 Hsveaing Herslal
Santa re, n. NJ. May ei.-Thc chief
events IN the legislative senate yes
terday afternoon were the tahling %
Representative Burgs child labor law
and the adoption of a rule requiring
THAI bills shall las az business on the
presidents table for one legislative
day after being reported from COM
mittce. The senate also adopted a
rule that except IN the case OF Illness
or death no more excuses viii be
given so members 20 absent them
selves from any sessions OF that body
AFTER May %.
The rules were brought Ia by the
committee on rules and thcrc was no
opposition Go Thorn.
The child labor bill. known as III.
y. No. il6. WAS reported unfuvOrabli
by the committees on judiciary MI
Champion. the chairman, explained
that while the bin was an excellent
one and that u had proven very eff
we're such that Il had ouon furmu-
lated to meet them. that IN New
Mexico II had not been revised 20 suit
conditions, for among It's provisions
II pre-auppuacs juvenile courts. u Ger.
tain board az health that does moi
exist and other legal machinery for
putting 4 into effect thnt is not q
f"tt " wv ".AN' " N'N"Nf a'f"f"
mcnf az this time.
'rhe spiess bond bin was not re-
ported BY the committee on state
county and municipal debts nor were
there any measures Of more than orr
dniray importance brought m
These new bills were introduced:
=. h. No. 1852, by Mr.. Holt. relating
TO condemnation proceedings by mu.
nicipal corporations.
$. y. No. 1884, by Mr. Holt. provid.
Ing for the recording Of deeds and
the charges therefor.
$. y. No. 1876. by SIR. Holt. provid.
Ing for the distribution OF funds from
delinquent taxes prior 70 1871 This
measure IL OF considerable Importance
20 the various counties. should II y,
passed. All these bills were referres
20 senate committees. most OF then
going 20 the judiciary.
The senate committee on mines
and manufactures reported two I'm
portant bills yesterday afternoon. one
bring the mine inspection measure
which was sent "a the senate with Z
recommendation that Il be not passed
/ The bill Ii vOluminous one and 4
| - said 20 have been SO drawn as I,
have met the dlsapprOval Of ma
jority Of the committee and In fac
a majority OF the senate. is proyi
sions being deemed Inadequate Ia sew
I NN|lNNN.I
rms other bill was House Bin Ma
40, providing that abandoned ol
and agteslAu wells must be capped
That measure WAS favornbly reported
The committee on judiciary report
ed favorabiy with amendments $.
I No. 1873. which provides for high II
cenae aud local option. This bill wa
| favorably reported some days ag
and was re-referrcd on request or Al
Holt, who found that rs provision
were "a trifle more loose than had q
first been Intended The bill, as for
megly drawn. would have permitte
prohibition. but the Amendments sub
mltted c0nfine It's provisions 10 loca
option and high license.
The committee on education re
ported favorably Senate I3lll No. 8.
which Is the committee measure pro
vlding the manner Of elsctlng schoe
boards.