Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-03-26

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The senatorial situation is again as
suming tenseness There were per-
sistent rumors that Albert B. Fall was
to receive the yictor's crown today
and incidentally the toga. The fact,
that up to the time of the joint ses-
sion, he was in earnest conversation
with Speaker Baca, and that he and
his friends gave the appearance of be-
ing busy in earnest, lent color to the
report, but it was soon dispelled after
the roll call began for the deadlock
was as hard and fast as on the first
day. Felix Martinez appeared on the
scene after the roll call, but before an
nouncement of the result. His in
scrutable smile gave no hint of the So
luton which rumor credits him with
and which the same report declares
will settle the senatorship problem by
the end of the week.
A. B. Fall regained two of the four
votes he lost since Saturday. W. J.
! Mills held on to his seventeen, four
less than his highwater mark; An.
drews maintained his high water mark
of seventeen, and could have had the
two votes cast for H. o. Bursum and
several other votes that were given as
compliments today to favorite sons, as
the Andrews forces knew that there
would be no election today. r. B. Cat.
ron lost two votes to Fall from his
high water mark Of yesterday. LARA
zolo was one below his high water
mark and R. L. Baca seven below his
high ballot. Martinez maintained his
significant 20 that he has had from
the beginning. while Jones lost one tc
John w. Poe, the Roswell banker
was given a complimentary vote; ST
was H. W. Williams of San Juan coun
| ty; J. w. Terry of Curry county ant
Eugenio Romero of Las Vegas
Senate.
During the preliminaries in the Sen
ate, as well as in the House, a Span
ish circular was distributed urgins
the election of Octaviano Larrazolo t
the United States Senate.
The following bills We're introduced
Senate Bill No. 50 by Mccoy, al
signation, prostitution or i'll fame ant
to make owners of property so uset
subject to Injunction and declaring
such houses nuisances. Referred t.
the judiciary committee.
Senate Bill No. "a. by Navarro, t
repeal Chapter 20 of the Laws o
1909, the fence law. Referred to tn
committee on judiciary.
The Senate adjourned to II a. m
Wednesday.
House.
Roll call and invocation by Vica
General Fouchegu were followed b.
the appointment of Catron, Blanchar
and Burg to invite Governor McDoT
aid to preside over the joint session
this forenoon at which President Co
lier of the San Diego-Panama Expos
tion was to address the Legislature
The amendments of the Senate to tn
House Joint Resolution providing fo
this joint session were concurred il
Journal read and approved.
s Representative J. w. Chaves wa
called to the chair.
The following bill was introduced
House Bill No. 80, by Bias SANCHEZ
an act to enjoin and abate houses {
} prostitution, declaring the same
t be nuisances. To the committee o
+ judiciary.
e Senate Bill No. 80, providing for tn
e transfer of various funds to one fun
e out of which all legislative expense
are to be paid, was passed under SUI
d pension of the rules. Burg objecte
IS to the precipitate passage of the mea
e ure by a vote of 80 to II. The bi
was passed 35 to Z.
n Senate Joint Memorial No. 1, pet
tioning Congress in reference to Ind
:. an reservations. national forests an
O reclamation land Withdrawals, wa
f. passed unanimously.
: Llewellyn introduced a House Re-
It olution, providing that the sergean
!. alarms secure the ballot box of Pr
cinct No. |, Clayton, Union county,
be used in the contest of J. L. Linso
for the seat of Juan D. Casados. r.
ferred to judiciary committee to d.
termine whether House has the rigf
II to send sergeant-atarms for ballt
box.
Efforts of Rogers to take up an a
!, tesian well bill proved unavalin
If and the House adjourned to Wedne
n. day, 10 a. m.
s. Joint Session.
De At II a. M, the House and Sena
TO went into informal joint session,
pc the Hall of Representatives to he
81 Colonel D. C. Collier, president of Il
)p San Diego-Panama Exposition 20
&C. ernor W. C. Mcdonald presided
ne Governor Mcdonald appointed Sen
e. tor Mccoy and Representativ
;e, Toombs and Rogers comm
he tee to escort President Coli
to the rostrum. Governor McDona