El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-13
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the vote. Lynch had called for a poll
Of the house and Billy Graham haq
moved to adjourn Four members stood
I'D with Lynch, making the i've neces-
ssrv TO insure the poll under ordinary
circumstances. The chairman ruled
that the motion to adjourn was IN or
der, but the friends Of the registration
bill protested vehemently. For Two OF
three minutes there was scene OF con-
fusion on the floor Of the house SPEAK
er Iinney finally decided to put the
motion TO adjourn and II was ca ll..se-
No one knew Just where SUBSTITUTE
house bill No. 8 was at
To Protect the Roads.
In committee of the whole the house
unanimously voted 70 recommend the
passage Of kane's Dill No s. 70 pre-
vent the throwing of glass or sharp
instruments on roads or trails 1t had
been reported favOrabiy by the roads
one biIi was introduced in the house
Yesterday 1t is No. %, by Graham
and is to provide for the submission
Of an amendment TO the constitution
that will prohibit the sale OF school
on motion of J. R. Kerr, his Yuma
bridge bill, passed Tuesday, was re
called from the senate. WesseIs Dill,
making the same appropriation, passed
the senate first and therefore takes
Sfsddoek asked what the rules com
mittee was going to do about rule
10 provide for the recording Of proceed
( fngs in committee of the whole house
; A hard fight is being made to have the
hOuse rules amended in this respect to
/ conform with those Of the senate
In Memory OF Lincoln
When the house met W edn eS0ay
| afternoon there was a short service IN
Z memory of Abraham Lincoln Capt
/ Kelton moved that representative Dun
| can read LincOln's GETTYSBURG address
} Duncan did so very effectively. B9rAer
I and Wren also spoke few words on
I the life and character OF the great
There was q sIfght echo of the land
/ scrap of the day before. when A. E.
/ Jacobsen reported that the land com
/ mission had a report under way he
] also assured the house that no scrip
/ was being placed on land selected Tor
/ the state
| The committee on constitution recon-
! mended the passage of the anu-lobby-
/ ing measure. which the house VIII not
Chairman Curry Of the good roads
/ committee reported numerous con
/ ferenceS with the Supervisors now IN
/ the CITY. Leon Jacobs stated that the
( subcommittee on code revision was
! meeting each day from $50 TIL L 1t
( is first taking up the penal code.
Chr ian Scientists Active.
letter was read from Garth W.
Cate asking permission for himself,
I Alan 3. Jaynes, 4. W. Wells, Bruce
! Perley, Louis Garescne, and W. c. Mat
I tox TO APPEAR before any committees
/ having medical legislation in hand.
/ Thev are members of the Christian
Science church Permission was
granted
The Homer Wood anti-lobbying bill,
( much the same in its nature as the
I Irvine house measure, came up for
! final massage in the senate Wednesday.
/ Several Of the senators took occasion
/ to explain their votes. Fred Breen
I said that il was UndemOcratic, built
/ a wall around the legislature, ad-
| ture and assumed that all future law
| making bodies Of the state would be
! dishonest Hechtman, Hughes and
Sims spoke along similar lines but
| not so strongly. Wood, of Marlcopal
I said that he would vote Tor the Dill
| because it carried out the consutu-
/ ton.
New Bills IN Senate
Bill No. IS, by Homer Wood, was in
| troduced at the request Of Eli > Per
l1ins. 1t appropriates $3.50 to pay Per
kius for the work in superlntending
the printing Of the revised statutes
Of 1901, and provides that he shat
also be paid interest at z percent OF
7 that sum since it became due.
No. 36, by Kinney, provides that NJ
/ real estate, insurance or minina
| broker shall collect commission on
/ sale unless he has q written contract
to act as agent in the sale.
Henry LOvine, Of Mohave, introduced
I No. 50, to permit counties. school dis
tricts and municipal corporations x
incur Indebtedness in excess of th'
sessed valuation of their property
Z ~ % nv q p NToo6 7rovidae that hI