Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-25
Rumored Bolt from Faithful
Forty Fails to Matelialize In
House as Anticipated by OPP
position
JUDGL RICHARDSON TO
GET DEMOCRATIC VOTE
Roswell Attorney to Have Hon
or Of Party Approval in Elec-
ton Which VIII be Held on.
Tuesday,

Tuesday,
ISi-fe capital nurean Of Morning Journal
Sanm Fc. Jan. 24.--ln the words of
one Of the republicans "Thc dove of
peace has set down. presumably up-
on the dome Of the capitol. and hare
mony reisne supreme There is no In
dication thar there will be any oppo-
sition worthy Of the name from anY
quarters to senator Fan when his
name a placed before the two houses
noxt Tuesday for reelection Every
thing is harmonious and todays pro-
coedines in the two houses were not
marrcd By oven quickly spoken
word.
There was rumor to the effect
that % holt from The Fall ranks WAS
To have been started in the house this
afternoon. hut when the session was
called 90 order there was not even a
hint OF such thing. Il seems that
each Of the forty whose votes are
pledged To the senator means to re-
deem his pledge
The democrats are talking of giving
a complimentary vote, when the sem
atorial election comes up, to Judge
Granville a. Richardson. of Roswell
They say that Judge Richardson has
served the party long and faithfully,
that he has never asked for anything
and that they think 1t rs time he WIS
recognized in some way. even though
they may be able to offer him but
honor instead Of office. This senti-
ment has found considerable fnvor
among me unterritiod aud Il Is quite
likely that the Judge viii be the re-
cpient of such gifts as his party al-
lies may he able TO offer next Tues
da'.
Sessions In both houses today We're
brief The senate did nothing more
exciting than listen 70 message from
the house and the house passed one
reolutlon and the per diem and mile
age bin and listened 10 an address
from Charles 4 Nogelsang, q commits
sioner of the Pacific cxpo-
stion. The governor recommended
the ccding Of certain federal rcser-
vations absolutely to the government
The address was a brief one, hut
contained much Of interest to the
members and was listened TO with at
tentlon BY everyone present. Mr., No-
gelsang pointed ont that this would
probably be the last large exposition
to be held in America during the life
of this generation and painted IN
glowing terms the opportunity which
IL holds for New Mexico to advertise
her boundless resources lie called It
IAN exposition Of selection rather than
one Of quantity and said that no eN-
hihiis would be subject to award un-
less they were If materials. processes
or manufacture Of later date than
1905
The senate.
Almost the sole business Of the sen
ate this morning was the hearing Of
a message from The house and the
usual formalitles of the order Of bus
mess. A resolution was presented Inn
mediatcy after the journal had been
approved. from the civic club of Las
Vegas, asking that the legislature
pass an adequate weights and meas
reos law. It was referred to Senator
bowman. Il being understood that he
has such a measure IN course 81
preparation.
The message from the house WAS
to the effect that the house had pass-
ed Judiciary Committee Substitute for
House Joint Resolution 2, the BufA
resolution: housc Joint Resolution 8'
which provides for an Interpreter III
the house had concurred In the pas
sage of senate Bill 26 authorizing the
transfer of certain funds had passed
House Bin 10. defining embezzlement
House Bill 13, providing for the ren-
tai Of chambers BY judges, House Bill
g6. the twcnty-four hour sunday law
for saloons. and House Bill 49, pro
vlding for another Judge In the Fifth
judicial district.
The senate reverted 10 the order Of
messages from the house and All
these measures were read first and
second times by title and referred to|
appropriate committees.
The senate adjourned, TO meet
again ut 2.30 Monday afternoon
The House.
The house met at 2.05 and dis
pensed with the reading Of the jour
nal. After prayer, charles A. Vogel
sang addressed the body, receiving a
vote Of thanks at his conclusion for
an excellent dissertation upon the
Panama Pacific exposition, whose
he IS.
A message from the governor, en-
closing drafts Of acts to turn over to
United states jurisdiction the military
Al Fort Bayard, In Grant
county. and the National cemetery at
Santa Fe, and urging their passage,
was read and accepted without refer
ring.
Mr. Chrisman presented a petition
from the teachers of san Juan county
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