Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-13

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after e. bitter protest from Mr.. Burg
vro made he point oi order ihdt
since his bill had boon introduced
lIr.i. 10 should of right hc considered
lr4t Tho polnt ct order was not
welt taken boz tho opinion col the
speaker.
When votes had been taken but boz
inr. tho result W1s announced ME-
burg who had voted against the hill
arose in his place. presumably Win
90. intention cd changing his vote.
"sif down" ahoutod the speaker.
Mr. Burg didn't slt down quirh
enough 1ud the speaker called upon
th, sergeant -lt-urms to sit hiW
down. hut before that official reached
the iujn w'nu man from Borunlii'
so. latter EHd resumed his scat
Upon the announcement Of the vote
Mr. Mullen. moved TO- table bis bill
SO hich established tho fair at Ros-
we'll and MIR. Burg later moved that
his biu also hu tabled, ana peace
once more smiled sercuely over tho
house.
Following the Introduction az q
number Dt hills and the announce.
ns"nt uI tho committee 90 rcpres, nJ
tho house ~ the reception O" Vice
IRE idcnr Marshall. the house tops
90 recrss until $3.50.
IIinLIc Local option IiilI Passed.
Coz Or. senate the principal business
twas tho passns" hy the vote "t ~ to
lll of the Hinkio local option bill This
Imot-urc provides for election, tn
cities and towns on the liquor pU,s-
/ ton. upon petition of % per cont 80
} thr Qualified voters. II fixes the rat'
&c.. ile,ns, for saloons nt not less than
/ : tuu per guuum ana prohibits the
! splIng al liquor within two miies oi
H. town which haze voted dry. n pro
| fid's that elections on IN" iiqu"r
| uu.-liuu ahrU not occur oitcucr than
once Iu tour years.
! a sharp debate prsco,sod thc pass.
! aLc of tho Tin ihg princiual point
lHI ISSUE being GOES Co whether dl' ol'c-
/ Iuug should Doe llIuW,d at two 81
/ Iuur year Intervals. Senators Pas,
. Nthry and iirth favored the tN'
/ s., sr iinI. while Senators Holt, llicid
! uud liiukl" were Tor tho four y,HI
term. which prevailed
Tho IU o. TAR from meeting th,
nI.hor ui tho temperance people
tuW, of whom "a" not hesitate Co dt'
|l'.J, that lts solo purpose is 10 per
H.f Roswell and som. cot ne othol
li..us valley towns tu vote wet
The temperance people have "a loca
I,pfuu Nin which De- nov pending T
tgy house, uud which makes IN,
.,.Hrfy the unit ana provides Tor nl",
.f.Hur ever. two wears
Two bills were Finally pa -sed hy ~
senate ibis morning the first no
utf- muutipJIili"- to care Tor theu
INDECENT slDk, while tho scc"n'
',nHus's tho common '0v rule Wit
Preference Goo contempt Ot CONT.
A.
b TN. sDu.t,, ui,.r J wnrdN WranRlc
postponed action ou thp salary hIl
H# 20 ua..rd tltc house, until tom"r
irnu. Au effort wa. Wudn to max
'fUls ppsir ouum,pl Iud.Iuit. aud ID
e. .ar uu rho Page hiu ,l'esllying tn
i.uuntI. into tU,utH. 'N Glasses hI
iui- .as defeated.
settlers Enthusiastic.
COL U "a. u. Sellers mayor or Al
IuueuDruuo, who has boon here fo
SOM. dIf" FOO thp iutCrref o' the FtuN
iiHr uuu 9th o. hills. wac IuhIliant 90
Inu .u,nr.f or th, GuwH hill th.
/ H..ruouu and optimistI. over Ga
'uru .p,at. for &c. passage Zoo tho son
i.fH. OF uu confident thr hill vii
H..u good lIlIug lu the senate san
ih, mayor 81 think ihlt ! rr
Iprpm on b'hall of NhuqucrGU
. Ithnj loo appreciation of this action ~
WIN give thr people OF inIs stat" tn
ID boost fuir ever pulled of Eco thc south
9 .vn,t'
~ Thor. Is % general belief among IN
FRIENDS of the bin that enough Vot"
. are surr in tho sCnutc to pot b acros
s iwithouf eerious dlfficulty
p planning ior RcCcption Ia G0yernO
Marshall.
Joint committee of tho senate an
INtUsH aud local committee arc 1
srssiun in the senate chamber TIL
afternoon rclatiVo to arrangement
: Coz Welcome Governor and Vice Pres
lvut-olcct Thomas w., Marshall OF VI
diana, horc on February A.
Au lttomnt ig being wIlc 90 hay
D. Marshall change his syhrdul" an
% como directly to Slnl lr ON trli
r. so. instead of stopp,nl over In Al
b. bulucruuc and making 100 1ddrv'
10 undor the Presbyterian HrHihorh"o
auspices Ug planned