Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-07
representative Of BernaIiIIo
Would Hold Up Exposition
Appropriation and Thus
Force Action on His Measure
HIS SCHEME MEETS
WITH STRONG SUPPORT
Speaker Baca, on Other Hand,
Opposes Having Any Other
Acts Tackled Onto LegisIa-
ton Fathered by Him.

ton Fathered by Him,
Estate Capital nnrcau of Morning .fournnll
Santa Fe. Feb. 6--John Baron Burg
this afternoon headed move TO hold
up the exposition appropriation bill
introduced by Speaker K. L. Baca a
few DAYS ago until no could get the
Albuquerque state fair bin out of the
committee to which SOME of his good
friends yesterday referred u as al
Joke, Whether Mr. nurgs move will
antagonze any OF those members who
are supporting the speakers bills.
cannot be said at the present time. IL
is quite possible that Il has done so,
yet there Is little or no talk Of oppo-
sition TO the fair bin on that or any
other account.
The matter came up when House
BIN g3. appr0prating $500 for the
collection and arrangement OF pro-
ducts ana resources in a display at
san Diego IN 1915. was placed ON its
third reading. a soon as the bin and
the amendment had been read. Mr.
Burg moved tha H. and the bin for
the San Franciso exposition lie upon
the clerks table until the finance
committee reported out the state fair
bin.
Mr., Hilton Immediately took the
floor against tho move. Mr. caron
seconded Mr. Burgs motion lie said
he believed IN taking care Of home in
stitutlons Hret
The question -4seiI. been raised
that the matters were not gormaine 10
each other Mr. Blanchard declared
that they were. and that they were so
inter-loeked that an appropriation for
either exposition might prevent the
making of any for state fair
Speaker Baca opposed tacking the
fair bills onto his measures. He said
they were separate and were on the
calendar. whereas Mr.eBurg's bill was
not. and that " his bills were laid on
the table until the finance commit
tee reported, they might stay there
forcves
Mr.. Rogers favored the exposition
bill. With his usual sagacity. Mr. Hi
ton declared for a big show at both
expositions. He gave no indication as
to the source Of the money for them
Then it was that Mr. Burg inserted
what promised to be a real. good old
fashioned speech in the proceedings.
lie declared that he was against the
exposition bills because New Mexico
could do no more than build an adobe
church and shanty. while the other
lures He read press dispatch. stat
ing that the government had failed
to appropriate the anticipated 81
600, 900 for the San Francisco exposi-
ton. and declared that when the
government found it well to pause, II
was we'll for this state to pause also /
lie was Just getting well into his stride /
when the idea struck him that Il I
might be well not to say too much 4
until his own bin got out and he Yield
ed the floor to Mr.. Blanchard Mr. (
Blanchard said that he was opposed I
to the exposition bill. but that if II I
had to pass. and the legislature had |
to sin he was in favor Of SHINING re-
specially, and he therefore proposed (
that the appropriation be made 800
600
Messrs. Mullens. Vargas. smith.
Gage. Catron and chfisman, ali spoke
on the subject and things We're get
ting badly muddled when Major
motion to make the ex
position bills gs and 1903. a special
order at 9 O'Clock. prevailed
Tho feature of the senate session
was the favorable reporting of SUBJ
stltute for the local option bill This
came from the committee on eorpo-
rations and viii appear on the ealen-
dar tomorrow.
The senate.
The senate met al 2s30 ana attend
ed to the usual routine.
The following bills were introduced
Senate Bill l0G. by Senator Burns.
for fish hatchery IN Rio
Arriba county
Senate Bill lO7, by Senator Abeytia.
for the recommendation to
Ihe governor Of names Of men for his
appointment TO the sheep and cattle
sanitary boards by the wool growers
lnd cattlemen's associations.
A message from the house reported
he passage Of the full crow bill.
The following reports were pre-
iented and adopted
From the corporation committee
senate Bill C3 providing for local
,ption in cities and towns. substitute
.eported favorably senate Bill !, re-
quiring municipal corporations to >
make provision for their poor and In
ligent. reported favorably
The following bills on third reading
we're tabled
Senate Bill IS, prohibiting the car
wing Of concealed weapons; Senate
3in IS. prohibiting the sale or barter 7
II deadly weapons senate Pin so, 4
for the recall Of public Of
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