Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
Carping Legislative Critics
Find Defects in Plan to I'M
mediately Settle the Sena-
torial Controversy.
FALL NOT SUFFERING
FROM ANY ANXIETY
Plain That He Will Be Easily
Reelected; Governor Says
He Never Had Any Boom;
Andrews Out of It.

Andrews Out OF II.
Especial Correspondence 60 she ueraIdl
santa Fc y 81, Jan. 13.--Actuuted
possibly uy TIE pious motive cot help
ing thc Republican parry BOZ the elec-
lion of United states senator ana
solving the situation caused by the
failure 81 Governor Mcdonald Co sign
senator Falis credentials ioi the term
beginning March 4 next. Representa-
tive John Baron Burg. Progressive o.
lernaliilO county this afternoon IN
irudured house Joint resolution No 2
House resolution NJ. quotes Unit
I'd states statutes governing the eiet-
lion ut United states senators and pro-
tldrs that ON Tuescny the 2tst day
oi January. the senate ana house OF
representatives shall meet in Joint ses-
sion aud proceed 20 the election of a
senator
The adoption of this resolution
ought to settle the senatorial con-
tro,crsy. and doubtless would
hNy, this e1cC, SAVE FOR few trlillng
errors which wctc allowed 60 creep in
, Goo &c. probably due 60 the carelessness
OF o. stenoEtapher. But this does not
worry MT Burg Tie b. doing the best
! hr cam Ca expedite legislation and 90
lrumut, harmony .u the house. and hc
/ points out somewhat pleasantly that
| The majority Marty must adopt his res-
| uiutiun oi be- put iu a nasty hole ON
| tho one hand, 90 they ftl % adopt
! the resolution. s1ys Mr.. Burg. there
| elu br uu election uf a United Stetos
| senator. az they DO pass 10 the cleo
/ ton of Judge Fall is repudiated and
/ the stand taken by the legal advisor 60
| thc governor b. endorsed
\ tho resolution after being read IN
| Eurlsh. was referred o. the house
| committee ou judiciary. where V now
rests II b. said 20 be- Just possible,
i however, that when the resolution
/ omcrgcs from the committee 10 may
! b, slightly altered - to form.
Il For one thing. several of the MEM
nrrs uf the committee are in favor ot
/ changing the date upon which the ball
j lotIuR for senator Is begun. In its re-
II ,itrd form the resolution Will call FOR
Hn election On January IS, which Is
II tuv date 40 required by law, that is
tu say the second Tuesday after the
uocuug and organization 81 the log
stature.
Another change. it Ia said. will be In
the iIuguaE, cot the concluding par
aTraph OF the resolution This in its
uuIl form. viii probably commence
rIth the declaration that Judge FAN
NIs legally elected during the lust seE-
I
hN It's former action owing 20 the
nDL however. that Governor MELON
alG has seen No. Go withhold his sig
nature from the senator's credentials
aud tu remove an possibility OF "a con
truy,rsy WhrE the senate is rcorpnn-
lied after March q, the Legislature ul
Sew Mexico deems % wise go formally
lWily be- action ui last session by an.
other election
AN this has been practically decided
upon. and DO is us certain Hs anything
cam hr In New Mexico Legislature
tuHt me members viii vote as thri
voted before. and that "a majority o
them VIII bee found in thc FALL column
when the vote is counted.
senator Fail mas been la santa 4,
foI tine past several days. aud Whil'
4 he declines to talk for publication
N doesn't hesitate o. declare that ne hn
III G,yDr lDlt cine slightest anxiety ns q
4 his position in the senate after Marc
4. and this despite the somewha
i | uIarmiug rumors current over the sen
4 | atorrhip
The popular rumor WAS Co the ef
n 4 feet ihat Governor Mcdonald planned
Il Go rcalgu Vs governor Go become "a can
& tid1t, TOE the senate. The leutcnan
i governor MI de- Baca. who woul'
i then nt. omc governor. would then SCI
u tu 10 tHHf his predecessor in me cN
Il ,ruUNr chair he'd sufficient numht
4 nI votes tu land him ,u the senate ga
4 thp United states. Details of tNi
II Uau were hacking and before tho
i could b" supplivd the governor knock
"a ga co., rumur in tine head by tne doc
a ltrnuon that there was mo- such plat
and Eu Tar ur hp WAS concerned
Fl never ubd been. Another story, Wuir
worked overtime for while, WAS {
tu. ou,ot that former Delegate Au
drrws had decided Co re-cnter the sen
a ATE race and had iournrycd cAstWtr
iu enlist the support pi powerful po
n iticHl friends for the position. al
Andrews. when approached on 90
subject declared that hc had rctit.
n from politics and did not propose {
E visit Santa Pc during the sessions q
Il the legislature several other gentle
81 men. among them Attorney Gencru
II CLANCY aud former Governor Pl'uc'
were mentioned for the senatorshil
= buI ZOO of them denied amy amhitio
along that line ut this time.
THIs NlF the situation this after
noon when Mr.. Burg presented p
resolution for the election next Tues
dav. and the situation has change
very little since this little documci
was sprung upon the not unsuspceiin
house,
other business transacted hy Oh
House Bll 80. n. an act creaur
% normal school at Clayton. was %
PRODUCED hy Mr.. Toomhs ana 'eicrf'
10 the committee on education.
No %, by MI clancy permitiu
Judges GO rent chambers helti'.
tu committee on education.
80. ~, hy Mr. Chaves approprlh
lug money 90 pay for the senate ai
house bills and for the printing OF u
poy.ruor'g message and tho iournn
of che last session. This bill went
the committee on finance.
So. l5 by Mr.. carter. providing
pruaitv Cor lobbying and defining Ga
uUcusr.
SD. iG. by Mr. Clancy. putting
lax upun tho output of coal min
which went 90 the committee
mines aud mining.
resolution uy Mr. Cocney 10 -
rloy Interpreters for tho mouse y
read in spanish and referred 20 u
.uruutlffep am the judiciary,