Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-13

'N Nhdlu not UlioW hufn q Dill 10 pass
without voting against t. The vote ON
the passage Of the measure stood the
same as on the tabllng Of the mount
ed police amendment
The house appropriation bin is gen
orally on slightly higher scale than
the senate measure. In Il the unlver.
sty OF New Mexico is given $4,000.
or $4,000 more than the senate act
allows. and is. besides given $50. .00o TO
replace lladlcy hall. burned some
time ago. The appropriation for the
agricultural college is increased ki2.-
i00 above the senate allowance. or
$32. 400. The mounted police appro.
priatlon was excluded from this bin
by vote of - 10 "a on final pass
age, the measure received SO TO a.
votes cast.
The house passed an Australian
ballot law. providing for the use of
such ballot at all future elections.
The act was introduced by Mr. Lu-
cero, and while brief. covers the
ground COMPREHENSIVE
The house went through large
portion Of It's calendar this afternoon.
passing measures scheduled for that
action ana tabling others after a
style which became stefcotypod after
the first hours work.
In this way the house passed TWEEN
ty-one measures tabled six ana de-
fcrrcd six. or had them Withdrawn
to save them from defeat, when the
recess until evening was taken
Early In the session the speaker
called Judge Toombs TO the chair and
received unanimous consent to intro /
duce a new district attorney hill. This !
measure provides for maximum sal |
ary Of $4,000 TO attorneys in the lare-
or districts This Is FOR the district |
attorney himself The question OF
the appointment OF an assistant ISL
left to the judge of the district and a !
provision is made that no assistant I
shall be appointed unless he is deemed /
necessary The salaries for assistants I
are graded according TO the size OF 4
The district and range from $1,000 to
Sl,500. The salary for the assistant (
In the Second district, which includes ,
Bcinaiillo county, is $1,000.
The bin was ordered printed and
win be considered tomorrow.
The house passed the bin distribut-
ng the fire insurance protection
money. replica Of that introduced
n the senate yesterday
The studcnt-teachers scholarship
let was passed. This creates places
or thirty teachers TO receive instruc-
ion and maintenance at state expense
il the New Mexico Normal university /
Or one scholastic year. 1t is de-
ipred tG increase the efficiency OF
he rural teachers.
II the senate cbncurs in the action
AIKEN oy the house today, Il viii
,ei afier be unlawful for woman T.
o work more than eight hours day n
II any factory, restaurant. laundry or
thcr place IN which women are em-
.loyed. Speaker Baca's bin limiting
lic hanrs Of labor for women and
hildren. having been given an al-
,ust unanimous vote.
one of the most important meas
res considered by the lower body
his afternoon was the act for the
odifieation and revision Of the laws
( ine state. This measure provides
hat this work shall he done under q
nc direction Of the attorney general. {
The senate this morning passed the I
ublic moneys act. This is a substi- {
lte for the former law in which Sen I
tor Champion found a joker and j.
'hich he successfully fought. The z
resent bill which was given twenty l.
v0 favorable votes out Of twenty 4
lrcc voting, provides that public G
lnds shall be deposited IN the banks 7
nalfying for them and divided pr7 g
ita according TO the amount for {
hich each qualities. If there are no 4
lnSs qualified in the city or county G
here the funds are handled. they "A
ay be sent to banks elsewhere which ! h
ave qualified. III
The measure seems an eminently n
ir one. It was stated that it would G
Ike the banks out Of politics for all {
me and would give the state, cOun +
cs. cities and institutions interest on I,
leir deposits. At present neither I
ate nor county receives interest. RI
,me cities do. The maximum rate il
hch may be paid is per cent and Z
u minimum one
Senator Romero was the only mem =
II to vote against the bill.
The constitutional amendment for
rect election OF senators was favor l
by reported by the committee on
so was the two-year
rm provision for all county officers
vi the amendment consolidating all
e state educational institutions into
ic university Of New Mexico.
The recall bill and resolution were
ported unfavorably, but a minority
port was favorable. Consideration
the reports was deferred, as was
G unfavorable majority and fav-
able minority reports on the joint D
solution providing for the initiative =
d referendum
The Sumner county bill was report
without recommendation
The special committee on resolu-
ms Of coincidence to Senator Walton
on the death of his mother report
The report was adopted. ,e
The Senate.
The senate met at 10 clock ~
Routine was followed ny the sig nr
ture of a great number cg enerossed s,
Is. To quiet a question as to the ma
ality Of the governors veto Of the be
insel fees resolution. the lieutenant fa
,ernor had read the receipt which 10
had given for the veto message fo
hin the time required by law for
"Ppio oNai " fetV ~ " "'e0'"7 re
rhe railroads committee rendercd :. l