Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-17
BemaliIIo Member is Promptly
'CaIIed" by GaveI Wielder
for Alleged Violation of the
Rules.
EARLY RATIFICATION OF
INCOME TAX IS SOUGHT
Three Joint Resolutions Hay-
Ing This Object in View Make
Their Appearance in Senate
al Morning Session,
IsInle cnpIlaI nnreau Of MarnIne JonrnaI.I

Estate Capital nnreau of Morning journal.
Santa lsc, Jan. lG.---'fhe features In
the house session today We're q small
sqnahhle between the speaker and
John Baron Burg and the introduce
tlon Of number Of bills. probably
designed to load down the house cal
endar So that the house may have
plenty TO do without fighting over
the senatorship. The pickering be-
tween the speaker and Mr.. Burg
arose over Mr. Burgs motion that
the house proceed To the Immediate
consideration Of a joint resolution in
troduccd hy Mir. Burg effccting the
election Of United states senator.
Speaker Baoa said:
THAT is against the rules. ana You
know ii, Mr. Burg. Joint resolutions
are treated just the same as bills.
Mr. Burg said: Then / request
that the resolution he read for the
Information OF the house.
The speaker apparently unwilling
ly. acquiesced The resolution pro-
vided that the house and senate pro-
cced To the election OF a United
States senator January 21.
The senate.
The senate met this morning for
brief session, the feature heing the
introduction OF three joint resolutions,
AN looking toward the same thing,
that ls the ratification Of the pro-
posed sixteenth amendment to the
federal constitution. providing for an
income TAX This measure failed
twice last session. Seven bills were
introduced and the senate rushed
through the regular order OF bust
ness.
The Invocation this morning was
made by Bishop Cameron Mann of
the Episcopal diocese of North Da-
kota, who is temporarily located in
New Mexico The reading of the
journal was dispensed with and re-
fcrred later to the committee on re-
vision Senator Miera presented the
excuse Of Senator Navarro, who was
indisposed ana this was accepted.
The following bills and resolutions
were introduced. all being read twice
hy title and referred to commrtees
senate Bin ?, introduced by Senator
Ilinkle. relating to the assessment Of
lcsaeics and SUGGESTIONS. referred to
the finance committee This bill pro- !
vides graduated tax upon Inherit
ances
Senate Bil 3. introduced by SEN
ator Phnkcy. relating to the purity !
of elections of Judges. This bill pro- !
vides that no candidates for judicial |
offices, except candidates for election .
TO the office of justice of the peace, I
shall participate in any election. Ju-
dietary committee.
Senate Bin T. introduced BY SEN
ator Pankcy. prohibiting the issuance /
of passes or free transportation by
any railroads OF common carriers. I
This is stringent antl-pass bill. II
also went to the judiciary commit
t,c
Senate Hill 5. introduced by Sen
aior Pankey, relating to the furnish
ing Of ears to shippers by railroad
companies Referred to the judiciary
committee
Senate Bin 6, public drinking
cnp prohibition law, also introduced
10y senator Pankey This bin died In
committee last year.
senate Bill I. providing free trav-
cling Libraries, introduced by senator
Pankey and referred TO the commit
tee on education. where it died on
Two occasions last year.
Senate Bin s. relative to the coll
lection Of certain occupation taxes by
lhc cities and towns concerned, in
uodueed by Senator lfeld and re-
ierred to the committee on county,
municipal and private corporations.
senate Joint Resolution l. intro
uhced by Senator Evans, providing
Tor the ratification of the constitu-
~ohal amendment proposed by con-
e'ess providing for the taxing Of in
zones, the sixteenth amendment.
senate Joint Resolution 2. ratlfying
ue sixteenth amendment. Introduced
py senator Hinkle.
senate Joint Resolution 3, ratify-
s the sixteenth amendment. nitro
'uced by Senator Clark
me senate then adjourned to meet
'''hofrow at 10 o'clock.
Tho House.
me house met at 2:25 this after
I'm and after prayer by the chap
Nm dispensed with the reading Of
lhe journal
"f Chavez Of Torrance county
nosed that the house adjourn inn
ha'iateiy until o'clock tomorrew
w Welded to several representatives !
~ ~ wished to Introduce bills
mt iollowing bills and joint reso-
,oss were introduced. all being !
4, ~ twice by title and referred:
a,,use Bill 2. by Mr. Toomhs ere
n,n,., I normal school ut clayton and ,
'ihg for the expenses thereof. '