Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-16
SIXTY BILLS HAVE
BECOME LAW BY
SIGNATURE Of
GOVERNOR
Most important in Way OF
Statewide Interest is That
Providing Salaries for Dis
tict Attorneys,
EXECUTIVE HAS SIX
DAYS TO SIGN OTHERS


posed Amendments to Con-
Stituti0n,
Estate fapltal bureau ~ Niuruing ..ntnall
SANTA re. March l5.-Althoush the
legislature formally adjourned az noon
YESTERDAY. laws are sim being ground
out. comlng into the office of the see
reIarv of state from the governors
office with the signature of the chiei
executive There are sim some two
dozen hills la the governors hands
awaiting action. and as SIX days must
alanse before the su-called pocket
veto becomes effective, u ~ probable
that the fate of some of the measures
will not hecome known until the time
limit for signing them expires. The
governor signed the district attorney
sanp hin today.
Exactly sixty measures had become
laws mp to noon to-day including joint
resolutions and memorials. Two mea-
sures ratify respectively the Income
tax and the direct election of senators.
amendments 90 the federal constitu-
tlon. and two others provide for
amendments to the state constitution
-one amending Act VIII relating to
aNatlon and revenue, ana another
providing for two your-terms of Of
ace for county officials, These, how
ever, viii have TO Doc ratified 10y the
voters of the state at the election in
1914.
The complete llsi of laws wv 20 noon
today was AS follows
TO authorize auditor ana treasurer
"a transfef eerain fupas for loeisla-
tive purposes,
To prohibit mutllatng public rec
ords and prescribing penalties there
for
To provide for the payment of in
terest on the bonded debit,
10 empower supreme court 20 adopt
seal
To empower municipal corporations
to make provision for the care and
maintenance of sick and INDECENT
persons
TO provide for the payment OF sail
afy and certain expenses of the state
mine Inspector.
Appropriating funds for the inn
nrovement of the rio Grandc.
Amending section y, Of Chapter i6.
nets of The Thirty-siXth legislative as
semhN, providing for the manner Of
drawing original jury Ncnlres.
10 distribute the funds derived from
collections of delinquent taxes accru-
ing prior to the year 1911.
state automobile license.
Amending county high school act.
An act TO prohibit gambling
Providing for the reconstruction Of
The spanish-Amcrican normal school
at l1l Rto.
Fixing the times for holding the
district court in the Eighth Judicial
district
Prohibiting white slave traffic.
Relating to kidnapping and abduc-
tlon
Providing for printing the message
If the governor 20 the first ana sec
oud sessions of the hrst state legs-
latnre.
no regulate thc use of water for ir-
reatlon
Providing for the payment of inter
est on the Grant county railroad
bonds
Authorizing the state treasurer to
pay interest on the bonded debt.
Ta estal llsh city boards of educa-
ton
Providing that members and EN-
piayes Of the corporation commission
and employees of the secretary of state
give bond
Rotating TO the Quay county expert
ment station
~ harmonize certain school laws Of
the state.
Relating to sheer dipping,
Relating 10 the biennial election
If municipal Officers
Relating TO the powers Of the truss
tees Of the insane asylum ana allow
ing them 10 contract for supplies for
periods Of six months.
Appropmatng money to defray the
cost Of legislative printing etc and
printing of journals OF iirsl state leg
stature
Prosiding for the payment Of the
members of the legislature, etc.
Authorizing Judges of district courts
70 rent chambers at hcadquarters.
For The further construction of the
scenic highway between Santa Fee and
Las Vegas
Relative TO the construction of El
Canine Read Santa Fe 10 Albuquer-
que.
To validate acknowledgements Of
deeds. etc
An act Increasing the jurisdiction of
Justices 81 the peace a. S2O0.
Prohibiting minors under eia htean
Years TO attend. frequent and loitcr n
er around pool rooms.
To provide for the expenses Of dis
triet Judges
For The publication of catalogue qf
the ancient spanish archives
70 authorize incorporated towns,