Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-09
Identical With Vetoed Measure
Except That Compensation
of Probate Judges Is Slight
y Raised,
WILL BE SENT TO
GOVERNOR TOMORROW
Changes Made to Conform
With Demands of Democrats
in Lower Body Who Voted
Against Previous Act,

Against Previous Act,
Estate Capital Bureau of Mornlns Journal.l
Santa Fe. darch S-By passing in
both houses today salary bill almost
exactly the same as that vetoed by the
governor a few days ago. the republi-
cans have again put up to the exc
cutive the issue of compensation for
county officers. The bin was intro
duced in the senate and almost imme-
diately passed. IL is the same as that
svetoed by the governor in everything
hut the salaries allowed probate
Judges in first and second class coun-
ties. These are raised $500 and 500
respectively 50 that they equal the
amounts allowed 10 county commits
sonefs in such counties. These are
the amendments offered by the house
democrats to the former bill but
which were at that time rejected.
The bill was introduced by the H.
nance committee and It is understood
was arranged for al the senate caucus
last night. 1t was left on the table
at notion of Floor Leader Holt. for
consideration when called up by the
senate. II was not referred or or
dered printed.
After "a few minor matters Of rou-
tine had been disposed Of. the bill
was taken up for consideration. A
democratic member raised the point
that as the bill was so nearly like the
one passed It would be out Of order
10 consider It. the Sc zste having al
ready expressed itself upon the sub
ject. The president ruled that the
majority still sustains itself and that
the rules being already suspended, TO
consider the bill, It could do as it
pleased"
The reading or the measure was
commenced senator Evans suggest
ed that this be dispensed with, as the
senate was sufficiently familiar with
the former bill not to need to hear
this one. Unanimous consent to this
was given.
The president announced that he
WIS compelled TO leave for Las Vegas
on the afternoon train and asked that
the senate excuse him. The senator's
did SO by motion, and Mr.. Miera took
the chair 10 spend the rem3 Under of
the afternoon as presiding officer.
Mr.. Holt moved the passage of the
hill owing TO some misunderstand-
ing the president protein ruled that
this vote was merely to place the bill
on It's passage and called for viva
voce vote. Mr. Mabry was on his feet
ready to speak to the bill but mis-
understood the vote and had to ask
whether the measure had been passed.
When told that 1t had not, he declared
that he was unable to understand the
object in passing a bill so nearly like
the one the governor had vetoed. He
said he thought the effort to pass the
measure would be wasted. because the
governor was certain to veto 1t.
on roll call the vote stood eighteen
for the passage Of the iii and five
against Il, as follows: Ayes-Abeytia,
Burns. Clark. Champion, Doepp. Gal
legos. HART, Hinkle Holt, Ilfeld,
Laughren, Miera. Navarro, Page. Pan
key, Romero. Sulzer and Walton. To-
tai. is. Nayes--Alldredge. Barth,
Evans, Mccoy and Mabry. Total, s..
Absent, Bowman.
The bin was Immediately reported
TO the house where its advent broke
the otherwise uneventfu proceedings
of passing bills without even debate
to break the monotony
Immediately the house went into
committee of the whole, with Mr..
Cooney in the chair. The bill was
read and on motion of Major Lew
ellyn the committee framed a report
favorable to its passage by the house.
The committee rose and Mr. Cooney
reported that 1t recommended the pas
sage Of the bill Mr.. LIewellyn moved
the adoption of the report and the re-
publican majority put the adoption
across. The bill then was placed on
ITS passage, no one offering to as
cuss il.
The first roll call resulted in thirty
favorable and sixteen opposing votes
The speaker announced that as the
bill carried the emergency clause 1t
had failed to pass, a two-thirds vote
was moved BY Mr. Catron, and the
emergency clause amended to con-
form to the special style prescribed
by the attorney general to fit just
such cases. The bill was then passed.
The roll call result follows. Ayes
Baca, of Valencia: Blanchard Camp
bell. Catron, Chavez. Chrisman. Cor
dova, Cooney. Downs. Goodell, Hilton,
Llewellyn Lohato, Manzanares, NC
Gilivray. Moreno, Montoya. Padilla,
Quintana, sanchez Skidmore, Toombs,
Iripp, Trujillo. Tulley. Vargas. Young
and Mr.. Speaker Total. 2S. Nayes--
Baea, of Sandoyal; Boulware, Carter,
Nasados, Clancy, Evans. Gage, Garcia,
Gurule, House Lopez. Martinez. Null |
lens. Nichols. Rogers, Smith and
Tucker. Total II.
In voting Mr. Rogers made a brief
explanation in which he opposed the
measure. Messrs. I.abadie. Burg and
Love were absent Messrs Campbell |