Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-14


Istnte Capital Burean q; Morning journal.
Santa l'e March l3-The senat,
and house tonight passed the third OF
the series Of salary bills that hay,
been put up to the governor for sig
nature at this session OF the leeisla
ture. The house vote WIS 80 % ~
The senate vote was ~ 10 g.
The senate passed the house dis
triet attorney bill.
Almost the first business of the sen
ate tonight was the new salary bill
which il was reported mad been under
consideration for several days past lr
name il is House SIN 123, as amend.
ed The general riln of the amend.
ments Is a. lower the higher saariel
slightly and to increase the iowei
ones The maximum decrease !,
S3.g0O and the maximum inereas,
$500 Most Of the Increases are onA
s100 AS the classification Of eoun.
ties goes. most Of the sheufis' salarie'
and the provisos as 60 deputies remain
the same.
The measure WAS passed hy the sen
ate by the following vote. Ayes
Aheytia. Bowman, Clark, CHAMPION
Doepp Gallegos, Hartt. Hinkle Holt
Ilfeld Lnughren, Micra, Navarro
Page Pankey Romero. sulzer: total
u. Nayes-Alidredge, Barlh. Burns
Evans. Mccoy, Mabfy. total s.
The democrats offered many
amendments, al Of which were tabled
The measure was Immediately report
ed to the house and there II was made
the subject of caucus. almost the
first that the democrats have held.
Immediately after the caucus tho
measure was taken up and number
Of the democrats, as had been hoped
BY the majority. voted FOR the new
bin. The rol oall was as follows.
Ayes--I3aca Of valencia Blanchard,
uurg Catron. Chavez, Chrisman, Cor.
dova. Cooney, Downs. Gage Goodell,
Gurulc, Hilton. Llewellyn. Lobato,
Love, Lucero. Manzanares MARTINEZ.
McGilliyray Montoya, Moreno, Mich
OILS. Padilla Rogers. sanchez. Skid
more. Toombs, Tripp. Truhilo, TulN
Tucker, Vargas. Young, MIR speaker.
Total S5
Nays Baca Of Sandoval; Bealware.
Carter, Casadoa Evans. Garcia. l.o-
pez, House, Mulens, Quntana smith.
Total H..
The changed provisions Of the bin
are as follows
In first class counties. assessors
treasurcrs and county clerks are re-
duced from $1,000 TO $S.s00 The
probate judge is raised from $500 70
$500.
IN second class counties assessors,
treastrers and clerks urc reduced from
.S8,25O to S3,100 The probate judge
is raised from $500 to $500
In third class counties the commits
sions are raised to $500. IN IN
crease of $l00 ana the treusurers as
SCISSORS ana clerks are reduced from
$500 to $3.50. The probate judge
and school superintendent are given
increases of s100 each. bringing them
up to $500 and $1,000 respectively
In fourth class counties the commits
sioners are increased TO $400, an ad-
vance Of 500. and treasurers. asses
sors and clerks are reduced an equal
amount to $1,000. Probate judges are
increased from $500 to S400
Supcrintcndents of schools are re-
duced 5000 to $1,000.
In firth class counties commission
ers are raised to S400. an increase of
800, and treasurers are raised from
$1,000 70 $1,000. Assessors get $500
Increase. to $1,000 shcriffs are re-
duced from 600 to $500. Probate
judges are given the usual 800 IN
crease, to x400. and the supefinten-
dent Of schools IS treated likewise. hc-
ing raised to Si,l0o.
The senate passed the house district
attorney bill introduced and passed
a day or 50 ago. This bin provides a
maximum salary for district attorney
Of $4,000 a year. not including assist
ants Salaries for assistants are scaled
as are those for the district attorneys
on the size Of the districts. The maxi
mum is 81 500 and the minimum
$1,000. The Second district, in which is
Bernalllo county gets the minimum.