Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-05

ton of the Canine Real between
Santa Re and Albuquerque. favorablt;
House Bill 65. for the completion Of
the scenic Highway between Las We
gas and Santa Re, favorably House
Bin GS. for the construction OF a
bridge nj Escondldo. Soeorro county
favOrably
Ry the printing committee-house
Bln 81. for the printing Of the cover
nors message favorahly.
The judiciary committee fecom-
mended the adoption Of House Joint
Resolution 10. relating 10 the election
Of United states senators. Mr.. Chris
man moved 70 suspend the rules ana
vote upon the resolution Immediately.
This was done. He said that the rep
resentatlves Of the state in Washing
ton we're very anxious that Il be
adopted Immediately naming former
Congressman George Curry and Sent
tor n. II. Catron. as having made
these statements. The following was
the vote on the resolution.
For-Baca. Of Valencia Boulware.
Burg. Carter. Campbell. Casados.
chavez. Chrisman. Clancy. Evans.
Gage. Garcia. Gurulc. Hilton. Labadie,
Lleweliyn. Lopez. Love Manzanares.
Martinez. McGlllvray, Moreno. Null
lens. Nichols. Rogers Sanchez, Skid
more. smith. Toomhs, Trip, Truiil-
10. Tucker. Tully and Vargas. Total
34
Against blanchard Catron, Loha-
TO. Lucero. Montoya and Qulniana.
Total 6.
The speaker therenpon announced
the adoption of the resolution.
Under a similar suspension Of the
rules the resolution OF coincidence to
the family OF the late Solomon Luna
Was adopted unanimously. foriy-fouf
being present and voting.
House Rill rs. By Mr. Hilton, was
placed upon its third reading and
passed after some discussion. This bill
is one providing for the payment Of
bounties upon certain wild animals
and for the payment Of the certfi-
Gates whenever there is no money In
the bonnty fund.
The following bills were iniroduc-
ed:
House glll l0S. by Mr.. Burg 10 pro-
hibit any person or corporation from
compellin- any r. son, as a condition
OF employment. to enter into an agree
mcnt not to join or remain mem-
Der of a labor union.
rf...-- t1tt1 1aU Caanlar Ia
provide for the teaching Of the Span
ish language In the district whore the
school directors may so order. 1t is
proposed to teach Spanish in the four
upper grades Of the common schools
and In all normal schools.
House Bill 10. by Mr. Moreno, pro-
hibiting minors under IS years Of age
from frequenting pool rooms.
House BIN III. by Mr. Gage, regu-
lating the election OF members Of
boards Of education in municipalities.
House Bill ll2. by Mr.. Garter, pro-
xiding for the rendition Of yerdicts in
civil cases in district courts by the
of less than the Whole
panel of jurors. fbis ldll If enacted
into law. will make the agreement Of
nine jurors in the district courts and
four In the justice courts valid YER
dict in civil cases.
House Bill llS. by Mr. Ilewellyn.
relating to bonds IN garnishment pro-
ceedings.
House Bill III. by Mr.. Llewellyn.
relating 10 the filing of transcripts
in appeals 10 the supreme court.
House Bill lis. by Mr.. Llewellyn,
the tax commission measure. intro
duccd in the senate this morning.
House hin lie. by Mr. Chavez, pro-
viding for tax levy this year and
next amounting to approximately
$4,000. the proceeds Of which are to
be used to pay the expenses Cf two
year course at the New Mexico Mill
tary Institute for cadets to be named
by the legislators. one by each.
The house adjourned until o'clock