Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-31
SUMNER COUNTY IS
PROVIDED FOR IN
BILL PASSED
BY HOUSE
After Somewhat Lively De-
bate, important Measure
Carries by Vote Of twenty
Six to Fourteen
SENATE PUTS THROUGH
ANTI-WHlTE SLAVE ACT

lournS Over Until Next Mon
day to Give Committee Time
10 Consider Salaries Measure
Estate Capital bureau Of Morning Jaurnai.I
santa ife. Jan. Gothic house to-
day passed the bin creating sumner
county out 81 portions of four coun-
ties ln the eastern prt of the state. II
IS understood that the measure has
a fair chance of success in the senate.
Friends og the bin declare that whilo
there is some opposition 90 IL. that
this comes mostly from certain coun-
n Officers who DO not want the coun-
Is created Tor fear their own salaries
might thereby De reduced Thcy
/ also claim that the desire 90 have the
counts created far outweishs the OPP
position
The senate todoy passed four bills,
among them Senator Evans act for
the prohibition of the white slave traf-
dc. His other pct bin that for the
sterilization of criminals. was turned
down. so was the Bafth bill. requir-
/ ing the payment of worknon when-
ever they left the service Of an ems
ployes
The house adjourned not to meet
again until Monday afternoon. This
was because the finance committee
ordered two clear DAYS 60 perfect tho
salaries measure.
Tho senate
Tho scnate met at aud proceeded
with the usual routine. The follow-
ing bllls were introduced ana foferr-
ed.
Senate BnK 40. by senator Evans.
apnfoprlatlng money So boy for tho
printing and Translation ~ the gov
efnOrs mesaaee
+ senate Rill a. BY senator Clark.
fixing the fees which may be charg-
81 by county clerks and providing for
duckets in probate courts.
Senate BiH la. he senator Romero,
regarding appeals from the Justice
court 10 the district court.
Senate Bil 10, hy Senator Walton.
providing for the distribution Of free
Atext books 70 school children. This
bin provides that the county school
district OF city furnish books for the
pupils. Whenever the people or the
governing board shall desire 90 do SO,
land prcscrbes q tax that may be levied
To cover tile cost Of the hooks.
A communication from the super
intendcnt Of public instruction. sml-
lar 10 thut presented to the house
/ this morning, was read
IHf
bills;
/ Senate Bill G.. with amendments.
senator pankey's drnking cup bin.
Senate nlli TO-, fixing the time OF
terms of court In the Eighth judicial
district
senate Bill 81 prohibiting the white
slavc traffic.
Senate Bll 30, prohibiting the mu-
ulaton of public records.
Bills ccdIng Jurisdiction over tho
Fort Bnyard reserve and the national
cemetery near Santa lFe, were held
10 be- improperly on the calendar and
we're laid over.
a message from the house, rela-
tive 60 the adoption Of the resolution
mstructinp the certfieation of sena-
for rals election to the governor,
was referred to the Judiciary commits
tee 1t will be acted upon tomorrow.
A message from the governor, am
nouncing the signature Of the first
four bins passed by both houses was
read.
Senate Resolution 3. naming James
Eaca to suppant Frank HiniJos as q
reading clerk was adopted.
The House.
The house met ut 1890 today and
after prayer hy the chaplain, approy-
ed It's journal Of Yesterdays sessions
Tho journal pf the Joint assembly boz
ing under control OF the senate, the
house clerk was instructed to procure
a cory of It and insert it in the house
journal
The principal feature OF the morn
ing session was the discussion of pc
tHions for and against the creation
of the proposed now county of sum-
ner out Of parts Of Guadalupe, Iloose-
Welt, Eddy and Chaves. There were
about twenty petitions for the coun-
tvs creation and q number agaitnst It.
The latter had been read several DAYS
ago but were called up and partially
read again before the further reading
was dispensed with until the hild itself
was before the house. This wits the
only measure on third reading in the
house today
A communication from the state
Of public instruction,
asking for the Immediate appropria-
IIon of 81 600 60 defray the cost OF
the manuals for institute
workers and courses of study for
teachers of which it is said there is
need
A petition was presented by Mr..
roombs, signed by fifty-eight resi-
dents Of Mosquero praying for tho
Of herd law.
The house heard a large number OF
petitions for and against the creation