Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-09

from his attitude of few days ago.
when he stood with the republicans.
and today voted against them.
The hill was reported back To the
senate. The senate again suspended
its rule on motion of MIR Holt and
concurred In the house amendment
by a vote Identical with that on the
original passage of the measure. The
bill will be enrolled and engrossed
between now and Monday. when il
will be read in both houses and signed
by their presiding officer. After that
il viii go TO the governor. Nobody
knows what he will do with II, hut
the democrats expect him to veto and
return IL the same day. Even should
he return II after the full three DAYS
allowed by law, the republicans still
will have chance 10 pass il over his
veto--if they have the votes.
The senate passed more bills TODAY
than az any other sitting this session
perhaps more than at any other two
sessions. At any rate II was buN
from 2.30 until nearly ESQ and bills
were the principal business In all that
time.
Inc senate.
The senate met at 2.3O and heard
the usual prayer and the reading of
the journal The following bills then
were Introduced
Senate Bill 204. Mr.. Doepp.
changing the time Of court in Eddy
and Chaves counties. senate Bin POS.
the finance committee. salary act:
Senate Bill 206, Mr. Gallegos. for the
appraisal of lands condemned for
public roads.
The following enrolled bills were
read and signed
Senate BILL 1866. the state library
bill, Senate Bin ilS, amending the
county high school law. Senate Bill
49, the state license for automobiles.
A resolution from the Association
for the Preservation of Spanish An
tiquities in New Mexico was read and
referred to the finance committee 1t
favors the passage OF House Bill 2t1.
A message from the house, followed
by several others, announced the pas
sage of various bills, about thirty
in all
Following the passage of the salary
bill and a good, long talk on IT by "a
democratic senator. who made his
fHNfN - Nttt N'thANtIh HAF NbA't fN'i=
ator Holt introduced for the rules
committee a recommendation that the
time allowed for explanation of a vote
be reduced from five to three min
utes. He moved the adoption of the
report and the passage OF the rule.
both of which carried
In opposition to this. Mr.. Mabry
made one OF the best speeches that
he has delivered in the senate. He
said that the explanation Of his vote
and the debate of bills were about
all the fun a fellow got out OF being
a minority senator, anyway. and he
hoped the majority would not inter-
fere with these small privileges. He
said. we have only nine votes, any
way--at high tide-and at low tide We
have about four or FIVE
Mr.. Holt replied that he WAS
prompted to submit the rule by the
tact that the close of the session WIS
approaching and he feared that unless
something OF this nature We're done
d certain senator@th the same who had
made the lengthy would oe-
cupy all of the remaining five days
and - half in explaining his various
votes
A message from the governor, read
of House Joint Resolution IS, dOnat-
ing desks to st. Miehaers college.
The senate deferred until 2.30
Monday the consideration Of the
mounted police bill and the act Civ
ing extra assistants to the land COM
missioner for the defense of the 1890
contests pending against state lands.
said to contain coal
Senator Holt declared that house
bills appropriating S265, 600 for roads,
bridges and the like had been sent
over, but that the senate majority did
not feel justified IN passing them
The senate continued It's work by
tabling the following bills carrying
appropriations and other matters II
considered inexpedient.
Senate Bill 159, for the participa-
ton by New Mexico in the celebra-
ton of the opening Of the Rio Grande
project; House Bill 80. for the repair
of the Mora-Taos road House Bill
SO. requiring the completion Of the
road from Santa Fe to Ell Macho on
the Pecos river. House Bill 1876, ap-
pr0priating $4,000 for a bridge at
Puerto de Luna: House Bill 1928, ap-
propriating $4,000 for a bridge att
Roy; House Bill 1871. appropriatng
$4,000 for the repair of the four
roads leading out OF Mora: House
Bill l6S, appropriating $4,000 for a
bridge at Questa, Taos county, House
Bill 2l9 (not read), taken to be a
similar small appropriation bill;
House Bill lfS. providing Tor the
Of public roads. House
Bill 200, amending the irrigation law,
Senate Bill l07, relating to Institutes
and summer schools; also original
House Bill ia and Senate Bill l22,
for which bills substitute was
passed.
House substitute for House Bill 35
was deferred until Monday, SO was
House Bill 290, relative to the ap-
pointment of the secretary of the
sheep sanitary board. This act pro
vides that this officer must be an ex-
perienced sheep man.
The senate passed the medical
bill, Senate Bill ia, in |
troduced by Dr. Doepp. This bill |
changes the manner of examining
for license 10 practice |
medicine and requires a diploma from
practitioners Mr.. Mabry
asked DR.. Evans. in relation TO this
bill, whether 1t was the one about |
which The Albuquerque Morning
Journal was crying medical trust3'
Or. Evans replied that he had noted /
in the press, especially in The Morn |
ing Journal that the physicians Of
New Mexico were attempting to form
a trust. He said he wished to deny I
this that the statement was abso-
lutely false Asked by Mr. Mabry I
he was against allowing /
Christian Science healers to practice. |
DR.. Evans replied he was against al I
lowing them TO do SO unless theN We're |