El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-04
DISTRICT ATTORNEY MEASURE HAS
PASSED BOTH NEW MEXICO HOUSES
House on Monday Failed to Pass the County Salaries
Bill Over the Veto of the Governor, Lacking Two
Votes-Work Appropriation Bills Is in
Progress in Both Of the Houses.

x ANITA FE, y NJ. March 4--The
- house Monday postponed action on
- the passage Of the salary bill over
the veto Of the governor, there appar-
emily being three votes too few to pass
it, The vote TO postpone the measure
was 30 to II. This was considered a
test and was one in fact, but there are
two votes upon which the pro-bill ad-
vocates are counting that did not ap-
near Monday. There was one man ex-
pected to vote with them who did not
do so. ard one man expected to vote
against them who was with them. rms
totalied I'D their strength as 50.
When the measure came up II was
inmediateIy moved by Maj. Llewellyn
to defer action until TO-DAY. MT;
Clancy moved to table this, but lost 10
The daily souabble in the senate was
devoted to the bill placing the state
library under the control OF the supreme
court and was remarkable Tor us
brevity The bill was passed
The house cOncuTred in the senate
amendments to the district attorney
hin. and saw the introduction OF the
SO5th bill which is nine higher than the
The Senate.
The senate met at $3.50 and after
approving the journal Tor seVeral- G Il5iys
previous proceeded 10 Lhe OfueL u Di44'
On senate eI-ii biiI Sc. the Johnson grass
bill a special order. was redu anu
amended Senator Hinkle opposed TINS
measure because it was too stringent
Senator Holt, who was pushing the Din
consented to q recOmmisSlon Tor con-
senate bill 149. the anti-gambling in
junction act. was tabled
Senate bill AS, allowing suDpenaS
to be served by persons not olllc5 IN;
rnlc
I3S EvanS'S antitrust act, was JdDteu-
Senate bill 136, relating. to the DoE9lLls
of county treasurerS where cuSIoulallS
of school funds, was passed SoeHttS
hin 125 prohibiting the prescription OF
LIQUOR by physicians, was tabled sen
ATE bill 100 re-crea ting the Office OF OIL
inspector. was tabled Seh4te 3li a.
providing for the supervision by us
trict courts OF estates IN probate courts
was tabled Senate Dill lOS. the put4.lS,
utilities bill was tabled senate Dlll
so allowing the management or the
state hospital for the insane to cor
tract for supplies. was passed Senate
( bin p the sheep dip act, upon which
a conference was held. was sent D1clN
TO the committee on livestock. House
! biz 10. creating a normal school at
CLAYTON. was tabled.
/ Coed Road Work.
House bill So locating the Canine
Real between Santa Fe and AlDuquer-
! Que. and providing for It's immediate
/ completion. was so amended as to IN
TO the county line. and PASSED Rouse
{ bill o. providing for the immediate
! ComDIetfon of the road from the capital
( TO Les Vegas. was amended along sim
/ liar lines and passed Senate bill 125,
! creating a state bureau of mines. com
! posed of the governor. president or the
! state school Of miTes and ore Irol s., [
therein was nassed- although ny 6artn
( opposed it, It carries SlSOO. annual ap-
For working Roads
hoe Hnrr 10 For .
! rroviding that the directors OF road
/ districts shall call on all 2ole-poQfeu
; men for from two TO 1lVe days i.looI
! on the roads. was passed The act IS 50
drafted that a city or town is a road
J district and labor or money OBTAINED
J from its residents NAV be expended on
| its streets Senate substitute for house
! ioint resolution II. apprOnriatinG Sl56-7l
! to cover the deficiency of the 1911 can
/ vassinE board. was passed. Senate sub
! Stitute for senate bill 146. relating rC
/ the election Of boards Of trustees in
! incorporated village was passed This
/ makes their term OF office two years
and their date Of election in April OF tins
/ even wears Senate substitute for SEN
! ate bill 60. a companion bill. provides
] that boards of education shall hf
/ elected every two years in the ODD
! wears. so that. the constitutional pro
/ vision prohibiting their election n thu
/ same time as other officers. IS fulflll
It also was passed Committee SUBS II
4 tute for senate bill 70. relating to pro-
cedure in appeal cases from 1uSuct
| courts. was passed
New senate Bills.
The following bills were introduced
Senate bill 1856. by Mr. Bowman. &
/ weights and measures bill.
Senate bill 1S7. by Mr Bowman. pro
/ vidine for the shrinking of streets al
the expense of the owners Of abuttine
| property
| senate bill 1SS by Mr. Sulzer. pro
| viding for the maintenance and contro
( Of armOrieS.
| senate bill 1879 by Mr.. Walton. eI