Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-19
DOVE OF PEACE LIKELY
T0l0SEAFEW FEATHERS
IN STATE LEGISLATURE

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pers 81 Thomas 0RSn 10 committee
on disbursements u pablie mooney
e. 81 Nr Renehsa--PFessri''if's
the procedure in suing . ccfp1Eaiion
In the county II which is has oifietss
To c0.amiftce on mines and H-i1ins.
The house adjourned until O'Clock
TUESDAY Afternoon
Tie senate.
squire Hastf, Jr, IN the senate tNAs
afternoon introduced a salary oiil lot
eounty Officers. providing for salaries
that range from se3o q year for ne
probate igdge 81 nm class eonnues
10 ts.ete a year for cssT<s treasurer
ana assessor in first class Counties
FIRST class counties are defined 70
~ such as have a taxable ass ssfneni
Of more than $500 900. and the sal
aries in snch counties ate fixed as
follows. Clerk. treasurer and asser-
sor, s.. oee each sheriff, $3.50;
school superintendent, 81, 100. deputy
sheriff. sf.6s0: county commission
srs and probate judge. e.ee4 each,
county surveyor $40 psF day not 10
exceed - 11tf I ear
eeccrd class rcInties are those with
a taxable assessment between sz.5oe.-
9ga and 5000. oee. The salaries pao-
ridef Tor are as follows. For the
clerk. s.. SEQ. for the treasurer AMI
assessor. $3.50. for the sheriff, 81
3oe. For the county superintendent
81. 900. Ter the deputy sneris.. $500:
Tor comfy commissioners. St5H. anu
probate Judge; for county surveyor,
SIC Gay. not 10 exceed 100 days per
year.
Third class counties are thoss with
a aetesfment between $3.50, 600 and
SO. 800. zoe. IN which the salaries are
10 be as follows: Clerk. treasurer and
assessor. $1,000 each. sheriff s1,7Oo;
deputy sheriff. $500. county superin-
.endent. 1l.s06. county commissi IN
crs and probate jR5ve. s58t. surveyor
$40 day for not more than seventy
five days
Fourth class counties are those fhat
have between 81 .090 600 and si.I50,-
zoe assessment In those counties the
clerk Is TO receive $500; assessor
and treasurer. $1,000 each; sheriff.
1880: county superintendent. $1,000;
deputy sheriff, $500; probate judge
and county commissioners. $3.50 eaca'
county surveyor. $40 a day not to ex-
coed seventy-fiye days year.
Fifth class counties are those with
an assessment Of less then 81 Gee, 900.
in these counties the clerk IS to De
paid $500. sheriff. 1900; treasurer
and assessor, $1,000. county superin-
iendent. $1,000; deputy sheriff. $500:
probate judge and county commits
sioners t2o0 each; surveyor. $40 a
day for not more than fifty DAYS an
nually.
Bills Introduced.
Senators Page and Burns were ex-
cused from attendance this afternoon.
Adjournment was taken until
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon after the
following bills we're introduced in adj
dition 10 the four taxation bills bY
Senator Clark, which are Identical
with those introduced by Judge Mann
in the house:
g. By Senator Clark-To provide
for the deposit Of public moneys, the
safe keeping thereof and the Civ
ing Of bono. THIS is the same BIZ In
troduced BY Mr.. Clark two years ago,
and provides for the giving Of surely
bond by judiciary officials. To com
mittee on finance.
i. BY Senator Sulzer-To govern
peddlers and itinerant vendors. To
committee on judiciary.
u. By Senator Hart-The county
salaries bill. To committee on finance.
10. BY Senator Pankey-fo amend
the coal mine inspector statute. To
committee on mines and mining.
IA. BY Senator Hlnkle-Fixing the
Jurisdiction In trials Of mlsdemeanors. /