Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-09
House Accepts Amendments Of
Senate and Approval of
Chief Executive Is All That
Is Needed
MUCH ROUTINE BUSINESS
GOTTEN OFF CALENDAR
State College Probe HaItS
Pending Acceptance of In
vitatiOn to Mcdonald to
Give Evidence,

SPECIAL niePArcH 10 AosHlho JouRAAll
Santa Fe. March S.-The "Bursum
taxation bill" reached the governor
tonight the house losing 10 time in
eoncurring i'm the amendments made
iv the senate. It Is believed thlt the
governor will sign the measure.
Tho senate this afternoon IN COM
mittee of the whole considered the
general appropriation bin an1 rassed
IT, so as to get it into conference as
soon as possible.
The house ploughed through It's
calendar with determination and dis
patch and the following bills were
passed in rapid succession
Passed In the House.
II. =. 305, by Mr.. Vigil Of Union,
relative to the eligibility of certain
persons to hold office. The vote was
% TO 10.
II. r. 154, by Messrs. Martinez and
Trujilo, for the recovery of damages
OF cultivated lands, improvements and
crops by trespass Of livestock
II f. 400, by Messrs Gonzales and
Reinburg. to foster and protect the
dairy business.
II. B. 500. by Mr.. Davies, to amend
section 3S of chapter "a Of the laws
Of 1913, relative to taXsale certiti-
Gates. The vote was 32 to 10.
II. b. 24G, by Messrs. Martinez and
Tmjilo, passed g. TO 10. This is an
act to create, establish and maintain
an asylum for the poor, blind and in
valid at Taos
II. b. 324, by Mr. MOntoya of Ber-
nalillO, passed unanimously. 1t ap-
propriates money for the unpaid eX-
penses Of the national guard at Al
buquerque
II. b. 1926, by Mr.. Davies, passed
unanimously. It provides for the GUS
tody and safekeeping in the peniten-
tiary before trial Of defendants
charged with capital crimes.
To Supplement- Salary Act.
H. r. 3sl, by Mr.. Abeyta. one Of
the many bills supplemental to the
salary act, allowing travelling expenses
to assessors, passed by a vote oi u
to Is. those voting against it being
Messrs. Black, Bryant, Casaus, DOW,
Hewitt, Holland, Mullens, Palmer
rutherford. Ryan, Skeen, smith,
Tharp, Veal and Welsh
II. b. 423, by MIR. Chaves of Sierra
to authorize school directors TO pro-
vide conveyances for children to ana
from school, passed by a vote Of ~
TO Is.
H. p. 1S1. by Mr.. Stone, to author
lie appearance for the state in SUITS
to quiet title to land used as rifle
range at Las Vegas, passed by vote
Of 40 to 4, those voting in the mega
tive being Messrs. Black, Bryant, Dow
and Rutherford.
II. B. 1865, by Messrs Reinburg ana
Gonzales. relative to the surplus IN
the survey fund, passed unanimously
II. y. 1862, by Mr.. Lucero, fixing the
hours during which the polls are 10
be kept open in rural school elec-
tions, passed unanimously
II. b. 1856, by Mr.. Medina, to es-
tablish a state industrial school ~
Wagon Mound passed by vote OF 70
to TO- those voting against II pellls
Messrs Black, Bryant, Dow, Hewitt,
Holland, Skeen, Smith, Tharp, Neal
and Welsh
Bi-lingual Method Favored.
II. Il. 427, by Mr. Gallegos Of Qua
dalupe drafted by Assistant super
intendent of Public instruction Flla-
delfo Baca. to facilitate the teaching
Of English to Spanish speaking emil
dren through a bi-lingual method ana
the use of bi-lingual books, passe'
by a vote of 81 to /, Mr.. Hewitt Vot-
ing against it,
II. b. 1873, by Mr. Medina, relative
to the age Of poll tax payers, passea
by a vote of 35 to 3, Messrs. Hewitt
Holland and Smith voting against IT,,
II. y. 372, 10y Speaker Romero, lot
the collection of corporation taxes III
municipalities. passed by a vote oi
36 to 2, Messrs. Hewitt and Holland
IN the negative.
Il. T. r. "a, by Mr.. Vigil of Socorfo'
directing the secretary of state 10
supply free of cost a copy of the &c
luxe edition of the Davis and Mecenm
compiled laws for each member OF tne
house and senate passed by Vote
Of 81 to 4, those voting against II
being Messrs. Holland, Skeen, Smiltl
and Iharp.
House judiciary committee substl-
Qute for II. B. "A. relative to the luris-
uctlon and powers of justices OF me
peace in the matter of suspendihs
sentence, passed unanimously.
II. B. 54, by Mr Bowman, for the
compulsory education of the pima
passed unanimously.
New Bills introduced.
me following bills were lntrouuceu
Dy unanimous consent:
4S5, by the finance committee, car
lylng The regular appropriations
most of them running higher than IN
me senate bill, and including such
tems as S12, 900 for the mounted po-
nee $500 to pay damages caused py
oeavers The university is given sos
VOC as against SAL, ,00O allowed by the
'enate.
"a. B. 1876, by Mr.. Renehan, appro-
phaling $4,000 for new buildings at