Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-21

for the validating of certain warrants
issued hy certain Incorporated towns,
passed 95 70 ;.
III. H. 2Ol, introduced by MIR. Mann,
TO authorize any corporate towns. cit
res ana villages TO issue local improve
ment bonds, was amended by striking
out the words towns and villages"
ana then passed by vote Of 32 to /,
Mr. Rutherford voting against il. Mr..
Toombs will Introduce bin next
week TO authorize villages to issue inn
provement bonds.
Governor Mcdonald today signed
II. y. IS. appropriating $l,035.05 for
the payment of insurance on national
guard armories, and II. j. II. 10, en-
dorsing the southern Trails highway.
The house reconsidered lis action
on II. J. r.. 2, passed yesterday, pro-
Nlding that two members Of the house
should be appointed on the commit
Tee 20 so TO Ei Paso To work for the
cattlemen's convention for Albuquer-
cue. The resolution was amended so
AZ TO make il five instead Of Two
members
New Bills in House
The following bills were introduced
IN the house.
267 by Mr.. Sena. Mr.. Francis and
Mr.. Chaves y Luna, for the protec-
iion of farmers against damages OF
injuries caused by stray animals. Az
riculture.
26S, by Mr.. Sena, creating state
tax commission 10 consist OF the sec
retary of state, state auditor and one
expert to be named by the senate,
and 10 receive not less than S2,5O0 nor
more than $4,000 a year. Taxation.
2ss. by Messrs Gonzales and Rein
burg, to amend Chapter 1i0 of the
Laws OF 1903, providing for cooper
alton under the terms oI the reclama-
tion law between the United States
government and irrigation districts,
Irrigation.
270. by Messrs. Reinburg and Con
zales, authorizing school directors
and boards of education to admit
nonresident pupils TO schools under
their supervision.
Ell, by Messrs Renehan and Sena,
TO amend Section 3, Chapter rs. OF
the Laws of 1905, so as to include in
cidental railroad and tramways foi
irrigation systems. Corporations.
272, by MIR. Mann. providing foI
the appraisement Of decedents' es-
tates and fixing the compensation OF
appraisers, executors and administra-
tors state affairs.
273, by MIR. Mirabal creating 0
state tax commission. being the sixth
bill OF that character thus far intro
duced. Il provides for commission
OF five members al $4,000 q year, q
be appointed by the governor, but
from November, 1916. to be elected
A commission of $4,000 a year Is pro
vided for the secretary. Finance.
274. by MIR. Mullen, by requesu
providing for the exemption from tax
alton of money, notes and credit ~
New Mexico for a period of ten Years
from January /. 1915. Taxation.
II. J. X. 20. by Mr.. Davies, pro.
viding compensation for additional
services performed by employees ol
the capitol. Ways and means.
III. II. ~, by Mr.. Sena, providing
that no member be permitted TO ieay'
his seat without consent of the speak
er. on motion OF MIR. Montoya OF san
dovai. the motion was laid on the Ia
bic By a vote of 10 to II.
HI. IA. 4. by Mr.. Muntoya Of Ser
naIilio and Mfr. Mann. endorsing bil
No. 5.30S, pending in congress, regu
lating the mail order business, wa
passed under suspension of the rule
by a vote of 30 to I
The following measures are on th'
desk of the clerk of the senate
awaiting the signature Of the senate
officers;
II. b. 80, by Mr. Mann, providing
for an inventory Of the estate OF de
ceased persons.
II. b. 236. by Mr. Montoyh OF san
duval, authorizing the governor t'
offer reward of 500 for the capture
and conviction of the murderer o
Candido Chaves. of Sandoval county
Fl. j. M. 3. asking congress to pas
a measure for the rellef OF ceflaii
citizens Of Sierra county.