The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-05
Measure Regulating the Hand
ling and Safe Keeping of
Public Funds Has Had a
Long Legislative Fight.
HOUSE AND SENATE
BREACH SEEMS CLOSED
In Senate Caucus Some Repub-
lican Members Ceased 0ppo-
sition to Travelling Auditor
and Sanitary Bills.
Estate Capital Bureau
(Evcnlng Herald
(5I De Vargas Hotel.

santa Fe, y, NJ Maich o. i"'
house met at o'clock this afternoon
when Judge Mann moved the APP
pointmcnt Of "a conference committee
80 ave on the general banking act
Immediately thereafter and to the
considerable surprise Of all sohcerned,
Mr. Fleming of Mckinley county
moved an adjournment until tomor-
row morning al 10 o'clock, which was
carried by the majority vote. There
vaa no statement from the Repuoh-
can caucus as 60 the cause Of the ad-
journment. adm no explanation ot any
Kind except that given hy Mr. Flem-
lne In making the motion, which was
- the effect that the committee need
ea time TO work on bills.
Il was stated that new regulation
for the submission OF statewide pro-
h,hition TO the people was TO be IN
truduced and that the upposiiio was
not sufficiently sure Of Itself To RISK
such a resolution on the hoor oi the
house. II was the opinion "f the
urohibitlon forces that this was the
rcnl cause of the adjournment, To give
the opposition time tc line up. To-
/ day is the last day for the introdut
/ lion OF bills. and any bill hrough, ur
I from this time on must come out "l
I the committee li b. stuted that l'
addition 20 the prohibition resolution
i there are a number of bills when
we're ready for Introduction, the pre-
scntutlon OF which Il was desired u
stop,
Mr.. Palmer It Is understood h"o
pr.unrcd resolution drmohnlni
that thc submission resolution u'
called from the committee on stu''
anurs. whore IL was huttoned up 10y
tho twu-thirds rule. Although IN
introduction Of bills and resolution
can now only bc had by unHuimou
consent. efforts still viii he made Il
get This resolution out Of The commit
tee.
one ur these bills included a mcas
ure TO provide Tor the election OF tnlt
ed States senators. Tor which The stat
mas no provision of law,
The senate went into session at
o'clock with small numoer OF un
important bills on It's calendar IN
general appropriation hill had h'
been completed aud viii not De ~
troduced until tomorrow.
The committee ON state affairs !
: the senate this afternoon rep"il'
House Riu 80. 80. aholishlng IN
capitol custodian committee q"
, pIaclng the state building In chars
4 of the land commissioner senator
. Evans und Doepp presented a min"l
' ity report to table the bill. The ca
+ OF the house WIS demanded, ahsol
r scnators were sent tor and the m'
% tiop 10 table the minority report vi
. carried by vote of l3 To- $, Senate
Il Mccoy and SulXcr voting with u
i Democrats against the bill. The mi
. jority report was then adopted, al
] It is assumed that the bill viii
% passed In the course of husinei
Is However, II senators Sullcr and NJ
i Coy continue To stand with the l'cl
r orrats there viii not he the Nv
n thirds majority necessary to pass q
Is bill over the governors veto.
s other members of the majority,
Is snid. are prepared to vote win U
e Democrats against the travelling au
"a itor and sheep hill,
b. The senate this afternoon by una
* imous vote passed senate 1911 ,
h, 1877, % new bin, under suspension
ir the rules. providing for the nomin
l- tiuu aud election of United stat
h. senator's and the nlling of vacanc
o. In that office.
So The seuutr then took recess
permit the committee ON commute
Is tn name the cobferccs on the banki
a. hnl The house members are MAJ
r. Fleming. Blood, chavez and casa
santa Fo, y. NJ, March 81
r. house Of representatives tnis m"
IA. ing by vote Of 80 10 . passed $
he ate Biu 40. ., the clarke puolic mi
N les bill. one of the most impori
at nets of the session, ana which it \
nc sought to pass at both prior scssi
,u of the state legislature. Both 600
On before this hill was killed In
en- house. The house amended the
ir- to make il take erect January }, ls
,n. Unsteady Of Immediately and by
a. tending bonds acceptable AZ sni
rot Tor public money Ca Include "Il
of ton bonds, public and private.
net bill has been strongly advocated
ro- the committee of the state baAN
lc- association here IN behalf of lesi
oss ton desired by that association