Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-15
MANN LEADS IN
|NTRODUCT|ON0F
PROPOSED LAWS
Total of 387 Bills Have Been
Placed in Legislative Hop
per, of Which 229 Are From
House of Representatives,

titions have been introduced In both
houses Of the legislature to date. The
house leads with 22a bills, Is house
Joint resolutions. : house resolutions.
> house petitions ] house joint me-
mortal. while IN the senate 20 bills,
senate joint memorial, senate
Joint resolutions and senate resolu-
fions have been Introduced
Nineteen TO Judge Nann's Credit
Judge Mann leads in both houses
with nineteen measures 10 his credit
Inn addition TO two introduced Jointly
with other members. In fact, the Ber-
ualino county delegation in both
bouses is responsible for more than
one-eighth of all the measures intro
duced thus far Senator Walton
Glands second with fourteen measures
heeides one Joint bill with Hinkle,
Third place goes To Holt with thir-
teen measures besides "A. Joint bill
with Ifeld. Fourth place is taken by
senator Clark with twelve measures,
while fifth place is divided between
Renehan and Sena, each with eleven
bills. Renehan also appearing joint
~ with Eaton. sixth place goes TO
BLACK. Nestor Mantoya, Skidmorc,
and Ilfeld. with ten each, llfeld hav-
and ekidmoro on one joint measure.
and Skidmore on one joint measures.
More than one-fourth Of all the bills
must he ascrihed to the above ten
legislators
Work of Other Legislators.
Medina and Skeen nave nine bills;
Alldredge. Evans. Pankey. Davies
and Chaves y Luna have each intro
duced eight bills, Speaker Romero
seven besides one joint bill; Dow,
Francis. swan, WEIGH, Barth, iinkle,
six each. Hinkle being also on one
Joint bill: ortiz, Lucero. MARTINEZ,
Montoya Of Sandoval Tharp, Cramp-
ION aartt. have introduced five
measures each. ortiz appearing also
ON two and Martinez on TWO JOINT
hills. Palmer and Navarro -four each,
Palmer also being on one JOINT bllli
BLOOD. Bryan. Chaves Fleming, Con
zales. Hewitt. Sandoval. Smith, Veal,
Vigil of Union, Bowman, Doepp,
Iaughren, Mccoy. three each besides
q number Of Joint measures; Abeyta,
Chsves Galiegos of santa Fe, Null
lens vigil Of Socorro, Burns, senator
Gallegos. sulzer two each besides
Joint measures; Eaton, Galiegos OF
Guadalupe Lujan, Reinburg Ryan
TAYLOR. Truiillo, Mahry, Page, one
each. ,,.,
70 Regulate County OFFICERS.
scribing limitations as to the elslnii-
itv of county Officers was faVorapY
reported in the house yesterday put
tabled without prejudice until print
"a comics OF the bill are received,
Yesterday afternoon meetings OF
the house committees on taxation ana
on judiciary were held. A meeting
of the committee on constitutions
amendments has been called Tor Mon
day afternoon.
senator Isaac Barth Friday aa-
dressed the pupils Of the grammar
and high schools on ABRAHAM I'm
coin driving home important i
sons. ~ rot
n x n sellers Of Albuquerque, ana
Herbert w. CLARK of Las Vegas nave
haen appointed a committee at iiF
meeting of the New Mexico Muniei-
nal league TO look after legislative
matters The league endorsed Judge
Wann,s having bill. Sewers and other
tonics Of interest to municipalities
were discussed informally
Vears Bill Favored,
House Bin No. % ny veal ~ ~
TO permit shade and ornaihen,al ,,h
e. gronnds streets and highways o.
incornorated municipalities, was re-
norted With the recommendation Una
Inc biu be placed on the calehua
In afford discussing ana amehullle ~.
Other bills favorably reported W.
House nm No. 143, by A. A. Seha' ~
act for the determination OF pra'i
dogs. House Bill No 90, by IohHaie
and Reinburg, an act Tor me $50
Nshment OF no fence preclncts, W.li,
was reported with anleuui'i. ~. -,
RnnRltn.
act to amend the New Mexico mus, ~,
act. House Bin No. PA, by RenehaI
concentrating $4,000 to compehsat U
owners Of the Santa Fe clay banks ~
the CLAW taken by the state peh''ep
tiary for brick making. IheIe ~
already twenty-one bills on the ca
endar for Monday afternoons sess'Vl
Important is the bill in'fouuceu "
Reinburg and Gonzales pfoVl9lllS
the organization. division, coilsoli"o
ton. Discrimination and change 0
boundary lines sf school dlstrlcls an
repeating Section ~, Chapter ~ Wv
of 1907. 1t provides that new scho,
districts shall be formed upon q peti
ton and statement of fact signed
. majority Of the legal electors WIFI
said district containing the name
and ages of all persons of schooi az
actually resident in the proposed dls
lflcl lnls document Is 10 pc StHt
the superintendent of public lnstfu'
ton who shall recommend to IN
county school superintendent what 4
deems wisest Ne district shall
created unless 1t has at least twenty
five persons of school age and thel
are at least that many left in the o.
district The county school superb
tendent shall appoint three school d
rectors for the district to serve unit
successors are elected The terrific
of a school district shall not be so T.
duced as to make it's bonded indebte,
ness exceed per cent
Very effective should prove u
clau @ authorizing the CONSOLIDATE.
OF districts upon petition BY the m
jority of the electors in the district
The county superintendent is also a
thorized to disorganize districts
which the number of persons
school age has dropped below fiftee
Appeals to the state board Of educ
ton are provided for in the act
A companion measure provides :
the printing bennially of q compH
tion of the school laws in English a.
Spanish together with all forms us
in school administration. An apr
priation Of s1.250 is provided and {
printing and binding of the compil
ton is to be let 10 the lowest respo
sible bidder.
To Investigate Robbery.
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