Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-18

ton 5404 of the compiled laws, rela-
tive to challenging jurors in criminal
cases.
The senate passed unanimously II
j. NJ. Q, petitloning congress to grant
relief to certain residents of Sierra
county whose water supply comes
from springs about to be sold by the
government.
$. u. 81, by Mr.. Champion, provid-
ing for the costs in disbarment cases.
passed unanimously as amended.
II. y. 90, by MIR Black, relative to
the sale of portions Of stocks OF mor-
chandise out Of the ordinary course
Of business, passed unanimously, as
did also II. h, 80. by Mr.. Mann. pro-
vldlng for inventories of estates Jf
deceased persons.
H. +. 9S, by Mr. Francis, also found
unanimous favor II relates to the
compensation to be paid judges and
clerks in justice Of the peace elections
II. y. rs, by Mr. Montoya of San
doyal, was passed by a vote of 16 to
6. /, provides for the pay of jurors.
Those who voted against Il were
Messrs. Romero, HART, Burns, laugh
ren, Mccoy and Miera
S. b. S5, by Mr. Barth. providing
for the construction Of q hall Of JUS
tlee in Santa Fe, was killed by a vote
Of II TO 5. those voting for it being
Messrs. Alldredge. Barth. Flinkle, Ma
bry and Pankey; Messrs. HELD and
Evans being absent
Barth in Usual Role.
Mr. Barth rose to a question Of per-
sonal privilege, and read comments
ON his personality from the Las CRU
ces Citizen and the Albuquerque
Morning Journal, saying that if these
comments were intended for compll-
ments he was grateful, but If intended
for criticisms he resented il very
much.
In the house the following new bills
we're introduced:
244, by Mr.. Taylor, a banking code
similar to the one introduced in the
senate Banking
245, by Mr.. Montoya Of Sandoval
and Mr. Smith. to regulate demur-
rage and storage charges and prevent
delays by railroads in furnishing cars.
Public property.
246, by Mr. Martinez and Mr. Tru-
jillo, for the establishment OF an
asylum for the poor. blind and In
valid, at Taos. and appropriating
$4,000 therefor. Public institu-
lions
247, by Mr.. Chavez of Torrance, to
repeal sections and Z Of chapter SO
Of the acts of the 37th legislative as
sembly. judiciary.
PAS. by Mr.. Chavez of Torrance, to
amend section SO of the compiled
laws relative to community springs
and tanks. Judiciary.
24e. by Messrs. Reinburg and Com
zales, providing for the maintenance
Of agricultural extension work as pro-
vlded in the Lever act. Agriculture.
$50, by Mr.. Mullens, providing for
the sale and transfer OF tax sale GER
ti..cates OF 1913 and previous years.
Taxation.
After an acrimonious debate II. y.
zoe, introduced by Mr. Sena, provid-
ing that no person shall be appointed
or elected at the head of any of the
Institutions of learning who has not
been a bona fide resident Of New Mex
leo for five years was reeommitted.
House bill 17S, by Mr. Skeen, pro-
viding for the validating of certain
warrants issued by certain incorpo-
rated MUNICIPALITIES has been made
a special order for tomorrow morn
ing.
II. b. 214, by Mr.. Renehan, appro-
priating $4,000 to compensate the
owners of olaybanks who have fur
nished clay to the penitentiary for
the making of brick, has been made
a special order for . o'clock tomor-
row afternoon.
II. b. 1872. by Mr.. Montoya, Of San
doval, approprating $4,000 for the
construction of a wagon bridge
across Arroyo de los Pinos on the
road from Bcrnalillo to Cuba, was
recommitted.
The penitentiary committee, be-
fore adjourning tonight, closely eX-
amined woman from Tesuque' who
has charge of the negro child said to
have been born to a woman prisoner
in the penitentiary.
The state college investigating com
mittee merely held an informal CON
ference tonight, but will organize
formally tomorrow morning al S.50.