Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
7wo Houses Meet in Joint
Assembly 10 Hear Governors
MESSAGE Read and Then
Take Adjournment,
SERENITY CONTINUES
TO MARK PROCEEDINGS
Nobody Seems Disposed to
Start Anything, and Com
ment on Executive Docu-
meot Is Generally Favorable
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,,srctAl pspErcH TO MORNING JOURNAL
cantn ne Jan. Ex-Governor Nc
nonold's message was the main event
= The second Legislative day. Next to
the settlement of the employees
oueslios N the house for the time be-
inc brought a sigh of relief. The ap-
nontment Of committee on rules
II the house was the only other in
cdent worthy of note.
There vas one exception, however,
and that vas the bold stand of j. W..
unllens against party fetters. Inc
aemocrats voted against the adoption
of The list of employees presented by
Tp Davies, all except Mullens, who
declared that his previous experience
had taught him that any attempt TO
run the house without sufficient
number Of employees would he an eX-
pensiye handicap and he therefore
voted with the republicans, ratifyng
the list. which totals 1928 a day. John
Hewitt reiterated that so many
employes are unnecessary and w. C..
Tharp repeated his negative attitude
Of the day before by refusingeto vote,
"a that the vote on adoption stood
rs to l6, Representative Black being
still III with chickenpoX
The Official employees of the house
are: Rev. Antonio Fourchegu, chap
lain. SO 4 day; Bias Sanchez, chief
clerk. Sc. r. II. Ellington, assistant
clerk, IS; Elias Speer, sergeant-at-
arms, Sc; Silviano Royhal, assistant
sergeant -at-arms, SIS; Manuel Mares
and Tfanquelino Roybal, enrolling
clerks, S. each, w, NJ. Danburg and
NJ. A. Keifer, reading clerks, 50; AL
bert Clancy, Stella V. Canny, Francis
co Lucero, Yalentin Torres, Thomas
Kane, j. Felipe iHubbell, Pablo V. Go
mez, Daniel Martinez, stenographers,
Sc day: Luis Baca, clerk, S5 Mrs.
Juanita A. de Vargas, postmaster, So
Pedro Lucero, Dionicio Sanchez
Francisco Jaramillo, Candido Padilla
Gregorio Lucero. Crescencio Espino-
@, Jose Y. Armiio, Ricarte Montoya
clerks S275 day.
The house republican caucus de-
layed the forenoon session almost hall
an hour. The first act Of business
was the appointment of committee
on rules by Speaker Romero, as fol
lows Davies. Mullens, Lucero
Chaves and Jacques. In the mean
while the rules of the last house were
adopted for temporary guidance.
To Jose Gonzales belongs the honoi
Of introducing house joint resolution
No /. 1t orders the secretary to fur
nish each member of the house ant
senate with a copy of the Compiled
Laws Of 1897 and the session law
since then, as well as the journals
Of the last session and annotated cop
les of the constitution.
A committee of the senate, consist
ing of Holt, Hartt and Hinkle
beautiful alliteration), appeared
upon the scene to notify the hous
mat the senate was ready for the join
session to hear the governors mes
sage Veal moved that a committe
oi three notify Governor Mcdonald
mat the house was ready to hear hi
message, Veal, Fleming and Sandova
oeng named, while Mann, Smith am
veal were appointed to notify tn
senate of the readiness Of the nous
70 greet the senator's.
Lieutenant Governor f. c. deBac
presided. The floor as well as tn
galleries were crowded. The pres
enee of many ladies gave the stat
event touch of color and fashion
mott, Walton and Nestor Montoy
we're appointed a committee to not
y the governor and escorted the GOV
efnor to the hall,
Inc governors message coverin
some 10000 words. was followed wit
.'pse attention and was interrupte
"efe and there by applause. one