Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27
Executive Returns Measure
Without Approval but Nee
eSSary Two-thirdS 0verrideS
Him in Both Houses,
PALMER FL0PS BACK
TO REPUBLICAN SIDE
Barth Declares He Would Be
Pinched if He Were to Say
Half Of What He Thinks
About the Senate.


ATE by vote Of l6 to 6. and the
house by vote of "a to IA, this af-
ternoon enacted the county salary
bill over the veto of Governor Me-
Donald.
Those in the senate who voted to
uphold the governors veto we're
Messrs. Alldredge. Barth. Doepp,
Hinkle, Mabry and Walton. MIR.
Evans attempted TO cast his vote. but
Mr.. Holt objected as Mr.. Evans was
paired with Mr.. Mccoy. The presi-
dent ruled that the pair did not ex-
tend to veto message. Mr.. Holt ap-
pealed from the decision of the chair
and was sustained by vote of Is to
:. those voting against Mr. Holt's mo-
tion being Messrs Alldredge, Barth,
Doepp, Hinkle, Mabry. Sulzer and
Walton.
Cheers for Palmer.
In the house enthusiasm was
aroused by Mr.. Palmer voting with
the republicans, although he had
originally voted against the salary
bill. In explaining his vote. Mr.. Pal
lner maintained that he had kept his
pledge to the people OF San Juan
county, and that it was because of
the governors advice TO the caucus
to make the salary maximum In
counties like San Juan anywhere
from 81 600 To $500, that il was
fixed at that gum In the bill.
Those In the house voting to sus-
tain the veto were Messrs. Black,
Bryant.s ssasaus, Dow, Hewitt, ffuf-
land. Mullens. Rutherford. Ryan.
Skeen, Smith, Tharp, Veal and Welsh.
Mr.. swan was absent, and the pro-
gressive member Mr.. Sandoval. voted
with the republicans.
Bills Go to Governor.
The senate sent three bills to the
governor this afternoon, the most inn
portant of which probably is II. b.
227, by Mr. Mann. with reference to
persons to be admitted to the insane
asylum The bill passed by a vote OF
22 to 2.
II. b. 2O9. by Speaker Romero,
providing a procedure for the remov-
al of officers, passed by a vote of 20
to . after Mr. Barth had made a
vehement protest in which he saw
ageK attacked the republican lobby
aud leaders. The bill provides that
a judge who suspends an officer shall
appoint the person to fiji the vacancy
The third bill sent to the COVER
nor is II. B. 25S, in reference to Y.
N. c. A. at Albuquerque. 1t passed
unanimously.
The following bills were introduce
ed in the senate:
142, Ivy Mr.. Clark, appropriating
funds for various charitable institu-
tions for which appropriations were
made in 1909. Finance.
143, by Mr.. Hartt. appropriating
money for an armory In Taos. Mill
tary affairs
144, by Mr.. Walton, appropriating
funds to pay railroad fare for stu
dents to the normal school. Finance.
More Armory Bills.
las, by Mr. Gallegos, appropriating
funds for an armory in Clayton. Mill
tary affairs.
l46. by Mr.. Evans. for an armory
at Portales. Military affairs.
l47, by the committee on judiciary,
Tor the establishment Of public law
libraries at county seats. AS the bill
came from the committee. reference
was dispensed with.
i4S, BY the committee on judiciary,
70 amend the law relative to fees or
witnesses and allowing fees for ex-
pert witnesses as the court may dl-
rect judiciary.
las by the committee on judiciary,
piescrlbing the manner of instruct
,ls Juries In the trial of cases in dis
uiel courts. Judiciary.
yVv, by the committee on judiciary,
ae'atlve TO the admission of steno-
s'aphic notes in a retrial. Judiciary.
q iol py the committee on judiciary,
.or establishing general rule of prac-
.ice IN district courts. Reference dis
pensed with.
io@' ny the committee on judiciary,
70 amend Section 26S5 of the com.
pheu laws with reference to motions
Tor retrial. Judiciary.
A9o, by Mr. Holt, fixing the time for
.ouIt t terms in the Third judicial dis
sllc' Passed unanimously under sus-
pension of the rules.
-, iof, ty Mr.. Mabry. for an armory at
CLOVIS. Military affairs.
?. =. ~, by Mr.. Hinkle, providing
lesehue for minimum seven-month
SCHOOL s,. term, was reported favorably.
ne committee on education, however,
submitted a substitute.
senate substitute for s b. II, by
nr. Holt, for the cancellation. or
ohds, passed by a vote OF 20 to 2.
;, b. 1928. by Mr. Holt, for the tenn |
porary relief of the college of agrl- |
culture, passed by vote of 22 to = |
Laid on Table.
The following bills were laid on the |
table in the senate,
III n 96 he Mr. Niuit af SocQrrf.