Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-10

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Governor MCDONALD sent iI' loI-
loving feto message 10 INC seha'r ms
evening on nate supst thtt 100" w.. h'
- AN act relative to the publication
OF delinquent la%cs.
Under the Jaw as J now Wdersiau /
It, no publication of delinquent Tax
lists is required nor do believe that
anything beneficial Is obtained by me
publication OF such delinquent tax
lists The bill provides for tht pupll-
cation Of the names Of the delinquent
taxpayers and the amount of taxes
that are due No description OF the
property is required Without such
description II IS my opinion that the
publication would be entirely useless
and would be an expense without ac-
compishing anything. The man who
owes taxes either knows 1t and pays
no attention, or If he does not know
It there IS not much chance of his DIS
covering It when published. The cher
importance which in my opinion does
not offset the expense OF the publicd-
ton of the delinquent tax lists Is IN
calling attention OF those who might
purchase to the fact that the proper"
IL 70 be sold for taxes. The sort OF
publication required 10y this bill would
give no such notice, aud viii result In
added expenses to the taxpayers
Bills Are Signed.
The governor signed the following
bills tonight.
IT, -. 1853, by Mr. Renehau, author
ling Jhe issuance OF certificates of in
dcbtcdness to county officers under
the provisions Of the salary bill
s. Il. Ill, by MIR. Clark relative to
canvassing election returns by he
state cHnVHssing board aud boards VI
county commissioners.
H. T.. 249. by Mcssrs Reinburg ana
Gonzales. TO provide for the maintr-
nance Of the cooperative agricultural
extension work provided for under
the Smith-Levcr bin.
S. g. ifS, by Mr.. DOepp providing
for the building Of an armory at Cars
bad This is the first armory bill to
become "A law at this session.
S. 3 "a, by Mr. Bowman provid-
ing compulsory education for the
blind.
SENATE substitute for II. =. 1870. by
Mr. Medina. amending section Of
chapter G5 of tho laws of 1905. re-
pnrdinp marriage licenses. permitting
those who intend to marry to make
application before Justices of tho
pencc for marriage license
IT, j. r. IS. nv Mcssrs. Reinburg
and Gonzales, endorsing the agricul-
uraI extension work Of the state coli
lepo I'm connection with that OF the
Unitcd Stntcs
In tbc uousP.
The house passod senate substitute
for s r. AZ. amending section 1919 OF
tho compiIcd laws relative to the
crime of rape. fixing the age Of con-
sent AT tg Years Tho house also
pasgcd unanimously f. 90. by MIR.
walton. amending section 1872 Of tac
comnilod laws relative 10 tho compcn-
satlon of administrators and execn-
TORS II also rave its approval To $. -.
gE n,n,.idinr for iurics in JUSTICES
rourtg
II n 310 appropriatinr $4,000 for
, bttdoo arross ~. GptIinns nassrd
h, a yoto az N ia IA
~ "a aeS hv Nreers Davies and
Palmer appropriatinp ftf50O for an
.rnor.y NJ Farminrton pnsscd by al
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