Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-10
gn BY BernaIiIIo County Rep
resentatpeS Provides ST.
500 and Goes Through
With Little Opposition,
LARK HOLDING UP
PORK BARREL MEASURE
Senator From San Miguel
County Is Unreasonable
Enough to Want to Know
Where Money Comes From

.,rel.L ntspArcH TO uosHlso JousHALf
Santa Fe, March 9.-The house thi:
,hernoon. by a vote of IS to II
aQed the state fair commission bill
m Mr.. Montoya of Bcrnalillo, Mr.
/ ortiz and Mn Mann, appropriatine
/ $500 annually for the Albuquerque
nm Those voting against the meas
mo we're Messrs Hewitt, Rutherford
/ Geen Tharp, Smith. Veal, Welsh
Dow. Bryant and Black.
Two new bills put in their appear
1 nce in the house this afternoon
They were No. 442, by Mr.. Mann. to
mend section of chapter 76 of the
laws Of 1912, and No. i43, by MI
Mann, fixing the amount of fees to
\ charged by the secretary Of state.
Mr.. Renehan introduced II. j. NJ.
relative to the government Of the
Pueblo Indians.
Clark Makes Trouble.
Trouble has developed over the gem
ra appropriation bill Senator Clark.
who is on the conference committee.
Insisted upon being told where the
money is to come from to meet the
ppr0pratiOns, while the house mem
RB Of the committee assumed the
ittitude of the Lord will provide. -
Senator Clark also desired TO sCrutin-
s closely every item, and this is pro-
onging the conference considerably.
that the plan to get the bill to the
pyernOr in time to avoid pocket
eOes has failed
In both houses today the clerks
we're busy reading bills in order to
anform to the constitution, while
ether business was being transacted.
Ihnrsd9y evening" has been set aside
d part for a social session. of which
Nh M0ntoya of Bernalillo, is to have
charge,
Governor Hard at Work.
Governor Mcdonald worked as hard
and harder than any legislator tonight
tying to examine carefully the mass
q legislation which is being poured
b upon h.m, and at the same time die
aling a veto message, The first
nasure he signed today was the
hampton bill. providing the machin-
ey for the election Of United states
EnatOrs at popular elections.
Only the house was in session dur
ig the afternoon. 1t concurred in
the senate amendment to II. B. l44,
by Mr. Montoya of Bcrnalillo, to pro-
vide for the care and support of chill
dTen and ndigent or helpless persons.
i also sent to the governor II. H..
lil, by Mr. Walton, appropriating
1900 to the normal schools to pay
lhe railroad fares of students, and
, B. 5S by Mr.. Hinkle, changing the
COMMON law rule relative to contempt
Toceedings and permitting appeals
ll contempt cases. only Mr. Dow
voted against the bill
Ilinkle's Bills Pass.
The house sent to the executive $.
b 49, by Mr.. tlinkle authorizing
county commissioners TO transfer from
me courthouse repair to the COURT
mousse building fund. the act being of
5peclal consequence to ChaVes county.
AeSsrs. Skeen, Tharp and Veal voted
%alnst the measure.
Another iinkle bill, s T. 20, 10
amend sections 8, and 8 of chapter
= Of the laws of 1913, relative 10
Mtet paving passed unanimously,
'ua is now in the governors hands.
- b "a, by Mr.. llfeld, relative to
gle iiling aud recording of chattel
MORTGAGES, passed by a vote Of 43 TO
o. Mr. Tharp voting against it, while
. o., q. l35' by Mr.. Walton, making the
,gNef City MogollOn road state
Lieh~ay i,,' and authorizing a special
IVY Tor its maintenance pasSed unau-
mously.
Bridges for Valencia County.
,mu D. III by Mr.. Francis. the last
W @'I ool on loday's calendar, appropriating
s,VO ,,vVO for bridges across small
."eams In Valencia county, passed by
: 3, 'gte Of = to 13, Messrs. Bryant,
W'aaNyN' Casaus, Dow, Hewitt, Holland,
wyral,ehs, Rutherford, Tharp, Veal,
%oisIi, psoan, Palmer ana Ryan voting in the
h,n,l D. III, BY Mr. Saudoval, regu-
Aug ,bas The duties of inspectors Of
Tegp' passed unanimously.
mia. b' 4OJ, by the judiciary COM
lrsee' relative to grants of county
jSg Sgus IN AID Of hospitals, and confirm
wI,t sfants heretofore made, passed
~ w. ollIy Mr.. Casaus voting against it.
M 'Vuse ~ substitute for II. b. 1874, by
ps, olack. providing for Il state bud
man s''u me computation, apportion-
rs,e' ceftlfication and collection of
n rdAes, passed unanimously.
VIII 3 296 by Messrs. Toombs and
p,s.' psa' lor a normal school at Clayton,
Rr,u by vote of 2S to s. Messrs.
lbsnt Dow, Hewitt, Holland, Skeen,
M Z Veal and Welsh voting against
We measure.
NJ - b SS6, by MIR. Davies, authoriz-
ssa wards of education in incorpor-
sr,a. cites and towns to obtain EN-
ursn,ty urs,acy loans Of state monies, passed
~ahimously
i. hora Retains County Seat.
\, 'Vuse substitute for II r. 1926, by
Medina, relative to he removal
49, asouht} seats. which was to have
{, instrumental in taking the coun-
''at Of Mora county from Mora to