Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-11
Mann Says All Sorts of Mean
Things About Governor,
Charging Executive With
Playing Politics,
SPLIT COMES UP OVER
MEASURE BY FLEMING
Proposition Requiring Teachers
to Have Health Certificate
From County Officer Strikes
a Snag,
ESPECIAL o'srArcs TO MORNING JOURNAL;

SANTA re, MaiCH lu--IhC senate
this afternoon rejected the nomina-
ton of Severiano Lucero as trustee
for the Deaf and Dumb school at
Santa Re. II confirmed the follow.
ing nominations:
Member of the board of regents of
the Museum Of New Mexico for four
years Frank Springer.
Regent OF the state Normal school
at Silver city. II. H. Belts OF Silver
City.
Members Of the board of regents
Of the New Mexico College Of Agri-
culture and Mechanic Arts, p. f. Nc
Gamma of Albuquerque, c. W. Gerber
Of Las Cruces and j. A, Mahoney Of
Deming.
Members of the board of regents OF
the School Of Mines at Socorro W. K.
Morley Of Datl and A. c. Torres and
j. c. Smith of Socorro. Mr. Morley
succeeds the late Captain Michael
Cooney.
Bill Passed Over Veto.
The house. by strict party vote
Of "a to 13, with Mr.. Tharp not vot-
ing. passed over the governors veto
II. B. 35S, appropriating almost $50,
600 for deficiencies in the salaries Of
the clerk Of the supreme court the
superintendent OF insurance and
clerks in the offices of the state au-
ditor and state treasurer. Incident
ally Judge Mann raised violently at
the governor
This is about what is to be eX-
pected from him." said Mr.. Mann.
at is a cheap attempt to use his Of
flee to get even with his political en-
cmies. These methods are unworthy
of any man who holds the position Of
governor OF great state This
statement was greeted with loud APP
plause from the republican side.
In reply to the insinuations he
throws out" continued Mr.. Mann, /
against the state auditor and the
state treasurer, we might say that the
governor Of this state is also super
intendent of a cattle tanch and spends
part of his time in looking after its
business. His message is the cheap /
est kind of political thunder
Defense by Dow.
In reply Mr.. Dow accused the leg
islature of putting through measures |
merely for political purposes, and
enumerated the bills to which he re-
ferred. He said that the appropria- |
tion bill passed by the house makes |
appropriations running up to $1,000 |
coo, or nearly half a million dollars
more than anv previous legislature I
has appropriated He accused the /
republicans Of saddling this burden
upon the taxpayers to build up a po- /
litical machine. He stated that the
governor of this state believes in GER |
tain we'll l-defined principles and is not !
afraid to stand by them,
He is the greatest governor "o !
have ever had, declared Mr. Dow /
in conclusion.
Mr.. Mann replied that the bill We /
toed had been passed not only by re- |
publicans but also by democrats, ana |
that among those who voted for 1t /
was Mr.. Dow himself 1T can't De /
such an awful bill if my friend who (
has the interests Of the taxpayers so
much at heart gave his consent to /
it, said Mr.. Mann.
Renehan Tells of Conference.
Mr.. Renehan told Of the confer T
cnce at which he was present and AT (
which Supreme Court Clerk Sena had |
consented to take $4,000 a year in
stead of $500. THE reason for
that" said Mr.. Renehan, was that I
he had no more property to mort I
gage 1t is the case of man VINO mas /
debt owing him of $1,000 and the /
question comes up whether he VIII /
settle for $4,000 or take nothing Mr. !
Sena does all the office work hlmseit !
without clerk or stenOgrapher, and II I
is not lust to compare his salary with /
that of officials who have clerks and /
stcnographers. / know of my own |
personal knowledge that the super I
intendent of insurance borrowed /
$500 on his personal note to pay the /
salary Of his clerk"
Mr. Renehan then enumerated the I
numerous duties of the superinten-
dent of insurance. Mr. Mann con-
cluded by saving that the governor
puts his opinion against that OF the
supreme court in the matter or the
superintendent of insurance. ~ Is
crying shame he said that Tor
merely the desire to get little pun
licity by saying mean and stlnslns
things. he should do this injustice.
We owe it to ourselves to reDuke