The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-03

room. ihcfc the EepuDncan memperf
remained until close 20 0 o'clock.
when upon re-convening. the senate
Immediately adjourned TO : o'clock.
No business had been transacted but
the reading OF a prohibition petition
or two and some committee reports.
when the senate convened last
night nt 3 o'clock a half dozen new
bills were read and referred: a couple
OF dozen house bills were read and
referred and some committee reports
received. OF these latter, three bills
were passed, Senate Bill No. 1f2. re-
newing the appropriations for char
liable institutions made IN 1903: SEN
ate Bill i67, empowering the state
treasurer to borrow money from GER
tain funds to pay interest on the state
debt, and Senate Bill No. i6s. To pro-
hlbit diversion OF money from ccrtaim
state funds without specific provision
of law. The first named bill went
through unanimously. On the two
latter, which are routine hnance
measures. Senators Hartt and Romero
voted no. They voted with firmness
and dispatch.
Mr.. Page, who had voted against
the Montoya repeal Of the SO road tax,
House Bill No. 4. In the senate Mon
day night. moved to reconsider the
vote by which the bill was tabled. and
thin was done. The bill was left help
lessly on the table. and the reconaid-
Grafton presumably was taken to
avoid the plain violation Of n Repub-
llcan campaign pledge, which pro-
claimed the party policy In favor Of
such a repeal.
The calendar having been reached,
four enrolled and engrosscd bills were
ready for reading. as the senate rules
require. These were senate Bills i56,
and 1853, the law library management
bill, which in its original form was
lost. straved or otherwise diverted.
and the bill fixing court terms In the
third judicial district. and senate
Bills 81 and "a. relative to garnish-
ments and amending the tax list pub
lication law.
Senator Holt. the floor leader, and
for the time being at least excusabiy
foor walker, az Senator HELD has
dubbed him. made the usual motion
In the interest OF time economy. to let
the record show the reading OF the
saroiied and engrossed measures.
Senator Romero objected. Mr.. Holt
moved the reading be dispensed with
and the record show Il. The presi-
dent ruled that the objection made u
necessary to read the bills Mr.. Hot
said hc hoped that the gentleman
from Valencia would not insist upon
! obsiructing legislation, but the bill
was read In full: likewise the second.
the third and the fourth.
Senator Romero then moved to ad-
jouTn. Mr. Holt moved to amend TO
/ take a recess to 9:Oi y. m.
II was AT that time s308 y. m. The
Holt amendment carried on a roll call,
Senators Clark. Bowman. Hartt.
Miera. Page. Romero and Sul2er yot-
ing no. leaving The floor leader a ma
| jority Of three votes, with the kindly
assistance Of the Democrats, who
were engaged 90 support senator
itughren's Deming armory bill, next
on the calendar and In the same proud
position at the head of the list for
about a week.
when the bill was reached, Senate
! Bill No. ll6, Mr.. Micra moved To de-
fer consideration OF the three pend
ing armory bills until Thursday when
absent senators could be present.
| senator LPughren moved To amend "a
proceed with the bills.
The Miera motion to defer was lost
| by vote Of ayes To nays. as fol-
| lows:
To defer consideration; Abeyta,
CLARK. Hartt. Mnbry Miera, Navarro.
| Page, and Romero.
To take up the bill. Bowman. Doepp
Hlnkle. Holt. Ilfeld. LAughren. Pan
key. Sulzer. Walton.
! After toe Deming armory bill had
been read Mr.. Mabry moved To post
pone further consideration until TO-
morrow This carried 10 s, and a
further motion by MIR, Mabry To de-
fer the Carlsbad and Gallup armory
bills. which were next on the calen-
dar, carried without objection.
There followed run for covei
| with various measures on the galen'
dar, every member having a pet meas
ure ready for passage either hnding !
necessary to further amend II or som'
other good and sufficient reason fol
postp0ning its consideration.
Senate substitute for House Biu No
"a. changing the maximum and min
imum OF compulsory school age. pass
ed by vote Of ~ to o. senate Bill No
20. act relative to fences, passed II
To /. MIR. Mabry voting no, and Senate
BM No 90, an act relative to fences
passed i6 to 1. Mr. Maary voting no
and Senate Bill No. 80, MIR. HELD
bill relating TO receiving of the Grim
lnal Insane at the state asylum, pass
ed ~ 10 %.
Then Mr.. Miera moved to adjourn
To Wednesday at o'clock and al
present appeared glad 10 accept TN
opportunity.
Il was quiet and perfectly peace
ful session. Not voice wax raise'
IN oratory or plant. Yet there wa
the atmosphere os trouble, ana it
real cause no man outside the caucu
knows. although many dare speculat
The Charitable institution 1911.
Scaai- B.ll 80. ii2. by Mr. clara
rnssed last night. reviews the 1909 np
! II. ,Iiintions FOR charitable Institute"
In the state us tuiioWs;
ST. Vincent hospital, Santa ~
! $500.
Grant county hospital. silver oi,l
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