Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
3Mhat's New in New Mexico
SHEEP BOARD is GIVEN
A WALL0P BY HOUSE:
ALSO BANK EXAMINER


words New Mexico are worked IN
white across the banner, the figures
iorty-seven also appearing signifying
mat New Mexico is the forty-seventh
star. The banner was designed BY
Col. Il. f. Twitchell and A. Il. Koch
Ter, Jr, and the nag that goes with
the bill was worked by lady friend
OF Colonel Twitchell. II is to be de-
posted In the state archives. The
Bill sets forth the symbolic meaning
OF the features Of the design which Is
q most beautiful and striking one and
has been used in the New Mexico
building at San Diego where II has
been much admired as Il also was
when displayed in the Museum os
New Mexico last year.
The house, under suspension OF
rules, passed house joint memorial
No. s, by Mr.. Vigil asking congress
TO grant 100000 acres OF public
land, the proceeds TO be used for
road purposes The vote was unanl-
nous ana upon motion of Mr.. Mon
toya, Of Bernalillo county the me
mortal Is TO be Immediately en-
crossed and certified upon its passage
and mailed TO congress.
NV tOiflillNAtt Oh uN'SA'Nh 'A'tiN'N
mild sensation this forenoon by
reporting substitute for house bill
No. by the speaker, emhodying in
ii also the provisions of house bill
No. \. The substitute depriVes the
governor of the prerogative to name
the sheep sanitary board and names
the members of the board recon-
mended by the sheepmen's associa-
! nd
non under suspension oe the rules.
The committee on judiciary re-
ported fayorably house bill No. EOS.
by Messrs Mann, ortiz and Montuya,
OF Bernaillo, exemptng associations
like the Y. NJ c. A. from the law
prohibiting saloons within a prescrib-
ed distance of churches, schools and
| libraries.
House bill No. 27S, by Mr.. Medina,
provides that the minimum wage Of
track laborers for the railroad shall
be $3.50 a day except during stormy
weather or on night work, when II
Is to be 30 cents an hour, the maxi
mum days work to be eight hours
SPEAKER Romero introduced house
bin No 2S4. by Mr.. Romero. To APP
propriate $4,000 for bridge Ia san
Miguel county. Highways.
No. 2S5, by Speaker Romero, ap-
propriatng $4,000 for another
bridge in San Miguel county. High
ways.
40. 2S6, by Speaker Romero. by
request, creating county boards OF
education. Education
No. 2S7. by Speaker Romero, to es-
tablish manual training and indus
trial schools In Las Vegas, utilizing
$50. 600 in funds now available. ways
and means
No. 2SS, by Messrs. Martinez ano
Trujillo, appropriatlng $4,000 Tor tht
maintenance OF the New Mexico bulid'
ing and exhibit at San Diego durint
1915. Education.
No. 2Ss, by Mr.. Medina, appropriat'
I ing $4,000 for bridge at Mora. way
/ and means.
No. 2sO, by Mr.. sena, exemptini
! from taxation, town and community
! land grants. State affairs.
No. 291, by Mr.. Blood, an act 70
! the government Of the Las vega
land grant Education.
No. 292, by Mr. Abeyta, appropriat
! ing $500 for bridge at LaJoya
across the Rio Grande In Socoir'
/ county. Highways
4 No. 1893, by Mr.. Abeyta, appropriat
ing $500 for a bridge al Bernardo
/ across the Rio Grande in Socorr'
county Highways.
No. 294 by Mr.. Blood, providing 20
the appointment Of travelling audi
tor. state affairs.
No. 295, by Mr.. Blood, prescribinl
a penalty for the unauthorized tax
ing for temporary use Of motorcycles
/ automobiles, etc. Public property.
Mr. Martinez again introduced
resolution to prohibit members IRON
leaving their seats without permission
from the speaker. Ii is house reso
luton No 10, and despite its unluck,
number, passed, 26 to 10.
Mr.. Chaves of Torrance introduced
house ioint resolution No. q, to ap
propriate funds to pay the expense o
the committee on pententiary in IN
vestgating the penitentiary. Way ant
means.
An invitation was read from ex
/ Governor l.. Bradford Prince, presi
dent of the New Mexico Historical so
ciety, to attend the reception at IN
Palace of the Governors this evening
Mr.. Blood has completed his dral
for a good roads BILL which repeal
the law creating NOuiltN i'a' 49,
He retains the state highway commls
sion and directs boards Of count
commissioners to engage a competen
highway commissioner, authorlzln'
adjoining counties to unite in hirln'
such an engineer.
The state college investigation com
mittee expects to leave Monday even
ing for Las Cruces and TO complet
it's investigation in time TO return y
Thursday evening. II being pianne
that the house recess for three DAYS
as the committee to get the cattie
mems convention for Albuquerque WI
go to El Paso at the same time.
Messrs Fleming, Eaton Skidmor'
} Francis, Holland, Veal and Thar
, were appointed a special commute
, to report on house bill No PA with
: in three days. The bill appropriate
$4,000 for the owners OF clay banks !
: santa Re, as compensation for ma
| teral taken out of the banks for IN
: state penitentiary brick plant
Tcctcr Terribly Injured.
Santa re, Feb. 23,--Word come
} from Tucumcari that Carl Teeter VIII
had been foreman Of the road. gam
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