Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-07
HOUSE GETS UP
GOOD SPEED At
NIGHT SESSION
Eight Bills Are Rushed Through
as Fast as They Can Be
Read and Members Find
Time 10 Vote,
,r,e,.. e.sr.ren 70 sosr..s youa..a


Santa Zee, March 6.-The house at
the night session passed eight bills as
fast as they could be read and the
vote taken.
The most important. perhaps, is H.,
b. 3b7, by Mr.. Renehan, which au-
thorlzes the land commissioner TO eN-
pend a maximum OF three cents ON
each dollar taken In by his office IOr
the purpose Of exploiting the public
lands and the resources of the state,
making the land commissioner Virtu-
ally commissioner or immigration.
The bin passed under a suspension 81
the rules by vote of "A TO 6, and
has the emergency clause attached.
Those voting against II were Messrs.
Dow, Mullens, Skeen, Smith Thafp
ana Veal.
II. T.. 367, by Messrs Reinburg and
Gonzales prohibiting change Of venue
In criminal cases upon application by
the state. was passed by a vote of -
to 6, Messrs. Casaus, Smith, Veal,
Mullens. Palmer and Skeen voting IN
the negative.
r. u. PSI, by Speaker Romero. pro-
vlding for the establishment of an
Industrial manual training school Tor
b0ya and girls at Las Vegas, passed
unanimously. 1t permits the eXpen-
diture Of $4,000 Of Las Vegas grant
funds for the buildings Of the school
and $4,000 annually from the Las
Vegas grant income for It's malnten-
ancc. Persons between the ages oil
IA and p, living on the grant. arc
10 be given free tuition.
IT, y. 342, by Messrs. Abeyta ana
Eaton, authorizing county commits
sioncrs to prohibit the running at
large OF animals in unincorporated
towns of over 500 inhabitants, passed
without a dissenting vote.
House substitute for IT, -. 302, BY
the committee on state affairs, pre-
scribing that county assessors or THEN
deputies shall visit each precinct ana
give thirty days notice Of such visit
passed by a vote of 33 to /, Mr. Me-
dina voting against It.
House substitute for IT, - 2i5, by
the judiciary committee, amending
ana repeating certain sections of chap
ter 80 Of the laws of 1900 relative
to the government of the Manzano
grant. passed unanimously
House substitute for H. y IG, by
the committee on state affairs, au-
the erection of secondary or
precinct ials. at cost Of not to
exceed $500, upon petition of 60 per
cent of the voters Of precincts cast
ing more than one hundred votes
passed by vote of 80 TO T. Messts.
Camas, Medina, Skeeu and Veal vot-
ing In the negative. The bill pro-
yidcs for a special levy in such pre-
cincts as are TO be blessed with a
jail.
II. -. 3S7, by Messrs. Martinez and
Truiillu by request to amend section
49, chapter 81 of tie saith legislative
assembly relative to appeals from
probate courts, passed by vote OF
80 to !.
Blls introduced in the house today
included No. i27, by MIR. Gallegos OF
Guadalupe. to facilitate the teaching
OF English to Spanish speaking chill
dren through bi-lingual method and
the use of bi-lingual books 1t was
referred to the committee on educa-
ton. The hill was dfnftod by Asst
tant superintendent of Public lnstruc-
ton Filadelfo Baca and Is similar to
II. 3. t9S, by Mr.. Sena, which has
already passed the house, but the
present bill eliminates the provision
for a Spanish board of examiners ana
fails TO enumefate any par uVuidi lcN'
bouks.
No. 1913, by Messrs Davis and Pal
mcr providing for national guard
armory at Pennington. state affairs.
No. 429. 10y Speaker Romero and
Mr.. Mann amending section l2S OF
the compiled laws. state affairs.
No. 430. by Mr. Sena. authorizing
the cattle sanitary board to appoint
cattle range inspectors. Livestock,
No. 43t. by Mr. Tharp, to provide
for the safety of public monies. state
affairs
W. A. Hawkins of Alamogordo TO-
night invited the clerical force Of the
senate to a banquet tomorrow eve
ming at o'clock. after which they
viii he his guests at e moving picture
show. Those invited are Messrs Bac1,
Chavez. McFie, Laclley, Price. Stafford,
Mrs Mckinley, Mrs. McNit Mrs.
Wilson and Miss Wielman