Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-24
Bills to Abolish Offices Held
by a Number of Democrats
Are Passed on a Strict
Party Vote,
ONLY REPUBLICANS ARE
TO BE PLACED ON GUARD
Governor Signs Three Meas
ureS, Among Them ReSoIu-
ton Authorizing Reward for
Unknown Murderer.
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Santa Fc, Feb 23.-The house
this afternoon passed two bills which
are designed to legislate out OF ex-
istence the sheep sanitary board as
appointed blythe governor, and also
the travelling auditors office as II ex-
lists today.
The first Is house substitute for
II. d. Z. by Speaker Romero, which
passed by vote of "a to 10. The bill
names the following for members OF
the board: n. Macs. of San Miguel
county; Frank A. Hubbell, OF Berna-
lilo county; Eduardo NJ. Otero. Of
Valencia county; Eufracio Gallegos.
of Union county. and Eliza White, of
Chaves county, who are to elect a
secretary, who shall be a practical
sheep man. This board is to hold Of
flee until the next session of the leg
islature.
An effort OF Mr.. Davies to substi-
tute Jose ortiz Y Pine, of Santa Fe
county, Ia place of Eliza White was
defeated. Judge Hewitt asked: 'Is
this political measure?" Mr.. Mann.
Of Bernalillo, replied 1T is. to this
eXtent-under the present admins
tration the sheep sanitary board has
been made a political football. The
republicans now propose to take IL
out Of politics and to deprive the gov
ernor OF this political machine"
Those voting against the bill were
Messrs. Black, Bryant, Casaus, Dow,
Hewitt, Holland, Mullens, Ruther-
ford, Skeen. Smith and Tharp. This
was also the vote against II. b. 2s4,
by Mr.. Blood, except that Mr.. Tharp
was excused from voting, the count
standing 33 to IL. This bill provides
that the state auditor shall immedi-
ately appoint capable accountant
to be state travelling auditor at $2,40O
q year, plus travelling expenses. He
shall give bond for 10000. The state
auditor shall also appoint two quail
fed assistant travelling auditors az
$50 a month each and travelling ex-
penses, each to give a bond of $4,000.
The auditor Is also authorized to en-
ploy a stenographer at $100 month.
The state travelling auditor shall have
all of the duties prescribed by law
for the present travelling auditor ana
bank examiner. and such other dn-
ties as the auditor may assign to him.
Three Measures Signed.
The governor today signed three
measures, one of which was II. b.
SO, by Mr.. Mann. amending Section
9, of Chapter 81. of the Laws of 1901
making the section read:
Section 9. The executor, admins
traitor Of d deceased person who was
a member of a partnership, may IN
clude in the inventory of such per-
sons estate In Il separate schedule
the whole of the property OF such
partnership, and the appraisers shall
estimate the value thereof, and aiso
the value Of each persons individual
interest In the partnership properly
after the payment or satisfaction Oh
all debts and liabilities OF the part
nership, but until such inventory Is
filed, the rights of the SUPERVISING
partner or partners shall be the same
as at common law.
The governor also signed II. B
1856, by Mr.. M0ntoya, of SandONal
authorizing the governor to oHer So0'
reward for the slayer of Candldt
Chaves, Santu Domingo Indian pc
ing suspected OF the deed He ais'
signed II. ], NJ 8. asking congress t'
do something for the relief of certain
settlers in Sierra county who secure
their waters from springs whlch th'
government is about to sell.
Bills In House.
The number of bills introduced II
the house today brings up the tots
TO more than 500. They were as iol
lows
296, by Messrs. Toombs and vigil
TO establish normal school at Gay
ton. Education.
29f' by Mr. Mann. to create board