The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-13
CREATE FAIR
BOARD ON LASTING
FINANCIAL BASIS
Bernalillo County Representa-
tives Unite in Introducing
Measure to Make State Ex-
position Worth While.
(Statc Capital Burcau
Cr,vcnlng Herald
(5l DE Nnrgas Hotel.

Santa Fe, y. NJ, Feb. Ian the
house this morning Bernalillo couu-
TVS delegation. Representative Mann,
M%ontoya and ORTIZ. introduced House
Bill No. 22s, providing Tor the crca-
ton Of q permanent fair commission.
Its duties. ana making an appropri-
alton OF $4,000 for buildings and
$4,000 for maintenance OF the state
fair at Albuquerque. The speaker re-
ferred the bill % the committee on
roads aud highways. Of which Rep
r%esentative f. O. Blood of Las NcEns
Is the chairman.
other bills introduced In the house
this morning were not Of especial im-
portance with the exception Of House
BilI No. 2ge, introduced jointly by
the speaker and judge Mann. 90 pro-
vide for the regulation Of fratcrnal
benefit societies and the admission
into New Mexico OF such societies
from other states. The tdl went 20
the committee ON taxation and rev
euue. Of which Judge Mann Is chair
man.
when the house convened House
Joint Memorial 80. -. hy Mr. cha
yez. the alleged representative of ST.
ezra county. was introduced. The
memorial is addressed 20 congress
and passed under unanimous vote.
The memorial asks that certain se-
lectioBs OF land made by the depart
ment 81 the interior in Sierra county
for purposes OF sale be Withdrawn ON
the ground that the land embraces
the Palomns hot springs. which fur
nish water 20 about IS families.
Representative Mullens ana Mon
toya introduced and the house passed
House Joint Memorial 40 o. This
memorial also IL addressed 10 CON
gress ana asks for a rcadiustmeut Of
postal rates 20 the end OF onc-ccni
letter postage.
Under the head Of committee re-
ports the committee on capitol re-
ported House Bill 40. "a. the purpose
Of which il to abolish the capitol GUS
ltodian committee with "a recommon-
ldation that Il pass. Mr. Bryant Of
Roosevelt county presented % minor
ity report which was tabled by e vote
OF 81 Ca IS. Messrs. Palmer. Taylor
and Skldmore voting with tho Dem
ocrats. Mr.. Thurp. Socialist, stated
that this was "a measure which has
TO do entirely with the spoils system
ana that therefore he asked TO be cN-
cused from voting The majority re-
port was adopted, 20 To- ~. Mr.. ray.
lor voting with the Democrats.
Mr. Abcytia's bin. House Bill 80
223. limiting the eligibility of count,
officers. also was reported iavorauly
This bin would make il impossible
for the present county officers O.
succeed themselves Al tho next gen.
eral election.
The house then passed 10 consider
alton Of the calendar and after the
passage Of several minor measures
adjourned until Monday re . o'clock
Biils Passed nv House.
Al yesterday afternoons session
the house disposed 81 bills on the cal.
cndar az follows:
House Bnl No. ~, hv Mr.. Bryant
60 provide for tho nlius Of mortgngei
and their recording, M fixing "a fc'
Of 25 FOR nlihR chattol mort.
cages without requiring recording ~
90 q value Of ~ 600. when r%ccordinl
In rcquircd. Passed g. 90 o.
House Bill 80 -. ny Mr. Skcen
an act providing Tor the joint admin
istrntion Of school districts in NOR
than one county which ere c0utiE
nous Passed 90 TO D.
House Bill No. 30. By Speaker no
nero. This bin uuUnds tho law err"
ntlnF q state board ~ directors %
the state Insane asylum a. Las Vegas
providiug that the board shull have
power a. appoint physicians. nurses
etc, and not the president. as hal
been the rase heretofore.
House Blii 80. As, by Modesto or
~ amending the law relating 90 th'
pay Of school teachers Hecommlt
tod Tor correction of tito.
House Bll No. 90, by Mr.. Mann