The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-22


Of municipal Improvement
an act which various civic I'M
societies ana city govern
have asked for. The bin
nlli No. 10i. wal passed after
had been amended by judbo
roombr. Representative skeen and
to eliminate town and village
governments from It's operations, the
bill wa thought too comprehensive
for the smaller towns and for Villages
and n bill n 70 be introduced BY
Toombs designed 10 provide an
issuance OF bonds OF a similar nature
but with some added restrictions, for
the benefit OF the smaller communi-
ties.
House Bill No. ~. by Mr.. Palmer.
an act regarding the collection OF oc-
equation saxea. WAS Fecommltted. and
House Blil No. i65, by Mr.. Federico
Chaves. relating TO the destruction OF
public records, was postponed.
The house passed House Hili 30.
fG6 BY Mr.. Chaves y Lama. providing
for a semlmonthly pay day for wage
workers. by n vote OF 80 to 9.
House Bnl No. IT'S. by Mr.. skeen.
an act for the validating Of certain
warrants issued by certain incorpo-
rated towns and authorizing their
payment, was passed. sb 10 8. The
bln ls aimed to relieve certain fiscal
conditions in the town OF Artesia.
House Bln No. 2o1 was the last bill
taken up and was passed as amended
by a vote OF 80 TO !.
A petition was read signed By the
federated womcn's clubs OF the state,
asking the passage OF House 1911 No.
10. the MOntoya bill providing for a
woman on each board OF regents OF
the educational institutions. This bill
was made a special order for Tucr-
day. II will be passed. probably with
an amendment providing that Il do
not take erect until 1915.
The following bills. not heretofore
! reported, were introduced:
House Bin 40. 267. by Mr.. Chaves
ly Luna. for the protection against
damages OF cstray animals. Agricul'
ture.
House BIN No. 2ss by sir. Soma; q
tax commission bill. making the com.
mission consist OF the secretary OF
state. state auditor and a third mem
Der & be chosen by the state senate
and 20 draw from t250O to $4,000 O
year. Taxation and revenue.
House Biil No. 269, by MIR. Rein
berg. an act TO amend chapter i4O ol
the laws Of 1909. providing for tbs
cooperation Of the reclamation aerv'
Ice In certain irrigation projects. Ir
rlgation.
House Bhl No. a7O. by Mr.. Rein.
berg. an act authorizing school di
rectors and others to admit nOn-resi
dent pupils. Education.
house Bil No 27i, By Messrs. Ren
chan and Sona, an net To amend sec
tion 5, chapter 40, laws 81 1905. rela
tive to tramway regulations. Cor
porations.
House BIN No. sT2, by Mr., Mann
providing for the appTaising o
estates. Judiciary.
House Bill No. 2T3 by MIR. Mirabal
another tax commission bill. provid
ing for an elective commission of five
the first to be appointed by the gov
ernor and to serve until the next gen
cral election. with powers abou
equal 10 the old territorial board q
equalization. Taxation and revenue
Messrs. Montoya and Mann intro
duced House Joint Memorial No.
an anti-mall order house measure ad
dressed 20 congress aud urging pas
sage OF congressional bill No. 5ao
reg IlatinF and taxing mail order cor
Germs. This memorial was adoptc
by "a vote Of 20 to Z.
Mr.. Davies introduced House JoiT
Resolution No. 30, providing for con
! pensntion for additional services pei
formed during the legislature by en-
ployes OF the capitol building. II WI
: referred TO way and means.
d When adjournment time can
p Judge Mann moved that the houi
adjourn until this morning ut
10 o'clock out OF respect To the memoi
Of the late Captain Cooney, who
5 described az a fearless pioneer an
! faithful public servant. In a brief FL
1 logy. A record OF tile action 81 u
s house was ordered sent To relatiyI
b OF the deceased.