Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-12

special sessions to thirty days Re-
ferred TO the committee on constltu-
tlonal amendments.
New Bills In House. |,
An even dozen bills we're Introduced
IN the house today, They are as fol-
lows;
207, by Messrs Renburg and Con
zales. TO permit expenditures OF funds |
of school districts for transportation |
Of pupils Education.
20S, by Mr.. Davies, providing for
the dissolution of certain corpora
ttons, prescribing the method and lfo-
cedure therefor, and for the collec-
tion Of penalties Corporations.
20s, 10y Speaker Romero, TO amend |
Section 20 OF Chapter SO of the laws
Of 1903, for the removal Of officers, |
and establishing a procedure therefor
judiciary.
210. by Mr. Dow, to prevent the
trespass of hogs and swine In the state
of New Mexico. Livestock This is
the same bin that was defeated the
other day, and is reintroduced with
the provision against the trespasslnb
of turkeys eliminated.
ell. by Mr.. Dow. TO amend Section
1903 of Chapter 70 of the laws of 1905,
government of corporations for min
ing, manufacturing. Industrial and
other purposes. Corporations. The
act provides that such foreign cor
porations shall not maintain any ac-
tlon in this state upon any contract
made In this state unless such foreign
corporation so transacting business IN
this state shall have obtained such
certificate from the secretary OF state
before such contract was entered INTO
by such foreign corporation
2Ia, by Mr. Renehan. appropriatine
funds for the gauging of streams. the
investigation OF possibilities from sur
face and underground waters and Tor
encouraging irrigation, and providing
a penalty for tampering with gauging
instruments Irrigation.
213, by Mr.. Renehan, with refer
ence to foreign corporations, Joint
stock companies and associations en-
gagged in interstate commerce and do
ing business in this state, fixing fees
in reference 10 capitalization renewal
or extension and amending Chapter
ia Of the laws of 1903 and Chapter
rs. laws of 1905. Judiciary
PA, by Mr. Renehan, to compensate
owners Of certain land in the county
of Santa Fe for clays and other ma
terials taken and used by the manage
ment of the New Mexico penitentiary
for the making of brick and other
clay products. Finance.
215, by Mr. Renenan, to direct
boards of county mmissioners and
the administrative boards of munich
palities to levy funds with which 20
care for the INDECENT, to name public
welfare commissions for the deter
mination of who shall be beneficiaries
OF such charity funds and fixing PEN
alties denouncing offenses. and repeal
Ing Chapter 8. laws of 1913. Taxa
ton and revenue. This is the charity
measure advocated by the federated
women's clubs.
PIG. by MIR. Mann, By request, de-
fining trespass and fixing penalties
therefor. State affairs
III, hy AIR Francis, appropriating
| $4,000 for bridges across all streams
| IN Valencia county,
21S, by Mr.. Sena, to amend Section
1928 of the complied laws of 1897.
requiring express companies to main
tain an office wherever a railroad
has a station. Corporations
219, by Mr.. Fleming, the county SAL
airy bill
Mann Wants to Hurry.
Prefacing a motion TO take recess
of the house until o'clock this even
ing, Republican Floor Leader Mann
! declared that the republicans are anx-
lous to pass such legislation as is
! beneficial to the state, and not to
! leave it until the last days of the ses-
/ sion. However. the minority object
/ Cd Arb stt,tr fun
moved to adjourn until O'Clock 20
morrow afternoon. A compromise
was reached. and the house adjourned
until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
=. Representative Veal presented q
petition for endorsement Of the
! Southern Trails highway which
crosses the state from Roswell 10
Lordsburg.
Committee reports were made Is
follows
The ways and means committee re-
ported favorably on House Bill 1870
i by Mr.. Mullens. repeating the Jaw re-
quifing notaries public to keep rec
ord. However, despite the fayorabl,
report, the bill was tabled indefinitely
after Mr.. Hewitt had declared that az
though the law at present Is lmper'
fectly observed. this is no good reason
for repeating it, The committee als'
. reported favorably House Bill 1872. ap
propriating $500 for a wagon brldg'
across Arroyo de los Plnos, in san
coval county. The bill was nitro
duced by Mr.. Montoya of SandoVal.
Favorable also was the report o
the committee on judiciary on Hous
!, Bill "a. by Mr.. Navarro, to protect re
ligous organizations against libel.
The committee on public lnslltu
lions reported favoraby House 81
; IA, by Mr. Montoya, Of Bernailllu
, and MIR. Ortiz, relative to orphans an
: INDECENT children.
) The judiciary committee reporte
: favorably House Bill Sc, amendin
Sections 1912 of the compiled laws 0
/ lSg7. which places the appolntiF
r power for institutions in the board .
Z regents instead Of the president of IN
] institution.
: House Bill 20S, introduced by Ml
/ Davies this afternoon. provides 10
= the extinction of all corporations th'
e have failed TO make report 70 VI
r. secretary of state within the last llfe
years. There are said to DC amos
d ? 00D corporations in that class.
e House Bill 2l4, BY Mr. Renehai
o appropriates $4,000 to compensat
I owners of certain clay banks ned
: santa Fe from winch the penltentiar
authorities have been hauling clay I
q ,,,anufacture brick. A court deere
: handed down in 1912 gave these own
80 don,apes Ia the amount OF Sb,o9'