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

captain and NOgal TO CarrizozO,
thence to the city of SocCrro. thence
following the Oeean-to-Oceau high
way 10 Magdalena thence down sill
yer creek To the town of Mogollon.
Also house bill 81, by Mr.. Eaton, dis
posing of the moneys derived from
national forests. and house bill SO by
Mr. Veal, providing that automobile
license money shall be In lieu OF all
other taxation on automobiles and
shall be turned back into the county
treasury of the county from which II
is derived House bill No. 30. by Mr..
Skeen viii be unfavorably reported
because it is similar in It's terms to
house bill No. CO.
Want Commission Abolished.
The san Miguel and other powerful
delegations persist in demanding that
the state highway commission oe
abolished. as wen as the county road
board, and that each county look af-
ter its own road matters.
Favorable reports were made by
the judiciary committee OF the house
on senate bin No. 80. by Mr. Walton,
fixing the terms OF district courts in
the Sixth judicial district; senate bill
No 4S, by Mr.. nfeld. giving a land
lords lien on the property Of tenants;
senate bin No. IA. by Mr. Hinkle,
covering Jurisdiction by justices Of
the peace in misdemeanor eases, and
house bin No. 75, by Mr. skidmore,
requiring headlights on locomotives.
Bills la House.
The following bills were introduced
In the house.
ll3. by Mr. Martinez To provide
Scholarships for INDECENT students in
the state Institutions Public insti-
tutions.
ia, by Messrs. Martinez and
Trujillo. Providing that the compul-
sorry school age be from six TO six
teen years. Judiciary.
/ rs. by Mr.. Skidmoro Authorizing
the corporation commission to super
wise and regulate the manning Of
passenger and freight trains and loco
motive engines and regulating the
maximum number Of cars to be han
died in such trains. Railroads.
1l6, by Mr. Skidmore Prohibiting
persons or corporations from at
{ tempting to influence or dictate. d.
rectly or indirectly. to any employe
as TO their participation in politics on
prohibiting them from becoming can
didates for public office. A fine OF
from $500 to $1,000 is the penalty
prescribed in the act state affairs.
III. by Mr.. Sandoval Regulating
the duties of inspectors of sheep
Livestock.
/ lis, by Mr.. Skidmore. Prohibiting
the drinking of intoxicating liquors
on street cars and railway passenger
trains or on depot platforms. and
giving conductors of trains the pow.
er to arrest any persons violating thii
law The maximum penalty is sf0t
or ninety days in Jail State affairs.
119, by Mr. Buecro. Providing fol
free scholarships for third grad,
teachers in state normal schools. ED.
ucation.
100, by Mr.. Medina. To provide fol
the teaching Of Spanish in certain To-
calities OF the state, and making in.
struction in Spanish compulsory IN
certain grades Of the training depart
ment of the normal schools. Educa.
ton.
l21, by Mr., Sandoval DECLARING
fees of justices OF the peace in Ger.
tain cases. Judiciary.
| 1872, 10y Mr.. Bryant Providing fol
the holding OF elections TO determine
the salaries to be paid to officials
Finance.
1913, by Mr.. Black, by request. Pro
viding redemption period of min,
months in foreclosure sales. Judi
eiary.
12l, by Mr. Black. TO require the
registration Of stations. Livestock.
1876, by Mr. Giregos. Appropriatine
$4,000 for bridge across the Rio
Grande at San lldefonso in Santa IL
county. WAYS and means This is the
third Rio Grande bridge measure
thus far introduced in the house.
1875, by Mr.. ortiz. Relating to the
changing of county seats. Finance.
127, by Mr.. Renehan. Fixing the
salaries OF county officers and theft
deputies. Finance.
1873, by Mr. Renehan Creatini
twenty-slx Glasses for counties fol
salary purposes and fixing the sal
aries therein, the bill leaving the sal
aries blank. Finance.
129, by Mr.. Renehan. To regulate
and supervise the sale and purchase
in this state OF stock of private, for.
eign and domestic corporations. Cor.
porations
1870, by Mr.. Renehan. Providing foi
reciprocity as to advertising require.
lments for insurance companies from
states that impose similar regulations
iupon New Mexico corporations. In.
surance.
1871. by Mr.. Scna TO correct Ger
tain abuses of justices Of the peace
land constables. Judiciary
1872. by Mr.. Chaves. For the bet
ter regulation Of railroad service ant
for uniform charges for the trans
portation Of passengers ana freish
by the railroads Of this state. RAN
roads.
1873. by Mr.. Tharp Leaving i q
the jury to fix penalties in crimina
cases Judiciary
1874. by Mr. Reinburg. Appropfiat
ing $4,000 for the maintenance o
national and state armories. Mil
tary affairs.
Bills In senate.
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