Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-02
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ASK FOR BREAD
AND GET stone
Gentlemen Of the Press Likely
10 Get in Class With White
SIaverS and Be Run Out Of
the State,

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tspteilt pisr.tcs 20 sosr,ua IouHsll
Santa re March l-"lf this hill
becomes law II win be almost fell
ony to publish newspaper. or at
least to mention any name in It. said
Mr.. To0mbs tonight upon the passage
of H. y. 49, the libol bill by Mr. Mon
toya Of Bernalillo. "Gt is likely To rob
most Of us in the legislature OF the
pleasant notorietv which we have
been receiving" The bin passed by a
majority OF 80 TO 9, but in an amend
ed form
The bill increases the maximum
penalty for malicious and willful IL
bel 10 i've wears in the pcntcntiary,
and the maximum fine to $4,000
The measure is not TO apply to Ill.,
bells committed prior TO its passage,
Another amendment provides that a
newspaper may be sued not only in
the county of its publication. but also
in the county In which the complain
ant resides
Those who voted against the bill
were Messrs. Abeyta, Chaves Of Tor
rance, Eaton, Francis, Fleming and
Jacquez
Night Sessions Important.
Judged by the amount Of business
transacted tonight In both houses,
the sessions were the most important
thus far held. In the senate curious
development arose when Messrs.
Clark, Page and Romero voted
against practically every bill that
came mp. being joined occasionally by
Mr. HART This indicated rift in
the lutte Of republican harmony
The most important action Of the
senate was the tabling Of II. y. l.
by Mr. Montoya of Bcrnalill0. This
bin repeats the road tax law in con
formty with the republican platform
pledge This action was taken by a
vote of ~ to Z. those voting against
the motion to table being Messrs.
Abeyta, Bowman. CLARK, Holt, Laugh
rem. Navarro aud Pankcy
S Il. 20 by Mr. Hinkle, amending
sections 3, 6 and S Of chapter % of
the laws Of 1913, rei-tive to street
paving. changing the present law SO
as to exempt property owned by the
federal and state government and
also as to SERVING notices by publica-
ton, passed by vote of 3 to 5.
Mr. Burns. clark, Hartt Page and
Romero voted agginst the measure,
CHAMPION Bill PASSES.
s. g. so. by Mr.. CHAMPION, rela-
tive to appellate procedure. passed
BIS vote of Is 90 Z, Messrs. Hartt
Clark. Page and Romero voting
against it, \ similar bin, II. b. 252,
oy Mr. Davies, passed in the house
tonight
$. y lOl, 10y Mr. Hart, declaring
the road from Cimarron, via Taos to
Santa Re, a st~te highway, was pass
ed unanimously.
II. y. 1858, bv Messrs, Martinez and
rrpiillo. covering the same ground,
passed unanimously in the house.
S. H. lis, hv Mr.. Holt amending
section 81 of the laws of the first
state Legislature. providing for the
creation. organization and mainten-
ance of the state land office, passed
by vote of Is to 4. Messrs. Clark,
Evans Page and Romero voting
against IT,
S. b. 1875. by Mr.. Pankey, cstab-
fishing state highway from Malaga /
to Albuquerque. via Carlsbad Ros-
we'll, Encino and Santa Ife, and pro-
viding for gates and auto bridges /
passed by vote of l6 to 3, Mcssrs (
Clark. Page and Romero voting
In the negative.
S. t. 1855, 10y MIR. Walton. making /
the Silver city and Mogollon road a
state highway and providing for a
special levy for its maintenance.
passed by vote of TO to 3, Messrs.
Clark, Page and Romero voting in
the negative
II =. 90. by Mr. Abeyta, to create
a state highway between Hondo post
office, in Lincoln county, and Mogol-
lon In Socorro county, and providing
for a levy Of tax for that purpose,
was sent to the governor by vote
Of Is to 4 Messrs Clark HART Page
and Romero voting against the meas
ure.
$ b. 81, 10y Mr.. Alldredge. to
amend section 3 of chapter So of the
laws of 1897 relating to road tax,
was tabled by Il vote of II to g, those
against tabling the bill being Messrs.
Doepp, Evans, Hnkle, Mabry and Ro-
nero,
In the house, II b 1853. by Messrs,
Eaton and RenehHn. providing for
the construction of county bridges
and providing the procedure to secure
The payment therefor, was passed by
a vote of 80 TO g.
Tor Public Libraries.
H. r. 233, by Mr. Davies. relating
to the subject of public libraries, was
passed unanimously II authorizes
to make special levies
for public library purposes.
IL. g. 1885 by Mr. Chaves Y Luna,
passed lay vote of SO to 3. MIR or
liz vehemently opposing the measure
Il Is an act 10 restrain companies or
corporations from compelling their
employees Go buy their supplies from
corporation stores Mr.. ortiz argued .
that in many sections Of New Mexico
far away from settlements, the main I
tenance OF corporation stores in "a I
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