Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-08
7 |ME LIMIT ON
INTRODUCTION Of
BILLS EXPIRES
Only by Unanimous Consent
Can Any New Measures Be
Brought Before Legislature
at This Session,

Santa Fe, March Yesterday was
the last day on which bills could be
introduced in the legislature without
unanimous consent. To date 434 bills
have been introduced in the house
and 1S7 in the senate
The house has passed 1870 OF its bills
which are now in senate committee;
there are five house bills in the hands
OF the governor. Twelve house bills
have been signed by the governor,
sNty-four have been killed by the
house and three by the senate Two
house bills have become law by linn
itation and one, the salary bill, was
vetoed by the governor but became
law over his veto.
OF the senate bills, siXty-eight have
been passed by the senate and arc
now in house committees. one SEN
ate bill is now in the hands of the
governor, twelve have been signed by
the governor, fourteen were killed in
the senate and three in the house,
while one became law by limitation.
OF the house Joint memorials. three
are now in the hands of the senate
and three have been signed by the
governor,
or the house Joint resolutions two
were killed by the house; three signed
by the governor and four are in the
hands of the senate. one has passed
both houses and is now in the hands
Of the governor. OF the senate Joint
resolutions, one has passed the sem
ate and one has been signed by the
OF the propositions to amend the
constitution, two have passed the
house, five have been killed. seven are
In nit faa "a nd sis In lao
senate committee.
The appropriation bill introduced
in the house yesterday viii be whit
tied considerably before it becomes
law. 1t is quite liberal in some re-
spects and in others It ia very eco
nomical. For the university at Al
buquerque. $500 are provided IN
addition TO $4,000 for the recon
struction of Hadley hall. The School
of Mines is to get 100000 and $4,000
for machinery and equipment. Th'
/ Military institute $4,000 and $2,50(
for equipment The Normal uniVer
sity. $4,000. the silver City normal
! SAC, 600; the Spanish-AmeriCan nor
nal, $4,000, in addition to the pro
visions for the railroad fare of pu
| pills, summer schools and scholar
ships: the Deaf and Dumb school
1915, 900; the Institute for the Blind
! $4,000, and 81, 500 for barn ant
! laundry: the insane asylum, $4,000
land $4,000 for building now under
construction. the Reform school IS,
| 600 and $4,000 for new buildings thu
/ Miners hospital, $4,000; the STATE
penitentiary, $62,220 besides thu
convicts' earnings the executive of
/ flee. $4,000 for salary of governor
! contingent expenses, $4,000; private
secretary. $4,000; doorkeeper, $500
secretary of state salary $4,000, con
! tingent expenses $500 assistan
secretary, $500; clerk, $500; stem
ographer, $500; for printing journals
! translation, etc, S4,250; for publica
/ tion Of constitutional amendments
| $500: the Blue Book, $1,000; stat
auditors office, $500; attorney gen
erals office, S11, 800; state treasur
ers office, $1,000 superintendent o
public instruction, 10000; nationa
| guard, $4,000; state travelling audi
tors office, $4,000: state mine in
/ spector salary, $4,000, printing AM
expenses, $4,000: state engineers Of
flee, $500; industrial director, ST.
! 900, expenses $500; state library, 49,
! 500, for Spanish compiled laws $l2,
600. for English compiled laws ant
session laws, $37,500; supreme court
! $72,500; state corporation commits
sion. $2S,500: superintendent of in
surance, $500 printing tax rolls
! $4,000: land office fees, $4,000
transporting prisoners, $4,000; legis
! lature, $25,240; Quay county expert
ment farm, $1,250; deficiencies, 81,
! 399.47.