Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-30


brought m recommendations for the
passage Of the following bills, which
are placed on the house calendar fot
Monday afternoons
10 10 regulate peddlng so as to
exempt from peddlers license produc-
ers who peddle farmers products and
meat,
20 To govern the sale of portions
OF merchandise stock outside the
regular course of business.
81 To govern the renewal of chat
tel mortgages.
l. To abolish the 50 per capita
road tax.
? Providing for the exemption Of
5000 from the net taxable assessments
of heads of families.
80, Providing for the return of so
per cent Of the automobile license
money to the county from whence it
came for use in the county road fund,
while 20 per cent less cost of collcc-
ton. Is TO 60 into the state highway
fund.
Smiths salary Bill.
The salary bin by Mr.. Smith OF
Luna provides for five classes OF coun-
ties. Those Of the first class are those
which have assessments running over
$5,O00,00J second class, over $4,000,
600; third class, over $S,000,000;
fourth class over $4,000 600. and fifth
class, less than S2,OOO,OO0.
Under the bill the sheriffs are to
receive the maximum salaries, $3.50,
s2,5OO, S2,250, $4,000 and $500, re-
spectively, with deputies at from
$1,000 to 5000, treasurers, $1,000 to
$l,4OO with deputies from 5000 to
$500. county superintendents, $4,000
to $1,000; assessors, $4,000 to Sf,40O
with deputies from $3.50 to $500;
county clerks, from S2,50O to 81 1,SO0;
probate judges, 500 to $500: county
commissioners, $500 to 5000; district
clerks $1,000 to $500, and deputy
county clerks from $4,000 to si00;
jailers from $500 year to 81 day
with special deputies at 81 zoe a year
to be allowed in border counties,
New Bills.
The following bills were introduced
10l, by Mr. Montoya of Bernalillo.
Requiring that the purchase of goods
and supplies for public officers and
public institutions. and of material to
be used in public work be from deal
ers in and owners thereof within the
state. This is the bin urged by the
merchants association of the state.
Public institutions.
102, by Messrs. Gonzales and Rein
burg Requiring all legal publications
to be made both in English and in
Spanish. Printing.
103, by Messrs. Gonzales and Rein
burg. TO amend section 3267 of the
laws of 1897, governing the waving
of jury. Judiciary
l04, by Messrs. Gonzales and Rein
burg. To amend section 26S0 of the
compiled laws Of 1897 to provide for
the licensing of pawnbrokers and TO
designate the fund into which such
licenses may be turned, and to repeal
section 4l45 Of the complied laws Of
1897. Judiciary
105, by Mr.. Gonzales by request
For the appointment of official inter-
prefers Of the district court, fixing
their salaries. etc. State affairs.
106, by Mr.. Ryan. A workmen's
compensation act. This is the third
measure of the kind introduced at the
session. judiciary.
t07, by Mr.. Ortiz. For the protee-
ton of hotelkeepers. An act to
amend section 1876 of the compiled
laws of 1897. Judiciary.
10s, by Mr. Smith A county sal
AIRY bill. Finance.
109, by Mr. Swan To amend sec
tion 10 of the compiled laws of 1897,
relating to the stealing or purchasing
of stolen cattle. Judiciary,
1iO, by Messrs. Eaton and Gonzales.
10 provide for the protection of land,
bitches and towns from floods or ex-
cess of water in bitches in streams or
arroyos Irrigation.
III, by Mr.. Hewitt. For the crea-
ton, amendment and regulation of
industrial and other domestic and for
eign corporations. Judiciary
112. by Mr. Montoya of Sandoyal
10 create, establish and maintain an
asylum for the poor, blind and invalid
who are bona fide residents of the
state of New Mexico and who have no
visible means of support Public In
stitutions