Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-23
SOLONS CELEBRATE HOLIDAY
ny BUCKiING DOWN TO WORK

Santa Fe, Feb 22-Though today
was a legal holiday. both houses ot
the legislature buckled down to work
bright and early. The senate prac-
tically cleared its calendar and the
house also disposed Of considerable
business. This afternoon again a dou-
ble-header was on
1t was corporation or anti-corpora-
ton day in the house, judging by the
bills introduced These were:
No. 275, by Mr.. Renehan, an act
making the testimony of any surgeon,
physician, or other healer of disease
or injury or nurse, inadmissible In all
courts adverse to their patient unless
with his consent by his waiver, or
unless they have been first produced
as a witness and testified for their pa
tient. Judiciary.
No. 276, by Mr.. Renehan, an act
making it unnecessary to make eXcep-
tions to rulings of court or to flle
motions for a new trial as prereduis-
ite to review on appeal on ciVli anu
criminal cases. Judiciary.
No. 277 by Mr.. Renehan, an ac.
authorizing the supreme court ana
the several district courts to entertain
an extraordinary motion for new
trial and thereupon direct a new tria',
i'm civil and criminal causes IN tur-
therance Of justice judiciary
No. 27S, by Mr.. Medina, an act Tx
ing the compensation of laborers on
the section along all railroad tracks.
state affairs.
No. 279, by MIR. Medina. an act re-
lating to fencing by railroad corpora
tions of their rights Of way ana pro-
viding for the recovery of DAMAGES
for stock killed or injured on rights
of way which are not fenced. 1--we
stock
No. $50, by Mr.. Abeyta, an act vail
dating county warrants issued IN pay,
ment for services rendered by foa1
supervisors. State affairs.
No. 2S1, by Mr.. Smith, an act pro-
vidlng that corporations shall not at
tempt to influence voters and fiXins
penalty therefor Education
No. 2s2. by Mr.. Smith, an act pro-
viding that corporations shall not con
tribute to campaigns and fixing pehal-
ties therefor State affairs
No. 2S3, by Speaker Romero, an act
providing for an annual state iran
chise tax to be paid by corporations.
State affairs.
The house passed house bill No. 10
bv Mr. Gallegos, appropriatng S5'0oV
for bridge across the Rio Grande d
Ildefonso in Santa Fe county passed
26 to 16.
House bill No. 212 by Mr.. Renehan,
10 provide an appropriation tor Inc
gauging of streams, was killed ny ad-
verse report.
Favorable report was brought in on
the following bills
House bill No. 1872 by Mr. Montoya
of Sandoval county, approprlating 80
500 for bridge across Arroyo de ios
pinos, Sandoval county, house pll
No. III. by Mr.. Sandoval, regulating
the duties of inspectors Of sheep'
house bill No 205. by Messrs Martl-
nez and Trujillo, appropriating $S,oOV
for the construction Of bridge
across the Rio Pueblo in Taos coun-
ty. house bill No. 256, by Mr.. Toomps
TO regulate the payment of poll TAX
house bill No. So, by Mr.. LuJan, ap-
propriating 5000 for bridge across
the Rio Grande in Rio Arriba county
house bin NO "a, by Mr. Chaves y
Luna, appropriating $4,000 for
bridge across the Rio Grande IN va
lencia county: house joint resolulioh'
No. Is. by Messrs. Martinez ana lru-
iilIe, 10 amend section |, article ~ ol
the constitution, regarding the ices oi
county officers, and senate bill NO -
by Pankey. amending the law Great
ing the mine Inspector so as 10 eA-
empt anthracite mines from certain
regulations.
Governor Mcdonald sent TO the sem
ate the appointment of NJ. I. DuniaVy
to be a member of the capitoi Gus
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