Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-10
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 10 1915


81, by Messrs. Ilfeld and Holt, pro-
Vdlng for elections ON school bond is
sues. Judiciary
6S, by Messrs. Ilfeld and Holt, re-
lating TO condemnation proceedings
by municipalities. Judiciary.
"a, BY Mr.. Navarro, to punish the H.
bel of religious and fraternal assocla-
tlons. Means
SO, by Mr., Holt, relating to bond
issues, Judiciary.
Senate substitute for $. y. H. by
Mr.. Sulzer, by request, defining
peddler. Judiciary.
5S, by Mr.. Hinkie. changing the
common law rule as to contempt. Ju-
dietary.
So. by Mr.. Holt, relative to the re-
cording of seals attached TO instru-
ments filed in the county clerks Of
flee. Judiciary
6G, by Mr.. Holt, prohibiting the un-
lawful appropriations Of electric cur
rent. Judiciary
SO, by Mr.. 1lfeld, relative to exemp-
tions under landlords liens. Judi
ciary.
Senate joint memorial No. +, by Mr..
Pankey, asking congress for 5000, GOO
to extcrminate earnivorous wild ami
mails, Livestock
The Salary Situation.
With the appearance Of II. @.
Bursum and w. H. Andrews upon the
legislative scene, the salary bill situa-
tlon has entered upon new phase.
In the senate Messrs. Hinkle and Wal
ton introduced resolution for nom
partisan commission ON county sal
aries, and Messrs. Hinkle and Page
were designated as "A special commit
tee to consider the resolution, Hinkle
representing that wing of the democ-
racy believing In liberal salaries and
Page that faction of the republican
party which advocates low salaries.
They are to find a solution, and be-
fore the week Is out a measure Is TO
be enacted that will be more equitable
than any yet proposed which will not
have excessive salaries at one end
of the scale and starvation wages at
the other.
While the total amount to be paid
county officials will probably sum up
as much as proposed under the other
bills, il will be more equitably dis
tributed among the officials of the
twenty-six counties.
The following new bills were in
troduced i'm the senate;
lis, by Mr.. Holt, to amend Chap
ter 1872 of the acts of 1918. relative
to the state land office, the duties OF
the commissioner, etc, providing that
a majority of the land board shall
constitute a quorum whose action
shall be binding upon the entire
board. Public lands.
l1G. by Mr.. Laughren, providing
for the building of an armory at Dem
ing and the issue OF bonds to The
amount of $17.50O for that purpose.
Military affairs.
III, by Mr.. Hinkle, providing for
the relndexing OF county records. Ju'
dietary
In the house, Mr.. Swan was excused
on account of illness. The following
bills were introduced:
1S4, by Mr.. Black, to provide tor
a state budget and the computation
and apportionment, certiflcation ana
collection of state taxes, which are
all made the duty of a board to con
sist of the governor, the auditor anu
chairman OF the taxation. This board
is to make estimates for a budget for
each department and institution, 10
submit budgets to the legislature,
compute the state tax necessary and
have the auditor certify TO the county
clerks and the county assessors. Most
important is the provision that from
the taxes collected the county trea-
surer must remit on or before Janu-
airy Is one-half of the amount appor-
toned as due from that county ana
the remaining half on or before July
Is, such amounts to be taken from
all taxes collected The state taxes
charged up to each county are TO
constitute a liability on the bond OF
the county treasurer, and may ne re-
covered from the county itself by
suit or by the attorney general. 1t is
believed that such law will compel
counties like Sandoval to collect the
taxes levied, or else go without money
for county purposes and salaries. as
with the present percentage OF taxes
collected in that county practlcaly
every cent would go to the state.
Taxation.
1856, by Mr.. Black. to authorize the
laud commission to lease water rights.
Irrigation.
1856, by Messrs. Palmer aud Martl-
nez. to amend Section l6. Chapter 80
of the laws of 1893, relative to sheep
dipping. Judiciary.
1877, by Mr.. Skidmore, relating TO
the Incorporation of cooperative cor
purations Corporations.
1888, by Mr., Mann, amending Sect,'n
1918 of the complied laws OF 1881
relative to the recovery for damages
for accidental death. Judiciary.
tS9, by Mr.. Mann. by request TO-
Iating to the board of dental eXamln-
ers and regulating dentistry in New
Mexico. State affairs
100, by Mr.. Mullens, by request, "
amend Sections II, II. 10 of ChapteH
55 of the laws of 1909, relating to rec
ords of notaries public Ways ana
means.
19l by Mir. Montoya, of SandovaL
relative to rural school elections Edu-
cation.
1872, by Mr.. Montoya, of Sandovai,
and Mr.. Sandoval, to appropriate 3D.
800 to construct a wagon bridge across
Los Pinos in Sandoval county. ways
and means.
1873 by Mr.. Luna, to prohibit enl-
floyers from compelling their en-
ployes to buy supplies from them.
Corporations.
ls4, by Mr. ,l5,.,--41 Dayles, dellnlns -1 puDlis
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