Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-02-26

ing conservation commission. Ju-
dietary.
S22, by Messrs. Eaton and Holland.
to amend section 90 Of the compiled
laws of 1891 relative to livestock
Livestock.
II. r. lS, by Mr. Martinez provid-
ing that no member shall leave the
building without permission OF the
speaker was tabled.
Mr. MARTINEZ introduced II. ]. r..
~, providing for the translation and
printing of the journal and laws. Ju-
dietary.
An effort to take up II. y. 2G7 un-
der suspension of the rules was lost
by vote Of 2S to II, "A two-thirds
vote being required. II is a measure
by Messrs. Sena and Chaves Luna
Tor the protection OF growing crops
against stray animals
Sunday Closing Bill.
In the senate the following bills
were introduced.
1873, by Mr.. Evans, TO prohibit the
Keeping open Of saloons on Sunday.
State affairs.
1879. by Mr.. Mccoy, defining the
powers and duties of county school
superintendents, and making allow
ance for their travelling expenses.
Education
l40, by Mr.. Holt, authorizing the
state engineer TO make use of fees
collected by him, and to ascertain
and cause TO be placed on record In
his office certain claims as to ex-
listing water rights Irrigation.
141, by Mr.. Doepp, appropriating
100000 out of the water reservoir
fund to be placed in the permanent
fund for irrigation purposes. FL
nance.
The senate killed the following
house bills today by adopting ad-
verse committee reports:
81. by Mr.. Ortiz, relative to pro-
cecdlngs in criminal cases.
26, by Mr.. Vigil of Socorro, pro-
viding for the appointment of official
interpreters in the district courts.
1888. by Mr.. Tharp. amending sec
ton 9 of chapter SO of the laws Of
1907. permitting iuries to fix the
sentence in capital cases.
lG7, by Mr.. Chaves Of Torrance, TO
remedy the evils consequent upon the
destruction of any public record by
fire or otherwise.
Armory Measures Reported.
The committee on militia reported
the three armory bills without rec
ommendation S. b. 116, 11S and
119, by Messrs. Laughren, Doepp and
Page, respectively, each appropriat-
ing Sl7.500 for armories at Deming,
Carlsbad and Gallup.
The house committee on education
reported unfavorably II. b. 207 by
Messrs. Reinburg and Gonzales, au-
thorizing expenditure of funds by
school districts for pupils. The COM
mittee on judiciary reported unfav-
orably II. =. 81, by Speaker Romero,
to amend section 1915 of the compil-
ed laws. relative to the duties OF the
president of the University Of New
Mexico; II. Il. 23S, by Mr.. Abeyta and
Mr.. ortiz, for the creation of the Of
flee of district advocate in different
judicial districts: S. B. 26. by Mr..
Gallegos, to prohibit the sale and dis
semination of air and spring guns
S. B. SO, by Mr.. 1lfeld, relating to
exemptions of property subject to
landlords lien.
The senate committee on judiciary
reported favorably II. b. 209, by
Speaker Romero, to amend section
29 of chapter SO of the laws of 1903,
providing for the removal of officers
and establishing a procedure there
for, also II. b. 227, by Mr.. Mann,
to amend section 361S of the compiled
laws, relative to the restriction of
persons admitted to the insane
asylum.
The senate committee on finance
reported favorably, but with amend
ments, S. B. 1928, by Mr.. Holt, pro-
viding for the temporary relief of the
agricultural college.
The committee on state, county
and municipal Indebtedness reported
favorably, II. b. 17S, by Mr.. Skeen'
certain warrants of incor-
porated towns and providing for their