Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-03
TWO BILLS ARE
PASSED At HOUSE
NIGHT SESSION
Provision Made for Supreme
Court Clerk, State Auditor,
Insurance Superintendent
and Their Clerks,
sptel.l o,e.rea 70 -osnpo louar.li

INc tifAi measure passed was ~. ". !
1903. and was taken up under sus-
pension Of the rules # is by Mr.. |
Renehan, and appropriates almost
$40, 600 to pay the back salaries OF the
clerk of the supreme court supcrn-
tendent of insurance and clerk hire
in the offices of the state auditor and |
state treasurer
The clerk of thu supreme court is
allowed $500 War and in addi- |
ton 500 for fixing up his vault |
and sundry expenses. The superin-
tendont of insurance Is allowed 81 400 |
"a year and some $4,000 for his clerk !
for two years and $4,000 for expenses,
The state auditor Is allowed $4,000
for his chief clerk ana s2.400 for hl3
voucher clerk The state treasurer
is allowed S2,f3I60 for his second
clerk Tho bin passed by % vote Of
30 to 3, only Messrs Black, Bryaut
ana Casaus voting against H.
Nullcns Praises ChaNcs.
Mr. Mullcns took occasion to pay
n tribute to Jacobo ChHvcs whom he
called splendid official. and Jose
- Soma. whom he characterized as one
of the hardest worked and most inn
poscd-on officials In the state, who
is always at the service of everybody.
Mr.. Tharp protested against the pas
sage of bills before they are printed
and before members had had "a
chance to inform themselves on their
contents
II. g. 24i, taxing building and loan
associations, was taken mp and passed
unanimously after an amendment by
Mr. Fleming exompting strictly mu-
tual associations had been adopted
a. =. rnlnH
to take up II. H. $50 failed by vote
Of 20 to "a. a two-thrds vote being
necessary The bin is by Mr. san
doyal aud Mr. Montoya of Sundoyal,
To- appropriate $4,000 for bridge
across the he Los Pinos arroyo In
Sludoval county
A motion 10 adjourn failed boy a
vote of "a to IS.
New BILLS Introduced.
The following new bills were intro
duccd
no. 392. by Mr. Davies, to amend
section 3.432 of the compiled laws of
1897 Judiciary.
No. 1913. by Mr. Skidmore, a direct
primary bill, resembling that intro
duccd In the senate by Mr. walton
and endorsed by Chairman Ely state
affairs
no. 39l, by Mr.. ORTIZ. to amend Sec
/ ton ABB of the compiled laws rcia-
/ tive to licenses. Judiciary
/ No 39b by Mr. Palmer authoriz-
/ ing county commissioners TO pay IN
tcrcst on money advanced for the con-
Struction of bridges. Ways and
I mcuus
4 No. 89G. by Mr. Davies to authorize
/ boards OF education to obtain emcr-
3
/ Finance.
No. 3g7, 10y Mr. Tharp providing FOR
special precinct elections to establish
public highways ON section lines
state affairs
No 1913. by Mr. Montoya Of Sau-
doval, relative to the employment OF
teachers, Education
Committee Reports.
The committee ON judiciary report
ed fav0rably If - $50, by Mn. Mann,
/ providing for the distribution or de-
( linquent taxes for the years 1917 and
PRIOR IT, y. 277, by Mr. Renchan,
providing that the supreme court ana
/ district courts may entertain extra
ordinary motions for now trlali IT, i.
i 216. by Mr. Rcuchan relative to the
/ taking of exceptions
The committee on mines and min
! ing reported favorahly H. B. 32l, 10y
( Mr.. Abcyta. to establish conservd-
+ ton commission and natural resources
survey. II. e. 3A1. by Mr. Abeyta,
creating a state board of geology; IT,.
/ b. $40 by Mn Ahcyta to establish a
state board of agriculture; II. =, 1892,
! by Mi Aheyta, to establish state
biological survey.
The committee ON ways ana means
4 fatfRpnl,lks nos
/ Speaker Romero. authorizing the gov
ornor Go offer "A reward for the cap
/ ture and conviction of the murderer
/ of Antonio de Vargas, II. 3. 331, by
/ Speaker Romero, providing for olec-
ton OF Justices of the peace and con-
4 stables; H. J. Il. 20. by Mr. Davies,
providing compensation for extra scrV-
ices rendered by capitol employees
during the session
In the Senate.
I'm spite OF "a tilihuster 10y Mr.. ltu-
Imcro, the senate managed 10 trans
act considerable business MIR Ro-
nero insisted that every one of these
cngrossed bills be read i'm full and
lalso made "a motion to adjourn. Nev-
cuheless, the senate passed II, b.
no. l42, 10y MI swan to regulate
the business of abstraeting The vote
was unanimous Ina favor of the moa-
sure
IS. r. lGS, by MT clark to prohibit
the diversion of state funds, passed
under suspension of the rules by a
vote of 10 To p those voting AGAINST
it being Mcssrs. llartt and Romero.
S. Is. 1861, hy Mir clark. authoriz-
ing the state treasurer to make ludns
to pay the interest ON the state IN
Idpbte1OpSa was missed IA to Q Uartt