Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-13

'rampton Makes Statement.
wish to call attention to the fact
that IN the committees report the
committee did not say that the gov
ernor was dishonest, but merely that
he was negligent The committee
asked the governor II he desired TO
appeor before the committee. and in.
formed HIM that they would arrange
nearing 70 suit his convenience, bu.
we never mad q reply from him"
Ihe report was adopted by q vote
or 10 To 3, those voting against it he
ing Messrs Alldredge. Barth. Doepp,
Evans ana Walton.
The senate this afternoon rejected
the nomination Of j. +. w Needer, of
Las vegas, to be a member of the
Loard Of regents Of the New Mexico
Normal university, and confirmed the
following appointments:
mission Felix Garcia. of Lumber
ton; John w. Poe, Of Roswell: George
/, ulrlch, of Carrzozo Herbert W
Clark, OF Las Vegas, and Jose L.
Perea, of Socorro The democrats on
the board are Messrs Garcia, Poe
and Ulrich.
Nominations Confirmed.
members OF the sheep sanitary board
were also confirmed r. r. Pollock
of BernalillO county: j. Y. Aragon,
of Socorro county, republicans; John
W. Rhea, Of Chaves county; Sabine
Olivas, Of Rio Arriba county. and
j. II. Latham, of Sierra county, demo-
Gratis
Members of the cattle sanitary
board: W. II. Jack, Of Union county:
j. H. lsaacs, OF Grant county, repub-
Leans; John Hicks, Of Lincoln county.
Cole Railston. Of Socorro county, and
t. l.. Ballard, of Chaves county, dem
ocrats.
r. Ruppc, for member Of the state
board Of pharmacy, was also con-
firmed, rs were the following MEM
bers Of the board of water commits
sioners. Elmer f.. Studely, of Colfax
county; Manuel Abreu and Scott Et-
tor.
Regent of the normal university:
Bernard Appel, of Las Vegas.
Board of embalmers: Clark Dill
ley Of Roswell. and c. A. Rising,
Of Santa Fe.
Trustees of the reform school:
cliff Wiegand of Las Vegas
Board of medical examiners: r.
x. McClanahan. of Las Vegas.
Board of pharmacy: ]. ~ zook
If Santa Fe.
Resources commission; Arthur Sc
igman, G. L. Brooks and p. +. Me
Gamma.
Board Of osteopathy: c. II. Con-
ler, Of Albuquerque: G.. A. Wheelon,
If Santa Fe, and Walter Mayes, of
SOcOrrO.
Auto Tax Bill
The senate by unanimous vote. sent
o the governor II. B. SO, by Mr. Veal,
O amend section I 5 Of chapter l9I
If the laws OF 1913. relative to the
automobile tax. 1t also sent to the
Governor by unanimous vote H. b.
49, by Mr. Blood, the anti -joy-riding
Measure.
Under suspension of the rules Mr.
diera introduced s. b. 1877, provid-
ng method for the collection Of
taxes.
The senate passed by vote OF
8 to 6, II. b. /, by Mr. Montoya, Of
}ernalillo, repeating the per capita
oad tax, thus fulfilling one of the
epublican platform pledges.
When the news was received in
he house there was prolonged clap !
ing Of hands on the majority side.
hose who voted against the bill in !
he senate were Messrs, Alldredge !
'arth. Doepp Evans, Hinkle and /
Walton.
The senate passed unanimously H. /!
;. 309. by Mr. Black, to regulate hog /
hipments and the control of hog .
iseases.
II. b. 2O2. by Mr. Mann, amend |
ne chapter S5 of the laws of 1912. the (
anne protection ac., passed the SEN
te by vote of 20 to 2, Messrs.
vans and IIintle voting against it,
CIay-bank bill Killed
II. B, 214. the Renehan clay
ank bill, was lost by the narrow
margin Of 10 to II votes, Messrs.
,lldrodge, Barth, Clark, CHAMPION,
)Oepp, Evans. GalleEos, Hartt, Hin
lie. Mabry, Page and Sulzer voting
gainst it. Mr.. Sulzer made his maid
n speech of the session against the
i'll, saying that the ownership of the
should be established be
ore the state makes any apprOpria- /
ion t0l pay FOR the alleged damage
Y the penitentiary. Mr., Barth con-
his colleague upon his first
peech. and Mr.. Sulzer replied that
e had kept quiet during the session
\ order to give Mr.. Barth plenty
f opportunity to blow off,
II. B. 231, BY Mr. Romero, pro
iding for the payment Of portions OF
loney collected from insurance com I,
anies to the organized fire depart
rents of incorporated municipalities,
assed by "A vote of 20 to >, Messrs,
lldredge and Gallegos voting against
Interest Rate Changed. II
The senate concurred in the house
to S. b. So, which pro-
ides that the maximum contract
ate of interest shall be 10 per cent
er annum.
II. B. 269. to amend chapter 140 of
he session laws of 1909 providing
)r cooperation under the terms of
10 reclamation law between the
nited states and irrigation districts,
assed by a vote of 20 to ?, Messrs.
,oepp and Mabry voting against ii.
H. B. 100 by Mr.. Navarro, appro-
Rating $500 to protect the town
f Mora from floods, passed by a
pte of 16 to 3. those voting AGAINST
being Messrs Abeyta, Alldredge,
vans Pankey and Sulzer
II. J. r. 20. appropriating SEQ to
p paid capitol employees for extra
ork during the legislative session. ,,
sssed bv a vote of II to 4, those
)ting against it being Messrs. All ,
redge Evans Gallegos and Sulzef
House substitute for II. b. 2l9, re- 4.
airing railroads to fence their rights ,,
way. was sent to the governor by a
unanimous vote.
II. B. POS, by Messrs. MARTINEZ ana d,
rujillo. appropriating $4,000 Tor a
-idge in Taos county. passed by q