Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-02

~ - 90 ny MI. lalntf, pionlbt-
ing double taxation through occupa-
tion taxes, passed unanimously.
H. b. l7G, by Mir Vigil of Union.
fixing the bounties on coyotes, Wild
cats ana lynx at SO, and on lobo
wolves, mountain lions and panthers
at $l5, passed unanimously.
a. h. 232, by Speaker Romero,
providing revenues for the increase of
the minimum school term from five
to seven months. passed 50 to /, Mr
Mullens voting against it. 1t fixes the
maximum term for municipalities at
nine months, and the maximum for
rural districts also at nine months. It
authorizes school levies therefor. The
bill has the emergency clause 1t is
similar to S b. sS, introduced 10y Mr..
Hinkle, which was brought out as
senate substitute
The senate went into committee OF
the whole 10 consider the latter. Mes
srs. Clark and Page opposed Il, but
the committee Of the whole recon-
mended its passage, and the senate
thereupon took favorable action,
Messrs. Clark and Page voting against
the measure.
Abstracters' Bill Passed.
II. b. li2 by Mr.. swan. in the
form of substitute by the commit
tee on state affairs, passed the house
by vote of 80 to 2, those voting
against it being Messrs Hewitt and
Mullen. It is an act to regulate the
business Of abstracting, abstracters
being required to file bond Of
$4,000.
Mr.. Davies introduced II. b. 35i,
and within five minutes it had passed
the house unanimously under suspen-
sion of the rules. il provides for the
printing OF the compiled laws as
.codified by Judge NJ c. Mechem, 5.
.B. Davis and Herbert w. clark. nj
carries no appropriation The laws
are to be bound in one volume, and
are being printed in Denver. The vol
ume will not include the laws Of the
present session Messrs. Mann Da-
vies and Ryan spoke highly in praise
of the work.
The house by a vote of 81 to I'll
passed the senate substitute for II.
L. -. by Mr.. Montoya of Bernalillo
county, providing for the publication
of delinquent taxes. The senate elimi- !
mated the description of the property
from the publication, and only the
amount and names are to be printed.
Those who voted against the meas
ure were Messrs. Bryant, Dow. Ryan |
Skeen, smith Tharp and Welsh. The
bill now goes to the governor |
S. b. 1871, the Holt-Hartt road bill, !
was made the special order for to-
morrow.
The senate reconsidered its action
on II. b. 1G1 by Mr.. Chaves of Tor
rance, for the reproduction of rec
ords destroyed by fire, which was
laid on the table on saturday.
on motion Of Mr.. Holt, 5. B, 147, !
providing for public law Libraries at
county seats, passed on Saturday
was recalled from the house.
New Bills in Senate.
The following bills were introduced
in the senate;
15I, by Mr. Doepp. providing for
validating certain warrants issued by
certain incorporated towns. Judi !
cihry.
15S. by Messrs. Walton and Hin |
kle, an inheritance tax act Finance. |
159. by Mr. Holt, by request, pro- |
viding for the maintenance of the /
New Mexico building at San Diego /
during 1915. The bill carries an ap- !
preparation Of $4,000. Finance.
16O by Mr.. Holt. similar bill !
also by request. Finance.
16l. by Mr. Holt, creating a board I
of control for the Rio Grande pro- |
ject celebration and making an ap- !
preparation in aid thereof. Finance. /
1862, by Mr. Holt, providing for /
change of venue in criminal eases up
on application of the state. judiciary |
1863, by Mr.. Holt, to amend Section !
7 of Chapter 81 of the Laws of the |
Thirty-sixth legislative assembly ri
nance.
16i, by Mr.. Holt, to amend the sal
ary bill recently passed as to the sal
AIRY of shcriffs so as to provide pay |
for the serving Of copies. This bill !
was passed under suspension of the
rules, unanimously
tG5. by Messrs. Holt and llfeld, to
amend Chapter ~ of the Laws of
1901, relative to the compensation of
stcnographers. This is to take the
place of S. B. 76, which had disap-
peared
1866, by Mr.. Mccoy, to create a
state highway from Carrizozo to San
Ia re. Highways.
1G7, 10y Mr.. clark, authorizing the
state treasurer to borrow money in
payment of interest and principal of
the state Indebtedness. Finance.
16S, by Mr. Clark, to prohibit the |
diversion from state funds of any !
money unless on properly issued war
rants Finance.
TO IDENTIFY LANDMARKS
OBJECT OF DOEPP BILL
Santa Fe, March Ito mark the |