Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-10

Sadmorc, iaylor. Toombs Tru-
jiilo and the two Nislls.
The conference committee on the
appropriation bin. contrary to cXpec-
tatlons, did not get together this eV-
enlng However. an item Of si0,0
for new building al the normal un-
iNersity which had been inadvertent-
~ omitted in the house bin was in
serted
The house adjourned at 10 o'clock
until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
In the senate.
I'm the senate under suspension of
the rules $. T.. 1875, by Mr. Champion,
to amend section - Of II. =. 2l9,
passed at the present session, provid-
ing for deduction of per cent from
all taxes ana licenses for the county
salaries fund. passed unanimously.
II. y i29, hy Messry Romero and
Mann. TO amend section lSS of the
compiled laws authorizing the gov
eruor to proclaim quarantine not
only against cattle but also against
sheep. horses aud any other live
stock as wen as any Kind Of iced. was
sent to the governor by unanimous
vote of the senate.
H. r. 30i. hy Mr ChgVes Of Tor
rance appropriating $3.50 for the eX-
pense OF the committee ON penten-
tary in It's investigation Of the con
dition, needs and management Of the
penitentiaW passed by vote Of "a
to s and was sent to the governor
Those voting AGAINST it were Messrs
Alldredge. Barth, Doepp, Evans, Hin
kle. Mabry Sulzer and Walton.
S. b. 1874, by Mr. Bowman, to
amend sections I and IS of chapter
80 of the laws of 1913, relative to
weights and measures, passed by
vote Of 81 TO I, Mr.. Romero voting
against the bill
S. g. 1866. by Mr.. Mccoy, creating
a state highway from Carri2ozo to
Santa zee. passed by "a vote OF l6 TO
T. Messrs. Burns, Clark, Gallegos
and Miera voting against IT,
S Il. 1863 by Mr. Bowman author
izing county commissioners to furn-
ish justices OF the peace and consta-
bles with practical guides and form
books, was lost 10y vote of TO IS,
those voting against the bill being
Messrs. Alldredge, Barth. Doepp, Ev-
ans, Hnkle, llfeld. Laughren Mabry,
Page, PankeN Romero and Sulzer.
S. H. l73, by Mr.. HART, providing
Los Lunas carried by a vote Of 90 to
.. Messrs. Clark and Page voting
against IT,
H. &. 1853. by Messrs Martinez and
Trujillo, designating the road from
Cimarron to Santa Fe. via Taos,
state highway was sent TO the gov
ernor by unanimous vote. This was
also the case with H. b. 319, By Mr.
Blood, adopting as the state flag the
banner designed by Col. Ralph T..
Twitchell and A. T.. Koehler, Jr
S. b. 1855, by Mr. Pankey making
it unlawful for any person TO repre-
sent himself falsely as being deaf,
dumb blind or crippled, passed by
VOTE Of u TO I Mr.. Clark voting
against H.
Bath Praises McManus.
S. y, 1856, by Mr.. Evans to amend
section of chapter - of the laws of
1907. relative to the rcfunding to
certain counties of the excess amount
paid into the territorial treasury un-
der and by virtue of section of
chapter 50 Of the laws of 1903. pass
ed unanimously
Nh Barth. speaking on II. Il. 304,
warmly defended the management of
the penitentiary by Warden j. b. Me
Manus lie declared that the invest-
cation by the house committee was
entirely uncailcd for and after the
committee got through with its Ia
bors, he said, It really discovered that
Warden McManus was a better and
a bigger man than ever before,
Rest In Peace.
IN the last twenty minutes of the
senate session fourteen important
bills were Guillotined without as much
as protest from the minority. There
was only one adverse vote that of
Mr.. Barth. when H. f. 324 was gent
- laid to rest with MIR. Holt as fun
cral director The bill was by Mr.
Montoya Of Berualillo, to make an
appropriation for the unpaid ex-
pcnses of the national guard armory
at Albuquerque. The presiding Of
ficer had declared the bin tabled
when Mr.. Barth Numbered a volum-
nous NO" but il was too late to be
recorded
The most spectacular victim. per
haps, was II. q. 220, by Messrs Mar
tine5 and Trujillo. TO provide for the
inspection Of coal oil, gasoline and
naphtha. All the other bills that were
killed were also house measures. They
were as follows:
H. b. l25, by MIR. Galcgos of san
Ia Fe. appropriating $1,000 for
bridge across the Rio Grandc at San
lldefonso.
II. y. &c. by Mr.. MuntOya of San
doval, TO authorize and empower
county commissioners to construct
jails elsewhere than at the county
seat.
II. b. l26, low Mr.. Medina, to estab-
fish an industrial school at Wagon
Mound
II. y. l16. hy Mr. vigll Of Union,
to amend section I, chapter l04 of
the laws of 1903. to increase the wild
animal bounty.
II. b. 22l. by Mr.. Montoya Of Bern
alillo, appropriating $1,000 for the
printing and distribution
Of the school laws
II. =. 241 by Speaker Romero, pro-
yiding for the taxation Of the capt
tai and surplus of building and loan
associations
II. h. 242. 10y Messrs Martinez and
to create, establish and
maintain an asylum for the poor
blind and invalid who have no means
Of support, at Taos.
II. b. $40, 10y Mr. AbeNta creating
a state board of agricultural research
and providing an Appropriation there
for
II. h. $50, by Mr. Sandoval and
Mr. Montoya of SandOval, appropriate
ing S3,500 for wagon bridge across
the Arroyo de los Pinos between Gu
ba and Bernallllo
II. 3. 8S1, by Mr. Abeyta, allowing
expenses for county asses
surs
H. b. 4S6, 10y Mr. Renehan, appro-
pratiug between 100000 and $500