Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-03
What's New in New Mexico.
BILL TO CREATE
DISTRICT CLERK PASSES
AFTER STUBBORN FIGHT
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the efficiency Of the National guard
Military affairs. w. y
no 5'6, 10y Francis, section ?. chan
Ter 81 laws 1903, relative to build-
ing school houses from surplus
funds. Education
NO 30 by Tharp, to amend see
uon 554G compiled laws 1897. rela-
i've to the time the landlord must
affairs NV '''''
NO 3'S. 10y Lucero and Dow, for the
classification OF cadets at the military
institute. Education.
No $40, 10y Abeyta. section 8. chan
Ter AZ, Laws of 1907. to regulate the
government of community land grants.
judiciary.
No $50, 10y Abelta, for the reim-
9ursement Of certain officials. Ju-
dietary.
No. ISL, by Abeyta, providing for
the travelling expenses of county as.
SCISSORS. state Affairs
No. 3S2, by Martinez and Truiillo,
by request Ways and Means.
No. 1888, by Mann, ortiz and Mon
toya of Bernalllo, relative to the
classification of lands in the RE
Grando valley State Affairs.
No. SS4, by Tharp, fixing the time
Tor justice of the peace and constable
elections. Judiciary
No. 3S5, by Tharp, to abolish land
lord liens. State Affairs.
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ton ], chapter II, Laws Of 1912. re-
lative to the inspection of bees and
creating the office of bee inspector.
No. 3SG by Martinez and Truiilo.
to amend section 40, chapter 81. Laws
of the saith legislative assembly Ju-
dietary
No. SSS, 10y Mann, by request to
create state experiment station.
Livestock.
No. 3S9, by Gonzales, for license
tax ON motion picture shows Inter-
nal Affairs
No. 800, by Davies, to amend sec
ton 9, chapter 9, Laws Of the 35th
legislative assembly judiciary
No. 391, by Chaves of Torrance, TO
tax the output of mines. Mines aud
Mining
The following committee reports
were adopted.
Ways and Means, House bill 81, by
Martinez and Trujillo, to maintain a
public exhibition of the collections of
the Historical society in the palace
The committee cut the proposed dp
preparation from $500 to $1,000 a
year. Favorable report
Banks and Banking House Bill 81,
by Taylor and Bryant. defining the
maximum contract rate for interest
at 10 per cent. Favorable.
Livestock. House Bill No. 322, by
Eaton and Holland, to amend section
80, Compiled Laws, 1897, relating -
of hides was favorably re-
ported, while House Bin No. 6S, by
WEIGH, relating to inspection of hides,
was reported adversely. The COM
mittee reported favorably House BIZ
No. 300, by Black. to regulate hog
and control Of hog dis
eases
The committee on ways and Means
reported favorably Senate Bin No. a.
by Gallegos, repeating chapter 9 Of
Laws of 1908, relating to mounted
police.
The committee on Mines and Min
ing reported favorably House Bill No.
30S, by ORTIZ, creating board Of
state miners examiners. The COM
mittee reported without recommen-
dalton House Bin No. 1923, by Flem-
ing, to prohibit gambling 1t report
ed favoraby House Bill No. "a, by
Renehan, to amend sections Ga and
10. chapter %. Laws of 1905, to regu-
late the formation of government for
The Finance committee made fa-
vorable report on the following three
bills: House Bill No. 1853, by Rene
han, authorizing the issue Of certifi-
Gates of Indebtedness to county Of
ficers for back pay House Bill No.
35S, by Renehan, fixing the salary of
the clerk of the supreme court at
49, a year, and of the superinten-
dent of insurance at $2,400, and MAX
ing allowance for clerk hire, House
Bill No. 1872. by Renehan, appropri-
ating funds for the Improvement of
the Las Animas river in san Juan
county
The committee on State. County and
Municipal Indebtedness brought in an
report on House Bin No, rs,
by Skeen, validating certain warrants
of certain towns.