The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-26

Fc NJ NJ Feb 26A the end Of the eleventh week Of the
legislative session the republican wtrd majority secured county
salary law passing House Bill No 219 amended
the Of the governor Governor Mconad veto
reached the house Of representatives $50 o'clock and read in
English and Spanish At the conclusion of the reading Judge Manu.
the majority forader moved that the bill be passed. the objections
of the governor Of New Mexico Notwithstanding OF the
house republicans had beu held just before the session where the
tvir majority lined mp and put through its PAGES and
pledged To vote 10 over-rule the Veto
When Judge Manns motion had been made Judge Hewitt the
minority leader speaking the motion said Mr Speaker: II would
bu.ecss this time attempt any detailed analysis of
this Of the which caused the governor of New Mex
leo refuse approve the Bu be evident everyone
who hears reads the veto that in this matter the Of
New Mexico has taken the side Of the taxpayers"
AT this point Judge Mann moved the previous question and upon
point Of order by Mr. Ryan that Judge Hewitt had the floor and
could be interrupted while speaking, the speaker allowed Judge
Hewitt continue through brief but emphatic and convincing de-
enc of the governors position and that Of the democrats upon the
salary question.
The bill passed the house by the party and Immediate
" taken the where the republican
Gus il passed by the party vote.
TRAVELLING AUDITOR BILL DELAYED
At the conclusion of the republican stated by of
the republican leaders that neither the travelling auditor BILL the sheep
sanitary board bill the banking bin amended by the house all
three bills taking apponc power from the governor would be
brought up n.the this afternoon
The significant made that broad questions of party
policy regards the apontye involved in these measures
and their careful consideration would be- necessary
That the travelling auditor bill had struck the senate be-
apparent yesterday afternoon when the judiciary committee
ported the bill without any Recommendation and when
can mentioned who il said had voiced serious opposi
ton the policy of assault upon the powers tho governor and it
said that yesterday afternoon there enough votes in the
senate pass these bills by the necessary thirds 1t
clear whether the statement that these he considered
in conference conference committee of houses
ference of republicans but il concluded that the latter
Prominent republican leaders outside of the legislature have
brought forth grave objections what generally termed here pea-
politics"
The this afternoon heard the reading of large number Of
bills introduced against he time when unanimous viii be
required for the introduction of bill These included number Of
bills by the judiciary committee having do with procedure in the
district court bill by Senator Clark appropriate for the various
charitable institutions Of the the appropriations made for
them in 1902 bill by Scnor Walton opposing amendment 10
the constitution reducing the membership Of the corporation board
member and providing for his appointment by the governor and
bl by Mr. Holt fixing the times for holding the of the dis
in the Third judicial district which was passed under
pension Of the rules.
number of bills for the construction armores including
Taos Poae Clayton and Clovis introduced and
ferrc Three Of such bi those for Dning Carlsbad aud Ga0p
bc senate calendar for this afternoon without recommendation
number Of minor bisac the calendar for action today