Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-13
Biggest Amount Allowed Any
State Educational InSttu-
ton Comes to Albuquerque
College,
PR0HIS ON WARPATH AS
SESSIONS END NEARS
Five Bills Vetoed by Governor
Mcdonald Are Passed by
TwO-thirdS Majority of Both
Houses,

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO MOANING JOURNAL
Santa Fe, March t2.-There Is much
rejoicing among Albuquerque visitors
over the fact that the university at
Albuquerque obtained appropriations
amounting to $4,000 a year for the
next two fiscal years. being more than
was granted any other state educa-
tonal institution.
Five measures passed by the legs-
lature and vetoed by Governor Nc
Donald were this morning passed over
the executive veto. They were as fol-
lows:
II. B. 294, abolishng the travelling
auditor as an Independent state office
and placing him under the state audi.
tor.
II. b. 305, providing that no ap-
polntee whose nomination has been
rejected by the senate shall be eligible
to hold office in recess appointment.
II. b. 357, permitting the commis-
sloner of public lands to use per
cent Of the revenue of his office for
advertising and inducing immigration
II. B. S5S. making deficiency salary
appropriations for the supreme court
clerk, superintendent of insurance. au-
ditor and treasurer
II. B. II, providing for the publica-
ton of delinquent tax lists
Dramatic Scenes.
Several dramatic incidents enl!v-
ened the house proceedings this after
noon. one was the futile attempt %
Mr.. Palmer to get the prohibition
resolution out of committee. winch
was put down by the gavel in the
hand Of Mr. Fleming, and another
h, 4.
the ladies' in the galleries when the
house sent to the governor the com
munity property bill as a climax OF a
threeyear fight on the part of the
federated womens clubs of New Mex
leo for the passage of such a measure
II was after o'clock when thc
house was called to order by Nj
Fleming. Mr. Montoya, Of Bernalillo,
made an explanation that when he
yesterday declared that II. h. 9S and
1893, the Spanish educational bills, had
been lost, strayed or purloined,' he
had not been informed by Senator All
dredge that the bills had been referred
TO a committee and had never
been reported from that committee
and that the bills therefore had not
been lost, strayed or purloincd, The
senate this afternoon passed both Of
these measures and sent them to the
governor They both, however hac
had their teeth drawn.
The house sent to the governor S
b. 1872 relative 10 recelverships the
vote being 4 to 1.
II. B. 16, with reference to the pay
ment of costs Of writs of error or ap-
peals By paupers passed unanimously,
as did house substitute for II. g. 234,
rptntit-o 10 potn ticeinp tDprC1untg and
requiring bond of $4,000 from those
going into the commission business.
Palmer Makes Trouble.
The house. by vote of 3i to hi
passed over the governors veto sem
ate substitute for H. L. II, by Mr..
MOntoya, of Bernalilo, requiring the
publication of delinquent tax lists 1t |
was al this iunCturc that Mr.. Palmer
arose to a question of personal prlvt- |
legc. He explained that he had APP /
preached Mr.. Renehan with n propo- !
stiOn to override the governors veto /
Of the capitol custodian board IN re- !
turn for bringing the prohibition
amendment out of committee, ana
confessed that upon this fact rested |
the charge of bribery" that Mr., Rem !
ehan had referred to at the morning |
session. He said that Mr.. Taylor had
gone in similar manner to Mr.. Manu. |
and that Mr.. Montoya, of SandoVaL !
would probably also have stood Dy /
such an agreement.
Mr. Palmer then began to talk III |
favor of the prohibition amendment |
and Mr.. Fleming, in the chair, called |
MN to order. Mr.. Palmer continued |
TO talk and Mr.. Fleming ordered hinl
to sit down Mr.. Palmer appealed |
irom the decision of the chair, ana |
there were loud calls for a roll cali
Mr. Fleming welded the gavel Wgor- I
ously, end Mr.. Mann made motion |
70 proceed with the next bill, but the
cries of roll CALI increased ana a /
general hubbub ensued. However, Me-
Fleming ignored the demands Tor q !
roll call, and when the house had
quieted down proceeded with the con-
Sderation of II. y. S9l providing -of
highway along section lines IL so
desired by the majority of voters IN
any district The bill passed unani-
m0usly.
community Property Bill Passes.
Mr.. Mann then called up senate
substitute for S. 3. 19, Mr.. Bartn
community property bill There was
ioud applause Mr. ChaVes y Luna
moved to table the bill, but the mo
uon failed by vote of "a to b. lht
OIL then passed amidst cheers III tne
galleries and from the floor, by vote
OF 35 to ), those voting against 1t be-
,ng Messrs Chaves y Luna, trancls'
Martinez. Sandoval and Trujillo.
The house then sent to the governor
" unanimous vote s. b. 20, by Mf.
lankey. embodying the recommend
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