Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-07

committee of seven. which lnvesti.
sated the measure thoroughly he said
l nave no definite or certain interest
W tnls measure. said Mr.. Renehan.
II the SUIT now pending is decided in
laNor OF my clientsl am Interested
II NOT, | lose | have spent on this
case Si60. That is the extent OF my
interest. The penitentiary has braz-
ehiy robbed an old woman for the
past tourteen years The pcnitentiary
mas made S2lO,000 in that period Of
time rms resolution Is not offered
iof worthy purpose. I ask for an
addltlonal committee of five or seven
TO investigate this bill and report back
by Monday noon"
No Reflection Intended.
Mr.. Bryant denied that he had any
personal feeling in the matter and
stated that his idea was merely to In
Vestlgate the rumors that Mr. Rene
nan Is an attorney of record for the
claimants of land involved in the bill
ana is to receive half of whatever
amount may be derived from the ap-
preparation.
MI. Holland declared that the reso
luton is reflection upon the preyi-
Gus committee Il was member Of
This committee he said We went
into this matter as well as we could,
and it Is for the courts TO decide how
much the state owes for the clay
taken This bill merely provides that
when such judgment Is rendered the
state shall pay it,
Mr.. Bryant replied: - did not
know that a special committee had
investigated, and ask the privilege
10 withdraw this resolution" The
resolution was then Withdrawn
Bills Signed by Governor.
The governor today signed the fol-
lowing bills:
II. Il. as, by Mr.. Hontoya of Ber-
nalillo, authorizing the governor 90
appoint one woman on each board f
the educational Institutions of the
state, with the exception Of the milf
tary institute.
II. B. So by Mr.. Abeyta. to create
state highway between ilondo, In
Lincoln county and Mogollon, in So
zorro county, and authorizing a levy
for its construction.
X. B. 90, by Mr.. Black. amending
section /, chapter 90, of the laws of
1903, relative to the sale of a por-
ton Of a stock of merchandise 9th +
than in the ordinary course of trade
H. B. 25S, by Mr. ortiz, Mr.. Mon
toya and Mr.. Mann, to regulate the
location of Y. NJ. G. A. buildings.
II. J. NJ. 4, by Mr. Montoya OF Ber-
nalillo and Mr. Mann, endorsing bill
No. 5,30S, before the recent session Of
congress, to regulate the mail order
business
II. j. NJ. 3. by Mr. Vigil of Socorro,
memorializing congress to give New
Mexico 1900 600 acres of public do
main for road purposes
S. B. 1853, by Mr.. Holt, fixing the
time for court terms in the Third
judicial district
Senate substitute for S. B. 81, by
Mr. Pankey, the garnishee bill advo-
Gated by the New Mexico Merchants
association.
Laws by Limitation.
Tho following bills have become
law by limitation:
H. j. 2Q9, by Speaker Romero, to
amend section % of chapter SO Of
the laws Of 1909, providing for the re-
moval of officers and establishing
procedure under which vacancies are
to be filled by the district judge in
stead Of by the governor.
H. B. 1876, by Mr.. Martinez and Mr.
Trujillo, to amend chapter 81 of the
laws of 1912, entitled an act to amend
subsection IA of section 3,4S7 of the
compiled laws, prescribing the com
missions which may be charged by
money lenders and loan brokers.
The house passed S. B. 1877, by Mr..
Champion, to provide for the nomina-
tion and election of United States SEN
ators, and the bill now goes to the
governor
New Bills in Senate.
The following new bills were intro
duCed in the senate:
1SS, by Mr.. Walton by request rel
ative to the rights Of any person to
employ private counsel to assist the
attorney general and the district at
torney. Judiciary
1S9, by Mr. Pankey, relative to the
sale by municipalities of public ser
vice industries. Corporations.
1870, by Mr.. Sulzer, relative to des-
ignating voting places by county COM
missioners. Privileges and elections.
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