Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-13
LIBEL
MEASURE Gains
HOUSE APPROVAL
Bill TO Protect Religious and
FraternaI Orders From False
Statements Passed Despite
Protest Of Tharp,

ESPECIAL pisrArcA 70 MORNING. JOURNAL
Santa re, Feb. i2.-tfnder suspen-
sion of the rules and after determin-
ca opposition Of Tharp, the house
nassed Senate Hlll No. "a, By Navarro,
for the protection Of fraternal and
lreligious associations against libel. 80
to s. IN addition 70 rharp. Chaves y
Luna spoke against the measure,
which was denounced by Tharpf as a
vicious one. He declared that any or
der or fraternity that needs the pro-
lection of such law certainly stood
in need Of public airing
House Bin No. Al. by Bryant. an
act to provide for the filing of mort
cages and liens on personal property
land fixing fees therefor was amend
ed ana passed unanimously
House Bill No. SS, by Montoya, Of
Bernalillo, the New Mexico Press as
| ISOLATION libel bill was made spe-
cial order for next Tuesday
The educational committee brought
| in an adverse report on House Bin
No. 1911, by Montoya Of sandoval,
providing for transportation Of pu-
pills in rural school districts OF not
less than 500 inhabitants. The adverse
report was adopted.
Reads History Endorsed.
| The same committee reported
House Bill No. 1913. with an amend
ment which adds y. NJ Reads New
Mexico school History 10 the books
required TO be Taught in the normal
schools. The bill was laid ON the table
temporarily until II Is printed. The
bin provides for an examination
board in spanish. This was also the
fate of House Bill No. 1893, reported
| favorably by the committee on edu-
cation. The bill is by sena and pro-
vides scholarships in the normal
schools for rural teachers.
House Bill No. 217. by Reinburg
and Gonzales. providing for the
transportation of pupils from school
district to school district so as to per-
| nit of school consolidation, was re-
ferred TO the committee on educa-
Ition for further consideration.
The following new bills were intro
duced:
No. 22O, by Martinez and Trujillo,
providing for the inspection of coal
oil ana gasoline at ! cent a gallon.
1.-THE auditor of The state is made coal
oil inspector, and is to divide the
state into districts and appoint depu-
ty inspectors. state affairs.
No. 221, by Montoya of Sandovai,
providing for the compilation. print
| ing and distribution of the school
laws and amending Chapter rs, Laws
of 1903. Education.
! No. 222, by Renehan. to amend
Section 81, Chapter 10, Laws Of 1908,
| 10 regulate the formation and gov
eminent of corporations for mining
manufacturing, etc. Corporations.
No. 223, by Abeyta, an act limit
ing the eligibility of county officers
public institutions.
No. 224, by Reinburg and Con
zales, relative to the organization, di-
vision, consolidation, district orgam-
zation and boundary changes OF
school districts and repeating Section
I22. Chapter 81, Laws of 1907. Educa-
ton.
Sena Wants Resolution Reported.
Sena rose to a question of privilege
and demanded to know why the COM
mttee on corporations, Hewitt char
man. had not YET brought in a report
on House Joint Resolution No 3,
which asks why the corporation
commission has not put into force
n s-cent-a-mile railroad passenger
rate.
Two more amendments to the con-
stitution were proposed by Palmer,
one to amend Section IA, Article 2,
regarding criminal prosecutions ana
the other House Joint Resolution NO
| IA, in which Tharp and others JON
! for the submission of prohibition
amendment to go into effect on jan
luary !, 1917 The former was re-
lferred TO the committee on constltu-
tional amendments, the other to the
committee on taxation.
Ex-Governor Herbert j. HIagerman
was honored with place BESIDE
Speaker Romero at the forenoon SEES.
sion The motion to take mp OUT OF
regular order, Senate Bill No. "a, me
Navarro libel bill, met with some OPP
position, but finally passed, 20 to -
recess was taken to p. m,
Mccoy Bin of Wide Interest
Every teacher and every prospee-
hive teacher in New Mexico, and
there are thousands of them, Is IN
terested in senate Bin No. 1903, by
Mccoy. to regulate. the certification
Of teachers. and repeating Sections
lana a chapter 81, Laws Of 1907. The
state board or education Is empow-
erea ia issue three grades Of element
arv teachers certificates upon exam
nations in such subjects as i may
lseIect or upon applicants presenting
GRADES in the subjects required from
lanv ~ tbe educational institutions OF
lane etate The examinations shall be
conducted by county school superln-
ltendents and shall be graded under
tbe direction Of the superintendent OF
n,hlic instruction, who may expend
a. ao0 to employ some person or per-
sone ia assist him in grading the pa
nors third grade certificate is TO
anti,le the holder to teach Tor one
vaar second grade for two years, first
erade three years. Teachers IN IN
cornorated municipalities must Sc
cure their certificates in accordance
with the act, but boards of education
i, snch places may issue certificates