El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15
BILL WOULD PAY
JACOD0 CHAVES FOR
PAST Two YEARS
WETMoRE PROPOSES ApPRo-
PRlATioN FOR iNsuHANcE SU-
PERiNTENDENT'S OFFICE; BILL
TO ABOLISH INTRODUCED

wetmore OF Lincoln county. The ap
preparations provided by the bill taxi
the place Of those cut out of the gen
eral appropriation bill in 1915 b,
Governor Mcdonald. The deficiency
appropriation bill passed by the las
legislature provided $11,700 for thu
payment of Superintendent Chaves
salary for the three years from De
cember l, 1912, to December 1, 1915
and the expenses Of his office from
March, 1918, to December 1, 1915, as
the superintendent and his Office were
without appropriations for the periods
mentioned as q result Of the contr0
yersy over the existence Of the Office
commission. Two bills providing fol
the adjustment of the insurance de
partment and the transfer of its duties
to the state corporation commission
have been introduced in the present
house.
A list of the bills introduced in the
house and senate yesterday afternoon
follows: rsl4
H. B. 223, by Mares. To amend Sec
ton 1854 Of the Qualification of 1915,
providing for the salaries Of school
teachers. Disbursements of Public
Monies.
H. B. 224, by Winston. To provide
for the construction and maintenance
of a bath house in the incorporated
village Of Hot Springs, N. M, and to
make appropriations therefor. Fin
ance.
H. B. 225, by Wetmore. Appropria-
ting moneys for the payment of the
superintendent Of insurance for SER
vices rendered and not compensated.
and for the payment of clerk hire and
general expense in his Office for which
no compensation has been provided
for the two years beginning with the
first day of December, 1915, and end
ing the first day of December, 1917.
Finance.
H. B. 226, by Arellano. To amend
Section / of Chapter IL of the Session
Laws of 1915, relative to county Off
GERS. Internal Affairs.
H. B. 227, by Garcia. Declaring a
certain highway to Ojo de la Vaca
from the town of Santa Fe a public
highway. State Affairs.
H. B. 22S, by Otero. Providing for
the salary of school teachers. Educa-
ton.
H. B. 229, by Romero (San Miguel).
To amend Section l of Chapter rs of
the Session Laws of 1915 relating to
|garnishment proceedings. Judiciary.
H. B. 230, by Arellano. For the
cleanliness of towns and villages not
Incorporated. Internal Affairs.
II. B. 231, by Ortiz (Rio Arriba). To
amend Section 5 of Chapter IL of the
Laws of 1915. State Affairs.
Fl. B. 232, by Stroud and diversion.
Providing for teaching of higher
grades in the rural schools. Educa-
ton.
H. B. 1888, by Strood and York. To
amend Section /, Chapter 70 of the
1915 Session Laws. Education.
Fl. B. 2S4, by Gomez. Preventing
the establishment and maintenance of
gates upon roads used by mail car.
riers and providing penalty for viola
tion. State Affairs.
H. B. 235, by Messrs. r. A. Ortiz
and Pardue. To amend Section 10,
Chapter Sd, Session Laws Of 1915.
Taxation.
H. B. 236, by Algert. To amend Sec
lions 5437, 1853, 5465, 546S and Chap.
ter Sc of the Session Laws of 1915,
and to repeal Sections 5434, 5435, 5436,
544S, 5459 and 5467 of the Codification
relating to the assessment of property
for taxes. Judiciary
H. B. 237, by Barnes, by request.
To prohibit discrimination against
any person in places of amusement,
restaurants, eating houses, saloons,
ETC., and hotels, On account Of race
or nationality. and prescribing a PEN
atty for violation. Judiciary.
H. B. 238, by Gurule. To eradicate
predatory and destructive animals and
to provide an appropriation therefor.
Livestock.
S. B. 14S, by Kaseman. To amend
the Code Of 1915 relative to garnish-
ment.
S. B, lao. by Kaseman. To amend
tho Code of 1915, relative to judg-
fnents.
S. B. $50, by Messrs. Lea and
OktGD. DecldrnnS dDOTtiOH u leiuiiy
and fixing penalty therefor.
s. B. 15l. by Dunlavy. Appropriate
ing the sum of $4,000 to pay the ex-
pense of rewards offered in .appre-
hending accused murderer and finding
the body Of Clyde D. Armour.
s. B. 152, by Dunlavy. Providing
a penalty for the wrongful removing
Of means of identification on automo-
biles
S. B. 1853, by Clark. Transferring
certain moneys from the Insurance
Fund and the Interest on Deposits
Fund to the Legislature Expense
fund. ora
s. B. 154, by Calisch. Relating to
the reading OF the Declaration OF In
dependence and the displaying of the
American flag during the reading OF
same once each month in the schools
of New Mexico.
S. b, 1856, by Dunlavy. Appropriate
ing money for the delivery to the ad-
jutant general OF discharge papers of
soldiers of the Civil War.
s. b. 1855, by Calisch. by request OF
board Of embalmers. Regulating the
transportation OF dead bodies.
s. y, 157, by Reinburg. Providing
for the exemption of property from
attachment, execution and for other
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