New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-03-02

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Prohib't'on'
On Wednesday the house passed
hy practically unanimous vote the
two bills providing for the kind and
time OF the prohibition election. OPP
position melted away before the de
termination of the house members
to pass these bills which had receiv-
ed the unanimous vote of the senate.
The election will be held on next
November 8. As 10 the manner Of
holding the election, a procedure for
the insurance of secret ballot was
adopted, which will apply to not
only the ensuing contest, but to all
elections upon the subject of consti-
tutonal amendments in this state
henceforth.
Shutin booths, no suggestions
from the judges of elections to the
voters unless the voters ask such
questions as how to deposit their
vote, and so on; ballots carefully
counted out by county clerks, and as
carefully counted in again; sample
ballots printed on different color
OF paper in order to give the voter
a chance to familiarize himself with
the form OF ballot; and other safe
guards, these are the principal items
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Elections Every Year.
The house voted House Joint Re
solution No. y, which would auth
orise county elections on the odd
numbered years for the purpose OF
electing county Officers and mem
bers of the legislature. The reso-
luton carried with it a provision
that al present office holders and
members OF the legislature should
hold Office until January first 1920
A vigorous debate on the adoption
of the minority committee report
which was unfavorablc to the pass
age of the measure, was precipitat-
ed. vote was ordered.
Senate Bill No. l0S was passed BY
the house carrying $500 for the
expense of commission TO be an