The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-16
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Santa le. y. NJ, January lt-
The house uf representatives fuu.
ted the federal dry amendment with
only one diHnnntina vote thia morn
inr. Tho measure went 20 the senate
thiH afternoon aud an affirmative ac-
ton Wns expected from the upper
body.
when press dispatches iuni night
brought word tlHt thirty sfto states
bud ratified thr amendment. wet and
ffy leaders tn tho house agreed to a
plan for swing NDW McNiro tho hon
uf uf hriur thr decisive state IN the
war ON John thtrtuyruru No difn-
Culty was encountered in securing
favorable votes since both political
parties were ploigcd 20 the uun-
cation.
shortl, before the house convened
this morning. Judge N. o. Barnes. re-
publican floor leader. moved n aus
p,naIuu uf the rules in order that the
prohibition law might be- considered
Hud included boo bic motion u profiH-
iuu that trfDrtrrr tu n committee hr
omitted The democratic whip. o. g..
Mthihup eft DhHf.a county. Hnruudc a
thr motion Tnrre wus mo- debate.
Itara Intru,lus,'- Nch~urV.
Tho lIll was then twice read hN
fitir and u thifi time in fuil. a. T..
llnru. pf Santa &C. county. tn whom
hriuucH the distinction Of having In
troducrd tho measure, moved the
pHHsuro OF Tho riiffiug resolution.
GUY a. liUrhtrt democrat. from
pom roll ,Hl fnrtN-nNo ayes were
recorded. Frank Nraoi, democratic
floor leader casting the onlN negative
vote fhg success of the resolution
Wus announced bN speaker sodillo a.
iO.ab o'clock
Representative nan then moved
thIf tn hiu hr unmedihtciN sent 20
thr Fvnute and thIs motion easily ear
rird. pom motion of Judge iiarncs
tho house adjourned hnbi 2 orl9ck
this afternoon.
Action of tho scnaic wns delayed
until O'Clock this afternoon, the
upper house having adjourned Ycs-
trtdnN until that hour. Tho fight
which tho proposal was expected 20
draw did NOT seem nkrN 10 material
H.. since the senators felt that New
Mexico should have the credit fot
putting through tho amendment ii
possible
Go,crnur Ia sien NJ Oncc.
shoula the legislature puss favor.
uhiN upon tho amendment today
GoNernnI 81. 4 tHrtusolo. who has
boon active lu iis support ia expect.
81 o. urn tho resolution ai once. The
governor boo his message or Wodnsa-
dns, promised the tulfillment OF pre-
election pledges aud stressed Hnecif,
ioalN thc prohibition amendment
while both houses are anxious "a
Hi iouru soon until Monday. n Be- like.
IS the Hrhators viii finish their bust.
ness first The upper house h cN.
poctcd Co adjourn from 8 o'clock thif
afternoon until g o'clock Monday
Tho house of representatives viii h'
held together until Friday mornin.
when lt ls expected thnt tho commit
tees VIII be- announced Aiiournmcn
Will then probably ho taken unit
Monday afternoon The memhers o
the house were assigned their perm
uncui seats This morning. Nopre
arntuiiN,s = Epstein, powhatui
Carter and Zoe Howard are stili ah
sent Jose %. Senn has presented %
I tho proaiding Officers OF both lcnisia
| tive bodies ra1ol mndc hy tho man
] uul trtInInE department of tho hIr|
/ school with thoir compliments
chaplain, Most WsNorend Autoni
| FourchsEu. Santa Fs.
I Chief clerk. Lorenzo peluado. Sal
Miguel assistant A }, Fisher a
/ large
scrgoaul al arms. AnusiacIo padiu
! Beruullllo county
Assistant sergeant az arms. Nidnqui
/ Martinez Valencia county.
] Second resistant sergeant az ARM
] D. C. williams bona Ana county
Enrouue ciorks lncuho Nign. ri
Arrihn coUnt ana Frank Ngjl. Col
] fuN county
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