The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15

New Mexico viii meet in SANTA fe In
A short time. I am Informed. for the
purpose OF considering such amend.
menta 20 the banking laws Of OUT
state az IN their opinion will be- need
ed. a. well for the protection Of the
people Of the state ~ Tor the banks
themselves.
I'M these DAYS Of great Industrial
enterprises and business competition
the bnnf IN an indispensable inHtitu.
ton. aud never can We give too much
care aud attention 90 the establish.
mcnt and maintenance Of banks on q
safe aud sound basis. 40 that their
business wiil be equally profitable 10
them and advantageous 10 the gem
eral pubic.
With this object in view u b. more
than probable that some amendments
viii be offered hv tho Bankerf' nE4o-
citation OF the state TO % existing
bar king laws; ~ IN anticipation
thereof. ! request you 10 consider such
recommendations dispassiOnaiely. und
20 study them exclusively from The
point Of view Of o. mutual advantage
and beneft 60 both the hankor and
III general public.
state Institutions.
later during your session, the hud-
get will be- submitted Cor your con-
alteration. aud In due time tho needs
OF NMf NMNNNMN NNANN NN"NNHN"N" WV
be- made known 20 you.
A. his time ! desire 10 direct your
attention principally 10 the existing
needs and requirements Of The state
Asylum for the Insane. This ! may
be- permitted 70 DO because have
peraonal knnwlodgr OF the conditions
OF that Institution. n H. now Ho crowd
I'd with patients as 90 make conditions
therein rather u~nrnnitnrN " any
more patients we're sent to The inHii-
tuition IN addition 10 those nt pre-.
ent housed there. an addition would
be- required for their proper care aud
accommodation.
\ letter was received BY me o. few
DAYS ago from the chief medical ud-
visor % the federal government. ask
ing for Information as 90 tho mum
our Institution for the insane, with
thc Wow Of pineing there some ot our
returning soldiers who are nov sui.
foring with mental diseases. and !
was compelled to inform him that
We did not have ono vacant bod nor
room for an additional ouo
therefore most earnestly an
urgently request that Nou make pru-
visions for ample additions 10 the
state Insane Asylum. with q view 81
meeting The demands that urc con
sinntiy being nude upon that infti-
tutinu.
state Iia. Association.
Of uli human undertaking. tho
Science ct leglHiltuu ia among the
most difficult f not the most deli.
cate. ~ tsstainlv n one of the most
important duf.ts of civilized society
40 difuruh NJ lH that. indeed, While
tho most eminent tnlouts and minds
That the world has ever produced
have been called 90 the TASK Of icEIH.
latinE yet. with 40 the added oNper-
ioucc and knowledge Of mankind
through tho uEcs. tho science of lcrin-
iatinr lH stnl in an experimental stage
Nor does tt always fan 90 the lot 81
those who, hy profession uud by Nte
long study. have educated themselves
in the study Of @ law, 20 be called
upon 60 icTHlnie Tor their fellow NAV
Iut Legislators ufe generally chosen
from people ln tho common walks ~
ne. who can only hrnr into the az
fcuit task their experience aud know
edge Of human affairs. and their good.
sound umuon SENSE and solid iudr
msnt ~ follows that The auEreHitunr
made hN tho mon. who have devoted
their lives 90 fhp study uf he law
on matters Of legislation. should o.
uten very respectful attention hf
those charged With the duty Of lcgia-
latinr.
Thvrsforo. in This connection 0. ! her
IN say To- YOU. that whatever recon
mnndntIous ura made Tor your CON
aidprntion along Legislative lines ht
the state bar association, should De-
reIyo very respectful and considerable
attention hy you,
Memorial ~ Nrw NrNico'- Fart ln
he Great War. tntt-tpiO.
IN conclusion, lct me say 90 Won
Senators and Representative. That
We owe il TO the heroic ANA patriotic
services OF uur HuliirrH and sailor
who have an calamity served their.
rountry in the wtr that ls now happily
coming go un vud. us we'll aH o. thD
mo- 90 noble women Of our state
whose loyal devotion and sacrifices
contributed he no lcFn degree 90 The
victorious CONCLUSION of This wnr. that
Wp 10 something 90 pcruOtuntc Tor the
time 30 come. ths memory NJ ull those
noble efforts In the battlefield aud boz
tirc home 7 ihnll not here attempt to
surrrst 60 YOU what. or in what form
W. Hhuuld conserve hat memory Tor
/ future generations. Will leave hat
io YOU 10 determine from among the
numerous urouusltious hat will boz
suggested 90 YOU during your present
session. but knowing and understand
tnr fun well your appreciation and
grateful remembrance of thuse great
efforts, 7 have mo- doubt that YOU viii
provide for % lasting aud substantial
expression Of tho gratitude that We
an feel Tor our soldiers, our sailors.
and our citizenship ut large. iy nr-
Cepting and authorizing such a mem
orial as may seem IN and proper
undur Tho circumstances. and ! roc-
ommond that you 10 do.