El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-17
MN. SENATORS
To HEAR VETS
No Rush On U. S. Prohibi-
ton; Governor Is Going
Over Budget Fund.

santa Ee. N NJ, jan 1.-THE SEN
ate Of New Mexico will not hasten
consideration Of the national prohi-
bition amendment when the legisla-
ture reconvenes next Monday, having
adjourned yesterday until the first Of
next week. Time for fastening is
past. Nebraska having beaten New
Mexico under the wire by being the
last state necessary to ratify the
amendment in order to make the na-
ton dry. The senate next week VIII
receive the opposition argument, pre-
sented by New York hotel men.
Gov. Larrazolo yesterday appointed
Alfred MOntOya, of BernalillO, ser
geant Of mounted police in the second
district. Sandoval. Bernalillo, McKin-
ley and Valencia counties. He an
nounces that all mounted police viii
be named this week
The governor also will name the
entire mbershfp of the cattle and
sheep sanitary boards
On account Of emergency conditions,
the majority Of the members are ex-
pected TO be from the south and west
parts Of the state.
Studies Budget Fund.
The governor has commenced what
IS expected TO be three weeks Of
arduous labor in going over the
budget The executives recommends
tfons as TO increased educational eff
cheney. more rapid highway building
and other things will call for in
creased moneys and the governor
stated today he believes it viii be pos
sihle to finance his program Of econ
omy in other directions. while he be-
lieves the TAXPAYERS viii not object
70 eli fwnrangn
better roads and schools. Committee
assignments in the house viii prob
ably not be announced until Monday.
Speaker Sedillo announced the ap-
pointment OF Frank Winston. Sierra
as an additional member of the COM
mittee on rules.
Robertson, Democratic leader. said
that Winston was satisfactory to the
minority
The entire house list Of employees
was adopted. but Democrats RETAINED
from voting Speaker Sedillo az
nounced that he had been working
very hard on The list Of committees
Of the house, but had been unable 10
complete them" and that there would
be no announcements made until
Monday or Tuesday OF next week.
The Appointments.
The new house list Of employees, as
finally amended by the caucus and
passed by the house, made changes
from the previously published list, as
follow Enrolling clerks, Sixto Chavez.
Isidoro Lucero; stenographers. Adela
Muller, Kathryn Chavez, TiOdOlo Lu-
zero. Of SOcorro county. and Brauiio
Aragon- Lincoln county; postmaster,
Vicente Martinez Mora county The
list Of senate committee chairmen IS
as follows: Rules. Reinburg. OF Dona
Ana judiciary, kaseman. BernalillOi
finance Clark San Miguel: railroads,
Lawrence, Mckinley corporations,
Gallegos. San Miguel; education. Nc
Donald. SOcorrO; public institutions,
Sanchez. Taos; irrigation and water
rights. EsqulbeL RIO Arriba (Rein-
berg. Of Las Cruces. acting, as Esqui-
bel viii be absent all session.; militia,
Baird OterO. public lands, MiraL 81,
Valencia (Baird second in rank); in
surance, banks and banking. Murray.
Grant; Livestock and agriculture,
Emilisno Lucero. Sandoval; mines and
manufactures. Murray. Grant; consti-
tutional amendments. Reinburgs
printing. enrolled and engrossed bills.
Reinburg, DOna Ana; roads and high
ways. Tully. Lincoln; privileges and
elections, SalaZar, Mora; revision,
Kaseman. BernaliIlo; executive com
munications, Baird. Otero-
Plan Health Crusade.
A modern health crusade" is to be
inaugurated among the school chill
QEen OF New Mexico umQer the aus
pices Of the New Mexico public health
association, according to John Tombs,
secretary. in an announcement here
today. Prizes for competition in per-
sonal hygiene will be awarded
Arthur Seligman. chairman OF the
Democratic state central committee,
denies the report that he viii resign
his position at the meeting OF tae
state committee In Albuquerque called
for January % He says he viii con-
tinue his fight, regardless Of his de-
feat in the last election, until the
next state convention. He admits that
the main purpose of the meeting, after
hearing reports. is 10 lay plans for
founding a Democratic daily in Al
buquerQue.
Articles Of Incorporation were
granted today to TIE Lovington Cattle
Co, Of Carlsbad. with J. II Loving
ton statutory agent The company IS
capitalized at 1920. 600 All OF the in
corporators live at Carlsbad J. n
Martha, E. Marvin and Carl 3. Low
inEton each have SOC shares.