New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-31
LEGISLATURE FAv0RS Three CENT EARES
FREE Text BOOK BILL NOT TO Be PASSED
MEMQR|A! AND CAPITOL EXTENSION APPEAR
PLANS FOR ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL DAY ADVANCE, GOV
ERNoR IS BUSY WITH STATE DEPARTMENT HEADS
ON BUDGET, TEACHERS SALARY BILL INTRODUCED.
NEW COUNTY PROJECTS MAKE THEIR APPEAR.
ANcE WHILE RESOLUTIONS OF POLITICAL BEAR
ING HAVE THEIR HEARING

partments. The money would be ad-
ministered BY board of three, ap-
pointed by the governor.
Permanent History Board
In the bill introduced by Baca and
Tsidoro Armijo asking for $4S 600 for
permanent memorial bu lding to
the soliiers and sailors of New Mex
leo who participated in the world
war. is a clause continuing h. state
board of historical service, which is
at present operating under the spec al
appropriation of the state council of
defense and the governors emergency
fund
Political Resolutions Appear
As substitute for the Democratic
resolution memorial.zing congress to
appropriate $4,000 600 for relief in
Armenia, Syria and the near' East.
which has passed the national cong
ress. Oliver Lee in the house pres
ented resolution to the effect that
discharged soldiers and their families
should he provided for first, The
Lee resolution was passed unanimous.
" following an objection to i bv
Democratic floor leader Frank Ves-
cley on technical grounds.
To Amend Road Tax
REPRESENTATIVE Carter this week
introduced bill nroviding that road
taxes shalt be applied to specific road
work, instead Of Coing in lump into
the county road funds. TIE bill
would maize tav m0rev pa'd in A
given district apply to road work. in
that district.
Many Bills introduced
OF about fifty bills so far intro
duced, many are in the nature Of
des gnating certain highways as state
highways. and as such enabling them
to participate in state aid Bills af-
fecting court procedure, and defining
certain crimes are among the quota
in the legislative mill A complete
list of the titles Of the bills so far
introduced is printed in this issue
of the State Record.
Roosevelt Memorial
The committee in charge of the
Roosevelt memorial will recommend
that it be held in the st Francis
auditorium of the state museum and
Governor Larrazolo has been asked
to preside. The Santa Fe Liberty
chorus will participate in the exer-
cises. Governor Larrazolo expects
to issue a proclamation calling on
the people of the state to observe
Roosevelt day. Major w. H. H.
is chairman of the COM
mittee for the observances to be held
in the capital.
To Move Spanish Normal
President Roscoe Hill of the
Spanish American Normal school at
Ell Rito has recommended to the
governor in his annual report the
removal of the institution to some
more accessible point, and this is pro-
position that will probably feature
in the legislation of the next few
weeks.
Bill Introduced
Senate Bill No. Introduced by
Mr., Gallegos; An Act Appropriating
Money to Defray the Cost of Legis-
lative Printing, Supplies and postage,
for the Two Houses of the Fourth
State Legislature.
Senate Bill No. 2-Introduced by
Mr. Salazar; An Act Providing for
the Payment of Per Diem and mile
age of the Lieutenant Governor and
NJ embers of the Fourth State Legi'-
ative of the State of New Mexico,
and Per Diem of the Employees Of
Said Legislature.
Senate Bill No. 3-Introduced by
Mr. Re:nburg; An Act To Amend
Sections lo. 20, 2l and % of Chap.
70 of the New Mexico Statutes An
rotated, and Chap. 100 of the Acts
IF the Second State Legislature of
New Mexico, and Chap. 81 of the
Acts of the Third Legislature of
New Mexico, Regular Session, Re-
ating to Irrigation Districts, and
Providing for Cooperation Between
Such D strict and the United States
Government Under the Terms Of
he Reclamation Law and Acts A.
Thereof and Supplement-
Try Thereto.
Senate Bill No +Introduoed by
Mr.. A. v. Lucero; An Act To Pro-
ride for the Health Inspection and
in the Public Schools.
Senate Bill No. s-Introduced bv
!. A. Mcdonald; An Act To Amend
Sections $500 and 1908 of the Code
If 1915, Relating to Mayor and Clerk
Right of Mayor to Vote-Remit-
ing Fines-City Marshal and Police
City Observation-Disclosures.
Senate Bill No. 6-Introduced by
VI. P. Skeen; An Act To Amend
section 1878 of the Annotated and
-odified Laws of New Mexico Re-
ating to Street Sprinkling. Giving
o Towns the Right to Provide for
Street Sprinkl;ng.
Senate Bill No. 7-Introduced by
Nr. Barth An Act Providing for Dis
ribution of Common Property on
he Death of the Wife.
Senate Bill No. 8-Introduced by
Nr. Barth; An Act Providing for
Allowances out of Estates for Wi
lows and Children.
Senate Bill No. 9-An Act To A.
mend Section ;d;s 9 of Chap. II of the
Senate Bill No. 10-An Act author
zing the Adjutant General of the
,tate of New Mexico to Cause to
,e issued a Book to be Known as
he Golden Book of New Mexico.
House Bill No. l-Introduced by
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