The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-20
Soldier Board Bill
Killed In House

great fcrVor .thaL tho Winston amend
menf WIS luN ~ What he had been
working for Tor several days, hut mat
since the party vas pledged 10 give
ratification 10 the suffrage amend
ment. and ns lawyers had told him {
would not be constitutional 10 submit
10 "a referendum, he would vote
against WinHton's amendment. The
vote ON Winston's amendment VAS a2
against and ~ for. Those voting for
Us adoption we're; F%utrcloth, Con
zales. Guruie. Livingston. Medina or
teru, Otero. padilla, OF Socorru, Ito
moro. Bomo. Tnmony. Trulillo. Nese-
~. Winston.
ON the roll caii 10 aduh' the resolu-
tion ratifying the national amend
OF the 80 votes cast. 20 la .avor were
republican. The parry lacked one
vote Of the requUcd majority. VI
Curns or Lloweilyn either one had
been present thu resolution would
have been passed with "a republican
majority. The only democrats voting
Against the resolution were Gonzales,
Of Union. and Wesley. Of Grant. Not-
ms Tor ratification were. Arundp, Ar
milo. de- Almond. Iaca, Barnes, blnn
chard. Carter Of Socorr2, carter OF
Lea. clancy. Epstein. Griego. Hanson,
Herbert Howard. Hunter Of san Juan,
Hunter OF QUAY. fhnll. Ice. Livingston,
Llnwood. lohato. Lynd, MnscarcnuH
Mcihop. Morris, Otero. ladillu Of Der
n%ailio, Padilla of ColfaN. Ramirez.
Robertson. Romero. sanchez, ItmonN'
Turner. Vargas. Speaker Scdillo. Tn"
votes against were: fatrcioth, o
ztles, Gurule. Medina, Ortegs. pndilla
nf Socorro, KCmo, Trulillo, Wesley,
Winston.
Bnls To Governor.
The housr %Uuucurred in two senate
bills. aa amended. making % total OF
three hills that have been made ready
/ for Governor ~i.nrr0zulu'a EiEuutur",
the senate ON wednesday attention
h-ving coucurrad in the 100 htll for
/ ~trluFcrihluE D. records Of hldniEn
county. The senate bills %coucurr"d In
by the hous, we're No. 81 passed 30 10
q. FOR "a road boo Grant ana Sietrn coun-
] lies: 40. o. ~uuthorizing county ana
I municipal ~uufnortties to make e. levy
/ Tor additional employees in the health
service. whcu auch employees are nee
cssury. in the opinion OF the cOmmis-
| sioncr OF the state health department
Acting under direction Of the iudtc-
! larry mmIft barnes introduced
| house bill so 10. the new public de-
Tense moaHur" tp|proprtatinE the sun
/ nf Agb.Uuu Con The protection fund ~
The original ril. drafted at the Hug-
gesiion ~ Governor latrinzolo, Hppro-
] urlated $500 Tor this purpose.
Barnes said 'asf night he had confer
rcd with the nuvernor an the subject
] % iiMl TOO EuNtflhl NhN HAiN ~
would accent lie sum Of S2h, 0uu. ~,
iu the Judgment of the house that was
the sum which should he upprnpri-
atcd.
Speaker S.IIlo said that ho feared
the constitutional amendment rraolu-
ton. that hD lad introduced an tho
morning HDs..HiL was Invalid TOR the
: reason that uuy regular sessions uf
The Legislature lrp empowered O." sun
nflt constitutional amendments. The
amendment would have made it pos
Hlblc To put u Graded tag ON Incomes.
Following Mo- passage Of the sui
| frngc resolution the houHo Was DO zee
cess to ruahIr Inc committee tu con
slider several bals. on rsuWiht
work. % remained in session unil @
o'clock.
The scnI introduced ~ bill, one
Joint resolution and N Joint mcwor-
lHi III" lIH No ~. bN ~itrinhufg,
repeats Chapter l27i Of D laws 90
1913, The 100 repealed b. the exist
ing soldier Hpttlemont law The rcso-
tuition. hy S~nlular. commeudH the gov
ernor for his prompt ana economical
handling OF tUp situation in the recon,
coat sirltf. The unused hnlanc OF
El1.3hf. 90. from The mounted police
fund, b. directed TO be- turned into the
state treasury. to be crcditnd 20 the
Interest un deuosits tuhd' me mem
orial, hy Baird, unun me presl-
dent the pr-aristy Of deiorrinF the
. sale Of the former German liners