davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deming graphic., 1921-09-06
LEGAL

the legislature. amend his said bud
get and general appropriation bill,
10 correct any oversight. or in case
of emergency, by delivering such
amendment or supplement TO the
presiding officers OF both houses;
and such amendment or supple
ment shall thereby become part Of
said gneral appropriation bill as an
addition TO the Items of said bill or
as a modification Of or substitute for
any item of said bill such amend
ment or such supplement may ef-
feet.
Sub Section (H). The legisla-
lure may amend such general ap-
preparation bill by increasing the
items therein relating to the Judic-
ial Department. hut may not other
wise alter or amend such bill ,ex-
cept 10 strike out or reduce items
therein.
Subsection ID. Prior 10 the
final action on the general appro-
alton bill, the legislature may pro
vide for It's salaries, mlage aud nee
essary legislative expenses by spec
ial appropriation bills specifically
limited TO such purposes. but before
final action on the general appropri-
alton bill il shall not enact any other
appropriation bill, except upon the
recommendation of the governor.
Sub Section ~. The governor
may. at any time, recommend 10 the
legislature supplementary budgets
and supplementary appropriation
bills based thereon. all of which
shall be subject to The same proceed
ure as the original budget and the
general appropriation bill.
Sub sect ION X. After final act
nom uu the general appropriation bill
ur ON recommendation of the gov
crnor special Appropriation bills
may be enacted, but every appropri-
alton shall be embodied in a separate
bill, limited 10 some single work,
subject or purpose therein stated.
Subsection ID. I'm the event of
any inconsistency between any of
the provisions of this section and
any of the other provisions Of the
constitution. the provisions of this
section shall prevail But nothing
herein shall IN any manner affect
the provisions of Section - of Ar
iicle " of the constitution. or be
construed as preventing the govern
or from calling special sessions Of
The legislature as provided by Sec
tion &. of Article " of the consti-
tuition, Or as preventing the legis-
lature. at such special sessions,
from considering any emergency ap-
preparation or appropriations.
Deming graphic., 1921-09-06
FOR THE AMENDMENT ----
AGAINST THE AMENDMSUT

No. Il
JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING
THE AMENDMENT or SECTION
3. ARTICLE Xxx. AND SECTION
;. ARTICLE ", or THE CON
STITUTION or THE STATE OF
NEW MEXICO.
&C., S. for 5. j, r. No. I, Apr, Mch.
II, 1921.
BE II resolved by the Legislature of
the state of New Mexico:
Section I. That Section 2, of Ar
tlcle Xxx. of the Constitution of the
State of New Mexico be and the same
is hereby amended to read as fol
lows:
Section 3. The term of office Of
every state county or district Of
ficer except the governor of the
state, and those elected To fill va
cancles, shall commence on the first
day Of January ntXt after his elect
ion. The term of the governor of
the state shall commence on the
first day of December next after his
election.
Section ,. That Section > Of Arti-
Gle ", of the Constitution ~ the
State of New Mexico be and the
same - hereby amended to read as
follows:
Section ..
subs Section a. The regular
biennial session of the legslalVc
shall begin at twelve o'cloC X. noon,
on the first Tuesday of February
next. after each general election No
regular session shall exceed sixty
days and no special session shall
exceed thirty days,
SUBJ Section ,Bl All moneys re
ceived on account of the stale from
any source whatsoever, shall be paid
INTO the treasury thereof.
Subsection Co. The legislature
shall not appropriate any money
out of the treasury except IN accord
nnce with the provisions OF this sec
lion.
Sub Section fDl On or before
the 18TH day of January in each year
session of the legislature, every de
partment institution and agency oi
The state except the legislative de-
parlmcnt, shall submit 10 the gov
ernor of the state detailed stale
ment showing actGal revenues and
expenditures for the two fiscal years
intervening since the last regular ses-
sion of the legislature, together with
estimates of appropriations required
To meet the financial needs of such
department, institution. or agency
illmized as the governor may re-
qulre.
Satisfaction ,El, On or before the
twentieth day of every regular scs-
sion of the legislture, the governor
shall prepare and shall submit To
the legislature a budget containing a
detailed statement and estimate of
all anticipated revenues of the stale,
and complete plan OF proposed eX-
pendlures for the state government
during the ensuing bieunium.
Subsection (F). For the pur-
pose of preparing his budget the
governor shall have power TO require
any board. commission. officer or
to furnish him with any
which he may deem
necessary.
Subsection 90. Al any time the
governor submits his budget 10 The
legislature. he shall also submit
bill, To be known sa the General
Appropriation Bill. which shall con-
lain all Of the proposed approprI-
ations Of the budget clearly ilemilcd
and classified. and The presiding Of
ficer of each house shall immcdl-
ally. cause said hill To he referred
together with the accompanying
budget To the appropriate committee
fer IFS consideration. The governor
NAV hrfnrn final Aclinn lhnrnnn hN
Deming graphic., 1921-09-06
FOR THE. AMENDMENT --
AGAINST THE AMENDMS"T
No Z.

JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING
AN AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE
NIL OF THE CONSTITUTION
or THE STATE OF NEW
MEXICO. ENTITLED PUBLIC
LANDS
;. J. n No, If, Apps March f., ip2i
BE II Resolved by the Legislature Of
the state of New Mexico:
Sec. I. That Article XIII Of the
Constitution of the State of New
Mexico bc amended 50 as To read as
follows:
ARTICLE XIII PUBLIC LANDS
Section + All lands belonging to
the State of New Mexico and all
lands granted. transferred or con
flrmed tO the State 10y Congress, and
all lands hereafter acquired. are de
clared to be- public lands Of the stale
TO be held or disposed of as may be
provided by law for the purpose for
which they have been or may be
granted, donated or otherwise ac-
quired
Section ? 4 permanent Commits
sion 10 consist of three members,
not more than two of whom shall
belong lO the same political party
is hereby created. which shall he
known as the state Land Commls-
sion
Section 3. The members of The
Commission shall be appointed by
the governor. by and with the advice
and consent of the senate. and shall
be- subject 10 removal only for cause
Each member shall hold office for q
term of six years from and after his
appointment. and until his successor
shall have been duly appointed and
qualified; Provided, that the three
members of the Commission first ap-
pointed and confirmed shall immedi-
alcly qualify and classify themselves
by lot so that one of them shall hold
office for two years. one for I years.
and one for six years. from and after
January Isl, 1923, and thereafter enc
Commissioner shall be appointed eV-
cry two years; Provided, however,
thai the members Of The Commission
FIRST lo bc appointed shall be appoint
ed during the regular session of the
legislature iO convene m the year
1929. aud, provided further, that until
such Commission shall be duly ap-
pointed and qualified as hcreinabove
provided the Commissioner of Pub
lie Lands elected at The general cleo
tion IN the year 1920 shall continue
to act as Commissioner of Public
Lands with all powers ami auth
ority heretofore exercised by him.
Section (. The State Land Com
mission shall select, locate. classify,
and have the direction. control, care,
and disposition of all public lands,
under The provisions Of the Acts of
Congress relating thereto and such
regulations as may be provided by
law.
Section >. The Commission shall
annually elect one of IFS members
Chairman, and shall appoint Chief
Clerk. aud such other officers, as
sistantS and subOrdinales as may be
requisite and necessary for the
proper conduct of The affairs of the
state Land Office. The Commission
shah prescribe ITS own rules of order
aud procedure concerning its official
duties. The salaries of the Commits
sioners shall be- fixed by the legis-
lalure.
"Scclion q. All Of the duties. pow
ers. aud prerogaliVcs now by law in
upon or vested IN the Com |
missioner or Public Lands " the /
state Of New Mexico. shall as soon |
as The first three members. appoint |
ed and confirmed under authority Of
Deming graphic., 1921-09-06
FOR THE AMENDMENT ---- j
AGAINST THE AMENDMSUT
NOS

nos.
A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOS-
ING AN AMENDMENT TO SEC
TlON TWO or ARTICLE EIGHT
or THE CONSTITUTION OF
THE STATE or NEW MEXICO.
G.. ; for 5. ]. R. No. II, Apr March
-. 1921
BE is Resolved by the Legislature OF
the State of New Mexico:
Section I That Section , of Ar
ticle VIII Of the Constitution of the
state Of New Mexico be, and the
same is hereby amended To read as
follows.
Section >. The maximum rate Of
taxation TO bc levied for all state
purposes and uses, including the ed
ucational penal, and charitable IN
stuiionS, shall not exceed SIX mills
on the dollar of the assessed Nalu-
alton of all property subject to tax
atIon in the state. The maximum
rate of tax to he levied for all County
purposes and uses, excepting special
school leVies. general school tax lev
les, special levies for health pur-
poses. and special leNieS on specific
classes OF property. shall not exceed
five 10 mills on the dollar. Pro-
vded, However. that tax not eN-
ceedlng two (2) mills on the dollar
.ui the assessed valuation of all prop
erty subject 10 taxation IN this state
may be levied for the construction
aud maintenance Of the State High
ways. which SAID twe y mills levy
shall not be within the State or
County limitations heretofore fixed.
The maximum rate Of tax to be- lev
led for all general County srhool
purposes and uses shall not exceed
Ten 10 mills on the dollar: Pro-
vided However. that an additional
levy of moi 10 exceed five ,5) mills
ON the dollar may be- made with the
Joint. written consent Of the Board
of County Commissioners and The
State Tax Commission. The maxi
mum rate of tax To he levied for
City, Town, or Village purposes or
uses shall not exceed fiNe ,5l mills
on the dollar. The maximum amount
of tax To be levied for health pur-
poses shall hot exceed One-hah ~
mill The maximum rate Of tax To
he levied by school districts for
special school district purposes shall
not exceed five i5) mills ON the
dollar. The foregoing limitations
shall not apply TO leVieS for the
payment of the public debt or inter
est thereon; Provided, Further, that
the limitations herein contained
shall not apply TO tax levies author
lied by the Fifth Legislature and
exempted from similar limitations
in existing laws.
Deming graphic., 1921-09-06
NO. H..

AGAINST IHb AbENDMStI
NO. II.
A JOINT RESOLUTION PROVID-
ING FOR AN AMENDMENT TO
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO BY
ADDING THERETO ANOTHER
SECTION TO ARTICLE IN. THE
SAME TO RE NUMBERED i6
II. ]. n. No. y. Filed Mch., 2S, 1921
BE il Enacted by the Legislature OF
the State Of New Mexico:
Section T. That the following am
eudmcnl 10 Article IN Of the Con
siIlutlon of the State of New Mexico
a an additional section of said Ar
ticle IN. lo be numbered Section i6.
Is proposed. Ito be submitted TO the
electors of the state at an election 10
be held.
Seclon i6. Laws enacted by the
Fifth Legislature authorizing the IS
sue and sale of State Highway bonds
for the purpose Of providing funds
for the construction and improve
ment Of state Highways and TO en- q
able the state tO meet and secure
allotmentS of Federal Funds 10 aid
IN construction and Improvement Of
roads. aud laws so enacted author
lZiug the issue and sale Of State
Highway Debenturcs 10 anticipate
the collection Of revenues from mot
or vehicle licenses ana Olhar rev
enucs provided by law for The State
Road Fund. shall take effect with
out submitting them To the electors
of the state, and Notwithstanding
that the total Indebtedness of the
state may thereby temporarily eX-
ceed one per centum of the assessed
valuation of all property subject 10
taxation In the state. Provided. that
the total AMOUNT of such State High
way Bonds payable from proceeds
Of taxes levied on property outstand-
ing at any one time shall not eX-
ceed two million dollars. The Legis-
laiure shall not enact any law which
will decrease the amount of The an
mal revenues pledged for the pay
menl of State Highway Debentures
or which will divert any of such
revenues 10 any other purpose so
long as any of the said debenlures
issued TO anticipate The collection
thereof remain unpaid.
FOR THE AMENDMENT ----
AGAINST THE AMENDMsUT i
Deming graphic., 1921-09-06
FOR THE AMENDMENT ----
AGAINST THE AMENDMSUT
NO. I.

A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOS-
ING AN AMENDMENT TO SEC
TION OF ARTICLE VIII or
THE CONSTITUTION or THE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO. EN-
TITLED TAXATION AND REV
ENUE."
Hi No. II. Apr. March II, 1921.
BE II Resolved by the Legislature of
the state Of New Mexico:
Section l. That Section of Art
icle VIII Of the Constitution of the
state of New Mexico. entitled Tax
alton and Revenue he and The same
is hereby amended so as to read as
follows:
Section :. The legislature may eX-
cmpt from taxation property of each
read of a family to the amount Of
Two hundred dollars. and the prop
erty of every hOnoraply discharged
soldier, sailor, marine and army
partment, except the Lieutenant
nurse. and the widow of every such
soldier, sailor or marine, who served
IN the armed forces of The United
States at any time during The period
IN which the United States was reg
ularly and officially engaged IN any
war. in the sum of two thousand
dollars. Provided. that IN every case
where exemption is claimed on the
ground OF the claimants having
served with the military or naNal
forces of the United States afore-
said. the burden Of proving actual
and bona fide ownersE 4p Of such
Deming graphic., 1921-09-06
LEGAL NOTICES

the County School superintendent,
after having served two consecu-
i've terms, shall he eligible TO hold
any County office for two years
hereafter"
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
II. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY

Comptroller Of the Treasury
Auditor for Departments
Register Of The Treasury
Federal Farm Loan Bureau
Bureau Of EnSravisg and PrlatinE
Bureau Of the Public Health Service
The Coast Guard
Supervising Architects ORice
Bureau Of War Risk Insurance
General supply Committee
Secret Service
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03

ORics Of Secretary
sec'y. In charge Foreign IoaAs
Conmissioser Of Public Debt
Div. Of Bookkeeping and Warrants
Div. Of Loans and Currency
Div. Of Public Moneys
Comptroller Of the Currency
Treasurer Of the United States
National Baak Redemption Agency
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
Director OF the Mint
Customs Service
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
VARIOUS
SPECIAL COURTS

Bureau OF Navtgattsn
photographic Office
Naval Observatory
Bureau Of Yards and Docks
Bureau OF Ordnance
Bureau Of Construction and Repair
Bureau Of Engineering
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts
Bureas Of Medicine and Surgery
Headquarters Marine Corps
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
VII. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

National Park Service
AlaskaB Engineering Comnission
District Of Columbia Institutions
st. Eiisabeth's Hespatal
Columbia IsstitutioA for the Deaf
Howard University
Yreedmen's Hospital
Supt. Capitol Building and Grounds
Governor Of Hawaii
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
SENATE
~ Senators
l. DEPARTMENT OF STATE

Diplomatic Bureau
Division Of Western European Affairs
Division Of Far Eastern A6airs
Division II Near Eastern A6airs
Division OF Latin-American ARairs
Division Of Mexican Affairs
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
CIRCUIT COURTS
OF APPEALS
UNITED STATES
DISTRICT COURTS
W. DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY

Naval Consulting Board
Compensatioa Board
Office Of Naval Operat tions
Planning Divisi6A
ship Movements Division
Intelligence Division
Conmunication Divisisa
Material Division
Naval Districts Division
Iaspectioa Division
Guanery Exercises and Engineering Div.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03

Consular Bureau
Dlvisioa OF Foreiga inteliiEence
Office Of Foreign Trade Advisor
Divisioa Of Passport Control
Divisioa Of Russian Affairs
Bureau OF Indexes and Archives
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03

Office Of Chief Of Engineers
Board Of Engineers. Rivers and Harbors
Office Public Buildings and Grounds
Aississippi River Cemmission
California Debris Comnission
Office Of Chief Of Ordnance
ORics Of Chief Signal officer
Office Of Chief Of Air Service
Bureau Of Insuiar Affairs
Phiiippine Government
Porto Rico Government
Dominican Receivership
Haitian Recsivership
Chemical Warfare Service
War Credits Board
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
VIII. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

Bureau Of biological Survey
Bureau Of. Crop Estimates
States Relatioss Service
Bureau Of Public Roads
Bureau Of Markets
Insecticide and Fungicide Board
Federal Horticultural Beard
Division Of Publications
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
". DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

Admiralty. Finance. Foreign Relations
Insular Affairs Division
Antitrust Laws Division
Federal Prison Section
Pardon Attorneys Section
y. 8. Marshals
National Training School for Girls
Departmental Solicitors
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
K. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
MISCELLANEOUS

Intsrnaticnai ysiat Osnnissioss INV !.
q. 3. and Canada
y. .. anl Msxice
v pesrs '''''ep'r'sehta SOCIAL hsss''
lnternatisnal Dou.lary Connission
y. .. Geographic Beard l&.4E
Oomniss1sa q rine Arts - fh WX
National Homes NJ Volunteer yoldisrs W
ee,diers' Hsas. pegular Army w
Board ef nsah 0onnisrioners. Aiaska
0samissis9 - NAVY Yap6s an1 statlsas ,
Board Of Thdian Cenniss1sner
iAtsssstsssai mo cs.nissios
he District Of ,Colunbfa
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
v. POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT

First Assistant Postmaster General
Division Of Postmssters' Appointments
Division Of Postoffice Service
Division Of Dead Letters
Second Assistant Postmaster General
Railway Nail Service
Division Of Foreign Mails
Division Of Railway Adjustnents
Third Assistant Postmaster General
Division Of Finance
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
XII. INDEPENDENT ESTABLISEIMEl
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL

Interstate Commerce Commission
The Pasams Canal
FEDERAL Reserve Board
Federal Trade Commission
United States Tariff Commission
U. 9. Railroad Adnsinistrstiou
Civil Service Commission
United States Bureau Of Eniciency
Board OF Mediation and Coaciiistion
U. 3. Employees Compensation Conmissiou
Federal Board Of Vocational Education
U. n. Railroad Labor Board
FEDERAL Power Com mnission
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
iii. DEPARTMENT OF WAR

General star Corps
ORice Of Chief Of Cavalry
O6ice OF Chief Of Field ARTILLERY
ORics Of Chief Of Coast ARTILLERY
Office OF Ohief Of Infantry
Office Of Chief Of Chsplains
Militia Bureau
Ofice Of Adjutant General
Office Of Inspector General
Office Of Judge Advocate General
Office Of ouartermaster General
Office Of Chief Of Finance
Office Of Surgeon General
Inland and Coastwise waterways Service
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03

Third Assistant Postmaster General-cont.
Division OF Stamps
Division Of Money Orders
Division OF Registered Mails
Division Of Classincation
Division Of Postal Savings
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Division Of Rural Mails
Division Of Equipment and Supplies
Topography Branch
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
WAR BOARDS, ET(

Council Of National Defense
Corporation
Nstionsi Advisory Commission fer Aero
nautics
District Rents Commission
Botanic Gardens
ROCK Greek PARK and Potomac River Para
way Commission
Alien Property Custedian
War Finance Corporaties
Board Of Surveys snd Maps
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
LIBRARY, PRINTING AND
SCIENCE

Library Of Congress
Copyright O6ice
Government Printing Office
Superintendent Of Documents
Smithsonian Institution
Nationai Museum
National Gallery Of Art
Bureau Of Americas EthnoloGy
National Geological Park
Astrophysical Observatory
International Catalog Of seientiac
Literature
Internationsi Exchange Service,
National Academy Of Sciences
National Research Councii
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03

Complied By WI swsntou United stts Rsciameea ssveA
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03

Solicitor General
Public Lands Division
Taxation. Prohibition and Insurance Div.
Customs Division
Division for Defense Of Suits
Criminal Division
U. s. District Attorneys
National Training School for Boys.
Division Of Investigation
Evening star., 1921-05-23
SPORTSMAN NOW MISSING
MORE THAN TWO MONTHS
Strange Disappearance of Blaze L.
Harsell, Who Passed Through
Washington. Still Unsolved.

One of the strangest disappearance
to be reported of late is that of Blaze
l.. Harsell of Bedford, Westchester
, county. \. Y. a widely known sports
man. who late in the winter passed
| through Washington on his way to
| Miami Fla. and who is known to
| have left the Roa Hotel. Roanoke
Va. shortly afterward.
hunter and outdoor man of middle
age. large frame and perfect health.
! intended to strike from Roanoke to
the Blue Ridge mountains and hike
down their crest 10 his destination.
He was travelling alone and had
During his stay in Washington he
was; the guest of his sister. Mrs. AL
fred K. Lewis of the Dresden apart
,, ments. His nephew. Alfred +. Lewis.
Jr.. states that he is now more than
two months overdue. having planned
to reach Miami by March Is. There
he was to look up a friend and to
plan big-game hunting expedition
tor the autumn.
Mr.. Lewis says that his uncle was
without fear. He thinks it possible
that. being mistaken for revenue
officer. he met with foul play from
some mountaineer. but otherwise cam
not possibly account for the disap-
pcarance. The traveller was not
dressed in the usual hiking costume
of khaki, puttees, etc, but wore an
ordinary business suit of heavy Eng
l1sh material which had been water
proofed. He was armed when he left
here.
Harsell is described as s feet .
inches in height and Weighing about
go pounds. He has blue eyes and
tight hair. He is bachelor and has
never had sick day, and the nephew
is confident that no possible reason
for suicide exists
Evening star., 1921-05-23

The Laplander wears two or three
of the same garments. one over the
other. including TWO pairs of shoes
filled with dried grass. and two pairs
of gloves stuffed with hay.
Evening star., 1921-05-23

Peter Denicks. Denver restaur-
ant man. died, leaving 100000 as a
fund with which to furnish poor girls
n his native province of Greece with
dOWrieS
Evening star., 1921-05-23
TRIBUTE TO JUSTICE.
Georgetown Law School to Honor
Late Ashley M. Gould.

Exercises to extol the characteris-
tics of the late Justice Ashley NJ
Gould OF the District Supreme Court
by the young men whose future ca
reers he was helping to mold as a
professor will be held at the George
town Law School this afternoon at
$40 o'clock.
Resolutions expressing the esteem
in which Justice Gould was held by
the students and faculty OF the school
Will be prepared by the following
committee: Chief Justice Constantine
j. Smyth of the District Court of APP
peals: Daniel W. ODonoghue, George
f.. Hamilton, James s. Easby-Smith
and Hugh j. FeGan. on behalf of the
faculty; John NJ. Harms. John w.
FINELY, Walter J. Milan and j. En-
nett ONeill, presidents of the four
classes, and Basil b. Mulligan, presi-
dent of the Gould Law Club.
Students and faculty, headed by
President John B. Creedon. S j.. and
George K. Hamilton. the dean. will
assemble in the main auditorium,
where brief exercises will be held
Dean Hamilton and President Creedon
will eulogize the character and work
Of the dead justice.