Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-03-14
STATE LEGISLATURE
ADJ0URNS: 211 BILLS
PASS; PRIMARY FAILS
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plenty of machinery for prosecu-
tions
The legislature has developed
some strong leaders in both houses.
Both Speaker Clancy and X. L.
Baea showed their usual strength
in the house. but they were ma
terially assisted by NJ. A. Otero, Jr.,,
tand j. ". Gallegos. In the senate,
the development of Senator Phil
lips on Nthe republican side ana
Senator Zinn on the democratic
Iside was of Importance. while the
floor leaders, Wright and Sellers,
had plenty of opportunities for
/ service.
Following are the bills originat-
ing i'm the senate and passed by the
house:
Senate Bills Passed.
House bills l., excise gasoline tax;
5, preventing the coercion of en-
ployes to trade at employers
stores; 6, funds of land grants; Z,
| death and annuity benefits; 13,
abolishing legal advisor to COVER
nor; II, abolish insurance commits
sioner; 81, community bitches; 32,
county road superintendents; "a,
repeating the mounted police law;
| 35, appointment of sheep sanitary
board; 81. appropriation for gaug-
| ing streams of state; 3S. surveys IN
Rio Grande valley; 80. relative to
photographic survey fees; 40. Gre
ating new precincts; Al. capitol ad-
dition at Santa Fe; "A, Santa Fe-
Albuquerque highway; As. to regu-
late junk dealers; 46. relating to
rentals of state lands; Al, land pur-
chase contracts; 48. cancellation of
I leases; 40, taxation of state lands
purchased under contract; So. sur
yeys in the Mimbres valley; So,
| license fees for itinerant vendors;
! So, drawing of jurors; 81. killing
| of livestock by trains GA, buying OF
! hides; 66, re-recording of brands;
las. municipal elections; So, prac-
| tice of justices of the peace; 20,
creating the office of public weigh
| master; II, local road bill; COM
mittee substitute for 80. amending
health laws; S5, amending health
! levy law; 81. narrow tired vehlclesi
senate committee substitute for 81,
game protective bill; "a, local ROAD
bill; 9S. relative to the organization
of irrigation districts; committee
substitute for 100, new revenue
code; 103. boundaries of school dis
! tricts: 104. employment OF con-
victs upon the streets of Santa Fe;
! l09, fixing salaries of rural sehool
teachers; 10, providing for public
weighers; IFS, regulation OF ira
| ternal benefit societies; ll6, blllS
of sale for unbranded animals; 120,
| extending the right eminent do-
main to educational institutions;
f28, local road bill; 127. local road
bill; 130. creating county of Frisco;
131, relating to mutual beneflt
societies; 1873, pump at bath mouse
at Hot Springs; 1877, defining
houses of prostitution as nuisanceS'
13g recurring abstractors to give
bond; 14l. recording the discharge
paper of ex-service men; 148, man.
agement of Chaperito land grant;
149. local road bill; 151. regulating
the casing Of oils wells; l55. iocal
road bill; 100. to allow dlsapieu
voters to cast their ballots; lol ,
accepting federal vocational ana
provisions; 164, making it a telonS
to carry deadly weapons Wnlle
Transporting liquor; 166. allowing
municipalities TO sell unclaimed
property; 1853, preventing the dup
iication of public utilities; l76,
regulating traffic on public high
ways: III, local road bill; l79
constituting chapter 109 of 1917
laws: l81, organization of irrlga'
ton districts; 1872, joint high com
mission of waters of Colorado; 80
assaults with intent to murder; so
Albuquerque- Pennington highway
187 La Plata river conclhatioi
commission; 1879, dipping OF dalrS
cows; 100, flood commissioner; lSZ
nreyent inferior stations from run
ming at large; 1913, requiring ma
tional anthem to be used entire
1874 local road in San Migue
county. 195, mutual insurance
companies; 1877, qualifications o
national guardsmen; Zoo. loca
road bill; POI. travelling expense
of Interpreters and shorthand re
porters; 203, defining status
national guardsmen; 2O4. loca
Highway: 205. ditch elections; 20t
validine former acknowledgements
211. surveys of Rio Grande valley
216 water works and sewer bonds
21S drainage ditches; 22O. sta'
highway bonds in sum of S2,O0o
900: 225, local highway; 23O. mt
nicipal garbage collection; ~
Socorro grant funds; 239, munic
nal water works; 240, local roa
Bill; 241, allowing juries in Jusu'
of peace courts; 244. ROAD I'd
levies; 24S, floating of ties; Z4S,
legal to discontinue railroad VIII
ont permission of corporation con
mission: 251, local highway; 20
local highway; 254. local hlghWa
OFT. prescribe penalty for treasS
against state Of New Mexico; 20
larceny of animals; 259. outlets
;rripation bitches; 1852. indigo
students at state instltutlolS' ~
local highway; 265. locai hls
way: 26S. creating office OF sta
/" archaeologist; 269, allowing cou
trv stores to sell patent medlcihe
974. river protection and creaI
of emergency flood districts
registration of bonds, 2S6, tlVe III
r, tax on cities for cisterns ana wei
~ 290, destruction of monuments d d
markers; 291, reducing open Sc
son on game; 2SS. abating taxes Ia, sI
lands in dispute between New Mt
st ico and Texas: 306, prohibltl
Il, selling of property without own.
es sbin or authority; S07. requlrl
lg raace officers to make inVesus
e. lions. 31O, regulating employm'
RS and hours of labor of children; 3
in to preserve the purity of eleetloI I, D.
ve ais, local highway; S1S. local hmls m
en- way; S2O, fraud in procuring ga
n ing licenses; 321. motor Vehi
ep license plates; S24. payment
om election expenses; S2S. Unl
ne States senator vacancies; SS2' Il
IL IL cation district laws; 1886, land
opt flee procedure; S27, seal for
lys commission; $50 relating to !
lae tory and civics
an Passed Both Houses.