Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-02-11
JAM OF SENATE
BILLS GROWING


Upon motion of Senator Mitch -
ell, the senate passed house bill
65, increasing the penalty for the
larceny of animals. 1t also passed
senate bill SO, providing for the
cleanliness of towns and villages
and senate bill S6, to amend to law
with reference to suits by infants.
In the house, senate joint mem-
orial number two. asking congress
for relief legislation for the live
stock industry passed. The demo
Gratis attempted to amend the
memorial to ask for temporary
Irathcr than a permanent tariff, put
their suggestion was voted down by
party vote. The memorial passed
40 to 6.
Relief Bills Approved.
The house bills for state relief
to the stockmen, 46, AT, As and 49
were taken up, the house concur
ring in the senate amendments
The bills will be Immediately en-
rolled and engrosscd and sent to
the governor
Among the new bills were one
! by Clancy to prohibit a person car
lying Intoxicating liquors to carry
a gun by Baca relative to the con
domination of property by cities
| by Winston and Roehl, authoriZinl
J the sale at auction of uncleameC
personal property by municipall'
! ties and one by Gallegos CONTROL
! ing the duplication of certain pub
! lie utilities. A joint resolution was
I proposed that the $4,000 eXemp
tion to soldiers be placed in the
state legislation.
The house also passed house bill
1903, concerning the boundaries o
school districts, and senate bill 63
providing for the interest on Gran
and Santa Fe county road bonds.
.. Committee Enlarged.
Another change was made in tn
complexion of house committee
today when Speaker Clancy an
nounced a list of democratic add
tfons The democratic addition
are intended to balance the add
tions recently made as conces
sion to the Spanish American
members in the republican side o
the house,
Tho senate resolution for al
amendment to the state Constitu
tion providing for an adequat
/ budget law and for a change j.
the date of the meeting Of the leg
islature from the second Tuesda
i'm January to the second Tuesda
in June was adopted by a vote o
22 for and 2 against, Eichwald AM
! Rivera opposing the measure, IN
resolution would Esquire the eX
penditure of state monies througI
| a budget law and would requir
the governor to submit the bulge
by the twentieth day Of the session
The senate also passed II. Ni3.
nv Grey. to prevent the coercion Q
employees to trade at compaif
| stores. House bill 70, creating tn
office of public weighmaster, wa
placed on dho calendar for tomor
row.
Senate Joint resolution No.
providing for rotating boards c
control of state educational inst
tutlons. was allowed to law on tn
calendar another week withoI
prejudice. This is the third tim
l that action upon this resolutlo
. has been delayed.
3 Favorable Reports Adopted.
| Favorable committee repof'
S were adopted by the senate upo
= the following bills: S. b. rO4. pr'
g viding for the compulsory trea
= ment of inmates of the state pen
tentiary and reform school for W
e nereal diseases; S. b. 73, S. u. b
/ s. 3. 10, Fl. b. 7 and II. Is. 65.
= A joint highway commissiqn II;
e been appointed by the senate an
i house to consider road legislator
e The members from the house al
r. l.. Raca, II. O. Norris and Jam'
8 L. Wade. The senate members al
= d, X. L. Sellers, Fred II. Ayres an
: T. E. Mitchell. There are no
n three bills before the legislatul
e which the committee must col
s slider.
The senate resolution to amer
IS the state constitution by abolishir
e the office of commissioner of pul
o lie lands and create a land con
9 mission was made a special ord
p for 2:30 p. m, Tuesday.
= The senate passed S. b. 54, pr
viding for aid in marking ballo
= and S. B. 65 creating the office
e state historian.