Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-26
BILLS TO ABOLISH
ADVISER TO CHIEF
EXECUTIVE PASSES
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! the relief measures for the stock !
| industry took another step forward
by the adoption of the favorable
reports of the livestock committee.
Teachers Pay Bill Drafted.
| The teachers representatives
| have finished their draft of the
| 81, 200 minimum salary bill and ex-
peCted to be able to meet with both
! senate and house committees in the
| immediate future They are asking
| the $1,000 minimum for holders OF
! first grade certificates but are also
prescribing that holders of second
grade certificates shall receive al
maximum of $1,000 a year and
those with third grade certificates
are not to receive more than $720i
a year. These restrictions are in
tended to serve as incentives for
teachers to secure the higher rank
The game protective group held
a most satisfactory conference with
Governor Mechem this morning at
his own request. The G.. p. A. had
sought to have the governor ap-
point a commission which would in
turn select the game warden.
There were many opposed to this,
since they desired to have the
game warden appointed by the
governor. 1t is probable that the
matter will be settled by the new
draft OF the game protective Dill
which will enable the governor to.
be a member of the commission
but will leave the commission with
the selection of warden. 1t is
expected that such bill will be in
troduced as substitute for Sena-
tor Brickley's senate bill eleven.
Bills reported Out,
> House bills 46, Al, As and 40, the
livestock industry relief program,
were reported out favorably by the
committee on livestock of the
house of representatives this after
! noon. The reports were adopted by
the house. The bills will probably
be on the house calendar tomorrow
afternoon.
The senate judiciary committee
reported out favorably but. with
] minor amendments the following
bills: S. b. 20, relating to the quail
ification9 OF executors; S. B. ", de-
. filming the crime of burglary with
, explosives; S. Is. 30, abolishlng tho
: office of legal advisor to the gov
ernor; S. E. 81, relating to the serV-
p ice of legal notices.
, The senate committee on Consti-
tutional amendments reported out
d, favorably the Reinburg resolution
9 providing for an amendment to
the state constitution which
y would prohibit the ownership
, or leasehold by Japanese OF
New Mexico lands, and also the
y resolution relative to the creation
Il, of rotating boards of regents fol
state educational institutions. Sen
u ate Joint resolution No. 3. relative
# to the reduction of the state cor
,s poIation commission to. one mem
# Der! will not be acted upon until
Q further amendments are drafted
% New House Bills.
" The new house bills introduced
h in the house were:
y House bill SO. by the committee
: on roads and highways, to abolish
i the office Of county road superin-
N tendent, etc. This is the bill fos'
If tered by the state highway com
r. mission,
,e II. b. 81. by G. f, Mcdonald, re
lating to the election of police
ID Judges in the cities of New Mexico
# II. B. So. by Miguel f. Baca ant
iri G. Sandoval, to amend the 1871
s. gambling law.
o. II. B. 50. Carter. to amend sec
lions and of Chapter 3. 1917
the jury law.
Ii. b. 60. G. e. Mcdonald, an &C
to extend police powers one mil
u outside city limits
OF II. b. CT, committee on livestock
~ to amend chapter 80, laws of 1917
at relative to killing of livestock b
IN railroads.
e. H. b 81. committee on livestock
to amend section 544, code. rela
80 tive to butcher bonds and records
II. B. So. committee % livestock
ia to amend section 1916 of code. rela
H tive to shipment and inspection G
hides.
H. b. GA, committee on livestock
an act regarding the buying
e hides.
II. b. 65. committee on livestock
s. TO amend chapter so. laws OF l9l'
81 relating to larceny of animals.
II. b. Sc, committee on livestocl
81 an act relating to the re-recordln
of brands.
II. b. 81, committee on livestock
n Ian act exempting certain person
from obtaining peddler's mems
N Committee on judiciary.
II. b. IS, Mcdonald. amend coo
"a relative to municipal election
n Committee on judiciary. =
n H. b. SO. Mcdonald, to regula
n practices Of justices of the pea
when acting as police judges. con
b mittee on judiciary.
II. b. 20, Mcdonald. creating o
n flee of public weightmaster
cities. Committee on law revisio
II. b. II. Norris, road Tucun
Il carl to Tolar. state hlghWa
81 Committee on roads.
3 II. b. 70, by Howard. Clancy al
Otero, law creating bank depos
tors guaranty fund. Commits
En- on banks.
H, B. 10, Maestes, to amend Sc
y ton 37G5, laws of 1915, area al
81 population of incorporated village
n Committee on judiciary.
II. B. "a, Carmody, prescrlbll
n rule for motions for new trial
n supreme court. Committee
b judiciary.
Senate Bills
In the senate Ayres introduce
s. b. SO, allowing the county en-
drep to take advantage OF cit
town or village schools.
The committee on irrigation ar
drainage of the senate report'
y favorably on S. B. AZ and unfavo
Il ably on S. B. so, Both repor
q were adopted.