House Passes Fee and Salary Bill in 1909 Delay
The legislature approves a fee and salary measure but delays its effect until 1909, signaling a broader shift in compensating county officers in first class counties and reflecting current savings aims.
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15 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
1
New Mexico House Advances Pay and County Fees Bill
The New Mexico House passes the Lappe Walters salary bill benefiting treasurers and county assessors, sets fee limits, and delays until 1909 to take effect. It also reviews budget measures for judges salaries and a new education bill with strong qualifications for county superintendents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanita Fo. N. M
House
Jamusey J
Abbott
Manta Re
Raihroad
Bappe- Walters
Qasestor
Tun Counties
Werond
Conn Les
Judiciary committee reports resolution on governor probe
The judiciary committee reported a resolution directing Governor Vernon to coordinate a full inquiry into all fund deals since the act of isles. The measure was referred to a special committee for further wetion and review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dease
Hurleteth
Havernon
Teresteria
Isles
Tor Wetion
Ftle
Eouren
MTU
Ite
Mikt
Unanimous outcry against loaded appropriation bill in Albuquerque
Citizens and business leaders denounce a proposed set of appropriations tied to the Albuquerque fair and river works. Local figures, including Mayor Frank McKee and jeweler Arthur Evertt, condemn the plan as bribery and warn it may fail to pass the legislature. The public favors funding genuine projects without strings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auuquerque
Albuquerque
Siaun
Ferbauliite
Morning Journal
Vielaus Fogielathon
Frank McKee
Arthur Eyeritt
Bs Reapuest
Volutis
Senae
Satta Pe
Everitt
W. Walton
Simeon Steyn
Avetiue Cothier
Bill Stan
A J. Maloy
A. J. McGaffey
Hornbine McGnaffey Companys
Sumac Burkhardt
Aternacy
Altarnes M. B. Hleke
Yeaterlyey
H. Birong
John N. Coffin
American Lather Company
The
Thaw Case Sees Alienists Testify In murder trial
The Thaw case looms with alienists testifying on mental state as defense disputes knowledge of right and wrong. Dr. Flint declares Thaw knew his act was wrong and liable for murder. Cross examination to follow as delays push expected closing to April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Austin Flint
Jerome Mun
Thaw
Delmas
Dr. Flint
Jerome
State of
Mr. Delmas
Mr. Jerome
Abraham Hummel
Abraham Hummel Was On the Stand Again Today and Before Mr. Delmas
Evelyn Newbit
Harry Thaw
Paris
Steleken
Hummel
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Jerome Ae
Withers
Missouri Limits Operators' Tours in Railroad Dispatch
Missouri news reports the House passing a bill to limit train dispatchers to eight hours a day, with twelve hours if daytime-only operators are employed, moving to the governor for approval amid other Capitol actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Jefferson City
Mareh
House
Sumitte
OPIESO BILL PASSED BY COUNCIL IN ANTI-GAMBLING MOVE
The Santa Fe Morning Journal reports the council passed substitute for the Sanchez anti gambling bill with a January 1 1908 effective date. The measure delays enforcement to allow gambling licenses to close and exit, with a unanimous council vote and expected House passage amid gambler opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal Bureau
Santa Fe
Cornell
Miera
Committee On Territorial Affairs
Council
House Wi
House
Spiess
Cameron
Oan
House Fails to Take Up Veto Message
The Morning Journal reports stalled House action on a veto message amid distrust and delay fears. Debate suggests discourtesy or fear of consequences as the measure lingers without approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maret
Hagerman
Punta Po
Mounted police bill strengthens force and funding
The anti smuggling bill was followed by unanimous approval of Miera’s amendment to the mounted police law increasing appropriations and salaries and adding three privates. During the session House and Council bills addressed local improvements, land grants, electoral payments, and court procedures, with adjournment motions and ongoing debates as pages closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miera
Council
Miers
Rio Grande
Agricultural College
Hoawell
Congress
Quay County House
Houke
Duncan
Rew
Appropriation Bill Faces Finance Committee Gridlock
The council votes 8 to 4 sending the appropriation bill to the finance committee amid a test of strength. Supporters concede the measure’s current form has little chance of passage as foes hold a clear minority.
New Mexico Council Debates Hard-Ridden Appropriation Bill
Santa Fe March 14 The council tests strength on the house substitute for bill 142 as members vote on committee referrals. The finance committee is instructed to move quickly as the territory watches a loaded appropriation bill divide the chamber. House bills on roads depositories saloons and charity corporations pass or vote narrowly as the council adjourns for a 3:30 p m recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matugolas Marines
Thudeheth
Certath
Tlalt
Mullins
Soerch
Bolt
Hunspell
Mer Abbott
Banta Fe
Denice Vente
Rae bin
Morning Journal Bureau
Santa Fe
N. M
Council
House
Martin
Duncan
Committee On Finance
Miers
Dales
Cargent
Dalles
Spless
Martinez
Hichards
Finance
Messia
Duncan Chavez
Cameron
Miera
Sargent
Stockton
Murray
Suizer
Spiess
Couneil
Ecounell
Meners
Martines
Chaves
Richards
New Mexico
Otero County
Dona Ana
Liaw
Council Passes Miscellaneous Measures Including Tax Relief
The morning session considered several important items and passed bills under suspension of the rules. Key actions include a tax relief measure delaying delinquency until July 1, 1947 and directing delinquent taxes for prior years to counties with specified fund distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Mir. Miera
Chaves
Ellow
Albuquerque
Helen
Mora County
House Scene Promises Heated Day Over County Bills
Tomorrow in the house will feature special orders on Artesia Torrance and Garfield counties. Advocates expect the Artesia bill to pass despite council opposition, while Garfield and Torrance county seats spark rival majorities. Informed insiders say no votes exist to move Torrance county seat to Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Torrance County
Morning Journal
Santa Fe
House of Representatives
Artesia
Carlsbad
Foraker
Garfield County
Torrance
Witlard
Death of Francis J Pratt Ties to Cambridge Friends
Francis J Pratt formerly of Cambridge Massachusetts and a longtime postal official is found dead in Pomona California. His death is attributed to appleay with his age tied to the Longfellow centenary observance. The report notes he was a friend of the post and associated with Longfellow.
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Toother
Abe Madepeth
Fiolt
Hudegeth
Hureperh
Sonny
Dena Anapore
Vibe
Tormierk
Loris
Pomona
Cal
Francis J. Pratt
Cambridge
Mass
Soare
Longfellow
Apepleay
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