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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1949
Page
13
The text outlines provisions about property division, creditor protections, and legislative apportionment in relation to a proposed constitutional amendment. It references the path to voter approval at the 1950 election or a special election, with timing constraints and considerations for district boundaries. It notes no change to existing constitutional provisions.
The proposed constitutional amendment changes Section 13 of Article 12 to create state boards of regents for educational institutions. It outlines governor nominations, six year terms with staggered starts, removal only for specified causes with hearing rights, and Supreme Court review for removals. Effective January 1 following adoption with gubernatorial appointments to follow. If approved, it will be put to a vote at the next general election.
A government body advances MENT NO 8 and Senate Joint Resolution No 23 proposing an amendment. The move aims to alter a constitutional or statutory provision, with outline of proposed changes and route to approval. The action reflects legislative process and potential policy shift pending debate and voting.
A constitutional measure to tax severance of natural resources to fund a permanent trust. It outlines a Natural Resource Trust Fund, investment rules, and use of earnings, plus a section updating legislator compensation. It would be voted at the next general election in 1950.
A proposed constitutional amendment seeks to revise Section 10 of Article 4 to adjust pay and compensation for New Mexico state legislators. The measure outlines new pay levels and related compensation rules pending approval.
The proposal amends Section 3 of Article IV to set Senate at one per county except sixth class and adjusts House seats to a 55 member body with specified district allocations including Valencia two, Socorro and Catron two, Bernalillo six, Santa Fe two, Rio Arri ba two, San Miguel three, Mora one, Colfax two, Taos two, Sandoval one, Union and Harding two, Torrance one, Guadalup e one, McKinley two, Dona two.
Hidalgo County probate notices outline a proposed constitutional amendment on legislative apportionment and ages for senators and representatives. The document lists district assignments, filing dates, and hearing details with official seals and dates in 1949 Lordsburg notices.
Probate court in Hidalgo County New Mexico schedules September 2 1949 hearing at Lordsburg to prove the Last Will and Testament of George W Trimble. Interested parties may enter objections by that date and time.
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