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> An article in the paper today discussed instituting salaries for state legislators. The state of New Mexico is the only state in the US that does not have a paid legislature. Our state government is all volunteer.
"Since 1912, when New Mexico entered the union as a sparsely populated frontier settlement, its state legislators have worked without a salary, although lawmakers receive a per diem that amounts to approximately $7,000 for up to two months of work per year. Today, it’s the only state with an unsalaried legislature."> In other news, Jim has been called for jury duty in Santa Fe. So far he hasn't had to try criminals or adjudicate disputes, but he's in the pool.
> And in case you wanted to know, it is STILL SNOWING in Santa Fe. It has been snowing off and on since October. This I cannot deal with.
On my walk I got slimy mud on my sneakers, so I set them out to dry. Next morning . . . |
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