Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-02-24
THE NEW LAWS.

The following are the acts OF the 30th
legislative assembly, that have become
law up to date:
Chapter Qualifications of territorial
and county officers.
chapter 2-Amending Chapters Is and
II of 1891.
Chapter 3-Providing for printing bills
ETC., in Spanish.
Chapter Appropriation for contin-
gent expenses OF executive office.
Chapter 5-Prohibiting release of de-
linquent officials.
Chapter 6-Relating to exemption from
taxation.
Chapter appropriation for cattle
sanitary board.
Chapter Prohibiting temporary use
of stock animals.
Chapter 9--Compelling the attendance
of witnesses before legislative commit
tees.
Chapter 10-Amending chapter II, of
1889, as to qualifications of teachers.
Chapter ll-Amending chapter &C, of
1891, as to appeals in partition.
Chapter 12-In relation to volunteer
fire companies.
Chapter 13-Relating to the pay Of
council and house supplies.
Chapter 14-Repealing an act of the
2Sth Legislative Assembly "to define the
offence of libel and aftix the punishment
| therefor"
Chapter 15-Legalizing transfers of
school district of property by school
| boards.
Chapter 16-Authorizing the governor
to receive certain money ($62,0O0) from
the congress of the United States, and
making disposition of the same.
Chapter 17-Appropriation to pay for
printing auditors report and statement.
Chapter 49, Confirming and ratifying
the act creating Guadalupe county.
Chapter 19-Providing for the main
tenance and government. of New Mexico
normal schools.
Chapter 2O--Defning the westerly and
northerly lines of Lincoln county.
Chapter 21--Amending ian act provid-
ing funds for appropriations for the AID
and 43d fiscal years, and for other pur-
poses, exempting new railroads from
taxation for six years.
Chapter 22--Promoting irrigation.
Chrpter 23--Providing clerical help for
the territorial auditor.
Chapter 24-Establishing sub-agricul-
tural experiment station in San Juan
county, and providing for its mainten-
ance.
Chapter 25--Relative to the pay of
sweepers. Ass
Chapter 2e-.Relative to store orders,
tickets, etc.
Chapter 27--Legislat,ve contingent
fund. 9
Chapter 2S-For the protection Of rail-
Cha ptsr Sewprohibitiug bankers from
accepting deposits in failing institutions.
Chapter 8O--Amending the gambling
laws. .-aM. rs
Chapter 31-Authorizing st. Michael's
college to issue diplomas to teachers.
Chapter 32-Adoption Of children.
Chapter 33-Method of service by pub
location.
Chapter 84--Terms of district courts.
Chapter 35-As to imprisonment for
misdemeanors.
Chapter 36-To pay for certain muster
rolls.
Chapter S7-To compel co.owners of
land to aid in perfacting title.
Chapter $50 adjust school institu-
itons.
Chapter Ss-Scheol elections in towns.
Chapter 4O-Forgery of R. R. tickets.
Chapter 41--Roswell military institute.
Chapter 42-Legal form of oaths.
Chapter 48-To refund moneys to au-
ditor.
Chapter 44-Providing for collecting
from delinq uant sheriffs.
Chapter 45-Repealing chapter XII laws
of 1891.
Chapter 46-Relating to municipal cor
porations.
Chapter 47-Limitation law a. to fran.
chises.
Chapter 4s-Taxing sleeping car COM
panies.
Chapter 40 o eating onion county.
Chapter 6O--Teachers institu 20.
Chapter 51-Bills Of exceptions.