Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-04-18

Sec. l.. The Territorial board
of education is authorized and di-
rected to organize and conduct, or
under its supervision, cause TO be
organized and conducted during
each Of the years 1898 and 1894,
FIVE Territorial normal institutes,
the leading objects of which shall
be to better educate teachers and
those preparing to teach in the
branches required to be taught in
the common schools; to train them
in the best and most approved
methods of imparting instruction
and in managing and conducting
schools; to acquaint them with the
laws of the Territory pertaining
to education, and to stimulate pro-
fessional enthusiasm.
The length Of time for which
said Institutes shall be held, shall
not be less that eight weeks each;
in them tuition shall be free.
Sec. 3. Said institutes shall be
held annually at such times as said
board of education shall deem
most advantageous to the cause of
popular instruction and education,
one in each Of the following places:
Los Lunas, Valencia county; Mora,
Mora county; Chama, Rio Arriba
county; Roswell, Chaves county,
and Fernandez de Taos, Taos
county.
Sec. 4. To defray the expenses
of holding said institutes the Ter
ritorial auditor is instructed and
it is hereby made his duty to make
and include each year in the annu-
al levy for taxation for Territorial
purposes a sufficient levy to raise
the sum of Sl,250 which said
amount shall be collected in the
same manner as other taxes for
Territorial purposes, and when
collected said money shall be
equally divided and used for the
purposes provided by this act and
upon the order of the superintend-
ent of public instruction of this
Territory.
Sec. 8. This act shall be in eff
feet from AMI after its passage.
Approved, February %, 1898.
CHAPTER Ii.
An act to empower the judges
of the district courts to sign bills
of exception relating to bills of
exception and regulating the prac-
tice with reference to the same.
Be it enacted by the Legislative
assembly of the Territory of New
Mexico:
Sec. l. In all cases where {
cause has heretofore been tried O
where any cause shall hereafte.
be tried in any of the distric
courts of the Territory of New
Mexico and the Judge presiding a
the time of such trial shall hav,
gone out of office or shall hereaf
ter go out of Office, his successo
shall have power to sign in sucl
causes all proper bills of exception
and shall have the same power +
perfect and sign bills of exceptio.
as if the cause had been trie
while he was presiding, and a
: full power to perfect and sign bill
of exception as the Judge presidin
during such trial would have pos
sessed, had he continued in ofic,
until such bills of exception wer
! perfected and signed.
Sec. 2. This act shall be in e.
feet from and after its passage.
Approved, Feb. 80, 1893.
4 CHAPTER LII.
S Amendments to general corpor'
Y ton act.
= CHAPTER LII.
c An act to establish and proviC
. for the maintenance of branch a.
c ricultural experiment stations
the Territory of New Mexico.
CHAPTER LIV.
An act to establish and proviC
! for the maintenance of a sub-agr
\ cultural experiment station in I'll
! county of Taos.
~ CHAPTER LV.
An act concerning the action
ejectment
" BE it enacted by the legislati,
n assembly of the Territory of Ne
f Mexico:
h Sec. l. To entitle the plant.
TO recover in an action of ejeC
" ment, it shall not be necessary f
. the plaintiff 10 nrove that nt n