Southwest-sentinel., 1893-03-14

NoNtA hhhiA NNuoAANNta " Nu0AAM
for the transaction Of business.
Sec. 6. Said board of regents
shall have full and complete power
and control over their respective
normal schools. Each board shall
employ a superintendent or prin-
cipal for such school who shall
have the supervision and control
Of the school under such rules and
regulations as may be provided by
such board. Such board shall
determine and provide as to what
branches of learning shall be
taught in such school, and the
classification and order of the
same, and shall also direct the
number of teachers that shall be
employed, and shall determine the
compensation to be paid to the
superintendent and teachers. Such
board shall also prescribe upon
what terms and conditions pupils
shall be admitted to such school,
but no pupils shall be admitted who
are not residents of this Terri
tory.
Sec. Z. The president of each
board shall preside at all meetings
thereof and shall sign the proceed
ings of the same and shall sign
all orders directed 10y the board
to be drawn upon the treasurer of
the same for the payment of mon
ey. Such secretary, as treasurer
shall have the care and custody OF
all money belonging to such school
and he shall pay out the same only
upon orders drawn upon him by
direction of the board of regents
and signed by the president there
of; and at each regular meeting of
such board, such treasurer shall
submit to the same a statement
showing a full account of the con-
dition of financial affairs of such
school.
Sec. 8. The members of the
respective boards of regents shall
be entitled to the sum of 50 per
day during the time they shall be
employed in the actual discharge
of their duties, and 5 cents per
mile for each mile necessarily
Travelled IN going to and returning
from their place of residence to
the place of meeting of such board
but the person who is elected as
secretary and treasurer of such
board shall be entitled to receive
50 per day during the sessions OF
such board, and mileage as above
provided.
Sec. 9. For the purpose OF
erecting buildings for such schools
and furnishing the same, improv-
ing the grounds and maintaining
such schools, the auditor of the
Territory shall cause to be levied
upon all taxable property in the
Territory during the year com.
mencing on the 4th day of March
: 1898, and ending on the 3rd day oi
, March 1894, a levy of two-fifths ol
one mill, which levy shall be col.
, lected during the same year, anC
applied to the above appropriation
, Five thousand dollars Of said sun
) shall be available for each of sale
? schools for the purpose specified
herein on the lst day of January
. 1894, and the balance of said levy
, SO collected, on the 4th day o.
! March 1894, and shall be paid upor
3 presentation to the treasurer O
= the auditors warrant, which shall
= be issued upon an order from tn,
= respective board of regents of sucl
> normal schools. Provided, how
ever, that no indebtedness binding
in any manner upon the Territor,
r shall be incurred by the board O
4 regents or any other person o
| persons on behalf of said schools
s over and above the amountderiveC
= from the collection of said tw,
: fifths mill levy.
Y Sec. 10. Diplomas issued t,
T graduates of the foregoing norma
r schools of New Mexico, also diplo
] mas issued to graduates from tn
t Territorial University at Albu
. querque; the Territorial School O
5 Mines at Socorro aud the Terrific
r rial Agricultural College at La
i Cruces, shall be and the same ar
y hereby considered as first elias
: teachers certificates in any of tn
= counties in the Territory of Ne,
: Mexico.
s Sec. IL. This act shall be i
d force and effect from and after il