Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-02


OUTSTANDING. WARRANTS
issued up to July l, 1895.
An act providing for the probating Of
foreign Wills.
An act allowing building and loan as.
sociatlons to choose directors so that only
one shall go out Of Office at time.
An act requiring the newspaper adver,
tlsement of sale under legal process OF
goods and chattels, lands and tenements
where the amount involved is over 5000
An act amending chapter 81 of the laws
of the 2Sth assembly, SO that no real
property shall be sold under decree until
ninety days after the date of such decree
Such property may be redeemed within
one year from date, the unpaid amount
of such judgment or decree to remain a
lien upon such property.
THE APPROPRIATIONS BILLS
passed were as follows:
The general biennial appropriation
bill, full outline of which has appeared
in the New MEXICAN.
The capitol rebuilding bill providing
for tie erection of the capitol at Santa
Fe and allowing a $4,000 bond issue
therefor.
The bill authorizing bond issue OF
100000 for the enlargement of the insane
asylum at Las Vegas.
The bill allowing $4,000 bond issue
for the New Mexico institute at Roswell
The bill allowing $4,000 each for the
normal schools at Las Vegas and Silver
City and $4,000 for the college at Las
Cruces.
The bill appropriating $4,000 for the
university at Albuquerque.
The resolution giving $4,000 to the
WHITE ASH MINE SUFFERERS.
The bill appropriating 800 for the
purchase from Mrs. j. D. Sena of Ger.
tain pay and muster rolls and other docu.
ments and papers pertaining to the vol
unteer and militia service of New Mexico
The bill appropriating $4,000 for the
national irrigation congress to be held at
Albuquerque.
Among the local laws passed or those
which are temporary in their application
are the following:
A hill fixing the terms Of court in Dona
Ana, Grant and Sierra counties.
A bill extending the time for the pay
ment of taxes now due to July l, 1895.
A bill fixing the location of the normal
school at Las Vegas.
A bill providing for the printing in
Spanish of bills, ETC., at this session.
A bill fixing the western boundary of
the county of Eddy.
A bill providing for the readjustment
and pportionment of the property
and debts of the counties of San Miguel
and Guadalupe.
An act defining the northern boundary
of Bernalillo county and determining to
be in that county instead of Rio Arriba
the Nacimiento, La lara and Los Colon
drinas districts.
An act amending section 40 of the laws
of the Both legislative assembly and de-
fning the boundaries of Union county.
An act providing for district at
torney for the county of Lincoln.
THE DISTRICT COURTS
portant bills, two relating to their sup
port and one as to practice in cases be-
fore such courts. The last one provides
for service of process in suits against
non-residents by publication, said adver-
tisement to run for four consecutive
weeks and to close at least two weeks
before the return day of the court.
The first two are as follows A bill al
lowing the several judicial districts to
pay witnesses and jurors by issuing war
rants in the sum of about $4,000 for each
district against the funds locked up in
the Albuquerque National bank; and a
bill providing that half of the delinquent
territorial taxes, amounting to about
100000 shall, when collected, be utilized
for court purposes, the rest to go to the
payment of interest on county bonded
debts, and after that has been satisfied
into the general fund. OF the
THREE ELECTION LAWS
that got through both houses, only one
became law. This was the bill to allow
election judges to sign poll books of cleo
tion where the signatures have been omit
ted. The two other bills, one prohibiting
boards of canvassers from issuing second
or amended certificates of election, and
the other the Desmarais' election law,
failed to become law, the latter because
it reached the governor after adjourn
ment.
Among the other bills which
FAILED TO BECOME LAW,
either because Of adjournment or because
of the lack of executive approval we're
the following:
An act for the election by the people of
marshals in cities and towns.
The bill fixing the compensation of
probate clerks as ex-offico clerks of the
board of county commissioners.
An act authorizing the city of Socorro
and Candelario Garcia to dispose of GER
tain real estate.
An act prohibiting the sale of animals
by justices of the peace.
An act fixing the time of holding dis
trict court in the several counties of the
4th judicial district.
The act amending the Compiled Laws
on the subject of mercantile licenses.
The bill relating to the duties of col
lectors of school funds and providing for
their removal for malfeassnce in Office.
The Larragoite bill affecting the quail
ication of jurors.
Besides the foregoing the Legislature
passed number of joint resolutions and
memorials, among the most important
being those affecting the employees pay
question; the Navajo irrigation work;
the removal of the Jicarilla Apaches, and
that providing for the investigation of
the White Ash mine disaster.
| Notice.
Cost of carrying insurance in the Wood
men, 1894:
| Age. SLIGO $2,1O0 $500
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