Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-03-12
for oll I%napeetIoh.


woman is not now compelled 70 live
wsth her husband irrespective Of his
treatment Of her.
A bill making tho bond required Of
tax collectors and ex-onloio collectors
only 100 per cent 81 amounts Of collec.
tions instead Of twice the amount Of
collections as heretOforo.
An act repeating the law giving JUS
tees Of thepeege jurisdiction in ha-
beas corpHeeases, a-
An act allowing sheriGs for the feed
of prisopcrs 0QGepts per day for the
6rstten aud %. cents per day for each
~thereaiter 90 I'd o. e.rf e
A bill for tho protection Of game,in.
troduced by Mr. GALES. That gentle
man introduced a mor stringent bill
on the subject accomplishment the one
which had passed but L failed to pull
through.
A bill regulating cattle brands and
preventing conflict on the same.
An act allowing the funding Of
school warrants.
This law Above parties who have
obtained a dscree on warrants TO re-
ceive at thoirioption Q per cent bonds
running ten years, 10 satisfaction Of
their judgments. Appropriate pro-
vision is made for the levy Of a tax
sufficient to meet principal and inter
est on such bonds.
A bill providing for the calling to-
gether OF the supreme court to consid.
or questions OF law raised by Joint
legislative resolution. This bill while
ostensibly a general law was passed
to meet The emergency raised by the
inability to n pay for the terrific
rial employees Of the legislature.
A bill regulating the practice of
medicine, establishing a board o health
aud making much more stringent the
law governing the medical profession.
A bill providing for the appointment
Of sheep' inspectbrs and the prevou.
ton of scab anti iothsr Diseases 10
sheep. Representative Clancy, one of
the leading sheeponron- ofithe territory
has been quoted4 as saying that this
law will enhanbH 25 per cent of the
value Of theSsheRPtn New Mexico. q
An act fotitRa publication of res
ports Of decisiOns06f the New Mexico
supreme codrt.E boz
An act regulating the pay of tax
assessors and collectors and allowing
each 4 per cent % alitaxes and licenses
collected. eco
An act regulating community bitches
and acequias. saA
An act fixing inadetail the fees to be
charged by sheriGs.
An act for the repayment Of the sew
Eeral sheriffs and sx-ohicio collectors Of
the several counties of New Mexico of
money by them paid into the terrific
rial treasury This, while a general
law, was passed solely for the relief of
ex-sherIf Sever, of Colfax county who
had overpaid his account. After &C
complishing it's purpose, il would
doubtless have been repealed bad ad.
journment not come 50 soon.
An act authorizing the funding of
outstanding indebtedness. This bill
provides that counties, which have
not exceeded the 4 per cent limit, may
issue @ per cent bonds, running thirty
years, and redeemable in ten years to
take up outstanding warrants issued
up to July /, 1895,
An act providing for the probatiDg
of foreign wills.
An act allowing building and loan
associations to choose directors so that
only one shall go opt of Office at a time.
An act requiring the newspaper ad-
vertisment Of sale under legal process
of goods and chattels, lands and tene.
ments where the amount involved is
over 5000.
An act amending chapter 81 OF the
laws OF the 18th assembly, so that no
real property siiSls- be sold under
decree until gaeEdsys atter the date
OF such decTees sSsch property may
be redeemed withiH one year from
date, the unpaid amount Of such iudg-
ment of decree TO- remain a lien upon
such property. as a1
The appropriation bills passed were
as follows:
The general biennial appropriation
bill. sd
The capitol rebuilding bin providing
for the erection Of the capitol at Santa
Fe, and allowing a s75, 900 bond issue
therefor.
The bill authorizing bond issue Of
$50, 600 for the enlargement of the IN
sane asylum at Las Vegas.
The bill allowing a SIS 600 bond issue
for the New Mexico institute at Ros.
well.
The bill allowing slo, 600 each for the
normal schools % Las Vegas and Sill
yer City aDdisi5,QOO for The college al
Las Cruces srE
The bill appropriating $4,000 for the
university at albuquerque.
The resolution giving SO, 500 to the
White Ash mine sufferers.
The bill approPFiating 500 for the
purchase from Mrs. J.. ID. Sena Of GER
tain pay and muster rolls, aud other
papers audi do6nnents pertaining tc
the volunteer and militia service Ol
New Mexico. . ecga
The bill approPriating $4,000 for the
national irrigation congress TO be held