Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-03-03

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prisoners, $3.50; rations. tobacco, cloth
ing, bedding. medicines, etc. 10000,
of which 5000 must be expended on the
permanent library for books and $1,000
shall be used for the insurance of the
penitentiary buildings.
The pay of territorial officers. as
agreed upon, is: superintendent of
public instruction, salary and travelling
expenses, 81. 500; clerk to the superin-
tendent of public instruction, $1,000;
salary of district attorneys. $4,000;
salary of solicitor general. $4,000;
salary of territorial auditor and clerk,
5000; salary of territorial librarian,
5000; salary of secretary and clerk Of
Bureau of immigration. s 1900: salary
and expense of penitentiary board, ST.
200; salary of adjutant general, 81 900;
salary an dexpenses of judges of dis
trict courts. $500; salaries of clerks
and deputies of district courts, $4,000;
salary and mileage of territorial board
of equalization, $3.50; salary of clerk
of the supreme court, 81 200; salary of
the private secretary to the governor,
81, 200.
For printing briefs and expenses in
cases brought and defended by the ter
ritory 5000 is allowed and the same
amount for printing dockets and calen-
dars of supreme court. For postage.
express and incidental expenses of the
auditors office, $500 is allowed and for
incidental expenses, commissions and
exchange for the treasurer, 81, 900 is
allowed. Other amounts agreed upon
for the miscellaneous fund are: For
territorial library for purchase of
books, $500; for library, freight, ex-
press and incidental expenses, 500;
expenses of the New Mexico Historical
society, $500; purchase of relics by So
ciety, $500; printing, postage and other
incidental expenses of Bureau of Immi-
grafton, $4,000; printing reports, post
age and incidental expenses of the SUI
perintendent of public instruction,
$500; printing tax books, schedules,
etc, $1,000; printing poll books for the
election of 1904, etc, 1920; per diem
OF sheriffs conveying prisoners to peni-
Tertiary, $1,000; for printing laws and
j%ornals of Thirty-fifth legislative as
sembly in Spanish, 81, 800; for trans
lating laws and journals of Thirty-fifth
legislative assembly, $1,000; for cap
itol custodian committee fund the fol-
lowing amounts were agreed o
For employees, $3,440; light, $40; coal,
| gam maintenance and rnnairc eEA0.
insurance, 81 $50; water, $500; for i'm
mediate necessary repairs n i'm
provements on the building, $4,000.
Other amounts agreed upon are: For
printing reports and contingent ex-
penses in secretarys' Office, 5000; for
A. B. Baca, as per act passed, $500; for
Fred Higgins, sheriff of Chaves coun-
ty, to reimburse him for e%xtradition ex-
penses in case of Frank Vaughn, 500;
same for expenses in extradition of
Nathaniel Hendricks, 1927; some for
other expenses in same case, $500;
contingent expenses in office of super
~intendent of public instruction, $500;
relief of citizens of Grant county, $2,-
500; relief of citizens of Silver City,
$4,000; for defraying expenses of state
hood committee to Washington, 49,
6S2.25.
The committee then rose and the
council took a recess until 2 o'clock in
the afternoon.
afternoon SESSION.
The council was called to order at
2:25 o'clock. 1t went into committee
of the whole Immediately to continue
the consideration of the general appro-
priation bill.