Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-03-03
THIRTY.FIFTH
LEGISLATIVE
ASSEMBLY
THlRTlETH DAY, TUESDAY, MARCH 3. 1908.
THE COUNCIL.

THIRTlETH DAY, TUES
THE COUNCIL.
Mondays. Afternoon Session.)
The Council proceeded with the con-
sideration of the annual appropriation
bill. The items were as follows:
The deficiencies were first agreed as
follows: For Jose r. Lucero, sheriff of
Dona Ana county, for executing death
warrant, 800; Salome Garcia, sheriff of
Union county, for executing death
warrant, $1OO; A. s. Goodell of Grant
county, for executing death warrant,
$780, transportation of convicts to pen
itentiary, Alfredo Gonzales, sheriff of
Lincoln county, $873.3S; Alexander Read
Of Rio Arriba county, $153.S5; ]. D.
Chandler, Sierra county, $16s.45; Clip
riano Baca, Luna county, $1S4.50; c. F.
Blackington, Socorro county, $29O.25;
Cleofes Romero, San Miguel county,
s5965; Teodoro Roybal, $747O; Salome
Garcia. Union county, $172.S0; Robert
B. Campbell, Colfax county, $155.70;
Marcelino Garcia, Santa Fe county,
$7.25; T. s. Hubbell, Bernalillo county,
$500; B. L. Romero, Guadalupe county,
$150.15; J. R. Lucero, Dona Ana county,
$24425; Leonardo Martinez, court al
lowance, $10.S0; Louis Ilfeld, salary as
penitentiary commissioner, $109.73; j. L.
Mclaughlin, the same, $50; c. F.
Blackington, executing requisition pa
pers, $46.35; w. E. Martin, same, $117.25;
transportation of convicts to peniten-
tiary M. c. Stewart, sheriff of Eddy
county, $315.45; Fred Higgins, Chaves
county, $3S1.5o; Fred Hunter. otero
county, $226; Alfredo Gonzales, Lincoln
county, $1S5.53.
James D. Hughes, public printer, for
balances due for printing laws and
journals of the 34th legislative assem-
bly,, $685.; same for printing tax rolls
for 1902, $36.79; Fred Hunter sheriff of
Otero county, for serving requisition
papers, $122.O5; Robert B. Campbell,
sheriff Colfax county, same, $196.5O.
Mr.. Hughes presented an amendment
to allow H. c. Kinsell, sheriff Of Santa
Fe county, $175.15 for expenses IN the
recapture of Jose Telles and Albert
Hampe. The amendment was rejected
on the grounds that the territory IS not
responsible. The allowances for ex-
penses of members attending territorial
board of education meetings, c. M.
Light $35.25; w. G. Tight $1O7O M. r.
Hickey $7.70; Maggie J. Bucher $11.55.
All deficiency expenses in the office
of territorial superintendent of public
instruction were combined and the
amount granted was $22S3.4O; for wild
animal bounties 1886 is allowed; to J.
d. Hughes, public printer, for tax as
sessment rolls 19O1-O2 $371.23.
All elections returns are to be forWar-
ded hereafter by express and the ex-
press receipts sent to the territorial
secretary by registered mail It there
is no express Office, messenger IS 10
be delegated who will be allowed IL IL
cents per mile.
When the militia fund was consider
ed. Mr. Fall and Mr.. Hawkins commen-
ced a bitter attack on allowing any
sums for armory rent. Mr.. Hughes
said If that was stricken out he would
move to abolish the entire military
branch of the government and the Of
fee Of adjutant general. Mr.. Hawkins
and Mr.. Fall said they would agree but
they were Of the opinion that the pub
lie buildings could be used for that pur-
pose. 1t was finally agreed that the
appropriation Of $500 for the militia re-
main unchanged and the rent appro-
priation was reduced from $1,5OO to
81, 900.
An annual levy Of 2 mills is author
ixed to pay public school expenses. a
levy Of 2 mills is authorized IN eacn
county to repair jails and court houses
Where any assembly fails to make ar
appropriation for specific purpose
the last previous appropriation shall
be considered in force and effective
Section 13 in full force. Is as follows:
Section IS. There is hereby establish
ed fund, to be known az the tempo
rary provisional indebtedness fund, ou
OF which said fund the cash appropria
lions for the territorial institutions, ant
an other purposes, including deicien
cies, which are made in this act to b
paid Immediately, shall be paid; ant
the territorial treasurer is hereby or
dered and directed to transfer to sucl
fund. for the payment Of such appro
priations, all the funds now in the ter
ritorial treasury or In the territoria
danositories to the credit Of the capite
building fund, the provisional indebted
re.s bond fund and the Louisiana pur
chase exposition fund. together wit
al, sums to come into his hands up 7
July /, 1908. by virtue OF all levies nere
tofore ordered to be made for sue
above enumerated funds; and no furtl
.er Or other levy shall be made durin
the year 1908, or thereafter, Tor the sal
Louisiana purchase exposition func'
And Chapter 100 Of the Session Law
..of 1901, being an act providing TOT u
collection, arrangement and display
sprodvcts Of the territory Of New Mex
GO at the louisiana purchase expositio
or 81 Louis worlds fair Of 1903 ana
Il make an appropriation therefor, a.
proved March q, 1901, is hereby repea
ed in all its parts and provisions Al