Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-02-20

from institutions OF good standing III
properly certified, are deemed sufic-
| lent to meet the requirements of law,
until such next regular examination of
teachers; each such permit shall ex-
| pire upon the first day of the next sue
ceeding semi-annual examination OF
teachers, and shall not be renewed or
again granted.
Sec. 6, The territorial board of edu-
cation is hereby empowered to issue
| territorial certificates to such of the
| following classes of persons as are
physically or otherwise qualified to en-
gage in educational work in New Mex
leo under the laws thereof but only
the following classes of persons shall
he eligible to receive such certificates:
First-Those who have received the
degree of A. B. or B. S. d. from any
college or university, and have taken
one years professional work, including
psychology and pedagogy; or those
who pass an examination given by the
territorial board of education and held
by its authorized representatives.
Second-Those who have graduated
in any acceptable normal training
course, including modern school work,
in any of the already established nor
NAL departments of the educational in
stitutions of this territory.
Provided, that fee of 81 shall be
| paid to the territorial superintendent
by the recipient of such certificate to
be used by him in defraying the ex-
t..I al,
issuing of said certificate; provided,
also, that territorial certificates shall
not be granted for longer period than
five years, and shall not be reissued
with ond three years successful exper-
fence during such period.
Said board shall have the power to
revoke such certificates for ineompe-
tency or immortality Of the holder or
for any cause that should have with
| held their sisue,
! Sec, I, Persons holding such terri
! torial certificates and who shall have
attended some institute or oprroved
summer school as provided by law,
shall be deemed qualified to teach in
any of the public schools of this terri
tory, and they shall not, during the
time such certificates are in force, be
subject to re-examination by any board
of examiners within this territory.
Sec. s. All laws and parts of laws
in conflict herewith are hereby re-
pealed. and this act shall take effect
| thirty days after its passage. q
Council bill No, SO, by Mr.. Hughes,
an act providing fees to probate clerks
for filing and recording proof of labor
on mining claims was reported favor
ably from the committee on mines and
public lands by Mr.. Fall The commit
tee on municipal and private corpora
tions fayorably reported council bill
No. 40, by Mr. Pinard, with reference
to taxation by municipal corporations
giving to cities and towns, the power
to levy a special tax for water and
light purposes; council bill No. 81, as
amended, by Mr. Spiess, an act pro-
yiding for the registration of trade
marks and labels; council bill No. So,
as amended, by Mr. Spiess, an act to
regulate the admission of foreign cor
porations and providing a penalty for
corporations failing to comply with the
law; council bill No 81, by Mr.. Al
bright, an act providing for the annexa-
tion Of contiguous territory to cities.
towns and villages.
A message was received from the
governor in which he announced hay
ing signed council substitute for coun-
ell bill No 80, by Mr.. Spiess, an act re-
lating to eminent domain, suits to par
tition real estate, actions to quiet title,
sale OF real estate of infants and mar
ned women and perpetuating test
mony; house joint memorial Ma, and
noe.-e bill No. 80, by <oilard, an
act 10 authorize a, treasurer of Grant
'ounty to pay over to the treasurer of
he county Of Luna certain school
moneys
Chief Clerk Martin announced a COM
from Postmaster Walter
the receipt of two sacks of
.eeds for each member of the council
rom Delegate b. s. Rodey.
House Joint resolution No. 6. relating
o the construction 10y convict labor or
road between Santa Fe and Las
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