Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-03-14

4 For salary and expenses penitentiar
;. board $3.50.
:. For salary of adjutant general 81 ,0oC
For salary and expenses judges dis
> trict courts $500.
For salary clerks and deputies dis
, trict courts $4,000.
For salary and mileage territorial
board of equalization $3.50
For salary of clerk of supreme cour
J $1,000.
J For salary territorial fish and game
warden s1,SOO.
For salary private secretary to gov.
ernor $1,500.
For salary of governors messenger
and doorleeper $3.50.
Each district clerk shall be entitled
to receive 1920 as full compensation
for himself and deputies and a fee Of S.
is authorized for docketing case orig
inally filed and $3.50 for docketing one
appealed.
From the supreme court fund Is ap-
propriated $1,000 as salary for the clerk,
5000 for printing briefs and expenses in
cases brought and defended by the ter
ritory and 5000 for printing dockets and
calendars for the court.
The appropriations from the miscel-
laneous fund are as follows:
For contingent expenses governors
office $4,000.
For postage, express, printing, blanks,
publication Of quarterly reports, and in
cidental expenses, auditors Office $780,
For postage, express, printing,
blanks publication, of quarterly reports
and incidental expenses and for COM
mission and exchange treasurer's office
$1,000.
For the territorial library for the
purchase of books $3.50.
For the territorial library $3.50.
For expenses of the New Mexico his
torical society $500.
For purchase of relics, New Mexico
historical society $780,
For printing, postage, freight, and
incidental expenses Of bureau of immi-
grafton s2,750.
For printing reports, postage and
contingent expenses superintendent Of
public instruction $1,5OO; $1,000 of
which shall be paid out of the school
land fund.
For printing tax books, schedules,
etc., $1,000.
For printing poll books, registration
books and other necessary blanks for
the election of 1904, and conveying and
forwarding election returns to the seat
of government, freight and expenses,
which shall apply only to the seth fiscal
year $1,000.
Per diem expenses of sheriffs in con-
veying prisoners to penitentiary $4,000.
For printing weather bureau bulle-
tins $500.
For printing Spanish laws and
journals of 35th legislative assembly
81, 500.
For translating laws and journals of
35th assembly $1,250.
For capitol custodian committee fund
$3,44O; light, coal, maintenance, re-
pairs, insurance and water $500.
And there is also hereby appropriated
for necessary repairs and improve
ments on capitol building, to be paid at
once, out of any available funds $4,000. |
For printing reports and other perth
nent matters and contingent expenses
of office of secretary of territory includ-
ing secretary's report and printing OF
abstracts of corporation and similar
laws; also for printing 500 copies of ses-
sion laws of 1S99-19O1 in English, bound
together in one volume, to be sold at
actual cost price $1,000.
There are also made minor appro-
priations for deficiencies and incidental
expenses.
For the militia fund, for support of
National Guard $500 and for , armory
rent $3.50. The appropriations for the
seth fiscal year are the same as for the
55th with the exception of the deficien-
cies and the levies are the same.
The House then adjourned to meet at
9 o'clock this morning.
THE COUNCIL.
Morning Session.)
At 1915 the Council was called to or
der. In the absence Of the chaplain,
President Chiaves called in Mr.. Hughes
for prayer. Mr.. Hughes said he under
stood 1.-THE prayer OF the wicked avail
eth not but he thought If he could do
the Council any good he would do his
best. Prayer was dispensed with. Pres
ident Chaves presented a protest from
citizens of Lincoln county against di-
viding the county. Council Bill No. 127,
An act to provide for the equalization
Of taxes among counties, was favorably
reported by the committee on finance.
1t was passed. House Joint Resolution
No. 10, to pay the expenses Of the COM
mittee Of House which inspected ter
ritorial institutions, was favorably re-
ported. It was discovered that as
drawn and passed by the House, it will
be impossible for any money to be
drawn. It was unanimously adopted
and the Council at once reconsidered
the vote and again referred It to the
finance committee.
House Bill No. IS, An act to author
ize the appointment Of an assistant to
the secretary Of the territory was TAX !