Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-03-04
The Council.

The Council.
(Monday's 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, $780, A. S. Goodell, of
Grant county, for executing death war
rant, 800; transportation of convicts
to penitentiary, Alfredo Gonzales.
sheriff of Lincoln county. $S73.3S;
Alexander Read, of Rio Arriba county,
$153.S5; j. d. Chandler, Sierra county,
$16S.45; Cipriano Baca, Luna county,
$1S450; c. F. Blackington, Socorro
county, $209.25; Cleofes Romero, San
Miguel county, $685. Teodoro Roy
bal, $7470; Salome Garcia, Union
county, $172S0; Robert B. Campbell,
Colfax county, s155.70: Marcelino Gar
cia, Santa Fe county, 1928; T. s. Hub
bell, Bernalillo county, $500; B. l..
Romero. Guadalupe county, $150.15;
J. r. Lucero, Dona Ana county, $244-
25 Leonardo Martinez court allow
ance, $10S0; Louis Ilfeld, salary as
penitentiary commissioner, s10973; J.
7. Mclaughlin, the same, $50; c. f.
Blackington, executing requisition pa
pers, $46.35 w L. Martin, same,
$117.25; transportation of convicts to
penitentiary, M. C. Stewart, sheriff of
Eddy county, $31545; Fred Higgins,
Chaves county, s3S1.50; Fred Hunter,
Otero county, s226; Alfredo Gonzales,
Lincoln county, $1S5.53
James d. rr.ughes, public printer, for
oaif aces due for printing laws and
/ journals OF the Thirty.fourth legisla'
tive assembly, $655; same for printing
tax rolls for 1902, s96.79; Fred Hunter,
sherin of Otero county, for serving
requisition papers. s122.05; Robert b.
Campbell, sheriff Colfax county, same
| $196.50.
Mr.. Hughes presented an amend
ment to allow II. C. Kinsell, sheriff of
Satna Fe county, $175.15 for expenses
in the recapture of Jose Telles and
Albert Hampe. The amendment was
rejected on the grounds that the terri
tory is not responsible.
The allowances for expenses of
members attending territorial board of
education meetings.: c. NJ. Light
$S5.25; w. G. Tight, s1O.7O; NJ. e.
Hickey, $40; Maggie j. Bucher,
$1155.
All deficiency expenses in the office
of territorial superintendent of public
instruction were combined and the
amount granted was S2,2S3 40; for wild
animal bounties, 1886 is allowed: to j.
ID. Hughes, public printer, for tax as
sessment rolls, 1901-02, S371.23.
All elections returns are to be for
warded hereafter by express and the
express receipts sent to the territorial
secretary by registered mail If there
is no express office "a messenger is to
be delegated who will he allowed 12Jb
cents per mile.
When the militia fund was was con
siderd, Mr.. Fall and Mr. Hawkins com
mehced a bitter attack on allowing any
sums for armory rent. Mr.. Hughes
said II that was stricken out he would
move to abolish the entire military
branch of the government and the
ONCE Of adjutant general Mr., Haw-
kins and Mr. Fall said they would
agree but they were of the opinion that
the public buildings could lie used for
mat purpose. 1t was finally agreed
that the appropriation of $500 for the
militia remain unchanged and the rent
appropriation was reduced from 81 800
to 81 600.
An annual levy of 2 mills is author
lied to pay public school expenses. A
levy of ? mills is authorized in each
county to repair jails and court houses.