Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08


employment OF subjective and obieo-
i've mechanical means 20 determine
the accomnodatige and Retroactive state
of the eye and the scope Of Us func.
lions generally Il makes II unlawful
Tor any person 10 acilce optomety
withou certificate OF registration
and Ming the same via the probate
clerk 81 the county of his residence
The act creates a board OF three to be
appointed by the governor. two 90 he
engaged Ia the actual practice 81 ov
tOmctry. The Other % De a physician
oculist. 10 hold once for three years
Any applicant for certificate 10
practice opt0metry shall be examined
by the board upon this subject. the
exam nation Zee 10 be fio aud the
toe for the certificate 60, the board TO
keep a register OF vii those authorized
20 practice. Every person actually en-
Gagged IN the practice Of optomctry At
the time Of the passage Of the aci shall
within ak months hlc an aflldaylt Of
such Fact and pay Zee Of 81 for regis
tration. Fifty cents 10 90 be the fee
Ia be paid for recording said certlh-
cato and che certificate mus he 70
corded every time the person Dractic-
ing optomeiry removes into another
county. A fee OF 81 Is 20 be charged
Tor Reissue Of any ccrtlncate Any
failure 20 record such certificate with
in six months after iasua shall forfeit
the certificate Said certificate shall DO
displayed In a conspicuous part of the
ONCE. The members OF the board a
optometfy shall be paid IS a day when
engaged In the duties OF the Office and
three cents per mile mileage, ali 10 be
paid out OF the fees collected. The
board Is 10 ilx an annual Zee 20 be paid
By Optometri@s not TO exceed 81. Non.
payment Of such fee shall result IN
the revocation of the certificate 10
practice Any conviction for crime OF
drunkenness Of the holder % cortiis
cate authorizes the board 10 revoke Y.
Violations % the act are % be pun
ished by a fine ~ from $40 to 500 az
Imprisonment Of from one 10 three
months. Justice Of the peace and mu-
nicipal courts have Jurisdiction 10 try
violations ~ the act. The act shall
not apply 90 physlcians authorized 20
practice under the laws Of the terri.
tory nor 20 persons who sell apectacles
without employing subjective and OBJ
iectivo mechanical means TO determine
the accommodative and reffac,ive
states OF the eye.
CHAPTER ~.
An Act providing for tho approprin-
ton and valuation OF lands and other
public uses and purposes. VI. d.
No. ii3.
The act provides for the mode Of
procedure 20 be observed In the con
domination Of land for public or semi.
public purposes. Section I authorizes
the condemnation OF lands by public
service companies and defines the
manner OF petition by such companies,
aa n preliminary for such condomna.
ton. Section defines service OF no.
tlce and for newspaper publication Of
notice IN case OF unknown owners OF
land 10 be condemned. Section 3 pro
Fides for the appointment OF three
commissioners by the court and pro
scrlhcs their duties. Section 4 pro
vides that diHerent owners may be
Joined In one petition. section 3
cnumerates who may defend. Section
q provides thar the district court clerk
snail notify parties Interested Of the
hling Of the report of the commission
era and such report may be reviewed
by the court or written exceptions filed
by either party. Section 7 provides
that the costs OF the proceedings 10
the right OF way shall be
paid by the parties seeking the appro
priaiion. The commissioners are %
be allowed not excheeding Is per day
for rheir services by the court. Sec
tlOn = provides for appeal Within TWEEN.
~ days after the final confirmation OF
any report OF the three commissioners.
and the manner 81 making such aD
peal. Seciion . provides as to Ire date
with respect 90 which compensation
shall be- assessed and the measure
thereof. Section 10 provides that no
telegraph or telephone company shall
enter or appropriate dwelling. barn,
store. warehouse or erect poles so near
aa 20 Inconvenience or occasion injury
TO such property Section II defines
who may have damages ascertaiRed
and manner Of proceeding 20 deter
mine this. Section ~ provides for the
proceedings " property to be con-
demned Il held by a corporation. Sec
ton 70 defines ahe powers 0f the cour,
10 regulate tho manner and place Of
making crossings, or Of enjoying =
common use Section IA. authorizes
the condemnation Of land for depot
purposes. section rs authorizes the
condemnation Of land Tor public build.
inga and public grounds, fos canals,
reservoirs. tunnels. fumes,
bitches and pipes raising the hanks 81
streams removing distractions there
from, for roads. alleys, public parks,
ferries, bridges, electric and street
horse railroads and for electric power
lines. Section iG authorizes auieting
% title by plaintiff 10 proceedings.
section ~ describes the manner Of
payment 81 damages awarded. Sec
ton 2 provides when and how posses.
sion 0f the premises condemned may
be taken. Section 10 provides for
The procedure IN condemnation pro
ceedinEH, which seek 20 condemn land
grants or parts OF such. Section 20
dehncs Inc rights Of corporations en-
gagged IN the manufacture Of logs OF
lumber TO build logging roads. chutes,
fumes, or ARTIFICIAL water courses.
Section ~ cOnfers upon logging and
lumber companies the right u eminent
domain and condemnation for the pur
posca set forth IN the act.
CHAPTER 9s.
An Act to amend chapter ~ Of the
session laws Of 1908 relating 10 dam
ages committed BY animals. II. y.
No. 1916.
The act provides that any person
who holds any animal found dansaglng
amy cultivated field, longer than twelve
hours, before turning the animal over
10 a justice Of the peace, shall be-
barred from making any claim for