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El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-08
CAPITULO 81.

Substitute del Consejo por Proyecto
del Consejo No. 81, I'm acta para la me.
jor protection de ami males de GAIA, pa
jaros Y peces. dentro del Territorio de
Nuevo Mexico. Provee para una Pc
ma de 800 hasta $500 e~ncarcelamien-
to de treinta a noventa dias por matar
cualquier venado, cimarr6n,
8 ptarmigan. Ell guardian territorial
de GAIA y pesca Sc le da autoridad pa
ra conseguir un permiso para la cap
tura de castores que interfieran con la
~operacion de cualquier acequia legal.
Establece n session cerrada de cinco
anos para antelope, faisanes, codorniz
blanca 8 paloma silvestre. Venados
con cuernos podran ser matados con
un fusil solamente de Septiembre ID
hasta Octubre 81. T6rtolas podran
ser matadas solamente con fusil de
Agosto l hasta Septiembre 30. Co.
dorniz con cresta, gallina silvestre,
8 gallina de la pradera podran e ma
tados solamente con fusil durante o.
tubre, Noviembre y Diciembre. La
pena es una multa de $50 hasta $10(
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tasaciones que seran levadas y colec.
tadas durante dicho ano.1
& sCAPITULO 49,.

%--~
Proyecto de la Camara No. l55, apro-
bado Mario 8, I'm acta enmendando
secciones 5 IS, del capftulo 60 dc las
leyes de session de 1893, relativa a la
practica de dentistas dentro del Terri
torio de Nuevo Mexico. Ell acta pro
wee que un candidate para examina.
cion debera %presentar su diploma de
un colegio dental de reputation o la
declaration de tres dentistas de repu-
tacion dentro del Territorio de tres
amos de practica, en- cuantoa sus cali
fcaciones. Tambien provee que todos
los dentistas que tengan licencia en- ell
Te%rritorio registraran con ell Cuerpo
Dental del Territorio. en- 9 antes del
no de JUNO, de cada afo, y pagaran
n propina annual de S3. Ell Cuerpo
Dental tendra poder para evoca las
licencias de todos los dentistas dentro
de treinta dias despues de aviso por
escrito de hacerlo asi.
CAPITULO 46.
Proyecto de la Camara No. las, apro-
bado Mario 8, un acta proveyendo pa
ra ell manejo y gobierno de la MERGED
de terreno conocida como la MERGED
de Cebolleta de la Joya en- ell Condado
deSocorro. Sylvester Els quibel Abran
Barela y Jesus Baca y Peralta, de La
Joya, Leopoldo Contreras y Albino
Contreras y Tafoya, de Ranches de La
Joya; y Alejo Gurule y Eduardo Cha.
YES, de San Acacio..s son nombrados un
cuerpo de fideicomisarios para ell ma
nejo de la MERGED desde Mayo /, 1905,
hasta que sus sucesores califquen, su
termino sera dos amos, y cada uno da-
ra una ianza de $500. Los fideicomi-
sarios no recibiran remuneration y Sc
les pagara solamente gastos anuales
de viaje. Ell cuerpo esta autorizado
para asesar contra ell interes de cada
persona poseyendo una porcion entera
de la MERGED Ell costo de la pro rata por
administrar la MERGED y de n agri-
mensura de la MERGED por los Estados
Unidos. Ell cuerpo, que consistira de
siete miembros, no sera un cuerpo
corporate.
CAPITULO AZ.
Proyecto Enmendado del Consejo
No. 81, aprobado Mario 10, I'm acta in
titulado un acta en- relacion a plazas y
villas Incorporates. Provee para la
election bienal en- ell primer martes de
Abril de los fideicomisarios, mayor y
otros ~oficiales de plazas y villas incor.
poradas, aplicande solamente a pobla-
clones no incorporates que no tengan
mas de dos mil habitantes.
CAPITULO 4S.
Proyecto del Consejo No. 70, apro-
bado Mario 10, I'm acta para una ley
compulsoria de tener la bandera en- los
edificiOs de ~escuela del Territorio de
Nuevo Mexico. Ell acta provee que
cuerpos de educacion procuraran ban
deras para las casas publicas de escue-
la en- TODD Nuevo Mexico, la bandera
de ser de nc menos que cinco pies de
largo. Febrero IL es designado como
ell dia de la bandera, 81 que Sc obser
vara anualmente por las escuelas pn-
blicas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-08
CAPITULO so.

Sustituto del Consejo por Proyecto
de la Canara No. 46, aprobado Mario
10, I'm acta para enmendar la seccion
10 del capftulo 81, de las leyes de Sc
sion de 1901, en- c1anto a la estimation
de estados. Ell acta provee para dos
tasadores de estados, uno de ser nom
brado por ell juez de pruebas y ell otro
por ell Executor 8 administrator y en-
Case que tales tasadores falten en- con
venir ell juez de pruebas tendra que
ser ell tercer miembro del cuerpo de
tasadores.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-08
CAPITULO 80.

Proyecto del Consejo No. 40, apro-
bado Mario 2, I'm acta relatives las
propinas que seran pagadas por re-
gistrar f%ierros; para fjar ell salarlo del
secretario del Cuerpo de Sandal de
Roses y para otros fines. Ell acta pro.
9 que propinas recibidas por ell Sc
cretario del Cuerpo de Sanidad de
Roses seran transmitidas mensual-
mente al ~tesorero territorial y que su
salario sera fjado por ell cuerpo no
exceder 81, 800 al ano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-08
CAPITULO 90.

Substitute del Consejo por Proyecto
No. IS, aprobado Mario 3, I'm acta de-
finiendo ell crfmen de incendio inten-
cional y proveyendo pena por 10 mis-
mo, y para otros fines. FL acta provee
que incendio intentional que resulte
en- la muerte de cualquier persona Sc
ra castigado como asesinato en- primer
grade. Incendio intentional que no
resulte en- perdida de vidas sera cas-
tigado con encarcelamiento de dos has.
ia veinte amos. Por incendiar n ca
sa ~desocupada ell castigo esta tijado de
uno hasta ounce amos. Por incendiar
IN edificio 8 mercancias con intencion
de defraudar n compa1fa de asegu-
rama, ell castigo esta fijado en- near
celamiento de uno hasta diez amos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-08
CAPITUlO 40.

Proyecto del Consejo No. 81, apro-
bado Mario 10, Tn acta enmendando
la Seccion 1872. de las Leyes Recopila-
das de Nuevo Mexico de 1897 Ell ac-
ia aumenta 81 n1mero de miembros
del Cuerpo Territorial de Sandal de
Roses de cinco a seis.
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sera considerable aviso de la propiedad
de tales animales.
CAPITULO SO.

Proyecto de la Camara No. $50, apro-
bado' Mario s., I'm acta para enmendar
un acta de la Asamblea Legislative
Beta del Territorio de Nuevo Mexico,
intitulado, Gun acta para establecer
un departmental de aseguranza en- ell
Territorio de Nuevo Mexico y para re-
gular companies de aseguranza ha-
ciendo negocios bajo ell mismo," sien-
do Proyecto de la Camara No. 70, apro-
bado Febrero 9. Ell acta hace tres en-
miendas memories, la mas importante
siendo que no sera retroactive, pero
que la tasacion de dos por ciento, sera
levada en- todos los premios aqui des-
pues colectados en- polizas %viejas. Tam
bien las companias de aseguranza pro-
tocolaran sus manifiestos anuales en-
Mario l, en- lugar de Febrero 1ro de
cada ano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-08
CAPITULo 4a.

Proyecto de la Camara No. 1853, apro-
bado Mario 9, I'm acta para enmendar
un acta intitulado sun acta relativa a
Intermediates contagiosas entire las
abejas. Sc hace ell deber de los due
nos de abejas de desinfectar colmenas
y panales y de tenerlos limpios y evil
tarttodas Intermediates contagiosas.
Cualesquier panales, panales de miel,
miel 8 aparatos hallados infectados Sc
ran quemados 8 destruidos de otro
modo. La pena es una multa de $40
hasta $50 y encarcelamiento en- la car
eel por no mas que treinta dias.
CAPITULO Al.
Proyecto de la Camara No. 1871, apro.
bado Mario 8, I'm acta enmendando
un acta intitulado 'sUn acta para pro.
veer medios para construir y mantle
ner diques y tales presones, terraple'
mes y acequias y otras estructuras Co
mo puedan ser necesarias para prote
ger vidas y propiedad contra inunda
clones y para ~autorizar la leva de uns
tasacion para 10 mismo," aprobado Fe
brero %, 1905. FL acta autoriza a co
misionados de primera clase pedir di
nero para construction de diqpes du
rante ell a1o de 1905, sobre la fe de lal
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-08
~Proyectos que Pasaron.

Los siguientes son los proyectos que
fueron pasados por la Asamblea Lee
gislativa Beta:
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cial por cada cabeza de animal banado
o tratado.
CAPITULO so.

o tratado.
CAPITULO 32.
Proyecto del Consejo No. 20, apro-
bado Mario 3, I'm acta prwohibiendo ell
dar y participant en- exhibiciones de la
Ear reses. Una multa maxima de 5000
y un encarcelamiento maxine de go
dias, son puestos por particular o dar
exhibiciones 'p1blicas de lazar.
CAPITULO 33.
Substitute del Conseio por Proyecto
Enmendado del Consejo No. AZ, apro-
bado Mario g., I'm acta arreglando y
mas especificamente ~designando los
districts del Territorio para fines de
p~rocuradores de dlstrito y para otros
fines. Los districts de procuradores
de distrito estan establecidos como ST.
que: Primer distrito, condados de
San Juan y Rio Arriba, salario $500;
segundo, Mora y San Miguel, 5000;
%tercer, .Colfax y Union, 500; c%uarto,
Quay y Guadalupe, $3.50; quinto, San
ia Fe y Taos, $3.50; sexto, Bernallllo,
Valencia, Mckinley, Sandoval y Tor
rance, 81, 400; septimo, Socorro y Sic
IRA, $500; octave, Dona Ana, Lincoln y
Otero, 81, 100; noveno, Chaves, Eddy y
Roosevelt, $1,000; depimo, Luna, $500;
undecimo, Grant, $500.
CAPITULO "a.
Proyecto Enmendado del Consejo
No. 90, aprobado Mario 6, I'm acta pro-
veyendo para a~sistentes procuradores
de distrito. Autoriza a procuradores
de distrito a nombrar asistentes pro-
curadores, de ser pagados por ell pro-
curador de distrito a su discretion y
quienes ~recibiran propinas por servi-
clos especlales rendidos al cuerpo de
comisionados de condado en- ell cual es-
ten sirviendo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-08
CAPITULO AZ.

Proyecto de la Camara No. 10, apro-
bado Mario s, I'm acta dol Cuerpo de
Sandal de Ovejas. Ell acta prohibe
ell llevar a traves de las lineas de con-
dado sin permiso, cualquiera ovejas
afectadas con roma; 8 de cualquier re-
servacion Indigena dentro 8 cerca de
los linderos de Nuevo Mexico sin ha-
Der primero obtenido primero I'm giro
de salud de I'm inspector del Cherpo
de Sandal de Ovejas. Hace ell deber
de los duenos de ovejas ro1osas de
notifcarle al cuerro de sandal de
de ovejas por escrito y obede-
Ger las 6rdenes del cuerpo. La pena
no excedera de $500, de ser un dere-
cho sobre las ovejas de cualquie per
soma convictada.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-08
CAPITULO 81.
CAPITULO 90.

Proyecto Enmendado del Consejo
No. AZ, aprobado Mario 2, TN acta pa
ra la protection de propiedad de mi
mas. Provee una multa que no exceda
$50 Y una sentencia de encarcelamien-
to q no exceder treinta dias por cual-
quier persona convicta de trasgresar
sobre una propiedad minera, despues
de tres avisos de advertencia contra
tai trasgresion hayan sido puestos en-
tai prOpiedad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-08
CAPITULO 2e.

Proyecto del Consejo SO, aprobado
Mario %, I'm acta intitulado un acta
para enmendar subsection ia de la
Seccion 1856 de las.Leyes Recopiladas
de 1897. Provee que cualquier juicio
rendido en- cualquier corte fuera de
termino, sobre falta, podra separarse
por ell juez sobre mocion protocolada
dentro de sesenta dias de la fecha de
la entrada de tai juicio, sobre buena
causa mostrada a la corte en- la cual ell
juicio es rendido. o
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-08
CAPITULO Al.

Proyecto de la Camara No. 104. apro-
bado Mario g., Tn acta para enmendar
la Seccion l, del capftulo 16, de las lie.
yes de session de 1897. Ell acta hace
n felonia ell mezclarse con 8 robar
cualesquiera materiales 8 parties de
Gu Alquier locomotora, tender 8 CAIRO
en- un ferrocarril, la penad de ser encar-
celamiento IN la penitenciaria de n
hasta cinco amos. ST tai manipuleo es
causa de descarrilamiento 8 desenlace
de tai locomotora, caro- 8 carros, eau
sando perjuicio 8 muerte a cualquier
empleado, p~asajero Il otra persona, Sc
ra considerable asalto con intencion de
asesinato. Cualquier persona que
ayude, evite 8 asista en- cualquiera de
las ofensas enumeradas en- Ell acto Sc
ra considerable principal.
0Anrnyryr n 10
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-04-08
CAPITULO 40.

Proyecto de la Camara No. %, apro-
bado Mario 8, I'm acta relativa a cuer
pos de registration. Ell acta provee
que la remuneration de cuerpos de re-
distraction IN precintos que dieron me-
nos que 100 votos en- la Ultima election
general, seran SO por dia, y en- otros
precintos IS por dia.
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with few missing INKS, my chain Is
almost complete"
You have got your mcnT
MAN, Watson. man. Only one, bu'
a very formidable person. Strong as
a lion-witness the blow that bent that
poker! Six foot three In height, active
as squirrel. dexterous with his fin.
gers: finally, remarkably quick witted.
for this whole ingenious story Is of his
connection. Yes. Watson. We have
come upon the handiwork OF n very re.
marknblc Individual. And yet. IN that
bell rope he has given us clew which
should not have left us II doubt"
where was the clewf''
"Well. II you were to pull down a
bell rore, Watson, where would You
expect II to break? Surely at the spot
where II Is attached TO the wire. Why
should II break three inches from IL,
top. MS this enc has donc?"
Because II il frayed thcre;'
Exactly. This end. which we can
examine. IL fruycd. He was cunning
enough to do that with his knife. But
the other end Il rot frarcl. You could
not observe that from here. but II you
were on the mnntclpiecc you would
see that II Is cut clean of without any
mnik of fraying whatever. You can
reconstruct what occurred The uiup
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SHERLOCK HOLMES EXAMINES THE GLASSES.

would be In the last glass, would II
noti Yes, | am convinced that this Is
50. But II have hit upon the true ex-
PLANTATION of this one small phenom-
cnon then In an instant the case rises
from the commonplace To the exceed
lngly remarkable, for II can only mean
that Lady Brackenstall and her maid
have deliberately lied to US, that not
one word Of their story Is to be be-
lleved. that they have some very strong
reason for covering the real criminal
and that we must construct our case
for ourselves without any help from
them. That il the mission which now
lies before us, and here, Watson, Is the
Sydenham train"
The household at the Abbey Grange
were much surprised ut our return, but
Sherlock Holmes, finding that Stanley
Hopkins had gone of to report to head
quarters, took possession Of the dining
room, locked the door upon the inside
and devoted himself for two hours to
one of those minute and laborious In
vestigations which form the solid basis
on which his brilliant edifices Of de-
duction were reared. Seated In cor
ner like an interested student who OBJ
serves the demonstration Of his pro-
fessor followed every step Of that re-
markable research. The window, the
curtains, the carpet, the chair. the rope
each In turn was infinitely examined
and duly pondered. The body Of the
unfortunate baronet had been removed,
and oil else remained as we had seen
1t In the morning. Finally, to my as.
constituent, Holmes climbed up on to
the massive mantelpiece. Far above
his head hung the few inches Of red
cord which were still attached to the
wire. For long time he gazed up
ward at 1t. and then in an attempt to
get nearer to II he rested his knee upon
a wooden bracket on the wall. This
brought his hand within few inches
of the broken end Of the rope, but II
was not this so much Ps the bracket
itself which seemed to engage his at.
tention. Finally he sprang down with
an ejaculation OF satisfaction.
"It's all right, Watson" said he. eve
have got our case~-one Of the most re-
markable In our collection. But, dear
me, how slow witted have been and
how nearly / have committed the blum
der of my lifetime! Now. think that
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Transact business In all depart
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Collections carefully attended to.
Exchange bought and sold.
Commercial and Travellers Letters
Of Credit issued on the Bank Of CALI
fornia and N. M. Rothsehilds q Soma
London.
Correspondents for the American
Express Company, and Thos. Cook q
Son.
Interest allowed on term and saS-
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TRUST DEPARTMENT.
Act as Trustees, collect Rentsl and
Dividends.
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Auditors and Trustees In Banps
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Books examined and reported on.
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Abe Adventure Of
the Abbey Grange
No. IL Of the Series
Continued from Yesterday


Exactly, but there was beeswing
only In one glass. You must have no.
ticed that fact. What does that sug.
gest to your mindr'
'The last glass filled would be most
likely to contain beeswing."
mot at all. The bottle was full of
II, and It Is inconceivable that the first
two glasses were clear and the third
heavily charged with It, There are two
possible explanations, and only two.
One Is that after the second glass was
filed the bottle was violently agltated,
and so the third glass received the
beeswing. That does not appear prob.
able. No, no, l am sure that am
right"
"What, then. do you supposeT'
THAT only two glasses were used and
that the dregs of both were poured into
third glass, so as TO give the false i'm.
preston that three people. had been
here. In that way all the beeswlng
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.s.a. lie would not tear
,tN.. fpr rnnr ~ giving the alarm
rr-.'.s .ng .nH. Nhrt did he do
o 5prs 'pDn the mamtc!p!ccc, could
qc..' ,rn,h II, put his knee on the
IN .-r,--~.U w.ll zee tie Impression IN
lc dust and 40 got his knife 10 bear
non tho cord. could not reach the
place b. at least three inches, from
which | infer that he is Mt least three
inches bigger man than am. Look at
thar mark upon the seat Of the oaken
chair. What IL III"
"Blooh."
"Undouhtcdly 1t II blood. This alone
puts the lady's story out Of court. II
she were seated on the chair when
the crime was done. how comes that
mnrk3 No, no: she was placed In the
chair after the death Of her husband.
III wager that the black dress shows
corresponding mark to this. We
have not yet met our Waterloo. Wat
son, but this u our Marengo, for It
begins In defeat and ends In victory.
I should like now to have few words
with the nurse, Theresa. We must be
wary for awhile II we are to got the
information which we want"
She was an interesting person, this
stern Australian -taciturn, sus-
picious, unKracious. II took some time
before Holmes pleasant manner and
frank acceptance of all she said thaw.
ed her into n corresponding amiabillty
She did not attempt to conceal her ha,
tired for her late employer,
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Ito be contlnued)

Straw hats were first heard of in
England In the reign of Queen Eliza
beth. In the reign of James we learn
Of Lord William Howard paying the
then large sum of SIS for two straw
hats
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king. San Francisco. Shanghai, +;
entsln, Toxic.
The bank buys and receives for cor
lection Bills OF Exchange, issues
Drafts and Letters OF Credit and trans
acts general banking business.
HONOLULU BRANCH, 81 KING ct.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-23

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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
euILFoRp CENTRE

Miss Ada Akeley has been spending
several days in Springfield, Mass,
There will be a service at the Univer-
salist church Sunday afternoon at 8
o'clock.
The ladies' society will meet at Mrs.
George Wilders Thursday, June Is, at
10 o'clock. All are invited.
Nearly all of >the farmers seem to be
late with their spring work, and many
did not finish planting until this week.
Mrs. A. G. Weeks and family arrived
early this week at the Guilford Springs
farm, where they will spend the summer.
Lolie Haynes, who worked for Reed
Brothers during the winter and spring,
has resumed his former position at the
Guilford Springs farm.
c. A. Clark of Springfield, Mass, after
a few days visit with his daughter, has
gone to West Chesterfield to remain a
few days before returning home.
The next regular Grange meeting will
be held Wednesday evening, June IA,
with the following program: Music; reci-
tation, Ada Akeley; quotations or Bible
verse beginning with the letter c by each
member; song, e. ID. Conyers, "Origin of
pop corn. its use and its desirabiity as
a crop for the home garden, as q COM
mercial crop" Roy Ingraham; reading,
Miss Lulu Hall; question What crops
are most profitable in this locality, and
how can they be produced at less cost?'
music. Pop corn refreshments will be
served. All members are cordially invited
to attend.