The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-02


Honse Substitute for House Bin No.
the acts of the Thirty-ifth Legislative
Assembly of New Mexico" relative to
offices of officials in county seats.
House Bill No. 1856, AN act to pre-
vent the sale of intoxicating liquors
to Indians,
Conference Committee Bill No. 249.
An act providing funds and making
appropriations for the Fifty-nintn and
Sixtieth fiscal years, and for other
purposes" Reported by Conference
Committee.
House Bill No. 223, can act to
amend Chapter 81 of the Session
Laws of 1906" relative to condemna-
ton of land by telephone and tele-
graph companies and for other pur-
poses.
House Substitute for House Bill No.
116, IAN act providing for registra-
ton of births and deaths III for 9th
er purposes"
Council Bill No. 131, can act to pro-
J vide for the ~refunding to certain cou1-
ties of the excess amount paid into
the Territorial Treasury under and
by virtue of Section 9, Chapter 80, of
the Laws of 1903"
Council Bill No. 12S, "An act pro-
viding funds and making appropria-
lions for the travelling expenses of
the district judges and clerks of the
district courts of the Territory of
New Mexico"
Council Bill No. 95, IAN act to
amend Section 2, of Chapter 8, of. the
Acts of the Thirty-fourth Legislative
Assembly of New Mexico, relating to
railroads"
Council Bill No. 1913, "An act to pro-
vide for the revision of the laws of
the Territory of New Mexico"
Council Bill No. 113, entitled IAN
act to facilitate the collection of poll
and road taxes, by requiring the en-
ployer of the persons liable therefore
to pay such taxes and deduct the
amount thereof from the wages of
such employees"
Council Bill No. 1872, "Aa act pro-
viding for the assessment of sheep
belonging to non-residents and for otn
er purposes"
House Bill No. 169, can act to
amend Section 1927, of the Compiled
Laws of New Mexico" relative to new
school districts.
House Bill No. SO, can act Great
ing the office of inspector of weights
and measures in the several counties
of the Territory of New Mexico"
House Substitute for House Bill No.
w. all oSI ~ LIZ . SICAAdllLC
the school laws of the Territory of
New Mexico and for other purposes.
Council Bill, No. 60, "An act to re-
peal an act of the 36ta Legislative
Assembly of the Territory of New
Mexico entitled IAN act authori-
zing county commissioners to levy a
tax for court house and jail building
purposes, approved March IS, 1906
and for other purposes"
No,- Dill II n mn
Council Substitute for Council Bill
No. II, "An act for the assessment
and collection of taxes on sleeping
cars and repeating Sections Ais, 4119
1920 and 4121 of the Compiled Laws
of 1897"
Council Bill, No. AZ, "An act pro-
viding a method for the assessment
of shares of stock in national and
other banks and to fix the duties of
the Board of Equalization in relation
thereto"
House Substitute for House Bill No.
Ill, can act to amend Section 2 of
Chapter ST., of the acts of the Thir-
ty-sixth Legislative Assembly of New
Mexico, approved March 10, 1905, re-
lative to dove and quail seasons and
for other purposes"
House Bill No. 161, can act to pro-
vide for the leasing, sale, manage
ment and control of all lands now
owned or hereafter acquired by the
Territory of New Mexico"
Coopers Get Together.
Memphis, Tenn, April 2, All parts
of the country are represented at the
annual meeting of the international
Cooperage Manufacturers association
which conevned today in the Hotel
Gayoso. Addresses will be delivered
by many prominent lumbermen and
the visitors will be handsomely enter
tanned by local members. A vote will
be aiken during the session on the
question of a reduction in the member
snip fee. The annual election of Of
ficers will also be held. The W.
ton will last through tomorrow.