Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-03-18
GOVERNOR WORKS TO MIDNIGHT TO
EXAMINE AND SIGN NUMEROUS SMEASuRES
Important Legislation Passed at the
Eleventh Hour--- -Vetoes Have Been
Few and Far Between But
Were Made for Good Rea-
sons in Every Instance

$2S,0OO, as follows: Las Vegas, ST..
500; Santa Fe, Silver City, Las Cru.
ces and Roswell, $4,50O each; s2,5OO
for insuring armories.
House Bill No. 252, by Pacheco, an
act providing for the organization and
government of the Water Users Asso-
Citations.
House Bill No. 254, by Brice, an
act to amend section 1892, Compiled
Laws Of 1897, relative to security for
costs.
House Bill No. 235, by Brice, an act
to enable cities and towns to secure
water for irrigation purposes and to
assess the cost to property owners.
House Bill No. 24S, by Mirabal, an
act to amend an act for the repres-
sion Of contagious and infectious dis
eases among cattle, horses, mules and
asses and to provide for the extirpa-
tion of such diseases and to protect
the public health" being Council Bill
No. "a of the Thirty-eighth Legisla-
tive Assembly of the Territory of New
Mexico, approved by the governor
February 25, 1909; and to amend Sec
tion 213 of the Compiled Laws of 1897
and to re-enact Section 231 of said
Compiled Laws.
Council Substitute for House Bill
No. 213, by Mirabal, an act relative
to the publication of legal notices;
and other matters wheelin publication
/ is required; regulating the price to
be charged therefor and providing a
penalty, repeating certain sections of
! the Compiled Laws Of New Mexico OF
1897 and for other purposes.
House Bill No. 26O, by Mirabal, an
act to amend the Laws of 1907, rela-
tive to the distribution of delinquent
/ taxes.
House Bill No. 121, by Brice, pro-
viding for the appointment and quail
fications of notaries public.
| Council Bill No. 1877, by President
Spiess, an act entitled an act relating
to city councils.
| Council Bill No. 1873, by President
Spiess, an act amending section of
chapter Is, of the Acts of the S6th
Legislative Assembly, an act for the
protection of property from the wa
ters OF the Rio Grande
Council Bill No. sc, by Navarro, an
tyact entitled an act relating to the
changing of county seats, was per-
mitted by Governor Curry to become
law by limitation.
Veto Measure.
Governor Curry today vetoed House
Substitute foI House Bill No. 1862, an
act authorizing members of the 38th
Legislative Assembly to appoint two
iirdigent students to scholarships OF
$500 each to certain educational in.
stitutions, necessitating an appropria
tion of $14,400. The veto was based
on the ground that the law is un.
necessary as othef legislation on this
subject is under consideration, reduc.
ling the number Of scholarships from
two to one for each member.
House Bill No. 249, an act for the
protection of game and fish and TO,
other purposes.
i House Bill No. $50, an act appro
priating the sum of $4,000 for the
Strengthening of the Dry Cimarron
River course at Folsom.
4 House Bill No. 2S9, an act to amend
section 1856, of chapter 70, of laws o1
| 1905 relating to publication Of incor
poration filings
House Bill No. 294, an act PLACING
the county Of Torrance in the Fifth
District Attorneys District with head
4 quarters at Santa Fe.