El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-01

eer in order to change the pace u
diversion of the water, proVloeo ~ 80
doing they do not appfopIldI9 49,
water than the acequla was
ally entitled to.
House substitute for house Dill No
1873 original introduced Dy Nj = I0..
eIlvn. provides the game and tlsn law
go +be state 1t provides for the ap-
TOintment of a game ana Ilsa " -
IT 60 OOO a year with deputies HIuS4A
as the old law provided nun ne 81
censes are required as uhuS4 - -S--s7,
tory and the open seasons are SLtGt1
ADfeIODe elk. pheasant DOD
ouaf. wild pigeon, and pralIIe 49,,
ems are protected for i've yea -.
the passage Of the act lucas -
nIaced on the protected list, and may
he hunted only from september i 10
March 81 of each year GUIDES re-
nd Denalties are provided Tor and thS
details of the bill are too numerous anu
too important to be given here
Senate substitute for house SuDSl-
tute for house bills Nos zo4 anu 30,
originals introduced by MessrS- rogers
and Burg. provides for the formation
thousands of acres IN the Rio Granoe
and Pecos valleys, but was reWrIl.tSII
and juggled around so mucn duIlHS
IT'S mOmentOus passage through the
legislature that no copies are 49,
able except the original now III 'H0
hands of the secretary of state
legal Advisor to Governor.
House bill No. 21Os introduced Dy
Mr.. LIeweIlyn, provides Tor leSe -. 0C
visor for the governor at salary OF
60 0O0 n wear. who must have been
Dracticine attorney in the stare tHI rec
years before his appointment he IlaS
be appointed and removed at the PEE
sure Of the governor ana the
does not have to confirm -.
Senate bill No. 211, introduced Dy
Mr. IIewallyn, amends section 10, CHAP
ter III laws of 31th Legislative %
sembly, relating to the the IlcOI PGI a ~
Ing of villages so as to repeaI az
acfs relating to Incorporating except
chapter So laws Of 1901, proNlulIl5
however that this does not dlslncOIpo o. ! !
porate any town or village lncOrpoIal
under the provisions OF any u lIS 80
tiOns repealed
House substitute for house Dill No;
2I3 introduced by MessrS. 4OuhS anu
COoney, provides Tor the a2pOI4. ~
| of an inspector Of mines, az saIaLy
| of $4,000 a year, outlines ms dutleS
and provides rules and regulations Tor
/ the department of mines when hereIO-
/ fore has been a federal posiLlon5; ~,
| House bill No. 24ys introduced "
Mr.. Burg, provides standards 1or- coaI
! oil and gasoline, provides -penaIIleS 4oE
7 violation Of these standards anu du
I thorizes the professor of chemistry az
| any of the state institutions 10 IndAe
/ tests when requested to do So II
| also repeats chapters Sc and 122 of the
I laws of the 36th assembly, Wnlch
[ created the office of coal oil Inspector.
| House bill No. 255, introduced by
| Hilton, apprOpriates S1,4OO Tor the
! completion of a levee now under con-
! struction at san Antonio, New Mexico,
I to keep that town from being swept
! away
County horticultural Boards.
/ House bill No. 25g, introduced BY Mr..
] Chrisman, relates to county boards OF
/ horticulture and amends existing law
| but its provisions are not given mere
| for the reason that the only aVallaDle
| COPY is the original in the hanus OF
| the secretary OF state
House bill No. 262, introduced Dy
r. l. Baca, provides that the board OF
/ trustees of the town OF Las vegas
! must invest all moneys now on hahu
/ and all hereafter received, IN interest,"
| bearing bonds and said moneys snall
| constitute permanent school Iund
/ House bill No. 265, introduced oy
! n. Z. Baca, authorizes commissioner
of any community ditch to grant wa
! ter for irrigation free OF charge t'
blind men or their widows.
[ House bill No. 2S3, introduced by MI
! Burg, provides that the travelling audi
tor shall prescribe and install uni
! form system of accounting and report
ing for all county officials and al
/ penal. refOrmatOry educational anC
/ charitable institutions, and shall re
| 0uire reports therefrOm on blanks ianC
I in the form prescribed by him Fail
! 11re 10 do so is a misdemeanOr punish
( able by a fine of from $50 to $500.