Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-20
CATRON HAS BILL
TO ESTABLISH A
FISH STATION
Senator Introduces Measure
ApprOpriating $25, 600;
Other CatrOn Bills of Inter.
est to the People Of State.

senator Catron Of New Mexico on
May ~ introduced IN the United
States senate hlil for the placing o.
ash hatchery la New Mexico. The
bill which WIS referred Ia the COM
mltiee on fisheries was ~ follows;
iie % enacted by the senate and
Louise 81 Representatives ef the United
states Of America in congress assem-
hird, that the sum 81 xgb. 1000. or 80
much thereof ~ may Oe necessary, be.
aud the same IL hereby, appropriated
for the establishment 81 fish-cullur
"a station la the state Of New Mexico.
including purchase of site. Coustrus-
ton nf building and ponds amt euuip-
ihent. 20 some suitable point 10 DC
selected 10y the secretary uf COM
mcrce. Provided. that before any finni
steps shall have been taken for the
construction 81 "a nsh-Cmltural station
Ia accordance with this act. the state
of New Mexico through appropriate
/ legislative action, shall accord 80 the
United states commissioner Of fisher.
les and his duly authorized agents the
right to conduct Ash Matching and all
operations Herewith connected In any
manner and at any time that may by
them be- considered necessary and
proper ans fishery laws Of the state
/ TO the contrary notwithstanding. Proc
vided further that the operations or
snid hatchery may be suspended by
the secretary Of commerce Whenever
IN his Judgment. the laws and reguln-
tions affecting the fishes cultivated are
| allowed % remain 40 Inadequate ms 90
/ impair The efficiency OF said hatchery.
To Extend tile Kinlsaid Act.
A bill making the act approved
| Apri twenty eighth, nineteen hundred
and four. commonly known as the
| Kinkaid act. applicable To- certain
public funds In New Mexico.
BE h enacted oy the senate ana
house of representatives of the United
| states Of America "a congress assem-
hicd. that the provisions OF the act oi
CONGRESS approved Aprl twenty
| eighth. nineteen hundred and four
! tThirty-third statutes page ave hun-
dred aud foriy-seyenl, commonly
! known as the kinkaid act. amending
the homestead laws as 10 certain nm
appropriated and unreserved lands Ia
Nebraska, ~ amended by section
seven 81 the act of congress approved
MAY tWentV-ninth, nineteen hundred
and eight CThirty-hfth statutes. page.
four hundred and siNty-hVel, permit-'
ting homestead entries on arid lands,
be. and the same hereby Is. extended
To- and made applicable 10 all unappfo-
| printcd and unreserVed lands OF the
United states subject TO entry under
the homestead laws OF the United
states. lying west Of line between
ranges eighteen and nineteen east OF
the New Mexico principal meridian,
la the state of New Mexico ana which
are not susceptible of irrigation under
any projects nov or hereafter cofn-
pietcd or adopted by the United
states under legislation for the recla-
nation 81 lands.
To Amend land Court BiIi.
! The following hill Was read twice
and referred to the committee on
public lands.
\ bin to amend an act entitled AN
Act 10 establish "a court of Private
Land Claims and 80 provide tor the
settlement Of private land claims In
certain states aud Territories" APP
proved March third. eighteen hundred
land nnety-one and the acts amend
latory thereto, approved February
twenty hrst. eighteen hundred and
nineiy-threc. June twenty-scventn,
eighteen hundred and ninety-eight
and February tWCuty-sixth. nineteen
hundred and nine
Be Il enacted by the senate and
house ~ representatives Of the United
states of America la congress assem-
BLEED. that section eighteen of an act
| entitled AN Act "a establish Court
81 Private Land Claims and To proe
vide for the settlement OF private land
claims In certain states and Tcrritor
les" approved March third, eighteen
hundred ana ninety lone, as amended
lhv The act approved February twenty
first, eighteen hundred and ninety
three. and by the act approved june
| twenty seventh, eighteen hundred ana
ninety eight. ana by the act approved
February twenty sixth. nineteen hum
dred and nine. be, and the same u
| a. l..I N.sf 81
out the words "hefore the fourth day
of March. nineteen hundred and ten,
and inserting In lieu thereof the words
"heforo the fourth day of March
nineteen hundred ANA hftecn." 50 that
r the first clause az said section shall
read as follows. namely:
THAT an claims arising under either
( OF the two next preceding sections OF
) this act shall be filed wi.h the sur
I vevor general of the proper state on
territory before the fourth day OF
March, nineteen hundred and hfteen
and no claim not SO hled shan 90
valid"
provided that the extension herein
granted shall not apply 10 lands with
in the limits of confirmed grant OF
embraced iu any entry completed un
der tho public land laws prior 90 al
ing OF claim hereunder nor shall "a
proVisiun extend to persons hoidinl
under ASS gnments made after Marel
thud. nineteen hundred and one.
The following oil was read twic'
and referred 10 the committee ON PR
Nate lands claims;
A bin in reference 60 tho issuance
az patents and copies of surveys ol
private land claims.
BE IA enacted hy the senate an,
house of representative of the United
States of America IN congress assem-
BLEED. tnt upon the payment int" ms
treasur, of the United states oi ne
half of the cost OF surveying ana plat
ting. witch may have -herotofcr, beer
made and not paid for, or which MAJ
be hereafter made, of any private lane
claim IN New Mexico which may hav'
been confirmed. and In reference 4
which the survey and plat thereof MAJ
have been OF may be reported To IN
, general land office and approved,
patent shall bee issued Co the con
: nrmpe. his heirs or assigns. for sucl
claim. and also copies OF the hel'
notes of such approved survey an
, plat thereof when requested from m
proper officer the cost of the cOpie