Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-07

The tentative ufalt or lne DlS dppIo
praton bill was finished last nigh
after a session of the senate commit
tee on finance had worked for several
hours putting on the final touches.
Primarily, the bill is noticeable for
leaving out the Bureau of lmmigra'
ton the legal adviser to the governor
end the state mounted police, TO-
taking up deficit of some $4,000 in
Cured by the Agricultural college at
Mesilla Park and, providing funds
amounting to $S,73S.36 for taking oyer
the gun sheds of battery "A at Ros
we'll
ST. Vincent's hospital, this city, re-
ceives $500 and the orphanage SO
600. Appropriations are made for var
ious other institutions, among them
being some 100000 for the state prison
here, including small appropriations
for improvements at that institution.
The bill, as at present drawn, VIII
be introduced in the senate some time
today. 1t is customary to re-refer the
measure to the finance committee.
Similar action has been taken in tho
house in the past and after the bills
lave been worked over, they have
been sent conference and passed
during the closing hours of the ses
sion.
This measure is one in which the
governor is given the power to veto
any section or clause.
One item of particular interest in
the bill is an appropriation of $4,000
for sheriffs to pay actual travelling ex-
penses in conveying prisoners to state
prison. Sheriffs on such duty are au-
thorized under this measure to employ
necessary guards and the necessity is
to be determined by the Judge of the
district court in that sheriff's county.
Some appropriation clauses in the
bill are left blank, subject to action
OF the senate, the committee having
failed to agree on amounts.
Some of the provisions are:
Interest on bonded Indebtedness,
$S7,6S0; interest on certificate of in
debtedness, 1909, $2.340; payment Oh
principle, $22,500 interest on certifi
cate of Indebtedness, 1912, $4,000;
one-ffth of principle. 1912, 100000.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
University, $4,000; Agricultural
College, $4,000; School of Mines, $22
500; Military Institute, $4,000; Las
Vegas Normal, $4,000; Silver City
Normal, $4,000: Ell Rito Spanish-Am
erican Normal, $4,000: Deaf and Dumb
School, $12,50O; Blind Institute, $12,-
500; Reform School, $500; New Mex
leo Museum, $4,000.
CHARITABLE AND OTHER INsTL
TUTlONS.
Miners Hospital, 100000: Insane
Asylum, 100000: St. Vincent's Hospi'
tai, at Santa Fe, $4,000; Grant County
Hospital, at Silver City, $1,S00: Sisters
of Mercy at Silver City, $l,SO0; Ladies
Hospital, Deming, $l,SOo; Eddy county
hospital, at Carlsbad, $1,S00: Sisters |
Hospital at Albuquerque, s2,400. Re
lief Society at Las Vegas, $4,000; Gal |
lup Hospital, at Gallup. $4,000: s..
Marys Hospital at Roswell, sl,S00; |
Sisters OF Loretto, at Mora, $1,000;
Sisters of Loretto at Las Cruces, ST. |
600 /,
CAPITOL AND MANSION
Capitol and mansion (all expenses)
$11 1,S375O. Salary of governor. $1,000
governors secretary, $2,000 messen-
ger, $500; Contingent Expense, $4,000.
STATE PENITENTiARY.
The various expenses for the state
penitentiary total about 100000 and
include $4,000 for hospital and operat
ing room; new bake oven, s1,100; new
tack scales, 5000, and books, 5000.
Then follow the list of appropria-
tions for state officers. An additional
deputy is given the state treasurer and
an additional stenographer to the sec
retary of state, who shall be paid not
to exceed s75 month
These appropriations arc as follows.
For the salaries of the hereinafter
named state officers, clerks, stenog.
raghers, and for contingent, travelling
and incidental expenses of such Of
ices, the following appropriations, or
SO much thereof as may be necessary
to-wit:
Salary of secretary of state, $4,000.
Salary of assistant secretary of
state, $1,000.
For assistant clerk hire, 5000.
For contingent expenses, including
one stenographer, postage printing and
additional clerk hire. $3,500.
Provided, the stenographer shall
lot receive in excess of SIS per month.
For translating into Spanish and for
he printing in English and Spanish of
he laws and journals of the second
session of the first state legislature OF
New Mexico, and leather binding of
said laws and journals, $4,000, or so
much thereof as may be necessary.
For the purpose of paying for the
publication of the amendment to Sec
ion of Article XXI. of the state con-