Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-19

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u"ru 3l cuu'alloh and fepcals section
VI VHapler of the laws of l9O6
@iu ollap'er 90 OF the laws OF 1917.
- P'oN lucS u9Veilng expenses Tor the
o'"'v po'Iu ol euueatloh OF ten cents
"''V anu ! per dlem oil -.
op"ulsh educational bill'
MoS' Important however, ~ the
s,S,.hS ol mouse hllls i9S ana l99, the
pponlsh tuu'atl0hal bllls introduced
uS Mr. 9cna' Ihe tirSt provides Tor
tMle M tcaehins oil spanish IN the pun
~ Schools ana educational inslitu-
c'oHS, II apptppllates Nt0,OOV year
.oI my Scholarships Tor thlrd grade
,eacners yea VINO speak spanish and Eng
| lish lluehtly' The scholarships are IN
lhe normal university at Las Vegas
@ ana the norma school at silver city.
me appointments to scholarships are
10 ne MADE upon recommendation or
county supermlehdents py the depart
ment OF education.
mouse plll 10 ny Mr BLOOD 10
ploVlue LOT the auditing OF munlcipdl
COMPUTATIONS ana certain school dls-
tfIcts' was signed, and is of some I'M
porlahce. IN annual audlt ny an ex-
pert IS provided Ter and the result OF
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hegafdlh@ Discased Anlmhls.
House bill No. 3O9, by MT Black
Is now law. II is 10 regulate hos
shipments and TO control the eradlca-
uon OF hog diseases II Iorplds lhe
importation Of diseased hogs or am
lnals that have been exposed TO nice
tious disease. All cars IN Whlch hoss
I
shlpped must be cleaned ana ulslh-
| Iected WIN prescribed solutloh'
Penaltles ranging from line OF NlVo
10 SoO0 ana imprisonment UP 10 SlA
months are prescribed
Ihe TeXas-NeW Mexico boundary
litigation bill mas tlnally become h"'
after many heariburnlngs. II was
originally introduced by Mr tenehan
ana provided Tor an Appropriation OF
$4O,0O0 and for further contest OF the
SUIT. The appropriation was pared
down to $500 ana includes a clause
prohibiting the mourning OF any tur-
ther expense.
House bill NO. 23l, by Speaker ko-
nero is now law and Will bring sat
islaction to the volunteer iiremen OF
the state, for II appropriates from the
iilhhA diltt Ahltu ANNUAL Nhiiio " 'i''
various fire companies of the state
The act requires annual reports from
the fire companies showing how the
money was disbursed.
TO Boom Automobile Business.
House bill No. 3, by Mr.. Veal, Will
prove boon to the automobile busi-
ness. 1t amends sections 4 and 10 Of
chapter 10 of the laws Of 1913, and
provides for a fee Of 80 cents per
horse power on automobiles IN lieu OF
all other taxes ON cars. The fees paid,
less five per cent for administration,
and amounting to approximately
$50, 600 a year, are to be returned to
the counties whence they originated,
to be expended on county roads. To
counties like BernalillO ii will mean
an annual addition Of $4,000 to the
county road fund. while counties like
Taos and Sandoval. which have only
a few automobiles registered, will get
only a triflng sum.
Ban on JOY Riding.
The Blood ioy-riding bill was signed
at the same time 1t is house bill No.
295, and prescribes a penalty for the
unauthorized taking Of automobiles,
bicycles, motorcycles and other vehi-
eles. It reads ANY person who
shall without the permission of the
owner thereof take any autOmODllc,