Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-17
What's New in New Mexico

seven nor more than nine months in
the discretion of The county super
intendent.
The proceeds for such special
school tax for such Citv town or VII
lage districts shan bc paid to the
ueasurers Of the several boards Of edu-
cation. The county treasurer shall
take duplicate receipts therefor. one
of which he shall file In his office
and the other hc shall transmit to
the clerk of the proper board of cdu-
cation. The proceeds of such special
school tax for school districts, other
than incorporated cities, towns and
villages shall be credited by the coun-
~ treasurer TO the respective school
districts
Panhcy Highway BIN.
The Pankey highway bill signed by
the governor today reads.
That after the passage of this act.
a road running from the southern line
OF Eddy county at point south of
the town of Malaga in said county,
In the Pecos valley north to the city
of Roswell through said valley. thence
in "A northeasterly direction to the
town of Elda I'm Roosevelt county,
thence to the town of Portales ia said
county, thence to the town of Clovis
in the county of Curry, and thence
TO the town of TcXico IN said Curry
county. shall be aud the same is here
by declared to be "a state highway in
the state of New Mexico and TO be
known as the Pecos Valley and East
ern New Mexico state Highway; and
t is further provided that the road
now running northwest from the city
of Roswell 10 the town of Vaughn, IN
the county of Guadalupe; thence to
the town Of Encino; thence to the city
Of Santa Fe, the same being the road
now used for general travel from
Roswell to Santa Zee and also that
road branching from said described
road at Encino running northwest to
the town of Estancia; thence TO the
city of Albuquerque 10y the way of
Tijeras Canyon shah he and is hereby
declared to be a state highway or the
state of New Mexico and TO be known
as the Pecos Valley, Santa Fee and
Rio Grande state Highway.
Wherever any of said roads shall
cross any private lands, OF any state
leased lands, which are or may here
after he fenced The owner or lessee of
such lands shall erect and maintain
gates at an intersections of his fence
with such roads, and at or near each
Of such gates the state highway com
mission shall erect and maintain az
the expense Of the state, auto bridges
by means of which automobiles can
cross the fence.
Renehan Corporation Act.
The Reuehan corporation act which
ing provisions:
THAT section 81, of chapter 70,
laws of New Mexico of 1905 being an
act entitled, AN act TO regulate the
formation ana government of corpor-
atoms for mining, manufacturers, IN
dustrial and other pursuits, G. b. 5S,
March IS, 1905, be and the
same Is hereby amended So as To read
as follows.
section b. ANY corporation or
ganiZed under any general act OF the
today became law, makes the follow
territory or state Of New Mexico, in
Guiding railroad, telegraph ana eX-
press companies building and loan
banks and savings banks,
trust companies, land and irrigation
and other corporations
possessing the right to take and con
denim lands may increase or decrease
its capital stock, change its name, the
par value of its capital stock or the
location Of its principal office in or
out of this state (eXtend its cOrpor-
ate existence for a period not exceeding
fifty years. and fix any method OF al
tering its bylaws permitted by this
act, and any corporation organized