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v ir .si:vi:nh;i;m ii vi;am. EAST LAS VEGAS, N. M., FEn.UJAUY 0, 1D0I NO. i?) t;;: in r.-i i An Act to Apri'it . Certjiri County (."'ctri in Ca" cf Vi anry frti t.nri Tor Alt.H hmnt I. r :.' at , nrv---Minkiej pin pMí.- p, Mir Mc Kinlry Allied to V : t rtcw M?i.:o Sitie AsW Prllnirt Qution. Finta V". N .M.. Frt. I'll, 1""H - T'."!ii lion::' u (if New Mexico's I i; i i a tivn p--cp.!,ly nut jifimi'l ly ttnlny af tT th--i' )i ),(. ?T, anvl trnnimt"l c nr,i-.Mc:,ildt Inii-liieKic, í n U' couricil (tT tito approval of tht Jouriml, Vf. Msitiii's, liy urinnlrnons ronnnnt, Intro dm " )'. TV No. .""i. ty Vnrl'.nf i, srt ' t to l.roxddtt fiir tho dnoinlmTf ri Iv c ilii-ors tn rn?.f of a Tgcnry Ar the law now stixnd (he boards of coun ty ri!imlinrri uro atitharlsorl to np pctiit rt?rt.iln rmmlr officer. btn i vnram; ocrurrs. TMs nit-iuxure iaKt-f tltat rlRht away from the in an.l ?tt'i tho pc.wir 1,1 tlu fcivrrtor, xtho niil fir.rf.;ifi.-r Bppi'irt nil cout.ty oCtcr. lii n tln-rn 1m h v7, Tl Ull n- Ih t. r.'I in txith Iioiirc mitlur a stupm Sinn ot ttin nil-, without rrlnthin or rm-rcnre lo a committor, within thirty r.iiniiU's aft.'r Its IntroJtictloti. 'Whori It w.is UDiV r tuun'idi-rallou In th roan, ril. one of the minority mnmtrs unit t'i If liny county officer hail died s'net lat itliht, ni wanted to knofr xh) sin h hasty actiuu was necessary. V.'ltt.o.it fclviiirf any i-.ni f.,r stirli hustn, the Mil pnsHtd, buliiir upiiortrt! ty all of tho ulna republican inotnbpr of the council. This will be the first Mil to reach the gorernor for tc Ltlve action. After the pimfnge of thl measure, the president laid before the council a long communication In the shape of petition, suiting legislation aa to at tarhment and furril.sliments, Betting forth that the existing law Is a fail ure. The petition whs referred to the cominlttoe on Judiciary. Mr. Hughes auked permlHuton to re call the Julnt regolutlon providing f,v tho mai'.iug of priuted copies of bol to newspapers the resolution, a pa ,fi l, being fauity, aa it did noc say who the warrant drawn by the audi tor for poKtage on same should be payable to. The committee on finance rc-com mended the pannage of C. B. No. 9, In troduced by Mr. Hinkle, authorizing the Issuance of 125,000 of bonds to pro vide mere buildings for the military Inatltute at Itoawc'.l. which was lator taken up and parsed. The same committee reported a sub stitute for C. n. No. 15, with tbe rc commendation that tbe same be pain d. The report of the committee war adopted and the substitute passed. C. B. No. 22 was recommended for pas age, but the committee's report wat not acted upon. The following bills were Introduced. C. B. No. 36, by Mr. Hpks; an act relating to evidence In certain canes C. B. No. 37, by Mr. Harrison; at act to prevent cruelty to animals. Mr. Hughes Introduced a memorial asking President McKlnley to visit Albuquerque on his contemplated tr'j to the I'ai Iflc coast Mr. Spluas mor ed to slrllce out Albuqucrquo and lu aert tbo principal cities of New Mex 4co. Btatlng be did not know why th It'Ktulature nbould bo called upon ti boom Albuqucrquo. Mr. Ilufchea ac cepted the amendment, stating that lie Lad lio obj.n liona to the prebldeut via Itinif all the cities In New Mexico, at far rorth as Raton. But, as the pre Ident's party bad selected the Houtherr l'aclúc route, he had Inserted Alba qutti'iuti, l be thought thai was a far iioru their selected route as the; could be Induced to go. As amendK' by t jdess, the memorial was adopted The council adjourned till tomorrow at 10 o'clock. After the usual routlno In tha low er houBo, II. B. No. 71, by Mr. Abbott, was Introduced; an act authorizing tht aupiviiio cuui l lo fix tiie liiue for bold lng Beísioim of the supreme and din trict com ta. No. 72. by Mr. Abbott: to amcr.c! sections ICS'S and 1673 of the comp'.b il laws, denning the duties of board" o I dei-Uona, and boaids of county cum mtüHlonerü. No. 73, by Mr. Abbott; amendlrj Ceit.iln section of the compiled Iuvm No. 74, by Mr. Baruca; au act to p o- moie the purity of the ballot, and pro vides for the printing and dlutr'bullon cf ballots at public expende. No. 75. by Mr. Ilateaian, an a -t to ann-iid exbtin? laws aa to tho lnb'i'nj! cf bo; .1 j ia titieg and viilagei. No. 7i, ty Mr. Trujillo; to etab'.i.li au liihiiuilo for the blind at Clmniila, Klo Arrtl'U county. No. 77, by Mr. Trujillo; an act to aiiK.uJ certain sections of the compiled No. 75, by Mr. Bateniao; an act re luting to the appointment oí health officers. Mr. Bateiima aaked that .bis bill be referred to the committee with cut tiaulaiin or prlutlnü, aa action 4ja ttie ineuatiro waa dei.lied at onre. In older to stump out smallpox, eh;i Jig at lilla timo Ir. some lucal.tiir. No. 79, by Mr. Abbott; an to l to pnv Vn.ij for the Bclectlou of .'!!) onloiü i, f.T i mull acequlaft. )... Si'1, by Mr. Buteiuan: an ait t) . , , i i. Main sectloiii tlf tUe lay CÍ II, TV No. ??. be'rifr , rt to in j ri'fii tt.ít po-r ni di erlfTi lntr;I-d to cover con. lit ;.rm In MK1íiUt c-nn ty. and Mh s"'-'ea to have 'i-n I:. k t i p n t d bj V," county Con teto"!. .10 r t of t'oit oiinty m tRtcn e.p. Mr H'ilo ald, on behalf of th people of McKintey, ami slao of th h"rI!T of lhat county, t'.nt th'-y believed the Vrevrnt l:uv r.uTli b-nt. C. n. No. 17, h! h pafiie,i the con.i ell a few days apo, nd which Is an art to protect pubüe VnlMinfc, tai taken up and panned. As also tbo bill to nnthorlTo the city of Har.ta Fe to open a street, adjoining the cppltol fquare on the south. C. U. No. i, to proTnle ad'liiionnl buildings for the military Institute at Itoswcll, was taken up. under a sim pciiKlon of the rulen. Tho hill provide that, the governor, and pncti member of t!,e thirty fourth anncmbly, eball hnve the rlht to appoint one cadii to tho s hool Instead of one from rnch county, selected by the county comnils Ra i.ern, as at present. Mr. lanche! moved to auxpend tb rulen, and Ihe bill be put upon Itn jihai( motion prevailed. The measure whs put on flnnl pnR;e and received every vole In the bouso In It favor. Thii bill now goes to tbe governor, hiving passed both houses. Mr. Bowie obtained unanimous con ccr.t to prío-.i,b a petitem from about six hundred cltlr.ens of McKlnley county, in opposition to the sherifT'i bill referred to at the morning lesilon. Tbe petitions ask that a committee of the assembly be appointed to lnvnt. gate the matter, after which the house adjourned until tomorrow at 10 o'clock It la understood that the reason C U. No. 35 was Introduced and rushed through both bouses so Quickly, (which gives the governor power to appoint nil county oiTlcers when a vacancy ex ltn.) was on account of the serious sickness of the sheriff of Bocorro coun ty. That cóunty, It Is said, has a dom oei-ntio bosrd of county commissioners, and, should his Illness prove fatal, they ir.lght appoint a democratic sher Iff. Mr. Epless, rhalrn.au of the commit teo on railroads. Is Just now. It Is said, sweating under bis collar.' Laut week It will be remembered a bill was Intro duced ia the council to prevent black listing of discharged employe, whlcn bill Mr. Spleso at the time tried to prevent being referred to hi commit t but the measure was, by vote of if j council, so referred. Charley, like all other asplrlnf politicians, wants to bo as popular a ' possible. It he re ports against the bill it may makj htin very unpopular among certain classes, and If he reports the bill favorably the corporations may withdraw certain fa vors, usually extended legislators, and other men of prominence. So you enn pty your money and tako your choice ns to what he will do. LEGISLATIVE LETTER. Msasura Relating to Issuance of Bonds In Counties, Cities And Towns by Council Spiess Working Against Coal Oil Repeal Valencia County Want a Normal 8chool A Bill to Allow Women to Vote at School Elections Socorro Working for Miners' Hospital. 1.' xi, by to ! ib . -:. to p, !r. I. t. ti Mr. t'audoval; aa i t r ti lo road. ! j . i .mi her, of Mora; at, t i n '.i j ill NuW Met .1 I l-'.tOi! It l.lo ..V 1 . I. I h ' I;' II,. ,1 til tin! I-. ( of j!...'.. nl.kll , U. 1 1..-11 1 . L i i ' '.... t'l' a ,:,.,,!. I Sauta Fe, N. li., Keb. 6. 1301. The upper house of New Mexico's legisla ture met promptly at 10 o'clock to day, and after the approval of the Jour nal Mr. Martines, from Taos, presented C. J. Memorial No. (, protesting against tbo amendments offered in the United States senate by Senator Stew art, of Nevada, to the mining laws of the United fctatcs; representing that said amendments would be detrimental to the mining Intoreuts of New Mexl co; rtfcirtd to coiuiuitLve on Judiciary The finance committee reported a substituto for council bill No. 15, relat ing to ttie lsu of bonds In counties, cities, towns, and vlllnges. It pro vides for thirty year bonds, bearing not iiioie tban 5 por Cent lutei'ei.t. Oil motion of Mr. Sploss. the council wont into committed of the whole to consid er the bill, which was taken up and considered by suctions. No amend ments being offered to the several sec tions as read, tho committee arose and reported the bill for passage. Mr. Pleliler ank-d for information, which explanation was made at some length by Mr. BpieUM, atler which the bill panned, 11 to 1; Vt. Holder Voting In the negative, i-ayliii, at tho time be did lO, it M.3 b.'íacoJ luí did not Utt dertitand soma of tl.e fcut'ices of thi) tin usure; llo-y iu:ght Lw, bovct vur, ail right. Tho con,u!! tee on en ltd led .l en groñbed bllli reporte" C J. iv. No. 6, .'.. fcub. fur H. J. H., No. 1, bud C. li. No. 35, as pre perly en .;rosu. d. Mr. Springer Is cbaiiinan of the coniiiiUtuc Mr. Fielder ruaJo a inuliou that the committee to whom C II. No. 2J vb leferrc-il revtral days o, bo dUcltaJ ed f : cm further connijeratioii of tlie bli!. This uiiiat.ure r pi ala tha prevent coi.) oil law. Mr, i'picii eppobod Ilia tiU'Uoii, and claimed Ilia motion was t of order. Tha chair d'-idcd tin l-oii.t aa not being wv.ll taken. Mr. J'le'.ilcr (io.n,-..d 1 u imulon to recall 1 1, o bill, wt.b li ii o. i ion an oci.o.el by ,-,(. ,.. 11.1-1 tú: Vrh. il lutiu ta -cl, bad l'i'cíi li f -i led til t'ol cixiiniilK.e oil ) ' 1 1 f L- (-; n 1 a'r.i s. Mr. l-.ai!-y luiiitod t!..tt tho c-omiiilit.-ci Lad HA tad tlnu to col. -icl r tt. Mr, HiliJ.cs cT. red u eio.'inlii;ci,t t'jut tin) courniUi.i) Oil elect dons be icquhel to lep-.iil on thli t lection con! .-.-tt of t'a'.n'U Vs. I'.i vt bii h in o i i. oi w ..a ri.li-d out on a i o't t i f oi d- r. Mí. t'i i. '.el-..!, an ' s,,Li",.o.i ' t .m ni..l:-o i.t i-'t. 1 i i .-r. Mr M i .1 i.i i inovt 1 to !.. y tl.J in ,"." -f l'i t i t i. n..i f. on 1. 1 . :, I i u tl. ' 1 11 s, In defl-iitely, wMi h n otion r;a lo.t. Vhieupon Mr. ("rub kshnnk nindn a motinn that the rnmniiltce on Terrdiv riil nfTalm be req ilre l to report C. n. No. 20, on Fii.lny pext, whl. h inotici f.revalled; the vote being nine to three. Thono voting In tho negative weie Epless, Martinet and Navario. Mr. Hughes then renewed bin minion requiring the cm mi '.(" on cntttfd eloctlons to r'-pott on the content of Catron vs. Foixl'-y to the council 9l neitt Monday, which motion prevai'ed; the vote being rlpht to four, Msitii Pprlng.tf, Fanley, Fielder and Hill!. In voting In the niRíitive. Mr. i-'plecs here askel permission to "f" f'S T'-o cn the r..tU.Í4 b which the corr.milti't) on Territorial affairs had been ordered to report Mr. Fielder's coal oil repeal bill on Fri day, but wns ruled out on a polut of orfier. However, by some parliament ary "hocus pocus' not generally under stood, be accomplished hla purpose V, a motion to suspend tho rules, whi u motion wnn cnrrled. Whereupon Mr. Pplefs took tho floor, saying la mili stat?e that ho believed both motions wore wrong, and made quito a lengthy speech against the council's action In ordering thetie committees to report. Mr. Crulckshnnk said ho was In favor of all committees roporting on bills re ferred to them, a?t"r a reasonable t'nie, and he did not see why this com iiiille siiouid not make a report, in aiinwer Mr. Spiess attain took the floor and made quite a coal oil-speech, say ing, among other things, that he did not think there were many persons who wnted the oiilce of coal oil In spector abolished, that the dlffereuco of opinion, be thought, existed molt; on the amount tho Inspector shoul.1 get for his services. From Ms re marks one would conclude he favored a salary for the Inspector, the balance of the foes going to the Territory. But tho governor, In his message, says be Is of the opinion that the revenue co:t not be obtained In that way. Mr. Sptcsa closed by saying that, if this motion prevailed be would uako a similar motion as to the Catron-Kasley contení. Mr. Hinkle said that as tar as he was concerned, being one of tbo minority, the Catron Kasley contest could not be uaed as a club to Influence his actions. Mr. Kasley stated that all be wanted was plenty of time to properly present his side of tbe caae, and did not think that the time bo tween now and Monday sufficient lor that purpose. Mr. Springer, upon tak ing the floor, said, among other thtnga, that be had so far not taken part In the discussion. He, however, doprcv catd the ordering of committees to report measures lu their bands so ear ly In the setjton, and thought the com mittee's had done as much work, so far, as could reasonably be expected of them. Nevertheless that, later on, bo would assist in having reports fortn coming, if committees did not report. Mr. Fielder said he would not object to giving the committeo further timo if they lntendod to take tho matter up and report it to the council. But l:i come way he had about concluded the bill In question was plgeon-bolod, and was liable to sleep in the hands of tho committee until the end of tin session; in this, however, he might bo mlslj ken. The vote was re considered in both cases, and the status of tho ca! oil repeal bill and tho contest of Cat roe ve. Farley remain th same as be fore the matter was taken up. There seems to be a disposition In the coun cil to have all bills, introduced in that body, acted upon promptly, and the method of defeating action on impor tant measures, by tbelr being bold tip in committees until It is too late to act upon them. Is not likely to be permit ted. In the lower bouue, after the approv al of the Journal, Mr. Ranches, from Valencia, asked permission to make a fuw remarks. He hoped the houno w'viKj, from now cn, vork earnestly togothor for the beat interests of the Territory, and. If thty did so, the peo ple of New Mexico would say, "well done," following which Mr. Ranches presented a petition from citizen of Valencia county, which was referred to the committee on rrllroud praying for the location of a normal school at some point In Valencia county. Sever al standing committees sent to the speaker's tablo their reports oa bill In their hand. The following bills were then Introduced : 11. 1). No. S3, by Mr. Bowie, aa act to authorize the re-!n'te of stock u ccrtaiu coi pora! long, where the same has bei-u lust or destroyed. II. li. No. Si, by Sanchez; relating to tho di.iti Ibutiou of Viator la this Tor- rotory. H. I). No. Si, by Kanches; ua act to annul bee. 1301, compiled laws of Nam Mullico. No. bO, by Barnes; an act to allow women to vo'e at school elections In the Territory Of New Mexico. I!. J. H. No. 3, was tulccn up on third reading, this relaten to placing the regular aw cepera on tbe house roll v. lib. ttlra pay, Mr. ImIiIcu muted to table Indefinitely, whi- li mot loa pre vailed, by a vote of 13 to 10. Tbe boiiM) iipei.t the remainder of the esí.loii cu a mot but to nun pel the coini-.itice on Teiriloiial affair to intko a report on a bill to repeal the coal oil law whlth hud bncil Introduced during- the first d-i of tbe ecniou. bo in lad ctl, a, id iwM cf It, at buiii t ula (f lb.; capítol, i:t c ,o and tl' t uno U.iio, Aa Thu (I p 1 1 o I cab it me aic the o.l bud -imt!i. com t ine had tha o roirmilU-e n i. anted ia in. .r In'.ei e..i... and oil l.iü. It fieei: I ole be. a b ' 1 p ; t i.e i. mit i-.p' .eS 1 t l.al.t I.i Ml lint i .1 ... a I i., , -. r I. ..... '1 ! cn u. of t h i ,.,, li.wcVi;!, La !.''.. a ! V ali'.'.-j It takes a vol.; of two tblrdii of t , members to compel a committor to ninke a relent, wn'Ie a majorl.y li si, tlmt In i)w"",irY In the council. After cllnetinslin the IMfff, pro Slid con, until It wnn time to adjourn wlih out taking a vote the matter wan po ,t poio .1 for the present. The opinion seonm to prevail, s'!r tht dl.netHfioii today, tlmt. If the (.on... could g -t n rbancts to vote, it would pa-. the bill to repeal the coal oil Inspection law t.tocther. but there la the rub. They cannot, under their rulen, get tho bill out of tho band of tbe commit lee. Thn matter will not down, however until some final disposition In mad.; c.I II, a.id, Ui.iil then, it vioi, no tiouot occupy considerable time tn both hoiis es. Tho Intent report. In reference to the location of the miners' hospital, is to tho ffect that the TvrritorUl toil verslty and agricultural eolbR", bftv Inn taken tip and are teaching branch e, such as assaying, eU-., that nr usually taiiKht at schools of niitte-t, H In proposed f the IcaUlatui o wül ! cato the miners' hospital at Po.-orro that the buiidinca now one. I for tbi school of mines, and which it la rlnli.i cut, ate well adapted to the purpose can be used for the hospital. THE SPRINGER DILL. Full Text of the rncilnt Fiti"tnna Bill Now Before the Legislature. The following Is the full text of the educational bill introduced by Hn. Frank Pprlnger, of this county: Council Bill No. 23. Introducel by Mr. Springer, January 2Sth, 1 DO 1 ; r ad first time In full and second time by title, under suspension of rules, and or dered translated, printed and ref'rrel to committee on education. An A' t Tu Amend Certain Provisions of tbe I.u' itelatlng to Tubllo School. Bo It enacted by tho legislative assem bly of the Territory of Now Mexico' Section 1. That section 1514 of ttie compiled laws of New Mexico, of 1 SsT. Is amended so as to rend as follows; There shall be a Territorial bonrd of education which shall consist of seven members: Tho governor, tl.e superintendent of public Instruction, and five members to be appointed by te governor from among the heat's of Territorial eduoatlonal institutions, the president of St. Michael's collv'e of Santa Fe, and the superintendent of the schools In the four cltlc in the Territory ranking highest in pipu lation at tho time the appointment shall bo made; provided, that inin.o d'atoly after the passage of this act the board shall consist of the governor, the superintendent of public Instruc tion, the president of SL Michael's college aforesaid, the president of the rnlvcrslty of New Mexico, the pies Ident of the New Mexico collego of agriculture and mechanic arts, and of two other members to bo appointed by the governor from among the bend? of tho Territorial educational Institu tions, not already member of tint board, und the four city superintend ents of schools aforesaid; and the'. upon It shall be determined by lot lit the first meeting of tho bor.rd wl.ieh of the members other than tbe govev nor and the superintendent of public instruction shall have lilt term of of fice expiro on the first day of January 1U02, which oil the first day of Jan uary 190á, and which on tho first day of January 130C; and each year, at the expiration of the term of nTI"! of a member, the governor shall ap point bis successor, for a term of five years, from among those persona who are mane eligible by this act. Tbe board shull meet at the offlo-j oí the auperlntcndt nt of public Instruc tion on the first Monday of Juno and December, and at such other times on the cull of the governor or of a ma jority of tbe board aa the public bus! ncss may require. See, J. Thnt section 1S2G of tha com plied laws of Now My'.co of lol7 is hereby amended by adding thereto t!'e follow ing : The Territorial board of education sha:!, anr.v&Hy prepare four setn of ev amlnation questions, upon such sub ject an it may elect, for applicants for first and second class teachers' certificates, to teach In the several school districts, Independent district.", and Incorpórate towns and cities of the Territory; and such board shall Send one of such sets, sealed, to iit-h of the county superintendents., three day before tha last Friday lu i'ei) ruary, May, August find November. r.nd ou such last Friday a aforesaid the said county superintendents sbal open the caled question in the pro sency of the B.ioiinbled applicant for teachers' certificate, and Minll at on. c proceed to bold ttie -x ami nation on blub questions, which examinations may bo continued on the Saturdays following such Fridays, but not later Tho county supi rhilend.-nt shull tsradit the applicant on the examina tions so held and shall immediately send tho papers of tho applicants to gether with the grado ho ha given them, lo the i en llorín! board of edu cation, or It representative, to ha ro Vlae.1 If deemed proper. This revision "hall be fina) mil tbe county h 'pcii'i ( n lent holding the examination h.i.ill on notification Im'e.ediately U.-no cert lilt alo to tho applicant to Ocioi I with the at lion of n.iid 'li-rrn.ui.il 1 1 'a i d of ed uea I Ion ; but In the hb ,ene of s ; . !i rv i..Um and p. udo ; toe b re vi..i. .a lbs gtu.le given l tbe rami) supei intend, i't i.b.i'l hiuiul. Ml up; 'i cant rfffiviiijj a K' io id aven... e trai'n citht r fitnu t ! i .1 y i.o;.ri. till- nt or t:.e len.io, ! ,! b oi.l o; t l,. iil.ou ua h'( !i i 'JO p ! t. l.l, v. Hi l.) a i . 1 i I.i :.y l- y Pi ,, o, !, I-. .v i r I' cn I 7 p. r c-ht, i-,!, 1 ii t.i.-.i . 1 1 . i ct rtiflcafiT, entl'.Ilng thetn to t"'c':i for three years tbrouchout the Teirb lor-, nn.i lio.,e receiving a geneml aviro.-. prsde nt b'th an 70 per cent ami le.i,r ti .ni per rent with r.o K'sl.-i .'-l n't one br.ni h lower it'fn ;.') , -r nt. nball receive second cli:-:s cr i i'.t ill en rntltllng thn recipients to traih fur two years within the coun ty 1.1 whlih granted, and whlth May be honored In other counties, ft;, linn; spoeified in the certl lcto only. n th discretion of the county snperinK mi enta of mid other count len. Tiilrd clai.n certiflc a'en, eiititi'ng thu reel plent to tench for one yenr wbhln tha county In whlth grr.td In rural c uooia in whit h Xhg salary paid does not reed thirty dollars a month may bn granted by the county sir. rln tendent at his discretion upon sich exatnltiHt'im s he may deem sufnVlenL Hit lers of the first, class certificates tray ti.ivo tin in renewed within any county at the discretion of the super intendent of snld county without a fin mal re examination, in case cvb de new In shown of necrssfu! expo Hence In terhlnyr (jnt1 flithf"! SttCr.d anco to duty: provided, that no such r'-newal of any certificate shall be made by any county superlntenttent without tho consent of the Tcrritorlll hoard of education; but In abcn"e oí sm h renewal, all first-class certifl c'- ';s!l Ic raid at tha ci;drt;ua of three years from their date. All sec ond c las certificates shall be void at the expiration of two years from their date, and all third-class certificates at tho expiration of one year from their date. Certificates, good only tn the district ia which granted, may be Is sued by the authority of boards of el'i cation in district of the firstclast, and shall be valid and sufficient for teachers in said districts fc? such pe riod as said board may prescribe. A lcc.nlly qualified teacher to teach In any school district. Independent dis trict, or Incorporated town or city shall be one who has been certificated as prescribed In this act, or who has been duly certificated by any Terrl torlal educational Institution of New Mexico which is authorised by law to grant teachers' certificates to) Its graduates, and who possesses a certi ficate of attendance upon some coun ty or city normal Institute, or summer school, or has an approved excuse for non-attendance; and tu school district fchcre the only language spoken la Bpanleh the teacher shall have a knowledge of both Spanish and Eng lish. Any county superintendent, or member ot a school board, or county trciiaurer who shall directly or Indi rect) cause the public school funds to be paid for teachers' services to an. otner person tnan a legally qualified teucher under the provisions of this act rhall bo guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in a sum not less than $100 nor more than $000 for each and every offense, and may be removed from office, by tho governor. 3ec. 3. AU school district o the Territory of Now Mexico are hereb; clasallled Into first class, second c lus 3 and third rliis district. A firat-cl.a district shall be: Klther, (1.) An In corporated town or city, and the terrl tory adjacent thereto, not Included In any other organized school district. within three miles of the corporate limita thereof, or which may Iiavo been or may bo attached thereto for school purposes according to law: Or, (2.) Any other school district having a echoed population of eight hundred or more. A second-class ilia trict 6holI be one in which the school population Is not less than ona hun dred nor more than eight hundred. A third-class district shall be one lu which the school population 1b less than one hundred. On the first Tuesday In April afUr the passage of this act, an election shall be held lu every school dU'.rlcL after tha niauuer heretofore pre crlbcd by law for the purpose of elect ing school directors or member of tho board of education for said til tritt. la second and tblrd-clas dis trict there shall be three directors tt'ectcd, and at the first meeting of said directors after their election, It bt.ul'.I be dcUno.'i.id by lot which shall servo for one year, which for two years, and which for three years; snd at each annual election thereafter, there shall bo cut) director elected for the term of three years In first cb'.ns districts there shall be five directors selected from the district at ii-ge, and at the It rat meeting of said dlrcc tor after their election It nhall be determined by lot which ehall serve for ouo year, whlth for two ytaia, which for three year, whlth for four years, and whlth for five years; and at each anniiHl election therea'tcr thir? shall bo one director elected for a term of five yens; and every dis trict which shall hereafter attain to tho requisite actum! population to en tlilo U to become a first c lus district shall bo declared by proclamation of tiie superintendent of public liiutra,-, lion, lo be audi, and fa( tbo next an iiual election thereafter huí! pioieed to elect a boaid of five nieu.beia to hold their oilers a lie.-i-iu spccHbd. lu every di.-lrict whnti I airead or ganized a a city or Independí nt ula tibt lu which tint school pocuL.ti ui U lulu or luoie, fill iiiembci of tbe board of -dui-ii tioii who.-! term 1 , not ccpiie at tiie i. -it mmi.r.l e!ei i'...n aiier tho pa i .i.e of li. 'd act, t,h i 1 ronuiii In olla e lo.ti! tii. ii,!iiioi uf ti. ti i ii (.. w ! i. h tl.i y wei a i.!. 1 1 ed , ai d nft.-r l 6 first fcloi'.iil eh ctloil o i : er the 1 oí.-- i ..'e of ' li .a lie, ther.' shall ie ci.lbd mm li.I.cl.o- f..- t.il.l d.s- tint fur n tcini of tl . n y. ,n, hit! at the lliot h,,OM i;,o aeloi.,1 tie. ii,.n lie l( tl ..il bo ll.a .'. (.:,:' dint tot, isttd at the flrt m-et'.ng of sai l dltee torn after their electioo It shall he tleterill'ni , by p.t w lib 'i sb.tll ser-, e f r a term of one year, whbh for to 1 yearn, whlttx fur three yearx, whiili I for four years and whlth for five i)e:tr snit nt e;n h SMe' eeilitii: annual b'tion thereafter sha, I be ono direc tor plettcd for a term of fivi yearn. In ndllllon to tho privilege:. owcr an I duties ol boards of e tiie atltn. here tofore prescribed by law, the piwer I h.-reby granted to hoards of edu cation for cilBlrlcts of the first-clan to employ a city or district superintend ent, who. In conjunction with Ui board of education, shall be authoriz ed to fix the qualification of teach ers for the district, holding examina tions and grant certifícate to appll cants fur teacher" positions In jnl.l districts, and bold Special (each, t Institute for tho Instruction of said teachers If they shall deem proper, and they shall also have power to levy a tax for tho support of the school of the district, not exceeding In u One ye.-r seven and one half mills on th dcü.-.r ca a!! tab! ptoptn. within the distric t for school purpoaes said levy to be msdti, approved, certl fled and collected as heretofore pro vlded by law. Fxeept an modified by this art; all provisions of existing law relating to cltlrg and. toun tut oi pmiiiatiorn for school purposes nhall be applicable to districts of tho first-class, and those relative to other school districts shi.ll bo applicable to school districts of the second and third-class, aa tho sense may require, and the provisions of this act shall apply to all rounty school districts, Independent districts, la all Incorporated town or city school JU trlcts In the Territory of New Mexico See. 4. That section 1C13 of the compiled laws of New Mexico of 1807 is amended so as to rend aa follows It shall bo compulsory upon all per sons who eipet t lo teach In any school district. Independent district, or In corporated town, to atteud the county institute or to show a certificate of attendance upon some county Inst! tute or approved summer school hold within the year. County superintend ents are hereby forbidden to Issue a certificate to, or to honor the certlfi cates of, any person who refuse to comply with the provisions of this act: but any pertain who falls to so attend by reason of sickness or other goon and sufficient excuse, rendered to tht county superintendent and approved by him and also by the Territorial board of education, may be excused by the county superintendent from such attendance. Teachers la city schuilt who possess a certificate of attend ance upon a city Institute held by or der of tho board of education In the district In which they are to leach shall be excused from attendance upor tho county Institute. Bee. 5. Section 1541 of the compiled laws of New Mexico of 1SH7, I amend ed by adding thereto the following: Provided, that no bond shall bo I. sued by any school district, except upon the certificate of the superin tendent of public Instruction that the proposed building 1 necessary and ia properly located for the convenience of the people of the district, that tin amount of the proposed Issue Is rea sonable lu view of the Deed ot the district; and that the proceeding pre cedent to the Issue of such borda art regular according to law. Sec. 6. So much o( section 152G of the complied laws of 1SS7 as relate: to the examination and certification, of teachers, and all other laws and parti of laws In conflict with the provisions ot this act are repealed, and this act shall be la force from and after lib passage. Remarkable Surgical Operation. Another remarkable surgical oper' ation lia beca performed. A youii wiinmn wnn fwtee shot by 8. rJ-ft-v suitor on Monday eight la I'lilladul phia. Ono bullet was found to have entered the back and to have severed the íplrial cord. Paralysis of Ihe -n tire muscular system bolow thj vo in l set in, alii! recourse was had to a I ew operation. The severed onda of the spinal cord, which wero fully three fouiths of on Inch apart, we-j sewed togctUar so as to knit Hinca iho oper ation tho patient ha rUI"d considera bly, and the outcome 1 now awaited with the dot-pert Intercut. V. Flic Viiiler Svceping Sale will swoop evcrjltiitij' l -c fore it. C.ftjresi Bargains in Six Months. Dress (ioods elm's UgHics Waist, and 8klr(s lioy's Clothes Urnlcr w 0 ir Shoes and Caps Corseí-, líos" CurpcU in? nit nrc, R i ra i b íli -.(i.Uoií BABY'S BUSINESS A lic-i'uhy LaLy is comfort ble ; and that is enough for a Laby. His business in life is to rO'.v. AsiJc from acute diseases, his fool is the causé: cf most cf his troubles. Tut Scott's emulsion of cod -liver oil deliv ers him from it. He isn't sick; only a little hitch, somewhere, in his ma- thine for tun.iiv: food ir.to ; ro w lit. It is a ; rc at th'r j to do, for ! vith i;;-:re fi-vd the t ::;!..!. i i f 1 t'...tl..-; the t-.ct t.i r . jthoie. j The UA to í;..tt'.'.:;iir.:.; i i.i.. . Browne & Manzanares Co. WHOLESALE GROCERS ' "I mm n f m, vw w -s tts srl m r- m TiT.A LEIIS IS AM kinds of N. o Produce, Plows, Harrows, Cultl- , vators, ricwcrmick's flowera and Reapers, Gray's Threshing flachlncs, I lay Rakes, Bain Wagons. drain and Wool .tJass, Haling Tics, Fence Wire, Etc Ranch Supplies, Navajo Blankets, Hay, Grain and feed. DRIED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. Eat Las Vfpas. New Mexico, -:- El Taso, Tcxaa, 1 r rm jmx mm r -crDv .. . ,t' -x.Viiui 11. t Kn.i. i4 e -m MM.fiii,i.c. ii 1 J'i Jlr nfi.r t'" "! of n.fc In . n to 1 Jlr nfi.r ir. nm of n.k li.f . tft 1h.i m. BHHt.ra'4 A ' rfy "I't11 ';''1 r ..n uf 4rw1 fc.tu U. with tho Ma (tors. 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