recognize the volunteers who enlisted from said Territory in the 1st. U. S. Vol. Cav. otherwise known as the "Rough Riders", and in the 1st Ter. Regiment of Volunteers from said Territory, in making appointments and receiving enlistments in any regiment that may be hereafter organized for permanent or temporary services in the three cavalry regiments to be organized under the Act of Congress, recently passed, to serve until 1901. Be it further resolved, that we especially commend for your consideration the service rendered by such of said troops as had the honor of participating in the Santiago campaign, and the record made by those, who by force of circumstances were prevented from participating therein, for discipline and soldierly conduct while enlisted in service. JOINT MEMORIAL VIII. REQUESTING THAT NEW MEXICO BE FAVORABLY CONSIDERED IN THE APPORTIONMENT OF THE NATIONAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR GEO LOGICAL SURVEYS. J. M. 3. Approved March 16, 1899. To Ethan A. Hitchcock, Secretary of the Interior Department. Washington, D. C. Your memorialists, the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of New Mexico, now in session at the city of Santa Fe, New Mexico, present this their petition, and urgently request, that you apportion from the national appropriation for geological surveys made by Congress, for the benefit of the various States and Territories, a liberal and generous amount to be expended in the Territory of New Mexico in examining and reporting upon the mineral and varied natural resources of our section of the United States. We further submit and represent, that in the past, New Mexico for some unaccountable reason, has not received her share of the national appropriation for such surveys and that through such injustice our citizens have for years been deprived of the benefits intended by Congress in making this appropriation, and of all knowledge of our great natural resources, which may be officially made known through the expenditure of our share of this appropriation under your direction. And your memorialists will ever pray. RESOLUTION. Resolved by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of New Mexico, now in session at the City of Santa Fe, N. M., that the Secretary of the Territory of New Mexico, is hereby directed to prepare and transmit to the Hon. Secretary of the Interior Department, Washington, D. C. a copy of the foregoing memorial, relative to the making of geological surveys in the Territory of New Mexico from the national appropriation. JOINT MEMORIAL IX. MEMORIALIZING CONGRESS FOR AN APPROPRIATION FOR SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH UNDER THE NEW MEXICO SCHOOL OF MINES. C. J. M. 6. Approved March 16, 1899. To the Honorable Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America, in Congress assembled: Whereas, The mining and mineral resources of the Territory of New Mexico have not heretofore received the attention which they should have received, for the want of sufficient funds for the proper scientific investigation of the same; And Whereas, The Territory of New Mexico has a well established School of Mines, with proper buildings and appliances, situate at the City of Socorro, in said Territory; THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of New Mexico: SECTION 1. That Congress is hereby memorialized to appropriate and set aside the sum of twenty-five thousand dollars annually, to be expended under and by direction of the said New Mexico School of Mines, in scientific research, investigation and development of all the mining resources of whatsoever kind within the Territory of New Mexico; and that said sum of twenty-five thousand dollars be so set aside and appropriated, to be expended under the direction of the Board of Trustees of said School of Mines, in connection with any and all appropriations made for similar purposes, to said School of Mines, by the Territory of New Mexico. SEC. 2. That the Secretary of the Territory of New Mexico is hereby directed to transmit authenticated copies of this memorial to the Secretary of the Interior, to the President of the Senate of the United States, and to the Speaker of the House of Representatives. TERRITORY' OF NEW MEXICO, OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TERRITORY. I, GEORGE H. WALLACE, Secretary of the Territory of New Mexico, do hereby certify that I have compared the foregoing copies printed in English, of the Acts, Joint Resolutions, House Resolutions and Joint Memorials of the Thirty-third Session of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of New Mexico, with the Enrolled and Engrossed originals thereof now on file in this office, and declare to the best of my knowledge and belief, that they are a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole thereof. Time extended for minors, imprisoned and of unsound mind. Sec. 2299 C. L. 1897, of marking boundaries of mining claims. Secs. 1702, 1664, 36, 1082, 2773, 928, 2935, 1532, 2698, 2708, 3420, 3413, 2950, 1653, Sec. 254 C. L. 1897, of banking.. 40 1 88 Secs. 2937 and 2938 C L. 1897, extending time to commence actions..... Bureau of Immigration, Expenses of- Salary of Secretary, printing, etc., 50th, 51st, 52d fiscal years..... 81 7-10 184 Committees, Legislative; expenses visiting territorial institutions. J. R. XIII...... 199 Common schools, funds from lands reserved for, in a separate ac- Funds from lands reserved for, in a separate account.. "District Court and District Judges," see under general heading, and also under "Civil Procedure." Drug bill, A. C. Ireland.................. Eddy County Hospital, annual fee, current expenses Pay of; J. R. VII.... Pay of; J. R. II. Pay of; J. R. XIV. 81 1 181 Fiscal year, beginning and end of. Governor's Office- Contingent expenses, 50th, 51st, 52d fiscal years.... ... 81 7-10 184 .... Grant County Hospital, Silver City..... Miners', funds from lands reserved for, in a separate account.... Funds from lands reserved for, in a separate account............. 74 7 159 |