Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-03

attached to Taos county, as they were now
seventy-tiye miles from the county seat,
but If attached to Taos county they would
only be twenty-five miles distant, Mr..
Pedro Sanches moved that the petition
be referred to the committee on county
and county lines. Mr.. Hubbell in
his usual spirit OF fairness asked
that the matter he not considered
till Mr.. Read the member from Rio
Arriba county returned. Mr.. Otero
thought it ought to be referred to a spe'
cial committee of the members of Rio
Arriba and Taos counties. Mr.. Torres
was proceeding to say that it states In
school book that person with bows and
arrows-Mr. Montoya called Mr.. Torres
to order. Tie chair sustained the point.
The motion of Mr., Pedro Sanches was
adopted.
MIR. Burns, with few eloquent intro
ductory remarks presented petition (No.
81 from Sierra county, praying for
proper appropriation to make an exhibit
Of the mineral, agricultural, stock and
other interests at the worlds fair. Referred
! to the finance committee.
Mr.. Walker, from the finance commit
tee, reported back H. B. No. los, to
amend the revenue laws and to provide
for the taxing of shares OF atock III cor
poratiOns.
Mr.. Fall, from the judiciary committee,
reported back Fl. B. No. 80, to amend
section 27o6 of the Compiled Laws, and
recommended it do pass, with an amend
ment.
Mr.. Aragon, from the committee on en-
crossed and enrolled bills reported h: b.
No 80, Just reported from the judiciary
committee.
On motion of Mr.. Montoya the house
went into the committee of the whole to
consider FL. B. No. 80, to regulate the pub
lication of legal notices in English and
Spanish, II. B. No. 9S, to publish the
! laws in English and spanish, and G. b.
No. 40, to regulate the price of printing
legal notices. Mr.. Easley in the chair.
Tie two first named bills after consider
able discussion were passed, and the last
} named bill, Mr.. Burns and Mr.. Fal
thought the laborer WAS worthy OF his
: hire, and that the poor printers OF New
$ Mexico, little more so, and the bill was
held over with request that the edltol
0 of the New MEXICAN and Ell Nuevo Next
i cano appear and give them some infor
: nation on the subject. The committed
g rose and the house adjourned to 2 p. m
l.. TAXATION OF BANK SHARES.
Judge Walkers bill to provide for thu
= taxation of bank shares, provides that tn
!, president, cashier or other chief officer o
!. any joint stock institution or association
/ doing banking business, or any insur
-, ance or other com pany or association in
Il corporated under or by any law of tn
% United States or of this territory, sha
! make out and deliver to the assesso
Mt the time provided by law for li-l
- ing property for taxation, list OF al
= shares OF stock held therein, the actus
. cash value OF such shares at the time, an
w. the names OF the persons holding tn
i same, verified by the oath OF such officer
- The taxes assessed on such shares I
u stock shall be paid by such corporations
&c and they may deduct the amount fror
:. the dividends accrLing on such shares
!. which amount so paid shall be lien O
~ such shares, and the same shall be pal
before a transfer thereof can be made
% II the proper officer of any corporatio
70 mentioned IN the preceding section sha
y. &c fail to comply with the provisions, he ma
re be compelled to do so under the writ {
'e maudamus, and shall forfeit to the teri
IN % tory the sum of $1,000 to be adludge
y, against him in such proceeding.
le THE NEW LAWS.
ly Up to date the following bill have bee
~ q nnrnuad hu the aYacrtiYa.