Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-02-25
OFFICIAL GOSSIP.

Collector Shannon has already sent out
about 600 notifications and blanks to per-
sons and corporations in New Mexico and
Arizona, presumed to be sub ject to in
come tax. All corporations, whatever
their incomes, are required to make re-
turns, but individuals, whose incomes do
not exceed $4,000, need not report. So
far, only nine returns have been made. 1t
is presumed that most of the taxpayers
are holding back expecting the time to
he extended by congress to April 10.
All who are subject to the tax are re-
quired to make returnsswhesher they re.
ceive blanks or not, otherwise it will be
the duty of the collector to assess them
with 80 per cent penalty. The penal
ties for making false returns are very Sc
we're. Collectors and deputy collectors
are required to treat all information re-
ceived by them from income taxpayers
rs strictly confidential.
The governor has appointed the follow
ing notaries Rebecca Clark, Alcalde,
Rio Arriba county; Ella Oakleaf, Springer,
Colfax county; Charles A. Fox, Ration,
Colfax county; Ernest L. Wildly, Roswell,
Chaves county; John Z. Moore, East Las
Vegas; Anna Arlington, San Juan county;
Martin Vigil, Rio Arriba county; Rudolph
Rhemboldt, jr,, Eddy county; Ormond
Fodrea, Grant county; A. B. Renehan,
Santa Fe; Charles Springer, Colfax
county; Aniceto C. Abeytia, East Las
Vegas.
The governor has appointed Leo
Schwab, of New York city, commissioner
of deeds for New Mexico within the state
of New York.
The newly appointed members of the
territorial cattle sanitary board met at
the Palace hotel on Saturday afternoon.
There were present Messrs. W. H. Jack,
j. f. Hinkle, M. S. Otero, r. G. Head and
M. M. Chaplin. Mr.. Jack was elected
president and Col. j. A. LaRue, of Las
Vegas, secretary. The headquarters of
the board will remain at Albuquerque un-
til July /, after which Las Vegas will
constitute the boards home.
The following corporations have fled
ARTICLES of incorporation with the terri
torial secretary since the New MEx1cAN's
last report:
Hudson Hot Spring e. Sanitarium Com
pany.- Object, erecting a hotel, conduct
ing sanitarium and bathing establish
ment and other purposes; incorporators,
Andrew Il. Graham, Jennie L. Graham
and Ormond G. Fodrea, of Grant county;
capital stock, 100000; life, fifty years
principal place of business, Hudson.
Second Presbyterian Church of Albu-
querque, with John Menaul, James A..
Menaul, R.. W. D. Bryan ct al. as incor-
porators.
The Land, Loan and Colonization As
sociation of New Mexico.-Capital stock,
$l50,O00, gold, and non-assessable; life,
fifty years; principal place of business,
Santa Fe; jects, requirement of real
estate, mineral properties, ETC.; incorpor-
ators, Charles Sommer. j. A. Porter aud
Il. l.. Bartlett.
The Climax and Gold Mining Com
pany.-Objects, the requirement of real
estate, mineral lands, ETC.; capital stock,
$l,O00,000; life, twenty-five years; primer
pal Office, La Belle, Taos county; incor-
porators, j. W. Smith, H. w. Bowman, ct
al.
The nomination of Hon. g. D. Bantz to
be associate justice of the territorial
supreme court has been confirmed by the
U. s. senate.