The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-13

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law requiring the payment OF tho
premiums on same by the county ana
where bonds are required Of coun1v
officers by the state, the state 10 pay
premiums on same.
We favor the deposit OF the county
funds In any approved bank or banks
oFering the best rate Of Interest FOE
such deposits.
We favor the passage Of a lew ro-
curing all contracts for supplieg OF
work OF whatever kind or nature. In
| Guiding the feeding OF prisoners AZ
the county jails. to be given by the
board OF county commissioners to the
lowest and best responsible bidder.
and In the matter Of feeding pris-
onere. at n maximum OF nifty cents
per day and only for meals actually
served. Due notice and publication
TO be given for all oids.
We favor the passage OF a law re-
ment for the revision OF the assess
ment schedules 10 eliminate various
articles and products from taxation
which are nov seldom returned. pro-
duce little revenue. or lend TO In
crease the burden OF the producer
without corresponding benefit 10 the
consumer or the tar roll.
Among these Items might be men
toned farming implements In actus
use. and burros. Watches. clocks.
sewing machines. jewelry. gold aud
silver plate. musical instruments. ana
household furniture. when la use n
not parts of merchandise stocks.
Wheat. oats. barley, corn, alfalfa n
hay, In the hands OF the original pro
ducers. Mechanics tools owned by
| a.. .s.kWe.a anH ~ la MARKHAM
disc stocks or part OF the equipment
Of manufacturing establishments or
shops.
These exceptions we believe would
warrant the repeal Of the present en-
omptlon laws and result In increased
revenue from property now escaping
under that guise which should he
taxed. The amount Of farm pro-
ducts produced In the state does not
nearly equal the consumption and II
IL unjust to tar the product when the
farmer also pays a heavy tax on the
land. improvements and water which
produces II.
We favor the assessment Of the
surface ground OF patented mining
property. including metal, coal and
oil. at the valuation Of purchase price
placed thereon by the United states
government On Issuing patent. h m
provcments thereon to be assessed on
the same basis as other similar prop.
lRrty and In the case Of producing
mines. on the net value at the place
Of production OF the material produc-
ed in each year.
For the purpose Of encouraging
horticulture and tree planting. we ia
vor exemption from taxation for n
period OF ave years from the time OF
planting. land set Out In orchards.
vineyards or forest trees. the law to
specify the minimum numoer OF
trees or vines required per acre and
their proper care.
For the better equalization OF tax.
alton We favor more drastic laws Tor
the punishment OF t~axpaSers who
fail 20 make fun and complete returns
Of their lands. horses. cattle. sheep
and ali other per subject To tax
alton, or in any attempt TO
evade the return OF the sane and
would make II obligatory on the as
SCISSOR to fully investigate ell returns
which he may have any reason To be
ueve are not full and complete.
Respectfully submitted,
HENRY LoCKHART,
Chairman.
GEO. G. SCHEER,
A. FLEIsCHER,
AMBROSIO 4. zAMoRA.
MANUEL L. VIGIL
Dclexate- 10 state Convention.
The following. each with n sixth
of a vote. were elected delegates 90
the state convention;
Dennis chavez. George G. echeer'
d. y. 9arron. W. W. Mcclellan, y
|, A. Reidy. A. Fieisehcr, ]. 2. Sheehan.
George \. Valiant. John :. heaven.
l. A. McRac. NJ. Mandeii. Tony Ortiz,
|, Warren Graham. NJ. T. Sawtelle, j.
Z. Goodeii. l.. @. Rice. W. 5. Patter-
son. Thos. Deiahoyde, G. H. Conner
r. l.. ID. McAllister, Summers Burk-
hart. Issac Barth, Edmund Ross. ID
Mcdonald. j. A. Blainey. J. r simms.
NJ. :. Tierney, George Taylor. ] "
Kelley. $. :. Gilbert. steve Roehi.
Frank Mckee. A. H. Waters. Robert
Crews. .. A. BURNER, w n. Love-
lace. VIM. Dacey. VIM. Chamberlain.
Vim. Kieke. v. ~. Garcia, Grover De-
vine. Tom smith. NJ. 4. vigil. J d.
Emmons. VIM. Young. c. T.. Hinds.
J. A. skinner. Tom Passmore. Stove
Coen, J. TeHdberg, A. A. Shamaley.
Rafael Garcia. j. II. Carpenter, A.
Sanchez, A, J. Maloy. j. Henncssey'
Tom I~Eherwood. John Bonnell. A. ".
Connell. Frank Butt. J. n. Galuaha'
J. Korber. A. u. Me0aHey, a. r.
Jamison. II. keleher. H.. G.. Miller. A
MiehAels. Juan Chavez, Manuel se-
dilic. Augustine Sedlllo, Lorenze Csn-
delaria, Roman Gurule y 0urule.
Justo Trujiiio. Ambrosio EamOra.
Francisco GONZALES. Matio Chaves.
1gnacio Lucero. Francisco sabedra.
e. e. Booth. w. c. Paxton, Henry
Lockhart. Jesus Garcia, Il. w.
YOunt. DOnaciana 0uule, w. u, Met
calf Charles Mann. Louis O'Bannon,
Maguil Garlic. Donaciano Torres. u.
Madrid. l.. chacon, Felieiano zamora.
y. \. Hall, Leonardo Hunick, Daniel
Herrera.
The selection Of a central COM
mittee and the selection of three
candidates for the legislature from
Bernalillo county were left TO a con
vention which VIII be called for a
later date.
A resolution was passed instruct.
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