The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-27

"Ns Hn Illustration, stated Mr.
saint. 'lu Torrance county east 81 tho
New Mexico Central railroad. grazing
lands are assessed ct fa7S per acre.
The rainfall is but o. inches per an
mum. normal ana It takes about FOR.
tf urirH o. Icru one COW while boz
fu,taN ruuutN where The normal rain
fali a 90 inches aud u takes bat 90
tn % ncfcs t. keep q COW the Vstua-
tiun fuf taxation purposes iH AA.tn
with ten percent OF Tor bad lands.
making zen average value ~ - tk.
This ritring Inequality b. tn ho found
90 over the state "a viii be- the in.
ttutinn 90 the commission tu tertlff
this condition aH rapidly as possible
In his address. Mr Saint traced tho
htstntN 90 fakafiuu from iilhln times
whom tithinE was prnctised until the
modern DAYS wirn there b. q mutt
plicity ~ personal pnli. custom urru-
patton. property. Income ana inherit.
Hnre axes. ie quoted a short edlto.
rial from the Saturday EteninE Post
luatlfyinr the graded scale ~ Income
taxes ln addition. he inHianrsu u
number uf tuN sVHsIuus winch had
been detected by the tax commission
such HH rpturuiur uu cattle whatever
when the county records showed r.
mortgage ON 600 head ~ asserted
thtt ~. appropriation 81 $40. 600 an.
nuullY would %" used Tor hunting out
tax stHsiuus aud making ul the prop
ery uwnets 81 the state pHi Hn equal
share he promised the rattiemcn faif
treatment from ~ commission but
asked iu return that tho commission
might receive from them, individual.
o. ard collectively. operation and
tHlf returns uu property
War iits-iafsd un I'rtirie dogs.
After VT @Hiuts HddrrH- IN. rresi-
dsu' Introduced bf + y Piper % the
d lnlurirHl survey who delivered BE-
t'n capable and complete taik uu the
Woft 90 that department iu the state
cot New Mexico To show, the norm
u.s. u their problem Dr. Piper stated
ina there wcte between ten and GO
teen uiltion acres Of lands Infested
with prairie logs with Hn uNprtE. uf
fNs dog p"t acre making H total ~
'istWeeu tlAtN u4d .rNf tA uNt million
urs lu ~. state These dogs con
rlme enough Erass % other feed Co
maintain three and uus-hulf million
cattle aud u is the hope that e con-
siderable portion uf this economic
luss mHF bs saved 60 fhn state within
fnr nest few NsHrr The speaker
praised ne legislature Tor tho Eensr
uu# appropriation % So. 900 annually
whiDh Will onphls the work 10. eAtef
mating predatory animals 60 ho
pushed more rIuluIN It. predicted
tllt % would Doe pusHinls Geo cover the
Infected bands Boo three years 600
.utttinE uf the destruction uf other
animals Ir Piper iustaurad DO, De-.
81 turtlnu ~ s.rhy thrsc wolves auu
thirty Eve mountain luus Hu achieve"
urHf WIiHl is uf sN.r. us value Geo fhH
.. fH"L rruwrss ~ The state
iulst la Ncua~ un.un.
Ih. annual .uw HHf reunion Hf lHH
N,Hss W4s r.tsu BE- HHum 'hls morning
Nh'U Walt NINlDf president uf tho
ISOLATION arrived WITH t supply u.
fIHNHHa %HhtsrfHlrr fhr event which
fH Hs held uu IU'N q Tbs hrir fol-
reunion viii h, fhs fuurth Hui $50
rr,r.IHi Hus sf. HsuE made iu ru.
f,rtIIu thrung uf ,uvhuts and .pD.
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The convention VII ofIcall, close
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