The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
Representative Introduces Bill
Providing for Graduated Tax ;
Exemptions Allowed TO Heads
Of Families.
HOUSE MEASURE WOULD
LICENSE THE GARAGES
II Gasoline is Adulterated With
Water, Dealer Must so State or
be Subject TO Fine; Another
Mine Tax Bill Proposed.

srtctst cnssftsqaufscs 70 fsr Hfaatn
Suuta Do. n ~ March 20. Public
gurares throughout the state engaged
in the repair or storage 81 motor We
hiclcH would De compelled 10 be H.
conscd through the office 81 the sec.
rttnry uf state under the terms of q
iii introduced late saturday after
noon in The house ~ representatives
ty a. D. nnca OF Santa Fo county.
GaraEsa fur the repair uf motor ye.
hiclus shall pay go per year. while
thnar fur storage shall pay 81 per
ear for every "a square feet Of
space. Bonds would be- required ln
the sum of $1,000 for repair and 81
0uo Tor storage space for each five
cars Zach garage would have 20
register Hll cars incoming or outgoing
at the time ~ arrival Heavy penal
ties are provided Tor tho violation OF
this section. tn addition. any public
garage would be forced 20 sell raso-
linc which would test az least 5s per-
cent naume. II the gasoline H. adul-
tcrntod with water. the dealer must
80 state or be- liable 90 $50 fine.
Another mine tax law 10 remedy
whatever defects may exist In section
four % chapter a. uf the session laws
of 1915 was introduced by Reprcsen-
tatiyo clancy OF Santa fc county. Tho
hill b. expected 9" encounter opposi-
ton. siuco the committee substitute
for ~. H isa has already been given
favorable report by tho steering
committee
Representative Ilaca introduced a
Joint resolution asking that Septcm-
her ~ ~ zach gear be observed a. a
state holiday. knoNn as New Mexico
Day in honor 81 the rccouqucat uf
the villa of santa fe hy Diego de
Vargas This date was celebrated a.
"a holiday by the citizens uf santa BE
as Tar back na the year iit2.
Incomc 1aS Proposed.
Representative Curna proposed an
Income tax ON every person in tho
state whuac yearly Income exceeds 80
uoo. The uA b. graduated from one
hnlf of ono percent ON incomes from
$1,000 tu flO.ouo ~ three percent on
income. over $500 "a year. Persons
who have paid property taxes may
subtract the sum from the amount of
their Income taN. Exemptions are al
su 60 be- allowed 90 tho heads nf fam
lilies
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health hlll paHard the house ON sat
urdlb afternoon surprised even the
most optimistic supporters % the pro
posal lyon motion of its author Mr
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