Assessors Set Livestock Valuation Schedule for 1922
New Mexico assessors adopt a uniform schedule for valuing livestock for 1922 for tax purposes across counties. The list of signatories includes officials from Taos Luna Mora McKinley Otero Torrance Curry Lea Sandoval Valencia Dona Ana Hidalgo Santa Fe De Baca San Juan Grant Union and others. The measure shifts authority from the state tax commission to county assessors following testimony from livestock groups and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax Commission
New Mexico
Indi Saree
Lliseo Ortega
Taos
T. Hunter
Luna
Thos. McGrath
Mora Edward W. Tamony
McKinley
Edgington
Otero Co
C. Howell
Torrance
Roach
Curry
M. Smith
Lea Q J. Lucero
Sandoval de Johns
Jose Jaramillo
Valencia
Dona Ana i
Hidalgo
J. D. Johnson
de Baca
M. A. Ortiz
Santa Fe
I. P. Littrell
Colfax
J. A. Pipkin
Roosevelt
John E. Miles
Quay
John E. Harris
San Juan
Hart Lamb
Grant
W. FH. Scarlett
Union
Hayes
Can de Baca
Eddy
Guadalupe
Tea
Mora
Roosevelt Alba
San Miguel
Bernalillo
Lincoln
Otero
Sandoval McKinley
Santacid
Socorro
Dona Grant
Astwan
Livestock Tax Conference Debates Relief and Cuts in New Mexico
At the New Mexico livestock conference, officials and industry members urged deep tax relief while opposing the reductions already approved. The assessors authorized a uniform valuation scale lowering totals but livestock leaders seek a 40 percent cut to avoid industry ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexio
State Tax Commission
Association of County Assessors
Christmas Greetings from the New Mexico State Record
The State Record extends hearty Christmas wishes to New Mexico readers and urges national aid for postwar rehabilitation. It promotes two special editions, notes local merchants ads for Christmas shopping, and announces a New Year Es tancia Valley Edition distribution to Santa Fe and Torrance County plus Albuquerque with thousands sent East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
State Record
Torrance County
Hope For Publishers In Forests Of Alaska
A report outlines contracts for state and federal road building and a bank restructuring in New Mexico. Details include contract values for roads in Bernalillo, Dona Ana, Santa Fe, and Lea counties, and notes on the San three directors and officers reorganizations. The New Mexico Construction company of Albuquerque is the lead bidder, with 10 bids on the Dona Ana project. The bank in question remains guarded about its condition as state funds and surety bonds back deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Leslie A. Gil
Iett
New Mexico Construction Com. Bank Examiner
Read
Bernalillo
Albuquerque
Pajarite
Dona Ana
Ber Rino
Anthony
el Paso
Las Cruces
Peterson
Shirley
Gunther
Ceabe
Santa Fe County
Beween Cerrillos
Madrid
Charles Ustrong
C T. Taylor
Denver
U.S. Fidelity Indrantee Company
Baltimore
Strong
Taylor
Alaska paper mill boom eyed in Tongass forest notice
The Department of Agriculture annual report highlights Alaska forest opportunities for a major paper mill. Tongass National Forest in the southeast holds about 15 million acres and at least 70.4 billion feet of timber. Plans suggest the two Alaska forests could supply pulpwood equal to one third of current US consumption, tying forest management to industrial expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capital News Service
Department of Agriculture
Alaska
Tongass
Surplus War Supplies Aid Road Building in Mora Bank Crisis
The article reports federal transfers of surplus war materials to assist road construction and maintenance, with states pledging support to reorganize and reopen Mora bank. Officers weigh restoral plans as Writ of habeas corpus and legal actions intertwine with efforts to resume business and secure financing for road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Washington
Mechem
Mora Bank
Condi
Setan Walem
Ashby
Socorro County
Wadsworth-Kabtt
O. L. Askren
Lae Vewss
Askren
Rob Whittle
Chathem
Tives County
Penn
Lobato
Felix Lobato
Juan F. Vigili
Smee
Antonio de Vargas
Aimee Eran
Supreme Court
Jan G
Hooch and cars seized in Otero County raid
A large booze and vehicle haul was seized in Otero County near Chatfield Canyon. The operation by a small government detail recovered three automobiles, 10 gallons of alcohol, and 542 quarts of various beverages as part of a major boar catch claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otero County
Mamazordo Clouderoller
Chatfield Oy
Chatfield Canyon
State Highway Office Reports Near Three Million Disbursed
An office statement for the ninth fiscal year shows the state spent over $2000 monthly on road work, issued about 17000 warrants, and paid nearly $900,000 on bonds. The report details vouchers and transfers across multiple funds including state road, FB A road, and Sierra funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dork A.J. Pischee
Gillett
Highway Commission
State Highway Engineer
State
State Road Fund
Interste
Bernalillo
Albuquerque
Sierra
Abe
Y Mand
Socorro
Citizens formed to support education and literacy drive
Citizens groups in South Carolina and Kentucky press education reforms as road funding aids broaden schooling. A Spartanburg chapter proclaims South Carolina wants the best and can pay for it while Kentucky voters back two constitutional amendments to improve school conditions. U.S. Education Commissioner notes reforms to address modern school system evils and defend public schooling funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingon
Capitalline
Spartanburg
Citizens Edu National Association of
South Carolina
Kentucky
Commissioner of Education of the
United States
Address to assessors on taxation and grazing land rulings
Chairman Saint outlines plans and spending rules for assessors and deputies, discusses traveling expenses, and explains evolving classification of grazing lands under 1919 and 1920 tax laws. He notes legislative actions, conflicts, and the need for coordinated effort during January to May roll processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint
W. Ray Morley
Magdalena
Morley
Tax Commission
West Land
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Felipe Hurrell
G. Channa
Assessors’ Assembly
Merritt C. Mechem
Ister
Arthur Seligman
First National Banks
War Finance Corporation
Raynolds
TI E. Sant
Deligman
Frank
Espanola
Ing
Fred Haning
Valencia County
Go Prager Milley
Roswell
Tanitary Board
Miller
Rec
Sheep Sanitary Board
Laurence F. Lee
Ped
New Mexico Cattle and Horse Taxation Association
Newexico Wool Growers’ Association
Harding
Santa FE Bank
Hope For Publishers IN
Forests OF
Ernor
COURT
RIO Arriba
Pennsylvania
Ryan
City OF Santa FE
Highway Department
Peri
Oads
Arizona
Sates
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