Veto Messages of His Excellency John Sparks : Governor of the State of Nevada, Legislature of 1903, Also Proposed Constitutional Amendments (Classic Reprint) .W G Douglass
Excerpt from Veto Messages of His Excellency John Sparks: Governor of the State of Nevada, Legislature of 1903, Also Proposed Constitutional Amendments
Executive Chamber,
Carson City, Nevada, March 24, 1903.
To the Honorable the Secretary of State:
I have the honor to deposit, without my approval, Senate Bill No. 34 - An Act to amend an Act entitled "An Act requiring foreign corporations doing business in the State of Nevada to publish annual statements."
By referring to the Act approved March 28th, page 118, Statutes of 1901, of which this Act is amendatory, it is provided:
"Section 1. All foreign corporations doing business in the State of Nevada, shall, during the month of May of this year, and in each succeeding year in the month of January, publish a statement of their last year's business in some daily newspaper in the State of Nevada, for a period of one week."
The amendatory Act now under consideration changes Section 1: "Said Act is hereby amended so as to read as follows: Section 1. All foreign corporations doing business in the State of Nevada, shall, during the month of May of this year, and in each succeeding year in the month of March, publish a statement of their last year's business," etc.
It will be observed that the only difference of importance is embraced in changing the time from January as provided in the Statutes of 1901 to March, hereafter, in the amending Act.
It so happens that a large proportion of the companies have, since the 1st day of January, made the publication as required by the Statutes of 1901, but, under a literal construction of this Act, all foreign corporations doing business in this State shall, during the month of May of this year, publish statements of their last year's business. This would compel the companies who have already published their statements to publish again in May of this year, or, in case of a failure, to either stand in default of heavy penalty or accept a lawsuit for justification, in case it be brought into Court.
I do not believe this amendment is of sufficient importance to the people of the State to jeopardize the interest of a class of business people who have honestly and promptly complied with the law.
Respectfully,
John Sparks,
Governor.
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