Conner v. State

In 1903 a fundamental change was made in the people’s grant of the taxing power. In the generation just preceding that time, the idea that the constitutional provision for contribution of “his share” by each taxable party meant a share determined by a common and unvarying method had been unheld and amplified in great detail and with a wealth of argument. Edes v. Boardman, 58 N. H. 580; Morrison v. Manchester, 58 N. H. 538; Bowles v. Landaff, 59 N. H. 164; Gould v. Raymond, 59 N. H. 260; Robinson v. Dover, 59 N. H. 521; B. C. & M. Railroad v. State, 60 N. H. 87; State v. Express Co., 60 N. H.…