The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-06
STAMP DUTIEs-sTATE OF NEVADA

paper on which the same is written, hve CENTS
Assignments transfer of mortgage, lease or
policy ofinsurance the same duty the original
instrument. (see Mortgage, Lease and lnsuf :
ance)
Any prom,s-ory note. whether payable on de-
, mand or an time designated, for sum not eA-
, ceeding one hundred dollars, five cents.
For every additional enc hundred dollars or
fractional part Thereof five cents.
| (The warrant of attorney to confess Judgment
an a note or bond. is exempt from stamp duty, II
the note II bond is properly stamped.)
Bank checks, drafts orders at sight or on de-
mand made payable in the State, two cents.
| Bills of exchange, drawn in but payable ont 81
the State of Nevada, each bill. set of three or
more, must be stamped for every bill of each set i
five cents.
Drawn in but payable out of the United Stat"',
IF drawn singly in duplicates, pay the sans
duty as inland bills of exchange.
The acceptor acceptors, payee or payees
any bill of -xchange. or order for the PAYMENT
any sum Of money drawn out or puTporting to h
drawn out of this State. must, before paying
accepting the sap place thereon stamp indIc"t
ing the duty.
Bills of sale ( personal property, FIVE cents.
Bonds Of executors, administrators. guardians,
and trustees are each subject to a stamp duty Of
one dollar
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dollar.
| Bond-personal-f0r the payment of money, III
| same as mortgage (See Mortgage
| Bonds-Railroad and other corporation bonds
and scrip subject to stamp duty, same as mort
gage (See mortgage
! Bonds OF description, otEeT tHan SUCH ~ or
required in legal proceedings, and such as are not
otherwise charged in the schedule, twenty-five
cents.
| Certificates of deposit, sum not exceeding
| hundred dollars, two cents.
Certificate of deposit, sum not exceeding one
hundred dollars two cents each one hundred
| ioilars or fractional part thereof
| Certificates of stock in Incorporated companlesr
twenty-five cents.
Certificate. Of appointments. five cents.
Certifcates-general-fve cents
| Thecertifcates of qualification OF official char
acter Of a Justice of the Peace, Commissioner II
Deeds, or Notary Public, other officer. hvs
cents.
Check. draft or order for the payment Of any
sum of money exceeding ten dollars, drawn upon
any person at sight OF OF demand. two cents
Contract, same "a agreement. (see agreement
Contr.ct-brok er 's-tpn cents.
Conveyance deed. instrument or writing where
by lands tenenents ether realty sold. shall bs
conveyed, the actual consideration of which does
not exceed five hundred dollars, fifty cents.
Exceeding FIVE hundred dollars and not exceed
ing one thousand dollars, one dollar.
For iditional five hundred ut fractional
part thereof in excess of one thousand dollars.
ifv cents.
Insurance-(Fire)-wh the considerati m paid
To- the insurance IS cash premium notes does MT
,eed ten dollars ten cents.
Exceeding ten dollars and not exceeding my.
twenty-fvecents.
Exceeding fifty dollars iftycents.
Exceeding one thousand and for every additional
thousand or fractional part Thereof, twenty
Ave cents.
Certificates of transcript Of judgments or ssti--
faction Of judgments. and of any paper or papers
recorded or on file. five cents.
IN. B.-As general rule. every certificate
which has may have a legal value in Court If
law equity, will require stamp duty OF five
Bond for indemnifying any person for the pay,
ent of any sum of money, when the money ulti-
mately recoverable thereon Is one thousand del
lars or less, fifty cents.
Bond whom the money receivable exceeds one
thousand dollars fer every additional one thousand
dollars, fractional part thereof, fifty cents.
Lease exceeding three hundred dollars per
month for each additional two hundred dollar. OF
fractional part thereof, in excess ofthree hundred
dollars. fifty cents.
Mortgage. trust d-rd. bill of sale or personal
bond for the payment of money exceeding one
hundred dollars and not exceeding five hundred
dollars, fifty cents.
Exceeding FIVE hundred and for every sddi
tional fl We hundred fractional part thereof, in
excess of five hundred. fifty cents.
But mortgages shall not be stamped, provided
he note for which the mortgage Was given to
ecure has been stamped.
Notice Of appeal to any higher Court, fifty cents
Pawnbrokers' checks. five cents.
Powers ofattorncy or other written authority 10
yell transfer stock collect dividends thereon.
cents.
Powers of attorney to vote at election OF iccor-
PORTED company, ten cents
Powers of attorney to receive or collect rents,
twenty five cents.
lease real estate. one dollar.
Powers of attorney for any purpose, fifty cents.
Probate of Wills letters of administration,
vhen the value of both real and personal esttts
hoes not exceed two thousand dollars, one dollar.
For every additional thousand dollars.
fractional part thereof, in excess of two thO"saIt
ioilars, fifty cents.
Insurance-(I life when the amount insured
loes not exceed one Thousand dollars, twenty -aYs
ents
E1reelinp one Thousand dollars and not exceed
ng five thousand, fifty cents.
Exceeding five thousand, one dollar
Lease Of land or tenements, where rent does
lot exceed three hundred dollars per month, fifty
ents.
Certificate of search Of records five cents.
Certificate that certain papers are Oh fills. I've
ents.
Certificate of assay, five cents.
Certificate that certain papers cannot be found,
We cents
Certificate of redemption of land sold for taxes.
We cents.
Certificate of marriage, one dollar.
Certificate of qualification Of school teacher.
We cents
Certificates Of profits in incorporated company.
IT a sum not less than ten dollars and not exceed
az fifty dollars ten Genes.
Exceeding fifty and not exceeding one thousand,
wsnty five cents
Protest upon BILL note, check or draft. twa2ly-
We cents.
OMIT claim deeds to be stamped as a conveyance
Zee Conveyance.)
Except when given a release Of a mortgage,
Y the mortgage his assignee assignors ia
le mortgagor, or successor in interest, in which
Use it is exempt.
Receipt for the payment Of money, where he
mount exceeds twenty dollars, or for the de-
very of personal property, two cents.
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