Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-12
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value thereof, not including such as eonsts
tute the stock Of merchant or manuiAcT
tuFer;
The number of watches and clocks and
the value thereof, not including such as
constitute the stock of merchant or man
ufacturer;
The number of pianos and the va'us
thereof, not including such as constitute the
sotck of merchant or Manufacturer
The number Of organs and -melodeops
and the value thereof, not inelndfng saen
as constitute the stock Of a merchant OF
manufacturer;
The number of all other musical instrh-
ments and the value thereof, other than the
above, not including such as constitute the
stock Of a merchant or manufacturer;
The value of farming and gardening
utensils;
The value of agricultural products;
The value of gold plate and silyersplatee'
not including such as constitute the stock
of q merchant or manufacturer;
The number of diamonds and the value
thereof not including such as constitute the
stock of q merchant or manufacturer;
The valuation of jewelry, other than dia-
moEds, not including such as constitute the
stock of merchant or manufacturer;
Sewing machines not including such as
constitute the stock Of a merchant or
manufacturer.
The value of household and kitchen furni-
ture;
The value of machinery and all fixtures
not included in the value Of real estate;
The number Of all ships, steamboats,,
barpes, vessels and boats Of whatsoever
kind. whether at home or abroad, and the
value thereof.
The yalue Of merchandise and stock In
trade, including all manufactured articles
in the hands of the manufacturer.
The value Of lumber, logs, posts, ties and
slaves.
The value of all other chsttels not here
tofore enumerated.
The value of the produce OF mines, oil
wells and salt wells in the hands OF the
producers.
The value oftoll bridges.
The value of ferries.
Number and value of all patent rights.
All money; the value fall investments;
and the value Of all credits.
The ahonnt OF money, bonds, and evi-
deuces ofdebt under the control Of receivers
and commissioners and the amount de-
posted or invested by order of court to the
credit of any suit
The value of all personal property, sub
iect to taxation and not otherwise assessed.
The whole amount of tax due from each
corporation, firm and individual exclusive
OF the taxes assessed on the land books.
67. II the assessor discover that any per
sonsl property was not assessed in any
former year, not exceeding FIVE, he shall
assess the same for the year or years in
which it was omitted, in his personal prop
erty book, and extend the taxes for such
years, with interest on such taxes.
Sections 6s to 95 inclusive no material
change,
The Grand Jury to Inquire Into Violations
ofReVenue Laws.
96 It shall be the duty of every assessor
to furnish the prosecuting attorney for the
county list Of every violation OF the reve'
pue laws, committed by any person other
than himself, showing the nature and charac-
ter of such violation. And it shall be the duty
of such attorney to deliver such list to the
foreman of the .grand jury, who shall treat
it as having been especially delivered in
charge to the grand jury. The said
foreman, after the grand jury is dis
charged, shall return said list to the clerk
of the court, to be preserved and fled in his
Office. 1t shall also be the duty Of the Cir.
cult Court to charge specially the gand
iuries 10 inquire into all the violations OF
the revenue laws by the assessor or any
other person.
Sections 81 and ?5 No changes.
Section 90. All acts and parts Of acts
coming within the purview Of this chapter,
| and inconsistent Herewith, are hereby re-
pealed.