Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-16
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scription. at the fair cash value thereof,
without deduction for any debts due fer the
same or any liabilities whatever.
l. Harness and stable supplies of all
kinds.
S. Hotel companies and the proprietors
of hotels shall make affidavit OF the fair
cash value of their furniture, without de-
duction for any debts due for the same or
any liabilities whatever,
g. Newspaper, real estate and mcrcan-
tile companies shall be rated. assessed and
taxed as individuals on all of their tangi-
BILE personal property, presses. outfits.
goods, wares and merchandise at the fair
cash value thereof, without deduction for
any debts due for the same or any liabili-
ties whatever; and they shall fill in the
several items Of the accounts herein as
though they were individuals.
10. Libraries conducted for private gain:
A sworn statement of the fair cash value
of all books pamphlets, office furniture and
all tangible personal property shall be
made, without deduction for any debts due
for the same or any liabilities whatever.
IL. Sanitariums, hospitals, ETC.. conducted
for private gain: The fair cash value of
surgical instruments, household, operating
and other furniture, and all other tangible
personal property, without deduction for
any debts due for the same or any labili-
ties whatever
II Scientific and all other institutions
conducted for private gain: The fair cash
value of all their tangible personal proper
ty without deduction for any debts due for
the same or any liabilities whatever.
ID. National banks and all other incor-
porated banks and trust compa MES through
their presidents or cashiers. shall make affi-
davit on or before the LIST day of August
in each year, as to the amount of their
gross earnings for the preceding year end
ing the Both day of June.
IA. Gas, electric lighting and telephone
companies. through their proper officer.
shall make affidavit, on or before the first
day Of August in each year. as to the
amount of their gross earnings for the pre-
ceding year ending the thirtieth day Of
June.
Is. Street railway companies shall make
affidavit Of their gross receipts for the pre-
ceding year ending the thirtieth day of
June.
16. Insurance companies Gas provided by
section $50 of the code of the District Of
Columbia): The premium receipts of the
last preceding calendar year.
II. Bonding. surety and guaranty: All
companies who guarantee the fidelity Of
any individual, such as bonding companies,
tie amount of their gross receipts for the
preceding year ending June 30.
Is. Savings banks having no capital stock
and paying interest on their deposits
through their presidents or cashiers, shall
make affidavit. on or before the first day
Of August, as to the amount Of their sur
plus and undivided profits on the thirtieth
day of June.
10. Private banks and bankers not in
corporated shall pay $500 per annum.
Every person. firm, company, or associa-
ton not incorporated having place of bus
mess where credits are opened by the de-
post or collection of moneys or currency
subject to be paid or RENTED upon draft
check or order, or where money is advanced
or loaned on stocks. bonds bullion, bills of
exchange or promisSory notes. or where
stocks bonds bills of exchange or promis-
sorry notes are received for discount or for
sale shall be regarded as a private bank or
banker.
20. General brokers shall pay $3.50 per an
mum.
Every person, firm, company or associa-
ton not incorporated Except insurance and
real estate brokers acting as such) that So
licits business from the general public by
advertisement or otherwise, and that pur-
chases. sells or negotiatse for others secur
tiles, shares. stocks, bonds, exchange, bull
lion. coin, money bank notes or promissory
notes, or that deals in futures on market
quotations Of prices or values on merchan-
disc. shares. stocks. bonds or other securi-
ties, or accepts margins on prices or values
of said shares stocks, bonds, merchandise
or securities shall be deemed e general
broker.
p. The Washington stock exchange,
through it's president or treasurer, shall
pay $500 per annum in lieu Of tax on the
members thereof for business done on said
exchange.
%. Any broker who is a member OF a reg
ularly organized stock exchange located out
SIDE OF the DlStflCt OF Columbia and trans
acting a brokerage business therein shall
pay 500 per annum.
%. If any person or firm shall have paid
the tax provided for bank and bankers
such person or firm shall not again be tax
ed as a broker or brokers.
n. Note brokers shall pay tax of 800
per annum.
Every person, firm, company or associa-
!. ton not incorporated Except private banks
and bankers) that loans money on promis-
sorry notes without real estate or collateral
security or advances money on personal
property as security without possession of
said personal property shall be deemed a
note broker: Provided that exception shall
be made OF cooperative associations whose
business Is restricted to the members of
such associations.
%. Building associations shall make affi-
davit Of their gross earnings for the pre-
ceding year ending June 30.
20. Corporations other than those above
provided for, organized In the District of
Columbia or under the laws of any of the
states or territories of the United States
chiefly for the purpose Of and transacting
business within the District Of Columbia,
shall make affidavit OF the amount OF their
capital stock and its fair cash value.
II. All other tangible personal property
which has not been especially exempted
from taxation must be accounted for here
In.
%. Persons, associations. companies, cor
perations, executors, administrators. guar