The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-10
set forth an account of the property held
or owned by him as follows:

Personal Properly Credits.
l. All annuities and royalties
2. All bonds, notes, mortgages, ac-
counts, demands, claims and other indebt-
edness owing to such person, whether such
indebtedness is owing from individuals,
partnerships or corporations, public or
private and whether such debtors reside
within or without the state.
s. All bona fide Indebtedness owing by
such person.
Personal Properly chahels. Fl
+, l. All shares in foreign corporations
other than banks and their value.
2. All shares in corporations organ
lied under the laws OF this state, when
the property of such corporation is not
exempt by law, or is not taxable to the
corporation itself, and the cash value of
such shares.
g. All moneys, including circulating
notes of national banking associations,
and gold, silver and other CON- and every
deposit with banks, trust companies, cor
porations firms or individuals subject to
order check or draft.
4. The value of all gold or silver plate,
watches, diamonds and jewelry.
5. The value of all household furniture
and musical instruments
6. All franchises and their value.
Z. All patent rights, shop rights, copy
rights and trade marks, describing them
s. The number and kinds of domestic
animals and their value.
%. All wagons, carriages, sleighs, auto
mobiles and other vehicles, and their.
value.
10. All mechanical and agricultural
implements and tools, and their value.
II. All machinery, engines and boilers
not affixed to real property, and their
value.
u. All ships, boats and vessels, wheth-
er at home or abroad and their value.
IS. All merchandise and stock in trade,
and it's value.
Ia. All logs, timber, lumber, posts, ties,
cordWood, slaves or other felled or cut
timber, and the value.
is. All elevators, warehouses and inn
provements on lands the title to which is
vested in any railroad company or public
body, and their value. -
IS. All other goods, chattels and per-
sonal property, including dogs, not here
tofore specially mentioned, and their
value. eM-
Gee. 39.-Deductions from Credits, How
Made-What Are not Deductions.-In
making up the amount of credits which
any person is required to list for himself
or for any other person, company or cor
poration, he shall be entitled to deduct
from the gross amount thereof, the amount
Of all bona fide Indebtedness of himself or
OF any such person, company OF corpora
| ton; but no acknowledgment of indebt-
edness, not founded on actual considera-
ton, believed when received to have been
adequate. and no such acknowledging
made for the purpose of being so deducted,
shall be considered debt in the meaning
of this section Nothing in this section
shall be SO construed as to apply to any
bank, bankers, company, or corporation,
exercising banking powers or privileges,
or to trust companies, or to authorize any
deductions allowed by this section from
the value of any other item of taxation
than credits. No person, company or cor
poration shall be entitled to any deduc-
ton on account of any bond, note or OBJ
legation of any kind given to any mutual
insurance company, nor on account of any
unpaid subscription to any corporations,
institution or society, nor on account of
any subscription to or installment pay
able on the capital stock of any company,
whether incorporated or unincorporated.
Sec. 4O-FOrm of Property List.-Per-
sonal property shall be listed on blanks
substantially Of the following form, to be
signed by the party making the same,
who shall write the word "none'' after
each item whenever he has no property
to assess as named in such item, and no
item shall be passed without being an
swered: -
LIST.
OF all property owned by .......... and listed
by ......... of .......... township or .........
| city, of ....:..... county, Minnesota, on the
| LIST day of May. ........
| Personal Property-Credits.