The Washington times., 1902-07-23

presses. outfits. goods, wares. and mer-
chandise. at the fair cash value there
| of. without deduction for any debts due
for the same or any liabilities what
ever; and they shall fill in the several
items of the accounts herein as though
they were individuals.
10. Libraries conducted for private
gain: sworn statement ci the fair
cash value of all books, pamphlets, Of
/ fee furniture. and all tangible personal
property shall be made, without deduc-
/ tion for any debts due for the same or
any liabilities whatever
/ II. Sanitariums, hospitals, etc, con
Quoted for private gain. The fair cash
value of surgical instruments. household,
operating. and other furniture, and all
other tangible personal property. with
/ ou; deduction for any debts for the same
or any liabilities whatever.
u Scientific and all other institutions
conducted for private gain: The fair
! cash value of all their tangible personal
property. without deduction for any
debts due for the same or any liabilities
whatever.
! l3 National banks and all other in
corporated banks and trust companies.
through their presidents or cashiers.
shall make affidavit. on or before the lst
day of August in each year. as to the
amount of their gross earnings for the
preceding year ending the 30th day OF
June.
IA. Gas, electric lighting. and tele-
phone companies. through their proper
officer, shall make affidvait. on or before
the 1st day of August In each year. as
TO the amount of their gross earnings
for the preceding year ending the S0th
day of June.
| Is. Street railway companies shall
make affidavit OF their gross receipts
for the preceding year ending the 30th
Gay OF June
l6. Insurance companies (as 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 compa-
nies, the amount of their gross receipts
for the preceding year ending June 80.
IS. Savings banks having no capital
stock, and paying interest on their de-
posits, through their presidents or cash
iers. shall make affidavit. on or before
the LIST day of August, as TO the amount
of their surplus and undivided profits
on the 3Oth day of June.
10. Private banks and bankers not in
corporated shall pay $500 per annum.
Every persons, firm, company, or asso-
! citation not Incorporated having place
OF business where credits are opened by
4 the deposit or collection of moneys or
! currency subject to be paid or remtted
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 promissory
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
annum. Every person. firm, company
or association not incorporated texce2t
! insurance and real estate brokers acting
as such) that solicits business from the
general public by advertisements or 9TH
erwise. and that purchases, sells. or ne
| gotiates for others securities, shares
I stocks bonds, exchange, bullion. coin,
money, bank notes, or promissory
notes, or that deals in futures on market
quotations Of prices or values on ner-
chandise. shares. stocks. bonds, or other
securities. or accepts margins on prices
I or values of said shares. stocks. bonds
merchandise, or securities, shall be
deemed a general broker
q. The Washington Stock Exchange.