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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13
FL SuC0SO de Sabana Grando
UN MARIOO ULTRAJADO

Esta Mafana Sc recibieron en- esta
c1udad detalles del suceso que $. desa-
rrollo en- la tarde de aver en- ell pueblo
de Sabana Grande.
Hace algun tempo que Carlos Mo
ra sospechaba de la infdelidad de un
su amigo y venfa. averiguando ell he
cho. Sc dice que recibi6 Mora, up
anonlmo On que Sc le informaba de
ciertos detalles y poniendose sobre
aviso, una hcra determinada. ent16
Mora en- su residencia sorprendi6
infragantl en- la ha bitaci6n a Sequndo
MILAN. El narido ultra ajado Sc a aba-
ianzo como una fera sobre ell delin-
cuente sosteniendo una lucha cuerpo
cuerpo con MILAN. Este Sc encuen.
ira gravemente herido. La esposa de
Mora presenta lesiones en- varias par
tes del cuerpo, que Sc asegura, fueron
inferidas On la lucha que sosruvo con
MILAN.
El agresor Sc present6 al Juez Mu
nicipal confesGndose autor de la agre.
sion y manifestando que obr6 en- de-
fensa propia. Sc hacen muchos CO.
mentarios acerca del grave suceso.
Carlos Mora es TN j6ven de unos trein
ia amos
El Juez acompafIado del teniente
Castro que detuvo los citados indl /
vlduos instruye Ia sumaria. Ell hecho
ha producido general protesta en- aquel
paci6co pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13
Las deficiencies del trOIe.

Aver han sufrido los vecinos de
Santurce, Hato- Rey y Rio Piedras,
muchos mas perjuicios y molestias
mayores de las que diariamente oca-
siona Ell servicio de troles a los pasa-
jeros.
Ha habido aver quien ha tardado
dos horas en- venir de Santurce y ESQ
hasta Puerta de TERRA, que desde
ALI San Juan ha tenido que rematar
4 pie la triste odfsea del viaje.
Ell pdblico protesta contra estas
repetidas irregularidades que les oca-
sionan perdidas de todas clases {
incontables molestias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13

Tai como los referimos, han
pasado los hechos.
Ell detenido fu6 al deposito.
Mientras permanecia en- Ell en-
cierro, sali6 el barco de cuya
tripulacion formaba parte. :.
Y cuando aver Ell honorable
Juez Municipal, convencido por
la palabra elocuente Y arreba-
tadora del joven abogado seilor
FiguerOa Maestro, decretaba la
libertad del marinero, antes de
que Ell brillante defensor agotara
suS argumentos, cuando el rec
to magistrate envolvia en- una
mirada de desprecio al guardia
perjuro, convencido de la tor
peza de la denuncia, pensaria
la victima del desman policiaco
que la justicia es, a veces, tardfa,
llegaba cuando el barco que es
ell hogar, Ell pan y Ell todo de los
maripos, estaba a muchas mi
Has del puerto en- que lie aguar-
dan dlas tan negros, ST a rene
diar IA situacion afictiva de
ese ddPdichado, no acude quien
tiene I'll deber de indemniza rle,
aunqIe sea precise echar mano
del sueldo del policia denuncian-
te. 81 les que ese guardia trucu-
lentd puede seguir prestando
sus d Psmedrados servicios en- la
Policia Insular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13
DETEATRO

Anoche alcanz6 uno de sus mas Sc
11alados triunfos la sefiora Blanca
Matras, EN- ell desempeno de sus
obras favoritas, "Caramelo" y "Estu-
che de monerlas' que con Gel terri
bic Perez formaban Ell programa de
la function.
El teatro estaba rebosante. TN lie
no total
La senora Matras fu6 aplaudidf-
sima.
Muy afnada la orquesta, baio la
competente direction del maestro
Campos. Vsya un aplauso al bravo
maestro.
Esta noche hace su reaparici6n
ante nuestro p1blico. el notable bari
tono Sr. Real Canta "Carceleras.
Lo demas del programa es San
Juan de Luz y Chateau Margaux.
Domingo OrO@cO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13
Las veladas del Ateneo

Con Ia animation de costumbre Sc
llevo a cabo anoche en- ell Ateneo, La
velada literarla y lfrica de los lines
La orquesta de los sefiores Lecomp-
te y Ilzol Interpretation magnfhcas
selecciones de operas del repertoire
moderno cosechando muchoS Au-
SOS. Para el lines pr6ximo Sc pre-
para una esplendida fiesta en- que
tomaran parte en- la lectura de COM
posiciones literarias en- verso ira
bajos en- prosa distinguidos intelec-
tuales de aquel centro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13
Bany1Urituia J Agrcda de Puerto Rico
Secretarfa
Dom lingo OrO@cO

Por acuerdo del Consejo de Admi-
nistraci6n de 81 del pasado Julio, sc
hace saber 4 los depositantes de la
Secci6n de Ahorros, que las hCras dc
Gaia para las imposiciones seran las
mismas que para las demas operacio-
mes, este es, de s III por la maflana
y de "a 4 81 por la tarde, todos los
dfas laborables.
Lo que Sc publica para conocimien-
to de los lnteresados - San Juan
?. r. 3. Agosto de 1907 - FL secrets
rio - P. Rocafort - w. 30. Ell di-
rector Gerente - r Castro Gonzalez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13
Nota del dia

Aunque parezca que una de-
nuncia pOliciaca no tenga bas-
tante importancia para que ira
temos de ella en- este siIio, con-
Cediendole Ell turno de la mas
palpitante actualidad. la que ha
motivado uno de los juicios ce-
lebrados aver, en- Ell Juzgado
Municipal, merece, indudable-
mente, que lie conCedamos esta
preferencia.
TrataSe de I'm marinero es-
panol, de un forastero, que, ig-
norando las Ordenanzas munici-
pales vigentes, estaba parade
en- una de las aoeras de la Ca
pital.
Un guardia, un celoso guar
dia de esos que dejan escanda-
liar V alborOtar y aun hacer
cosas peores, en- plena via pu-
blica q los marineros america
nos, en- vez de advertirle al ex-
tranlero la falta en- que inCurria,
permaneciendo parade en- la
acera, 10 que esta prohibido por
las ordenanZas, resOlvi0 prestar
uno de esos valiosos servicios
conque diario estan surtiendo
de esteriles denuncias los uz-
gados, los celosisimos encarga-
dos de la seguridad p1blica.
El agente policiaco orden0 al
marinero, con la Cortesia que es
peculiar en- los guardias, cuan-
do no sc dirigen a I'm ciudada-
no de los dobles, que le siguiese
a la carcel municipal.
La victima alego su ignoran-
cia de la ordenanza contraveni-
da, su condici6n de extranjero,
de forastero 10 que era eviden-
te pOr ell aspecto del marino,
prometi0 dejar la acera Y andar
por medic de la calle; pero el
policia inexorable insisti0 en- su
prop6sito y repitio ell mandate
de que le siguiese al dep0sito
para dejarle detenido hasta el
OtrO dia en- que sc ver1a en- el
JuzgadO la denuncia.
FL marino, entonces, agOta-
dos sus argumentos, y vista la
terquedad irreductible del guar
dia Y acordandose de que el bar
co a cuya tripulacion pertene-
cia tenia fjada la salida para
dentrO de unas hOras, viendose
va sin colocacion, en- terra ex.
trana, sin recursos como es de
suponer, puesto q ell barco de-
Jar1a el puerto mientraS el es-
peraba en- el dep6sito la vista
del juicio, pensando en- todo
este, rcsolvi0 fugarse y en-
prendio una carrera ertiglno-
sa, perseguido por el guardia
heroico que habra visto impa
vido inmutable, tantos alardes
de la fuerza equina y de la re-
gocijada expansion de los ma :
rlnOS amerlcanoSl
Al llegar a una bocacalle, el
fugitive fue detenido por 90
guardia. No hizo resisten-
cia, no protest6. no dijo NADIA.
Ante la magnitud abrumadora
de su infortunio, enmudecio ell
desdichado.
Y Ell perseguidOr, que tiene
por cierto un alias siniestro,
present6 una den uncia terrible
contra ell pobre marinero espa-
mol dijo que le habia pegado
en- la cara!..
No estamos fantaseando, para
presentar las Cosas a nuestro
gusto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13

En- la Central Fortuna" iurisdie-
ci6n de Ponce y sitio denominadu
"Cuarta de TERRA" ha sido sorpren-
dida una jugada 10 prohibido, fue-
ron arrestados cinco de los iugadoreS
y ocupados los naipes diuero que
han sido entregados en- 10 Corte Mu-
nicipal al establecerse la denuncia
que hiciera Ia policfa contra los ju-
gadoreS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13
Las entreYiStaS con Mr.. Post

Esta mafiana no Sc verified la acos-
tumbrada entrevista con ell Goberna-
dor Post y los representatives de la
prensa por atender dicho funcionario
a la correspondence extranjera Y de
su otlcina que es muy numerosa.
Maflsna Sc informara acerca de
algunos asuntos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13
Renuncia de un jueZ

Esta mafiana ha presentado la re-
nuncia del puesto de Juez de Paz de
Cayey don Jose de Quevedo. por es-
tablecer su residencla en- esta ciudad.
Muy en- breve Sc procedera Gu
brir dicha vacante por la ohcina del
Attorney General.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13
ID. Felix Dasi Rodriguez.

Ha causado general sentimiento
en- Ponce el fallecimiento del presti-
g!oso caballero d. Felix Dasi Rodrf-
guez, persona sumamente estimada "
padre polftico de D. Francisco PARA
Capo. Su sepelio que tuvo lugar aver
tarde fue una sentid1sima manifes-
tacion de duelo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13

Es de mucha .tif a, no solo pa
ra los Abogado sortes judiciales,
Ayuntamientos,-C Corporaciones y en-
pr 7~ Sodos los ramos, sino tam
bi6n para los concentrates, industrial
les y personals de negocios, Ell como
cimiento de las LeyeS de Puerto Rico
aprobadas por las Camaras y el Con
seio Executive en- ell corriente afio de
I9O7.-Se venden $3.50 en- la Ii.
breria del
B0LETIN MERCANTlL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13

En- ell vapor "Coamo" embarcaron
hoy para los Estados Unidos, los ST.
nores don Juan Roig, Joaquin Fer
nandez Antonio Blanes. Juan Pal
mer, Alberto Simonpietri y otros ola
tingnilos seiiores. Buen viaje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13
SOBRE GUSTOS

lie GUSTAV a ustud los guisantes9
Con delirio
-Pues mi, ms GUSTAV mas con
jamon.
2. B.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13
Varias noticias

En- la sala de socorros fueron asis~
tidos aver, Natalio Figueroa, Felix
Moran, Pedro Taboada. Andres FL
gueroa, Juan Gonzalez, Francisco
Fernandez (niflo). Pedro Gutierrez,
Tomas Torres, Juana Santiago. jaime
Margenat y Juana Nieves.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13
Amalia Paoli

De regreso de los baflos de CoAmo,
Sc encuentra en- esta capital la aplau-
dida artista sef1orita Amalia Paoli.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13

Para esta noche las siete media
Sc ha convocado una session extraor-
dinaria de la Corporation Municipal
por haberse suspendido la de anoche
por falta dc n1mero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13
MAESTRO TABAQuERO -

neceslta uno para trabajar en- una
fabrica de elaborar cigarros hnos. Pa
IA informes en- la Administrator del
BOLkTIN MERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-13

Hemos recibido una aten'a invita-
ci6n para el bale que tendrd lugaI IA
Ell Cfrculo Union" de Cayeysen la
noche de maiiana.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-19
HEROLD HOST
TO REVENUE
MEN
Entertains Officials From
This City and Other
Internal Places.

Internal Revenue Inspector DIR. Fl. G..
II. Herold entertained a number of
deputy collectors of the Newark and
New York offices this afternoon at his
headquarters in the Federal building,
and while the conference is not an I'M
usual affair in other sections of the
country, it is the first held in this
city.
This gathering is the elimination of
a meeting held a month ago in New
York. when Revenue Inspector Herold
and his chief deputy, Newton H.
Porter, were guests of Revenue Agent
John w. Sinsel. of the New York Gus
tom House. It was agreed as a good
thing to hold gatherings once a month,
and Newton Porter was elected secre-
tary of the organization then formed.
DIR. Herold invited the officials to
hold the second conference in Newark
and the invitation was accepted. Those
who attended were John w. Slnsel.
metropolitan revenue agent; Collector
Charles w. Anderson and his chief of
deputies, David Wendell; Collector Fer
dinand Eidman and his deputy, Terrence
f. McGowan; Collector Edward b.
Jordan and his deputy, John w Burns.
The workings of the internal revenue
service were discussed, and after this
the visitors sat down in the revenue
collectors office to a collation., DR.. Her
old and his deputy, Newton II. Porter.
acting as hosts.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-19
OLD SOLDIER
LOSES HIS
MONEY
at Kearny Home
Misses $445-- Asks Police
to Help Find It.

Bowed with age and blind in one
eye. Patrick Howe, a veteran of the
Civil War and now an inmate of the
Soldiers Home at Kearny, presented
a sad spectacle this morning at police
headquarters as he related to Chief of
Police Corbitt how he had lost his
savings of a lifetime at the Soldiers
Home yesterday.
In all he figures his loss at $445. OF
this sum $1S5 was in money and the
remainder was In a check given him
yesterday morning by the superin-
tendent of the home. Now both check
and money are gone and Howe wants
the Newark police to try and get it
back for him.
The aged veteran told Chief of Police
corbitt hat he had been saving the
sum he lost for many years n 1t was
all he had in the world. Never having
much faith in banks he preferred to
keep his money about him. Yesterday
he turned. some of his cash into a check
in order to accommodate an inmate of
the home. He left his money and check
on a shell near his bed temporarily to
go down to the cellar, and when he
returned his money and check were
missing.
Chief Corbitt referred the old ma to
the Kearny police, telling him that they
would in all probability get the one
who had stolen the check and money
from him..
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-19
VISITORS
STUDY CHILD LABOR.

The discussion of THE Child Labor
Question was continued from last week. $
meeting at this mornings session of the
Conference of Friendly Visitors in the
Free P~blic Library this morning. 4 dis
cusslon OF Compulsory Attendance at
School was also held.
Mrs. Abram Van Wrinkle opened the
meeting, contending that, while New Jer-
sey has one of the best child-labor codes
In the country, and, while the department
many violations. Chief among those are
the eases Of the Pennsylvania children who
are brought TO work on the South jersey
farms before they are really of an age to
work at all, Mrs. Van Wrinkle said that
one Of the causes Of the violations of the
law was the fact that the committee hat
not sufficient funds TO carry on the work
as it should. She referred to the branches
of Industrial training in the public schools
of Brooklyn, where childien who are not
able TO take the regular courses are fitted
for business life by tuition in industrial
branches. Mrs. Van Wrinkle thought the
plan should be more widely adopted.
Mrs. Frederick c. Jacobson said that 1t
should be the duty of the Friendly Visitors
to apply the suggestions received during
the last two meetings to their own cases.
and to bring in reports from time 70 time.
She said she thought the time was near
when public moneys would be set aside for
the maintenance of widows whose children
would otherwise nave to leave school. Mrs.
Henry II. Dawson, Mrs. Nathan Weinberg
and Miss Florence Hedden also made fa-
marks.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-19
BOARD HEARS
TROLLEY CO.
SCORCHED
Tails in Behalf Of
People Who Condemn
the Service.

A protest against the recent trolley
service for residents of the Fifth,
Tenth and Twelfth wards was raised
by Commissioner Thomas F. Halpin
at the regular meeting of the Board of
Works today. The representative of
the I%ronbound district had prepared
considerable data to show that many
of the regular cars on the South Or
ange and Springfield avenue lines, in
stead of continuing below the railroad,
made the turn at the horseshoe at the
Market street depot, thus Gripping the
lines and causing the patrons to wait
in all kinds of weather and take
chances of getting seated when the
cars arrived.
Commissioner Eggers was of the
opinion that the cars which were cut
off this side of the railroad were extra
ones. but Commissioner Halpin dis
puted that point and offered data to
prove his claim.
Commissioners Halpin protested
against the injustice" and demanded
that the regular schedule prevail. He
suggested that 1t would be better policy
to add a few cars instead of subtract
ing" them. Superintendents Danforth
and Bolen. of the Public Service Corpo-
ration, were or hand to explain mat
tiers and offer a compromise.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-19
MASONS TO HOLD A
LODGE OF SORROW.

What will be one of the most notable
MasonicN gatherings of many months will
be a grand lodge of sorrow now being
planned by local Masonic lodges, which
will take place at the Kruger Audito-
rum, January ). Everyone of the dozen
or more local Lodges. and many from the
suburbs and other towns will take part.
Thousands will be present in the regalia
of the order, and the impressive rituals
tic ceremony provided for such occasions
will be carried out by the grand lodge off :
GERS, under the direction of Grand Master
Austen II. McGregor.
c. w. Heilman has charge of the pre-
liminary arrangements. but he and his
committee have not progressed far enough
with the work to be able to make definite
announcements 1t is stated, however, 1t
will be the most notable Masonic gathering
that has taken place in many years.
The public will be admitted, and some
prominent member of the order will prob
ably be invited to deliver an address.
There may be more than one speaker.
Lodges of sorrow are not often held by the
Masons, the last one taking place in this
city several years ago. There are many
deceased members to honor. The cere-
mony is said to be, one of the most inter-
esting and impressive OF the entire Ma
sonic ritual.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-19
FOR MAYOR
IRONBOUND FRIENDS TO
GIVE HIM BOOM.
Statement That He Will Not GO Into
Health Board When Present
Term Expires.

With the Mayoralty election ten mon+jis
way and the time for party nominations
also In the future. the little political bee is
already busily buzzlng in the bonnets If
the ward committeeman In the Ironl ound
district, n within the next week tho
boom of DR.. Herman C.. II. Herold, now
president OF the Board OF Health, for tito
.Iayoralsy nomination will be launched by
his Republican friends.
Last year Or. Herold's name was promi-
nently mentioned for the nomination and
It was his reluctance at that time to dis
continue work on the Board of Health
that caused his boom to lie dormant, but
this year tn. objection will be removed
as his term will expire on January l..
1t is understood that if Mayor Hauss-
ling offers him a reappointment that 1t
will be refused, and the former Fifth
Warder will step into the political arena
uneneumbered by any other office except
Internal Revenue Collector.
1t has been stated that Alderman Will
lam r. Martin, who is making a valiant
fight for the leadership of the Assembly,
is also favorably ~canvassed for the Mayor
ality nomination, and, If things are auspi-
cious, will have a little boom of his own
launched. The New Idea men will prob
ably have Sheriff Frank Fl. Sommer also
as a candidate. while Board of Works Com
missioner Frank J. Book has been men
toned as a possibility.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-19
SUIT
FOR FALSE
ARREST
Charged With ShopIifting
When She Was Innocent.
Won Previous Suit.

Retrial of an action for $40, 600 dam
ages against L. Bamberger & Co, the
department store people. vas begun
before Judge Heisley. in the Supreme
Court circuit. today, on behalf of Eliz-
abeth and Thomas Wadsworth, wife
and husband.
Mrs. Wadsworth was shopping In the
store April 10. 1906. and was suspected
of shoplifting. AS a result, so b
swore again today, she was taken to
police headquarters at the instance of
some of the employees of the concern
and kept there for two hours, after
which she was discharged. The rus
band figures in the ease because he Il
the husband.
The Gaze was first tried several terms
ago. aud he jury returned a verdict OF
81, Goo damages. 1t was carried up on the
general ground that the amount awarded
was excessive and the upper courts
directed a new trial.
Jacob L. Newman represented the Wads-
worths and Samuel Kalisch the DEPART
ment store.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-19
HAS BAD RECORD
EXCISE BOARD REFUSED TO
GIVE HER LICENSE.
Police Captain Gave Details of offenses
Charged to Mrs. Rose Goldstein.
other Applications Laid Over.

Because she had a police record the Elk
else Board yesterday refused to allow the
transfer OF a license to. conduct a saloon
to Rose Goldstein for a place now con-
Quoted by Louis Bloomer at 357 Market
street. The latter. as well as the woman.
were charged with having bad records by
Acting Captain Caffrey, of the First Pre-
cinet. Ia a letter submitted through CHIEF
of Police Corbitt.
Caffrey. in his letter, says that the Gold
stein m together with her husband,
Morris, was arrested IN December 8 last.
charged with robbinG Meyer Schwartz Of
S75. and that the pair are now under $500
bail to await the action of the Grand
jury. The letter also states that LOUIS
Bloomer, who now has the license. had
his place raided some time ago for Snn-
day selling and had been fined. No com
ment was made by the comniss oners to
the latter part of the letter, and gave
no explanation why Boomers license had
not been revoked for the violation.
owing to the refusal of the board to
grant the transfer Bloomer still has the
saloon.
The application of William Fay for a
license to conduct a saloon at 3 Ferry
street was withdrawn, as was that Of Eu-
gene Kuhn for a license for 3l4 Ferry
street.
The application of John A. Almond for
a license for S41 Market street was laid
over for q week.
As next Wednesday viii be Christmas
Day the board will meet on Tuesday at
8 p. m.
There wore twenty-three licenses. eight
cen transfers and two double transfers
granted yesterday, making a total for the
year up to date OF 1884 licenses, 379 trans,
fers and seveuty-four double transfers
granted
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-19
MIGHT UPSET
BANK SHARES
TAX SYSTEM
Trust Companies Interested
in Fidelity COmpany's
Assessment Appeal.

The Fidelity Trust Company has
made an appeal from the assessment
placed by the City Tax Board on
bank stock to the County Tax Board,
claiming exemption on 1905 shares Of
Union Bank stock. claiming that the
shares are in the statement of total
assets. and to tax them under the law
providing for the taxation of bank
stock separately would mean a repeti-
ton of payment on the shares In oues-
ton. which, if the appeal is sustained,
might mean that the manner of taxing
bank shares in trust companies would
have to be practically revised.
The company claims 1856 Union
Bank shares at s192 per share, and
have already paid on $50 shares,
$1.135.6s, which are being held as a col
lateral for a loan, and appeal from
the decision of the local board on 1905
shares which were included in the
statement OF total assets, which means
that they will fight for a reduction
of s2sS, $50.
The total assets of the trust com
pany arc 1925 ,342. II, of which $56,
77S.4 is real estate and subject to q
real estate tax, apart from the tax or
capital stock, surplus and individual
profits. and of the latter 49, 900, 49, IS
is non-taxable securities, leaving $212,
1875 in taxable securities.
In the appeal to the county board II
is claimed that the 1906 shares In
question were included in the state
ment of total assets, and consequently
were not subject to the tai for bank
securities.
This appeal will, if taken up by this
courts. be of the utmost importance
in determining the future taxation OF
such stock.