The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-21
solutions Await
Those Who Made In
sufficient Returns.
STATE AUDITOR
STUDIES RETURNS
Bank Deposits Will Also Be Con
sidered-Conscience Money Is
Paid to Richmond Officials.
Incomes as Given in
Five Wards OF
City.


counties VIII be asked to look over
the revenue. and to make indictments
u such persons as have not, according
TO the best oDtainable Information.
given in the full amount OF their in
come for taxation. 1t IL bef.e9ed by
state Auditor Lee Moore that people
III all parts Of tho state who nave IN
comes IN excess OF $4,000 the year,
AaNc either gwen in no amounts Oh
their tax returns OF else have pu,
rown sums cv!leutly and IN some cases
slar!nsly less tnau tAc.r real incomes
As pointed out H. The Times Dis
patch yesterday. there are whole coLn.
tics In the State whore not single
person VIII admit having au Income
exceeding $1,000 the year. The oa-
sessmcnt blanks Furnished the com
m!ss!oners OF tho resyuue have. Uy
order OF Auditor Moore. been pseservel.
and viii %. used as evidence IN court
proceedings.
Arouse Much interest.
Publication by The Iim4s-Dispatch
oi inc incomes OF l.l>hinOnl people a 5
gwen Ia by the tx ass sscl. mas
caused a great dcal VI comment 1t
Is ;eli ~ tne Auditos THAI TIA. news
form pubic service Dy doing tne
same Trims, taxing their local books
ais. Moore. discussing This matte. yes
ternay, said that he VIII not stop with
lnlomts lie viii also ask the courts
10 instruct gram jugl-s 70 LOOK into
the matter OF money Oh deposit n
hanKs rs fears many citizens have
Forgotten to list the none ,hey had
IN banks OH February OF thia year
4U t r...
pic % some counties TO give n all their
property tor taxation. as required oy
law. and TO permit .aNity clAewhe Is
unjust aud causes large part o. the
general disqualification w!th what has
been called NigsInu's excuse for tax
system It IS emily by making all DO
tneiI par, that reforms are hoped Tor
Dy State oiiicia!s
Iemaiuder of Rcporta.
The Income taN RETURNS IRON. three
Hlchmond wAras were printed IN The
Times Dispatch yesterday THESE were
Lee. Henry ana Washington. The other
I'VE old wards are published to-day
In supplemented report. Revenue
Commissioner II. l.. Tresnon states
that tWo reports and rem!ttances OF
taxation Of incomes were received dar-
ing the year from anonymous sources,
through tie m-iis Iney constitute
4 seHn conscience ;Ind In one case
me "l'eHt Ss'ld ina IN some pre-
F!ous ssA. ne mad tailed to give In
$40 OF Income IN excess OF the eNemp-
lion, and another owned UP TO 500.
These TWO small sums, on which the
taAes amounted to 81. We're credited 10
John Doe on the official books OF the
state.
The following arc the income returns
for the hve wards not published yes
'erday:
Clay Ward.
Henry N Anderson xsaa., ~
Ahern. so2Oo Esosw.u 5lson & ,on
Ar Alson sso00. q \, Alsr,A,G 20
200 Jonn + Anderson - 200. ,rroS,,
l. Anderson. sgtoo. = - A-,n.~ ss
COO
y p Buxton 80: oo. s,.,ho,o POI
,nr sap r. r. ,ss,.6r,d,-a .oon'
1, Redford s.oon !, e1cha,,,-
5oo- . ,sa,liss - cno ~ - -,
bl. - ,oo = q All - ana ~. w
l. Ball, ss.soo a. G. Beckey "a ooe.
J. d, Bercer ssloo
john : calvert $4,000. ,runeaon
cary 2soo Isa.,c Cohcn - -6a- - ;,
Coz s. 500. C. 4 Chanjn s..,oo J.
catlin. s3.7o0 " = .-haln,.re 50 ooo.
= e Cosbv So Zoo, - T., r,,,.S,,,
$500. ". N Canphcu 80 "a +
Craio,ie Jr ss,sO :, cb,,d,o
s,oGo. i H. C.hannell 81 ana. " -
cAmp. ss.5oo, n. h. cottrel sa.e0o q
A Crawford sa.55o p a. Christ,an
$1,000 H. A. Carter. 5o0o
George X. Davis : coo. y pur.
Ion $4,000 d. ". purroft sg2oo. ! =.
Drake. s3.SOo. Enders Dickinson. S..
500. j. Lee Davis $1,000. .. " paws
$500. ". B. Daniels. $500. James n@' b. b.
insent, i, rs,os 50 ooo. rn,