The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-28
Auditor Moore Will In
qulre Into Glaring
Discrepancies.
S TX COUN TIES
WITHOUT INCOME
Others Have But One to Four
People Who Receive More
, Than S2,ooo-Returns Show
Increasing Incongruities as
County Figures Are
Revealed.

Revealed.
Another phase Of mis- coming ac.
tiy!ues ln the matter u tax .eforin
Was announced yesterday by State
Auditor {. Lee Moore This Is that
ne vii! inquire into the amounts Of
money on DEPOSIT In banks as re-
turned W TIE citizens OF Virginia.
Air Moore states that ho will call
upon the state BaLh ENanine. for a
statement as 10 the amount OF money
on deposit IN each STATE bsnh ~ Nir-
s!nla Oh February Is. lgl- the date
On which the call Tor statement
"ea9cht 10 feoruary /. wnen tno taxes
are levied. was made. lie Nlli also
MAKE similar request OF the Comp
tfo!ler ~ the Currency in Washing
ton for the total amount on deposit
IA national banks on the same oay
Deadly Parallel.
For,ihed vain these figures. the
Auditor VIII cumpar. then. with the
totals given ia as bank deposits In
each locality In the state. For IN.
Stance. ~ VIII appeas tnaL one colu-
1. returned 10 ail S-t.QgJ ~ money on
oeIosit INC bank statements Nin
SNOW that S75p.ooo was on deposit "a
the oanhs OF that c3-.is on teDru-
az -.
These two statements vtn BIO sent
- tne Judge ~ tile Circuit ooust q
iAe count. or the COMPILATION CoA4,
"i ihr ciit. with % r.4lest thtt tine
nslres bee brought to the ATTENTION "
;np grand Ipr. Iue latter Nody viii
MAKE .ts Investigations. calling N
sAcn witnesses as 10 ma; desire. or as
age slss ested To- IT, Bau. officials
can. ~ to-bt. Shed much ugn, on the
finances q 'afio-s .ualylGA-ls. at al
events tAe data col!tci.d VIII be Of
NAlle ~ the leic miuauou of tho
pf'se"tments o. tsne oils fof making
ltlse ,aA set4ras
j.; D. -l.-A-s Shown 20 ne a fact
,nAi tne ,ot-l OF money on deposit 80
sven !u sid SWORN 90 rs taAp4y-rs Is
out "A isaetlon OF th- sums SHOWN to
ue aeuosltel Subject 20 checks. og On
tina -e.tinAcstcs "a the oi,icla. re-
Io4,s 81 tne Oanks 10 the Compteollsr
~ the CURRENCY and the state Corpota-
lon Commission.
No one Has Income
ris4ges e.-i.e yestei44s trom tne
oin 81, ,a. ..u4lt4l 81. Iuull- .,tro-nis
tnu~ t.at Aot Is single person Ia tne
counties oi Crs!s. AAdll.aeN Bland.
Hins Geogee Ui Grayspn received a.
Income 81 more tuan $1,000 the year
%ccorlins to tA- sworn returns 10 the
commissioners 90: The revenue Three
at THESE counties are III tine southwest
and two .a li-cMater. lIa.sou ,sse-
calls has som. ~ Che ticnes, ana Ia 5,
beautiful f4tms !n ine state rosetAer
with Amelia reported YESTERDAYS, sis
60 -At!es ave 50 Tar been iolnl
Whsrein not single person can sue
coed IN earning, OF IA receiving from
investments sum ~ excess Of $1,000
only one person each III the counties
az rag Warren. Gloucester and Kin.
and queen. las ali Income OF more
KAN $4,000. There az. two such :os-
tGnato people in Amherst three IN Flu
wanna and four IN King William
Russell County boasts OF ten. one OF
whom is Henry (. stuart, win an In
come OF $685.
The newest city in yirginia-sui
fo!k--Aas fifteen people who gave In
enough income 10 admit Of taxation
school Peoples Ink.
!ockbridse County shows up fairly
Vel IN comparison with such returns
have just been enumerated. 1t has
iorty-two such persons with taxaDi4
incomes = large number OF thcse are
teachers in tho Nirsinia Military In
stitute and Washington and Lee TIM
versity.
Counties nhlch return no incomes
had the following population tn 1910:
,;rais. 4.7li MddleseX s.Sja. Bland g.
49,. King George, 6.37s, Grayson. 49,
500 Those which have but one person
making more than $1,000 are popu.
lated rs follows. Page li,lfT Warren
S.5s9. gloucester. l2.l77. King and
queen. 9 $40. The other counties whose
figures are presented to-day showed
as follows in the last census returns
Amherst. 1889. FluVanna s.223 King
william, SSH, Russell 2Slfi
The income tan returns. showing
total incomes with exemption no, de-
Quoted ar, as follows
,Rockbridgc County.
Lexington District-A ". Hartman.
III. $1,000 John ii. Latane. 5000
Livingston ". smith. S2.6ce. Professor
NJ. y Burks. $1,000. NJ e. Corse. s2.2e0
John l. Campbell $4,000 Prof, ssor
ii - Campbell. $500. Professor w.
:. Curreli, $4,000, III. Charles II. David
son, $500. Profc sor u. b Easter g.
zoo; Major II. c. Ford. s22Oo. Frank
A. Glasgow. $500; Dr Robert tilas-
gov $4,000; Professor u. c. Hancock
s2,2oo. Professor Addison, Hague. So
Sl9 Dr. James /. Howe. $2s75. Dr J.
H. Howerton. $500. Professor D. G.
humphreys. $3.50. William T. irwin.
$500: Colonel Thomas \ ZONES. $1,000
Colonel Il. >. Kerlin, so. 500; Judge $
II. Letcher. si,6is. Greeniee D. Letcher
s2,A6 Joseph r.. Long. $3.50. Colonel
Francis Mallory. $4,000. Samuel H.
Moore. $2,77i; William l.. McElwee. So.
O35; General e W Nichols. $4,000
Colonel J. Nj Patton. $500; Colonel
Hunter Pendleton. $500; Paul NJ
Penioh S2,s0O; Professor " H. Pol
lard So. zoo. John sheridan. $500: VII
liam r. Shields, $4,000. General Scott
shipp. s2.sO0; Abram p. Staples, s2,SOo
W L. Conte stevens. $2.7Oo; Mrs. H.
ST. George Tucker. $4,000: y. Estes
Vaughan, s7367 Colonel c. w Watts.