The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-31

[ 6. The value of all credits as defined in paragraph 13. section s. hereof. be- l longing to said business. | 7 The value of all other personal property not falling under one of the above heads employed in said business
 Section 20. The accounting officer of every bank, whose capital is not repre- scented by shares of stock, and every | broker and stock jobber shall make a sworn statement in which he shall set forth:
 l. The amount of money on hand or | in transit.
 2. The amount of funds in the hands of other banks, brokers or others. sub | ject to draft.
 3. The amount of checks, or cash items not included in either of the preceding items.
 4 The amount of bills receivable discounted or purchased and other | credits due or to become due. including accounts receivable and interest accrued but not due and interest due and not paid.
 5. The amount of bonds and stocks of every kind and shares of capital stock | of joint stock companies or corpora tions held as an investment, or in any way representing assets.
 G. The value of all office fixtures furniture, safes and vaults. '. All other property pertaining to said business.
 8. All real estate at it's assessed valuation.
 9. The amount of all current deposits
 10. The amount or all accounts pay able other than current deposits
 The sum of the first second third, | fourth, fifth. sixth, and seventh items | less the sum of the eighth. ninth and | tenth items shall be deemed to be the amount of capital employed in the bank | ing or brokerage business, as the case may be. and shall be entered in the column in the assessors personal book under the heading, Money Invested as Banker of Broker"
 Section 21 Each person required to list property shall make out and deliver | to the assessor statement of all per sonal property required to be listed by l him. Said statement, which shall not include any property included in a special list. shall distinctly set forth: l. The number of mules horses and | asses of all ages and the value thereof,
 ?. The number of cattle of all ages and the value thereof. 8. The number of sheep and number of goats of all ages and the value thereof.
 4. The number of hogs of all ages | and the value thereof. 5. The number of vehicles, including wagons. carts, carriages buggies, bicy- cles, motorcycles. automobiles or other vehicles of whatsoever Kind and the value thereof.
 6. The number of watches and the | value thereof.
 '. The number of pianos and organs and the value thereof &. The value of gold, silver. plated,
 g. The value of diamonds and | jewelry.
 10. The value of every annuity. roy atty and patent right
 II. The value of .very steamboat, sailing vessel, wharf boat, barge or | other watercraft
 12. The amount of money on hand or on deposit in any bank or with any ! i'm ont of a fe
 13. The amount of credits. including book accounts notes and claims of every kind as provided by paragraph 13, sec tion D, of this Act. II. The amount and value of bonds of every kind whether secured by mort gage on property or issued by corpora tions or persons, in or out of this state. 15. The value of furniture. fixtures. | appliances and apparatus used in the | conduct of business in eating houses. | pool and billiard rooms, barber shops. | ten pin alleys, bowling alleys. moving picture shows. theaters and similar | places.
 16. The value of improvements. in cluding warehouses. oil tanks and eat | ing houses not owned by railroad or | other company, but on the lands the title of which is vested in such com pany.
 | IT. The value of all improvements on lands, the fee of which Is still in 1 the United States.
 
 sonal property not included in the pre- | ceding items
 Section 22. Every incorporated bank through its president. cashier. principal | manager or principal accountant. shall make and file with the assessor a state ment setting forth: l. The amount of capital. whether divided into shares or not. actually paid | Tn. or secured to be paid in. by note or otherwise, or in anywise procured or | furnished. to be employed In the bank ing business.
 2. The amount of surplus and und- vided profits arising from the business and belonging to the bank whether in | its possession or under its control or loaned or otherwise invested for it's benefit
 3 The value of all fixtures furni- ture or other property that has been charged off to profit and loss account
 A. The value of any real estate own ed by the bank as same has been as- sessed for taxation.
 The sum of the first, second and third items less the fourth shall be deemed to represent the personal prop erty Of the bank employed in the banking business for the current year | by such bank. Said sum shall be taken as a basis for assessing the shares of stock of said bank Section 23. The total value of inc property of the bank employed in the panklng business as determined by ap- l iNlc uOWn Tn section g2 heteoi. snail be taken 10 represent the total value of all shares of stock of salu pahk The returns required to be lnaae % under section 22 hereof shall be niaae by the person required to make IL Tor and on behalf of the Stockholders or the bank The assessment shall be | made against the bank in the agyra s5,e sharo as agent for the holders of the shaFes or stock. The taxes assessed asaihst the shares of stock so listed snali be paid by the bank, and 1t may re- SoNei from the owner or owners of such shares the amount of taxes naid or deduct the same from any dividends accruing on said shares The amour, or taxes paid by any bank on shares of Stock as herein provided shall he n firr.