The Washington herald., 1912-10-13
CORPORATION TAXES.
FROM ALEXANDRIA.
More Than $4,000 Paid BY Con.
Germs Doing Business in
Virginia Town.
COURT CASES on DOCKET

State treasury from corporations doing
business in this city. according to the an
nual report Of the State Corporation
Commission for the year 1911 tust COM
pleted and received here.
Heading the list as taxpayers is the
Virginia Railway Company,
the value of whose properties Is given as
ASs5,SSs, and which pays taxes amounting
to S.S352.
Others follow: Alexandria County Light
ing Company-Real estate, machinery. &c.'
ssz.0s7: poles. lines. &C, $z2sls; taxes
paid. S7S7.9.
Alexandria Water Company Real es-
tate, water rights. sS7.sss; mains. con-
duits, &C., sse, 36s: taxes paid. $S6o.6S.
Braddock Light and Power Company
Poles, lines, &c, S1.17; taxes paid. $ss-ll.
Mount Vernon and Marshall Hall Steam
boat Company-Taxes paid. s12.ss.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Company-Real estate, &c, $4,000; taxes
paid. $l56.59.
Potomac and Chesapeake Steamboat
Company-Taxes paid. $55.6S-
Alexandria Ferry Company - Value OF
vessel. $1,000; taxes paid, $35.
MANY cases are on the docket and will
be called for trial at the October term
of the Corporation Court. Judge L. c.
Barley presiding. which will convene
Monday morning.
Among the cases which will be called
is that of C. Jones Rixey, former head
L, of the defunct Virginia Safe Deposit ana
Trust Corporation, against whom num-
Der of indictments are pending in con-
nection with the collapse of that con-
Germ
A continuance will be granted in this
case, owing to the fact that Rixey is
still a patient in the State Asylum at
Staunton, Va.
There will be, no. grand jury sum.
moned for Monday, but it is expected
thar one will be summoned later in the
week. when a number Of criminal cases
will be presented.
The Jury may also be requested to in
vestigate the personal tax returns to the
State made out recently by citizens.
Among the cases on the docket to be
called and dates fixed for their hearing
the following: Commonwealth VS.. Airing
ton Brewing Company. appeal from de-
cision of Police Court: Commonwealth
vs. Scott Black. co!ored, malicious
shooting; Commonwealth VS.. John u
Evans, rape: Commonwealth vs. F.
Peverill. grand larceny; Commonwealth
VS.. Joseph Hayman. appeal from Police
Court decision: Commonwealth VS.. John
Arlington, appeal from Police Court de-
cision.
There are an unusually large number
of civil cases on the docket to be called
at this term.
The case of the Commonwealth VS..
The Arlington Brewing Company is one
where in the Police Court a ruling was
handed down that the concern could de-
liver its products here by other than
common carrier. The Commonwealth ap-
pealed from this decision.
Democrat. Orgnnixe.
At a meeting of Democrats held last
night at Potter's schoolhouse, Mount
Vernon district, Fairfax County. Will
sen, Marshall and Carlin Club was or
ganized with the election Of these offi-
GERS: George c. Smith. president: Frank
Tripiett, secretary, and +. P. Reid, treas
urer.
The meeting was presided over by
George X. Pickett, and during the even
ing an address was made by Representa-
tive c. c. Carlin.
The Young Peoples Society Of the
Christian Endeavorers of the Methodist
Protestant Church will give a rally at
1:3O o'clock tomorrow night at that
church. An elaborate programme OF ex-
ercises has been planned for the occa-
SION. Talent from this city and Wash
The programme will consist OF songs,
re citations, and addresses, and end with
bonediction by Rev. c. r. Strasburg,
pastor of the church.
Belle Haven and James W. Jackson
Councils. Junior Order of United Ameri-
can Mechanics. will send delegates to the
State convention of that organization,
which will be held in Staunton. Tuesday
next. The local delegates will leave
Monday night. They are z. Mudd and
E. T. Mills. from Belle Haven Council.
and S. A. Forrest and S. T. Travers.
representing James W. Jackson Council.
They will be accompanied by Frank Pet
ty, of the finance committee.
Judgment for plaintiff was given to-
day in the Corporation Court in the
cause of Augustus Dean & Son against
Rudolph H. Reh and city sergeant was
directed to sell the yacht Doc" Reh.
Members OF Martha Washington Chap
ter Order OF the Eastern Star, Tuesday
night Will celebrate its first anniversary
following business meeting of that or