The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-01

f. on deposit was discovered
&83Sd assessed against the following
If arues; Maurice *. Powers, $500:
James I. Sloan, 5000; Frances B. Scott.
We,0ae.
Capital in business.
These joint stock companies were
'asscssed by the grand jury with cap
ftal employed In business: American
Furniture and Fixture Company.
$4,000; American Sugar Refining Com
pany, 5000; ADAMS Grain and Pro
vision Company, s3.50O; Arbucl<Ic
Bros. $4,000; Borden Can Milk Com
.pany. $i.s0o: Sam Bachrach. $4,000;
Franklin Sugar Refining Company.
$4,000; Federal Sugar Refining Com
pany, Sl500; p. II. Howell &, Son.
5000; Kelley Toast Corn Flake Com
panN, 500: Woodruff Jones, treasurer.
92,5oo; Legion Investment Company.
yl,0oo; MetZGcr Lead and Oil Company,
.Shooo; Mutual Provision Company,
H&i 900; Warner Moore COMPANY. so5.-
Boo; National Starch Company. $1,000. /.
wv B. Pizzini Company, $500: Pabst
Brewing Company. $4,000; Portner
Brewing Company, $4,000; Postum Ce-
real Company, Sl.500: Proctor &
Gamble Company, $500; Rumford
Chemical Works. $1,000; Frances r..
Scott, s60,400: G. ". Thurm Company.
ASi,ooo; Chasie Traiieri, $500; Warner
eo' 1sCiiiiiS company, Sl,JUU.
Sharcs OF slock in Incorporated
companies not otherwise taxed were
found by the investigating body to
be owned by the following persons and
not listed voluntarily for taxation
DIR. Alex. Bear, $4,000; Il. W. Scarbor.
aoush. $4,000; Frances Fl. Scott.
5Sa2,30O.
Many Incomes Reported.
turning to the assessments given in
p Will mt. ~
been impaneled by Judge Richardson
and instructed to make its prohe ana
supon the invitation OF that body with
.the hint that 1t would be hest to come
across. II is to be noted that the crea :
est anbunt given I'm was for income
taxation. THIS is easily eXplainablc
when 1T is recalled that i'm its cam
spaign for tax reform. Tho Times-Dis-
patch last autumn printed the com
tpiete Income returns for the entire
STATE. This gave n peculiar nromi
ncnco TO incomes. and, no doubt, caused
many people to recall their failures
sand Observation-Disclosures of the law I'm
this respect.
OF tho total amount OF taxes which
will be realized by the State from those
III Richmond who voluntarily added to
their assessments while the grand jury
was at work. s5.SO0.3S OF tho se.31S.45
s3.S91.b0 comes from items under
schedule G, including money. stocks.
bonds and chooses in action. while
Sf.0.57 comes from tax on. Intangible
apersonal property and S34i.3, from the
tax on tangible personality.
Money on Deposit.
81 Among the money OH deposit given in
! By .the taxpayers are the following
Items: John p Branch, 100000: Ellen
~. BoyIin, S15.720; ]. II, Jones. SO. 900:
~ i. Parkinson. sa.711; Mrs. w. r.
rennant. Se2.a6o. IT will be recalled
that last year Mr.. Branch gave In
s$e12, 600 as his income, far In excesa of
that reported by any othcr citizen of
Virginia Thomas r. Ryan was second,
with S152, 900.
Capital stock employed was yoIun-
5tari1y reported by Straus -Gunst & Co.
80 tho amount Of $4,000. and by the
Williams Printing Company to the
amount OF $4,000 -
= Tho following Individuals ca me for-
1gsrd Under the grand juA6akAt NUS les :
- and repcrtcd' their ind ~ iii ea :
= N32.0oo the year. ed ben,
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