The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-05-09


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tanning their distinct,y. character as
such, are not within the Jurisdiction
| of the taxing power of the state. The
chief criteria of this distinctive char
acter are that the thing imported re-
mains the property of the importer. in
his warehouse, in the original form or
package in which it came into the
country
support of this view the state board
pointed out that the potash met the
| conditions of the test exempting it
| from taxation by the state. The de-
! cision then added:
1--WE must conclude that the actual
importer of the potash was the Cen
| tral War Industrial Committee, that
at the taxing date that organization
through its agents or rlduciaries in this
| country. retained title to the potash
! and that the potash had not lost its
! distinctive characer as an import
Hence this property did not have a
taxable situs IN Newark ana the as
| sessiheht must ne caiiceieu'
May Avert Receivership.
Definite action on the part of Judge
Davis. in the United States District
| Court here on the appointment of q
| receiver for the Pusey & Jones Com
many was postnoned. Norman 2. Gray,
as counsel for the company, stated that
Christopher Hannevig, its president.
/ proDaDiy VIII De pach lroih EUROPE
/ Wlthih Week. anu Win ms ie."i II
| money might oecohie aNaiiaoie iioni
tie emergency 'ieee Soi poi a'ion
use III settiil.s soiiie VI tlie ciaih'' VI
! the creultors.
IL was upon INC c'aiii VI niaNeis
| bfothers' tafiuel' s'a'ioiieis' ahio''''.
ing TO Si,ooo, mat tiie coui, was aaheu
to appoint a receiver lor .iie eoh'ei h'
winch mas shipsards III "iiiiiiis 'oii,
ohester anu e'io'see,ei oi''
on po'n sues as.esu ~ -. -,
III tie hope sie' ~ "ouiA nv
necessary " 'i'ii'e q
Fears Peach crop VIII BE snort
State Market Specialist Harry B.
4 Bamford has been making an investi-
gakion of the condition of the peach
crop in South Jersey, covering the sec
ti"n from "i"''oo,o ~ - ~
mas louiiu 'i'"' 'iie 0'or "ni
more tiiail one,iooi' III " iiol i. a,'
ing 10 scaie anu Wy % NV
weather tilis spiins'
Appointed to Hospital Board
With the approval of Governor Edge
the state Board of Institutions and
Agencies has appointed A. b. Leach
of South Orange a member of the
Board of Managers of the State Hos
pital at Morris Plains and has increas-
ed the membership of the Board of
! Managers of the State Home for Girls
in this CITY by the appointment of Mrs
1 James f. Fielder of Jersey City and
| David Holzner of this city.
Mr. Leach succeeds Louis G. Kauf.
man formerly of Short Hills. on the
Norris Plains hoard. Mr. Kaufman
RESIGNED recently because he has NOV.
cd from the state. The appointment
of Mrs. Fielder and Mr.. Holzner in.