This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated.1909 Excerpt: ... that animadversion could be more fitly directed than the one here presented. The workmanship of the plan employed is entirely too elaborate and artistic to be the natural accompaniment of an ordinary business transaction, in which there is nothing to conceal. That the trial court reached the correct conclusion is not open to any reasonable doubt. The judgment appealed from is affirmed. The National Loan And Investment Company Et Al, Appellants, v. The Board Of Supervsors of Linn County, Appellees. Intoxicating liquors: Assessment Of Mulct Tax: Listing Of PerSons And Property. Should the assessor fail to return a list of the persons engaged in the sale of intoxicating liquors and a description of the property wherein the business is carried on, as required by statute, any three citizens of the county may procure the listing of such persons and places for the purpose of assessing the mulct tax; and it is no objection to the validity of the tax that the same was assessed, pursuant to such listing, after the expiration of the time to which the tax relates. Appeal from Linn District Court.--Hon. B. H. Miller, J udge. Thursday, March 19, 1908. Proceedings in equity to set aside a mulct tax assessment. The relief demanded by plaintiffs was denied, and they appeal. F. L. Anderson, for appellants. Voris & Haas, for appellees. Bishop, J.--On July 6, 1905, a notice signed by three citizens of Linn county was served upon these plaintiffs advising them that on July 20, 1905, it was intended by said signers to list with the county auditor certain described property, situated in Marion, said county, as premises used in carrying on traffic in intoxicating liquor, " for the purpose of charging the said property and persons with the mulct tax provided by law to be assessed a...