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Show . gJBTS JJJS lSJraCTIOS.TAX CASES. $ oiVSf-'-r Tke EleTrtrflil DUtrlct Ttpjen x JlpjkcUrVuw Jodje iadenoa's - fw "iC Stepheas'Uj S:lirocJcr, attorneys for the taxpayers cf tbo Eleventh School 4btrlct, In the recent tax iDJunctJcacasea before JuJgc Andersooujiave been busy clrcu-laticg clrcu-laticg the following notice amoiig tho taijirycrs of the district referred re-ferred To "ilurlog the last few days, with ajtlejr, to carrying the matter to the Saprvrce Court: " ""SarrEiKC City, Uult, . Nov. . 1S9J. "To tli ipavf rs of the Klcventh pcUuol ytstrict or.Salt Lake City: 'ThETlilnl District Court has decided de-cided adversely to the taxpayers In all of the tax injunction suits, intw conceded that tho Eleventh Ward had tlio best rase of the three and that ihore wax lUmc question whether we ought not to have tho relief asked. We deMre very mcuh to apital this case to thttJsupreuie Couit. In order to do this ilKrtir" bo no-cssary for each tax-in tax-in ycr who desire to Join in this appeal ap-peal to uive u tlie description of his real estate and tho amount of tax a MSH-d agslnst it. Wo shall be obliged to gitfajuond to secure tbo payment firiimtacr sppealot from. lh only llabtlltynndci'tliis L-ond will bo the payment of the tax and interest on tho saiiiu whenever a court of last resort decides that tha tax must bo paid, together to-gether with whatever co-ts may accrue. ac-crue. Tho cost of appealing to tho buprvmo Court of the 'territory of ITtah'tfJll be nominal and we fi-cl that wo haVe an alnolutclv good case Wlll-you kindly attend a meeting of the taTpaycra In tho Eleventh Ward sohool-nouto Moud.iy c cnimr at 7M o'f lock? lie priunxl with a desenp-tlintaf desenp-tlintaf Vour proierty nnd the amount of tax, lfyrfu-ean. a. . . "Giving the liond to iy tbo tax re-lrac-T(ho real evlate, as tho rrxtrJiin-incotilcr rrxtrJiin-incotilcr presents the collcctur from making tho lev or sale, and, it not wade at the time required by Ian, it can never bo made. eunciuentlv ho muit look tn tho bond-men for the tax. Tocgtvingofiho bond can probably prob-ably best bo arranged by hating four .or live ot tho citizens gi o tho bonds-let bonds-let all the taxpayers. t bo de-ire to appeal ap-peal pay their tax to tbe bomNiiicii as trustees instead of to the collector. Thc--e tru4eei can loan the money on Vert cVatc security In order that it may be diauing iulcreit. K "We make this as n Btiege-4Ion, but tTia matter can Iwnillv talked oerat the incetiiu; Monday nlglit. t Hi, Bw'pecl fully our, L hTU'UCIS & bCIIItOlIDI.U. -r Pursuant to tho above request, a argo? cumber of the taxpayers of the Eleventh District met in the sehoolhousc last evening. Alex-audtir,McMaste-r was nominated as chalrrhan nnd the business Immediately Immedi-ately proceeded with, j By "Kouest. Attorne vSteDhens ex- pretH-il tils view ef the subject in tfiieitioii. In his opinion the tax-payetaliad tax-payetaliad an excellent case and he liadbot tlio slightest doubt but that the supreme Court would reverse Judge Anderson's decision. He said, further, inasmuch as ho himself, him-self, and Mr. Schroedrr had conducted con-ducted the caso thus far and lost it, tiicy would now be willing to fight it through at their own ex-rCM ex-rCM should tho Supreme Ccnrtsuttaln J udgeAndersou's decision. de-cision. More than this they could not do. It would be necessary, however, for all wishing to become participants In the suit to appoint a trustee ho having already been selected who would file a bond fur nil thu taxpayers and who would re-ce-lvvUheir assessments pending a leel-.ibn. The matter would be crowded through with all possible haste, that a deciion might be had U urine tiie January term. After some further butlness, a vote was taken in which Jt was unanimously decided to take au ap-peaL. ap-peaL. Charles Livingston and Henry Illingsworth was appointed as a cuunmittce of arrangements nnd to confer with all intertstrd parties. "Another meeting will l-a ht-ld In Eleventh District scboolhouse tomorrow to-morrow cveuiu; at 7:30. |
