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Show urer David Matton. If the court sustains the objection, the state will be enriched nearly a thousand dollars additional Inheritance tax. In the objection. It Is stated that before Mr. Thatcher died he executed execut-ed a deed to certain lands located in Mexico, and placed the deed In escrow es-crow in an El Paso bink. It is claimed claim-ed that thore was due at the time of Mr. Thatcher's depth, on that deed, the sum of $19,136.23. and Mr. Mattson asks tint this amount be added ad-ded to the anpralser's total. As the state receives 5 per cent of the appraised ap-praised valuation of estates over $1V 000 In value, it means In this ensf that $!5CS1 additional will be paid Into In-to the state treasury. When the three appraisers at Logan Lo-gan sent in the appraisement of the estatrt at about $14.0nO( they men tloned this deed which had been pine-ed pine-ed in escrow. They said that It was their belief that the state was no entitled en-titled to any tax on tho Mexican property. prop-erty. After Investintlng the matter, nnd following a conference wl'h Attorney At-torney General A. R Barnes, Mr. M:it-tson M:it-tson filed the objection The a'torney genfrnl gave an opinion In the matter to tho effect that the tax could be col-loefed col-loefed on the additional propcrtv w hich hod not been appraised by tho ' appraisers at Txigan ESTATE OF THATCHER SHOULD BE GREATER Salt I-ake, Aug. 20. An objection to the appraisement of the estate of Moses Thatcher has been filed In the district court nt Logan by State Treas- |