Taxes on property and income of sleeping-car, etc., companies.-All personal property.

Taxes on property and income of railroads, Act 244, 1890.-Stocks, bonds, and other evidences of debt of other corporations, persons, and firms held by such company, constituting one head.

Act 254, 1892.-Stocks, bonds, and other evidences of debt of any person, firm, or corporation belonging to any such company chartered in the State in excess of its indebtedness, whether held in trust or otherwise, by some other person, firm, or corporation within or without State, constituting one head. All other personal property of such company not enumerated in some other head, which would be taxable if it belonged to an individual, constituting one head.

Gross-receipts and property taxes.Amount of capital stock.

Personal property of all kinds, including money, credits, and investments wholly held or used in the State.

To State.-Amount of capital stock authorized and number of shares into which divided. Amount paid up. ¦ (Sec. 1053.)

To State: Act 124, 1892.-Capital stock authorized; capital stock paid in; number of shares authorized; number of shares issued. All the above for the year preceding Jan. 1.

Actual capital stock: number and amount of shares thereof; amount of capital stock actually paid in.