Greenleaf v. Board of Review

The appellant, Greenleaf, is a resident of the county of Morgan, in the' State of Illinois. On 'the first day of April, 1899, he owned and had in his possession in this State certain certificates of shares, of the par value of $80,000, in a corporation organized under the laws of the State of Kansas, and chartered by the State under the corporate name of “The Greenleaf-Baker Grain Company.” The entire capital stock of the corporation was then invested in real estate, grain elevators, grain and other tangible property, all of which were located in the State of Kansas and were assessed in the…