62 N.H. 648 | N.H. | 1883
Railroad bonds are taxable to their owners as money at interest, and are not exempted by being secured by mortgage or otherwise. And railroads, like other real estate and chattels, are not exempted by their owners' indebtedness, or by the manner in which that indebtedness is secured. Morrison v. Manchester,
CARPENTER, J., did not sit: the others concurred.