another

different from that which precedes it." Because subsections (b)(1)-(3) address property taxes and only property taxes, it follows that the term "another tax" in subsection (b)(4) must mean "a tax different from a property tax." The State concludes that subsection (b)(4) does not speak to discriminatory property tax exemptions for the simple reason that the provision does not speak to property taxes at all.

One other; any other Larceny of the "personal goods of the United States" is within the words "personal goods of another " in the act of April 30, 1790.< In the sense of another person, a co-party, is used in the titles of cases: as "A. B. u. C. I), and another." Compare Alios, Alios.