Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-01-13


MES doing business within the territory
Of New Mexico, except main track,
branches, side lines and rolling stock
Is hereby fixed at the same valuation
as such property was assessed in the
various counties In which such proper
ty was located for the year 1899; that
class of property including buildings,
round houses, repair and machine
shops, tools, implements, supplies, and
all other property not included in main,
side lines or branches or rolling stock;
and in case there is any additional prop
erty of this class which was not so as
sessed in the year 1899, it's valuation is
hereby fixed and established at the
same rate as similar property was so
assessed in the year 1899.
The valuation fixed upon all telegraph
lines per mile is s25 for lines carrying
but one wire, and IS additional per
mile for each additional wire.
The valuation fixed upon telephone
strument up to and including fifty, and
$6 additional for each additional instru-
ment, and where telephone lines extend
beyond the limits of the place wherein
the central Office Is located the valua-
ton of such lines is fixed at SIS per
mile for the first wire and S. in addition
per mile for each additional wire out
side Of said localities.
The valuation fixed upon all property
belonging to sleeping car companies do
fixed at $4,000 each for each and every
frst-class or palace" sleeping car and
at $1,000 each for each and every tour
ist" sleeping car
The valuation of all national and
other banking stocks and surplus Is
fixed at 60 per cent of par value, and ali
other corporate stocks at 60 per cen,
Of the actual cash value.
The following valuation Is placed up.
on live stock for the purpose of equal.
lzing the value of the same over the
territory. viz:
Stock horses, per head, IS; COW ponies,
per head. SIS; American horses, per
head, $40; American mules, per head,
$50; Mexican mules, per head SIS; bur-
ros, per head, So; stock cattle south Of
the 35th parallel of latitude, per head,
$11; stock cattle north of the 35th par
allel of latitude, per head, $12; improved
sheep $1,50 per head; unimproved
sheep, per head, 81; graded angora
goats, per head, 81; common goats per
head, rs cents; improved dairy cattle.
$50 per head.
The valuation fixed upon lands for
the purpose of equaizing the values Of
the same throughout the territory is
fixed as follows;
Coal lands situated not more than ten
miles from a railroad. $40 per acre;
where situated more than ten miles
from a railroad, $40 per acre; merchant
able timber land within fifteen miles of
a railroad, $3.50 per acre; all other tim
ber land, $3.50 per acre; lands without
visible water supply, but where water
can be obtained within a depth Of 60
feet on any forty acres thereof, which
land Is fit for grazing purposes only, In
valued at 81 per acre.
All other grazing lands without wa
ter fit for grazing purposes only are
valued at 20 cents per acre.
I, the undersigned, the secretary Of
said board, do hereby certify the above
and foregoing are the valuations finally
determined and fixed by the Territorial
Board Of Equalization upon the classes
Of property above mentioned at its
January session, 1900, as the same ap.
pear on the records Of the said board.
Witness my hand at Santa Fe, New
Mexico, this 18th day of January, A. d.
1900.
VENCESLAO JARAMILLO,
Secretary.