Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-01-21
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION,
Official Proceedings of the Board at
January Meeting,
VALUES FIXED FOR YEAR.

At the January, 1901, meeting Of the
Territorial board OF Equalization. the
following valuations Of property were
fixed:
The valuation nxed upon the track
and rolling stock of the Atchison, To-
peka s. santa Fe railway company, on
Its main line from Albuquerque passen-
ger depot north, 1900 per mile.
on its main line south OF Arbuquer-
que, passenger depot TO Rincon, per
mile. Sc. 1900.
on Its main line from Rincon to
Deming. $500 per mile.
on Its main line from Rincon to Tex
ss line. $1,000 per mile.
on its Silver City branch, 1850 per
mile.
on It's whitewater spur. 50 600 per
mile.
on ito Lake Valley branch. 1900 PER
mile.
on its socorro and Mogdalena branch
I. 1850 per mile.
on It's Santa Fe branch $3.50 per
mile.
on It's Cerrillos Coal railroad. 50 900
per mile.
on It's Hot Springs branch. 5000 per
mile.
on It's Blossburg branch, $500 per
mile.
on all its side tracks and switches.
$1,000 per mile.
The valuation fixed upon the track
and rolling stock OF the Colorado
Southern railroad. formerly Union Pa
cihc, Fort Worth q Gulf railroad, on
Its main line. 5000 per mile.
All Its side tracks and switches $1,000
| per mile.
on its Catskil branch. 5000 per
mile.
The valuation nxed upon the track
and rolling stock OF the Pecos Valley
& Northeastern railroad, on It's main
line, 5000 per mile.
The valuation fixed upon the track
and rolling stock OF the southern Pa
| clhc railway main line. $1,000 per mile.
| on all Its side tracks and switcheA
$1,000 per mile.
The valuation fixed upon the track
| and rolling stock OF the Now Mexico
& Arizona railway, on Its main line,
1900 per mile.
on all It, side tracks and switches.
$500 per mile.
The valuation fixed upon the track
| Grande railroad. on its main line. $1,000
per mile.
on lts Chama branch. operated by
the Burns-Blggs Lumber company, ST.
800 per mile.
on all it's side tracks and switches
$500 per mile.
The valuation fixed upon the track
and rolling stock OF the Santa Fe Pa
ciic railway company. on its main line.
$500 per mile.
on all its side tracks n switches,
st,O0 per mile.
And that the valuation per mile
above stated, shall include and cover
all rolling stock, locomotives and cars
Of all descriptions, Except sleeping
cars.
And the valuation upon all other
property belonging to railroad com
panies doing business within the 'erri-
tory OF New Mexico, except main track,
branches, side lines, switches and roll
Ing stock, is hereby Ike at the same
valuation as such property was assess
ed in the various counties In which
such property was located for the year
1900; that class OF property including
buildings, round houses, repair and ma
chine shops. tools implements, supplies
and other property not included In
main, side lines, switches, branches or
rolling stock; inc In case there Is any
additional property of this class which
was not so assessed In the year 1900
It's valuation Is hereby nxed and estab-
Iished at the same rate as similar
property was so assessed in the year
1900.
The valuation fixed upon all teIe-
graph lines per mile Is SIS for lines
carrying but one wire and SO additional
per mile for each additional wire.
The valuation ixel upon telephone
companies Is $40 for cach telephone In
strument up to and including 50. and
Sc for each additional instrument and
where telephone lines extend beyond
the limits of the place wherein the CEN
trail office Is located, the value OF such
lines b fixed at SIS per mile for the
first wire, and 81 In addition per mile
for each additional wire outside OF said
localities.
The valuation fixed upon all property
belonging TO sleeping car companies
doing business within the territory IL
nxed at $4,000 a for each and every
nrst-class or palace" sleeping car, and
81, 200 each for each tourist sleeping
car.
The valuation OF all national and 9TH
er banking stocks and surplus rs fixed
at 60 per cent Of par value, and all 9TH
er corporate stocks at so per cent OF the
actual cash value.
The following valuation Is placed
upon live stock for the purpose OF
equalizing the value OF the some over
the territory, viz;
stock horses, per head. s.; COW pom
les. per head, SIS; American horses. per
head, $40; American mules, per head,
$50; Mexican mules, per head, SIS, u
ros, per head. 81; stock cattle south OF
the thirty-hfth parallel OF latitude pei
per head, 81; stock cattle north Of the
th%irty-hfth parallel OF latitude per
head, Sl2. improved sheep. $3.50 pei
head; unimproved sheep, per head, 81
graded Angora goats, per head, 81,
common goats. per head. 75 cents i'm
proved dairy cattis. $50.
The valuation hxcd upon lands for
the purpose Of equalizing the values Of
the same throughout the territory Is
fixed as follows:
Coal lands not more han ten miles
from a railroad that have not beer
worked. $50 per acre, when situated
more than ten miles from a railroad.
and not being worked $40 per acre
merchantable timber land within hf-
teen miles Of a railroad, IS 60 per acre;
all other timber land, $3.50 per acre