The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-03

The total value Of realty, including
structures, in the state has been fixed
by the state board at $500, 100000
AS returned by the county boards
and assessors this year the valuation
was $5S0,197,9T7, which was an in
crease of $77,65S,000 over the figures as
fixed by the board two years ago.
To this the board added an increase
of about 20 per cent over the enure
state, making the total valuation
$116, 900, 600 more than returned by the
state boards and county assessors.
The board took the ground that the
farm property of the state has been
valued too low, and the action taken
yesterday was in line with this view
Three Counties Total $25o,o0o,0oo.
Realty in Ramsey, Hennepin and st.
Louis counties was left as returned
on the theory that in each Of these
counties this class Of property was as
sessed much higher. than any other.
The realty valuation in the three
counties is: Ramsey, $77,O13,S45
Hennepin, $107,S00,000; st. Louis, $64,-
088,345.
The increase made by the state
board over the returns as made by the
county boards was practically the same
as reported by the real estate commit
tee. The increase in the several coun-
ties and the valuation per acre, includ-
ing structures, which the board fixed,
follows:
Valuations and Increases.
Aitkin, Is per cent, 1894; Anolza, 20 per
cent, $6.63; Becker, no increase, $3.50;
Beltraml, no increase, $6.9s; Benton, no
incr ease, $5.4S; Big Stone, no increase,
$7S5; Blue Earth, 10 per cent, $l562;
Brown 10 per per cent $le:oS; Carit ON no no
Chaska, Is per cent $3.50; Cass, no in
crease, $3.2O; Chippewa, 80 PEI per cent
$3.50; Chisago 70 per cent, $6.4s; Caly,
$2S4; Cottonwood, IS per. cent s11.9S;
. per cent, sl5;5l; Dodge, No j. Increase,
a 5 DG q ger 29 g g cent ssTs % PaS
cent; $15.59; Freeborn, SO per cent, $15.5 4;
Goodhue, Is per cent, S15.49; Grant. 20
per cent, IS; Henneepin,, $41.36; Houston.
$G.1S; 1sant t Is 81 per cent, $3.50; 1tasoa
no increase, s572; Jackson, rs per cent,
$13.3S; Kanabec, 55 per cent, :35; Kan
diyohi, 40 per cent, $lO32i k Fl 40
Sueur 10 per cent, $15.58; LincolH 80
cent S5o2 d dyGn 90 per G Ssn Is
cent e s4 f4 MeeS * 50 p per cent s12 81
Mile Laos, 40 per cent, $4.S5; Morrison,
cd1nv Falls 50 21 cd per e1 6 Mos 81 ae
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cent, $15.31; Murray, 20 per cent, $12.9S;
Nlcollet, 80 per cent, $14.69; Mobiles, Is
per cent except in village of Worthington,
$12.72;, Norman, no increase. So. 81; Ohm
sted, 10 per cent, $15.47; Otter Tail, ex-
cept in city Of Fergus Falls, so per cent,
$a.6S; Pine, 20 per cent, $3.66; Pipestone,
40 per cent, $3.50; Polk, 20 per cent, $5.64;
Pope, rs per cent, 1872; Ramsey, $S2.75;
Red Lake, per cent, 1884; Redwood,
no increase, $14.41; Renville, 20 per cent
STATS; Rice; Is per cent, SIS; Al; Rock, 10
per cent $13.06; Roseau, 20 per cent,
1919; st. Louis, $22.43; Scott, 20 per cent,
$1S.75; sherburne, no increase, $6.37; sib-
so per cent, balance Of county IS per
cent, except St. Cloud and Sank Center,
1881; Steele, 8 per cent, except in Bloom
ing Prairie, $15.17; Stevens, Is per cent,
1918; Swift 80 per cent, $3.50; Todd 10
per cent, $6.45; Traverse, 20 per cent,
$796; Wabasha, so per cent, except Lake
City, Wabasha and Plainview, $11.S2;
Wadena 20 per cent, S. %; Waseca, 25
per cent; $1546; Washington, 10 per cent
Wilkin, 10 per cent, s7.S7; Winona, 10
per cent. $13.29 Wright, Is per cent,
S1312; Yellow Medicine, 10 per cent,
$11.49.