The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-16
COUNTY CLERK
GIVES FIGURES
Assessed Valuation of Utah
County as Compiled for the
Present Year.

PROVO, July l5.-County Clerk Gee has
prepared the following list of assessed
valuations il Utah county for 1906:
Real estate. s4,S9S. $50; Improvements on
real estate, s., s25. 80; 6,2T3 horses and
mules, $2i9470; 1870 cattle, s3l7eiO; 94,44l
sheep 33i2 80; 312 swine s., 800; 2Z79 colo
MES bees, $4,519; merchandise and trade
fixtures. S66S, 464: machinery. tools, imple-
ments and supplies. $e27,262, money, sol
vent CREDITS judgments, etc, $212,2lO; per-
sonal property not enumerated, s2l6 100;
mines assessed by assessor, $69, Oe0; total,
SS6S5,S16
Property assessed by state board of
equalization; Railroad companies, $685.
03l telegraph companies, S23,4lo; telephone
companies, s6,29S; net proceeds OF Mines
$34,2y7; total, $12,513,4l1
The increase in valuation over last year
is $l2l,s2s.
Miscellaneous information: Total NUM-
Der of acres, 2O5, 2O9 20; amount assessed
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The case of the Bank of Spanish Fork
We. j. j. Whitaker has been heard and
taken under adVisement by Judge Booth.
Plaintiff sues on a note and defendant
has a counter claim for legal services.
In the case of Western Loan d Savings
company VS.. Nellie ii, Robinson and
Joseph Robinson. plaintiff has received
judgment for Sl76S.SS principal; $50 in
terest: sl6l.4S. taxes paid, and $3.50 at
torneys fees.
In the case of Carolina r. Fry VS..
P. r, Englehard, administrator ct al,
judgment was given plaintiff for $1,000,
principal Sl59, interest and $40 attorney
fees.
The case of Montague VS.. Montague has
been continued till July rs
Two fires called out the fire department
today, one in the summer Kitchen OF john
Liddiads home in the Second ward. The
fira bufr. no fIFnTf a
rived and the damage was slight. The
other was in some old boxes back OF
Griers hotel and no damage was done.
Sheriff Beebe and L. h. Dugett of
Emery county left today with Leo Boyle
and jim Wright who will be tried at Cas-
tie Dale for robbery. The defendants
have been held here awaiting trial for
the reason that the Emery county jail
was not considered a sufficiently safe
place of confin ament.
Colonel H. M. II. Lund stopped over in
Provo today on his way nome from
Nephi and conferred with Swift ID. Dean,
who with Harold Smoot has been working
hard for some time TO organize COM
pany of militia. While the work has SO
far been rather discOuraging, the gentle
men think there Is no doubt or II ultl-
mately proving successful and that before
long compsny will be organized. Fine
quarters have been provided for an
armory in the pOstOffice building through
the liberafty OF Senator Loose, ana with
the encouragement given by the governor
and the state militia officers, the indi-
cations are that the new company vii
start under most favorable conditions.
George Garter. a transient printer, was
arrested last evening by City Marshal
Henry. and is in the city jail. He will bt
charged with forging the name of H, j,
Miden 70 a check for $500, which ht
cashed at the Brunswick bar. A compan-
ion giving the name of John Daerki was
arrested for drunkenness and is with
Carter, awaiting a hearing tomorrow.
Will Clelos, grazing Inspector Of tbs
Nintah reserve, has returned from an in
spection of Sewers canyon. in district No
~. Fine rains in that section have made
the grazing better than for years before
John Warwick has returned from his
mines near Lemng, New, about fifty
miles northwest of Tonopah. Mr.. Mar
wick has spent the vacation there doing
development work. and has profited il
health and pocket by the outing. Ship
fnents have been made of ore taken out
in developing, which brought the very
satisfactory return of 25S ounces silver
and S12 in gold.