The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-08-05
THE COUNTY VALUATION
Considerably Over a Half Million In.
crease in the Assessment Valu-
alton of the County.

alton of the County.
County Auditor Anderson has fin
ished his abstract of assessment roll
which he sends to the state auditor
at Pierre. From this we are able to
give to the readers of The Republic
can what the assessed valuation of
the real and personal property in the
county amounts to. The total
amount is s5,463,245, which makes
an increase of $574,752. The total
given for 1909 does not include the
assessed valuation of railroad proper
ty, telephone, telegraph or express
which is added to the county valu-
alton after the state board of equal
cation finishes its work. The follow
ing is a list of the property of the
county and it's assessed valuation:
Acres of agricultural land, (includ-
ing structures), 264,642, valued at
$~2,772,2ol; town lots including
structures), valued at $1,643,6SO;
horses under three years old and over
six months old, 1858 head, valued at
~$24,95S; horses three years old and
over, %(including stallions), 4,794
head, valued at $164,653. $7,O55;
cattle under two years old and over
six months old, 1928 head, valued
at $5O,695; COWS two years old and
over, 6,566 head, valued at %$66,153;
all other cattle two years old and
over, 2,169 head; valued at $32, 635;
mules and asses, LOG head, valued at
sheep. 2,247 head, valued at
$4,000; swine, $685. head valued at
020,S4S; wagons and carriages of
whatever kind, 2,O76, valued at
$29,165; m%elodeons and organs, 1872,
valued at s3,S69; pianofortes, 493,
at s37,185; household furnit-
ure, valued at %$55,5S9; agricultural
tools, implements and machinery,
at $29,6S5; gold and silver
plate and plated ware, valued at
" NollLCo, dldllOIuS anu JSWGlIy
valued at $1,000; franchises, annui-
ties and patent rights, valued at
$4,000; goods and merchandise, val
ned at $193,51S; materials and man
fractured articles, valued at 1890;
manufacturers tools, implements
and machinery, including engines and
o%oilers, valued at $24,O9O; moneys
banks other than those whose cap
tai is represented by stocks and
of stock, valued at $4,000;
of banks (other than those
whose capital is represented by stocks
shares of stocls) bankers, brok-
RS or stock jobbers, $1,1OO; moneys
'ther than those of banks, bankers,
brokers' or stock jobbers, $26,S26;
:redits other than those Of banks,
'ankers, brokers or stock jobbers,
'21,075; shares of bank stock, as
essed at 40 per cent par value,
1885, 0l shares of capital stock of
ompanies and associations not in
%orporated by the laws of this tsate,
1905; stock and furniture of sam
lie rooms, eating houses, billiard
and other similar tables, VAL
ed at $S,0SO; office furniture libra
y, poultry and all other personal
property not in preceding 25 items,
alued at s26,s11; elevators, ware
ouses and grain therein and i'm
rovements on lands of any railway
ompany, valued at $~25,S95;; i'm
rovements on U. S. lands except
lowing. valued at $12O; capital
took of insurance companies organiz-
d under the laws of South Dakote.
3,275; Total $5,463,245. There are
1853 school polls in the county and
08 dogs subject to tax.
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