Amador ledger., 1910-09-23
BOARD FIXES
TAX RATES
Sheriff Gets Free Liquor
License for His
Friend

The board of supervisors met Mon
day last, pursuant to adjournment, for
the purpose of fixing the tax rate for
the current year, and the transaction
of such other business as might come
before the meeting. All the members
were present.
For the year 1910 the board estab-
lished the number of miles of railroad
in the county of Amador at eight
miles, and the amount for which the
Southern Pacific shall be assessed for
the same on it's franchises, roadbeds
rails and rolling stock was fixed at
$197, $50.
The following communication from
the state board of equalization was
read:
Office OF the State Board of Equal
cation,
Sacramento CAL, Aug. 1. 1910.
To the board of supervisors of ANA
dor county,
The state board of equalization on
the LIST day of August, 1910, assessed
for the year 1910 the Southern Pacific
r. R. Co. for its franchises, roadbeds,
rail and rolling stock in the state Of
California in the aggregate sum Of
$50, 584, $50. The entire length of
main track of railway of said COM
pany in said state is 2451.21 miles.
The length of the main track in the
county of Amador is eight. The as
sessed value per mile of said railway,
as fixed by pro rata distribution per
mile of the assessed value of the whole
franchise, roadway, roadbed, rails and
rolling stock of such railway within
this state 1924, 716.11. -
The apportionment of the assess
ment of said franchise, etc., for ANA
dor county is $197, 73O.
A. Brown, chairman board of equali
cation; T, M. Eby, secretary.
Office of the state board of equaliza
ton. Sacramento, Sept. 6, 1910.
To the board of supervisors of ANA
dor county, Cal.-The rate of state
tax fixed this day by the board of
equalization as the ad valorem rate of
taxation levied and to be cole ,ted up
on each one hundred dollars of the as
sessed valuation of the. property of the
state to raise the specific amount of
money required to be raised for the
sixty-second fiscal year in 80 cents and
8 mills, and the said rate was fixed
and apportioned as follows:
General fund 1879 cents
School fund 14.2 d"
State high school l.6
Interest and sinking fund 0.6
Total rate of state tax 1922
And the board also this day, in pur-
suance of law, declared the levy of All
ad valorem tax of three cents upon
each one hundred dollars of value of
the taxable property of the state for
the support of the University of the
35 cents and three mills. You are
therefore as provided by section of
the political code requested on the
third Monday of September to levy the
said rate of state taxation upon the
taxable property in the county.
A. Brown, Chairman.
T. M. Eby, Secretary.
The following communications were
also read:
Jackson. CAL, Aug. 2, 1910.
1t becomes my duty to report to you
that the minimum amount of county
money to be raised for the ensuing
school year in order to maintain the
primary and grammar schools of the
county is SIS, lib. Respectfully yours,
w. H. Greenhalgh. Superintendent.
Jackson, CAL. Aug. 18, 1910
Gentlemen-It becomes my duty to
report to you that the number OF
pupils attending the lone union high
school from the outside districts dur
ing last term is 1917, and the net cost
of educating each pupil is $34.43.
Therefore it is necessary for you to
raise for the ensuing term 1851. 56 by
special tax on the property outside Of
the lone union high school.
w. H. Greenhalgh.
lone, Cal. July 20, 1910
We the undersigned board of trustees
of the lone union high school, in ac-
cordance with the provisions of sec
ton 1855 of the school law, do hereby
submit the following as our estimate
IS +ha ar,oupt of rnonev necessary 70