The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1912-02-02
of state by fourth Monday in August
and make apportionment to, counties
Lands to be Classified.

of state by fourth Monday in August
and make apportionment to counties,
Lands to be Classified.
Bill includes following classihca-
tons of property: Patented lands,
suburban lands, orchard and vine
lands, irrigation agricultural lands,
rain belt agricultural lands, dry farm
land, natural meadow and pasture
land, grazing land, desert, waste
and swamp land, mineral land, stand
ing timber land, cut over and burnt
timber land Town lots classified as
follows: Business lots, residence lots
and addition and out lots.
Listing Personal Property.
Personal property to be listed as
follows: Cattle-Thoroughbreds, gra-
ded. common, beef or oxen, and cows.
Observation-Disclosures, grad d,
common, stations, colts, jacks, jen-
nets, mules. Sheep and goats-Sheep,
imported, fine, graded and common;
goats, common and Angora
Personal property tax when lien on
real estate to be written in real estate
roll Classihcations of personal prop
erty to be abbreviated in roll with
letters.
State auditor to prepare uniform
assessment rolls and tax receipts for
all counties.
Semi-annual payment of taxes when
amount is over $40. Taxes become de-
linquent after first Monday of jan
uary if half is not paid on that date.
Remaining half to be paid by first
Monday in july
Sharks Must Serve Notice.
Securing tax deed only after owner
or occupant of property shall have
been notified at least three months in
advance of securing such deed.
Tax collector must stamp on tax
receipts amount of taxes still remain
ing delinquent.
Definition of full cash value of
property is given as the value OF
such property in the market in the
ordinary course of trade"
$4,000 appropriated for use of state
board of equalization in obtaining in
formation on taxation matters.
Makes it the duty of state board
to require its employees to secure what
data it may require.
Numerical assessment of real es-
tate in place of alphabetical.
House Bill No. 8.
State poll tax law is repealed, but
law remains in force regarding poll
taxes assessed during 1911.
House Bill No. S.
County commissioners may in their
discretion levy 81 poll tax. Men over
SO years of age and women exempt.
Cities and incorporated villages to re-
ceive rs per cent of poll taxes col
lected within their limits, those col
lected in rural districts to be spent
in districts where collected.
House Bill No. 9.
Highway boards may in their dis
erection levy road poll taxes not to ex.
coed 81 in cash when the county does
not levy poll tax.
House Bill No. rs.
Legislature may appropriate not ex-
ceeding $4,000 for predatory animal
fund, to be included in general ad |
valorem levy on real property.
House Bill No. 81.
Not exceeding $4,000 to be raised
for livestock sanitary fund in same
manner as provided in House Bill No
26c.
House Bill No. 20.
Provides cast iron regulations
whereby secretary of state may COM
pei corporations failing to pay taxes
to forfeit charters and quit doing
business in the state.
House Bill No. 20.
Appropriates $4,000 to pay ex-
penses and salaries of extraordinary
session. Any part not expended to
revert to general fund.
House Bill No. 80.
County commissioners may levy
property highway tax not exceeding
four mills on property not included in
limits of any city. On petition OF
majority of resident taxpayers of any
highway district commissioners must |
levy such tax.
House Bill No. SO.
Amends insurance code. Foreign |
companies put on same taxation basis
as those organized under laws of |
United States. Foreign companies |
formerly were favored. Also compels |
companies to pay additional license