Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-01


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Abstracts showing real property val
uations of the various counties in the
state are daily being received at the
state auditors office. They all tell
their own story in figures. The totals
seem to be running about as strong as
they did last year. Gains are shown in
some instances and losses in others
Bannock, Latah and Nez Perez counties
have made up their reports for present.
alton to the state board of equaliza-
ton.
Nez Perez County.
The Nez Perez county abstract of
real property on the 1914 assessment
roll shows values to the amount of
$14,502,320. There are 143,457 acres of
agricultural land in the county which
is appraised at an average value of
$49.45, making a total valuation of
$7,093,0 OBS. There are 29,373 acres of
timber land at an average value of $96s
per acre. or a total value of 1884 1876.
The grazing land acreage amounts to
15S,781 acres at an average value OF
| $40, or a total value of $710,005
The improvements on the above lands
amount to $544,600. The value of the
business lots in the cities and towns is
placed at 1871 $40, while the value Of
residence lots is $1,712,279. The i'm
provements on the above lots are val
ued at $1,S4s,1O5.
Common cattle are valued at S31.8S
and the total value of such cattle in
the county is $195,s75. Beef cattle are
valued at $54.16 per head with a total
value of $3.50. Milk cows are valued at
$5O.S9 per head, or $1oI,1S5 for the
county.
Work horses are valued at $3.50 per
head, making total value of $265, 800;
stock horses, $S7.57 per head, total
value $99,695; stations and Jacks
$316.39 per head, total values S9175;
mules, $101.O8 per head, total value
$23,S55.
Sheep are valued at $3.50 per head
total value $4,000; hogs, 1924 per head
total value SSS, $50.
The value of general merchandise is
S310,050; vehicles, $46,68O; private H.
braries S14S5; farm machinery and the
like, $7S,265 household goods and fur
niture, $292,07 furniture and fixtures
in hotels and other business places
$4S,6 $50; harness, $2O,785; grain, $685.;
saw mills and grist mills, $90,S60;
property not otherwise classed, $40
t Latah County.
Latah countys report shows a tota
e of S12 ,9O3,S06. According to the repor
the number of cattle of all kinds in tn,
0 county is placed at 1852. Thorough
. bred cattle are assessed at SS6.43 pc
0 head; common stock at $3.50 per head
0 beef at S40.5S; milch cows at S3525
There are 1856 mich cows and 246
0 common cattle in the county. Their
0 are 1912 horses of all classes in tn
0 county. OF this number there are 500
0 work horses; 1855 stock horses 1856
colts; 176 mules. Thoroughbred horse
0 are valued at $125 per head; worl
3 horses at S7S.38; stock at 1898; stall
lions at s31S colts at $3S.S7; jacks a
0 800; mules at s6627 There are 100
0 sheep in the county valued at s3.4S pc
0 head, goats valued at S3.S5 per head
0 There are 1853 hogs in the county, val
8 ued at 1871 per head The report show
0 there is 81, 424, 484 feet of lumber, value
0 at s11.94 per thousand. There are Is,
% $50 feet of sawlogs, valued at $50
per thousand. There are ITO cords O
0 wood in the county, valued at $3.50 pc
0 cord
% The following is the value of the va
rious classes of property and com
o modities in the county: