The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-08-03
MAKE ABSTRACT
OF LATAH VALUES
AUDITOR ESTES HAS COMPLETED
EQUALIZATION TAX ROLLS AND
SENT THEM TO BOISE
Assessor VennigerhOlz Will Represent
Latah County Before the State
Board of Equalization

Ine nnal abstract OF the Latah
county tax rolls for 1915 has been
completed by Auditor and Recorder
Homre E. Estes and has been filed
with the state board of equalization
which meets next Monday. The board
before adjourning authorized Asses
sor J. G. Vennigerholz to attend the
session of the board at Boise to rep
resent Latah county. None of the
members of the board will make the
, trip.
According to the abstract of the
equalized assessments, except rail
road, telegraph, telephone, and powe.
lines and other utilities, and eliminat-
ing additional personal property taxes
to be reported on later in the year, the
total assessed value of Latah county
is $17,198,686. The rolls also show
exemptions in the county amounting
to $600,OS7. This latter includes wild
ows, soldiers, and fatherless children
under 18 years, $1S7,038; private lib
raries, $3992; surgical and scientific
instruments, $3.50; tools, implements
and machinery of farmers and me-
chanics, $150,538; house hold goods,
furniture, ETC., $256,969.
The report is exhaustive in detail
1t shows there are 201,751 acres If
agricultural land in the county val
ued at $40.20 per acre with total
value of $8,111,561; there are 158,206
acres of timber land valued at $14.27
per acre, totalling $2,258,620; there
timber land valued at $5.07 per acre,
totalling $510,665; there are 134,70S
acres of grazing land, valued at 1888
per acre, totalling $523,772; there are |
1858 acres of waste land valued at
Sill per acre, totalling $19,634.
The improvements on land, outside
of cities, towns, villages Or town
sites valued at $560,410. The lands
in cities, towns, villages, and town
sites show business lots valued 1T
$24O,O30 and residence lots valued at
$599,227 The improvements on land
in cities, towns, villages, and town
sites are valued at $1,340,220. The re-
port shows there are 24,749 acres of
standing timber owned separate from
The land which is valued at $11.62 per
acre, totalling $287,548.
le-Thoroughbred, 5 head, at
b120, $780, common stock, 3273 head,
at s2S.55, $93,455; beef (bulls), 65
1ead, at s4OS5, $2655; milk, 24S6
lead, at $4564, $113,470.
Horses Thoroughbred, 9 head, at
;23S.S9, $2150; graded (work), 27O3
lead, at s79.O7, s213,730; stock, 1896
lead, at $46.SS, $65,455; stations, II
lead, at $282.35, $48OO; colts, 1852
lead, at $397O, $41,765; jacks, head,
It 5000; mules, 211 head, at $64.7S,
1850.
Sheep-Common, 1443 head, at 1882,
1928.
Hogs, 3449 head, at 1851, $29,365.
Lumber, S2,134,777 feet, at $8.35, I
685,646; posts, poles, lath, shingles, h
ash and doors, and box shocks, 520, 6
30. Y
Saw logs, 9,5Os M feet, at $2.79, $780, a
". e
Wood, 5,128 cords, at $1.01, $5203. Il
Merchandise, $387,590. u
Vehicles-Wagons, $52,594. u
Tools of mechanics, miners ana
and farming implements r
nd machinery of farmers, including
arness and wagons and libraries and
lrgical instruments, $88,656.
Household goods and furniture, in A
uding sewing machines, musical in
wearing apparel and jew
ry, s264,932.
Furniture and fixtures, no classific-
ion, $41,050.
Harness, robes and saddles s24,200. be
Hay, grain and other products bl
ay, S1615; unclassified, $3.50. al
Mills and machinery = Sawmil's, fiji
1880; log equipment, 100000 bl
list mills, $500; threshers, $4,000; &C
hitting machinery, $4,000; packing TT
ant machinery, $3500; various kinds 90
machinery, $29,585. TO
Property not otherwise classified cl
Iuities in school land, $10,769; i'm ac
ovements, $4,000; harvesters, $780,, co
}. tel
Miscellaneous, $10,159. wa