Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-04-12
TAX COMMISSION
fixes VALUATIONS
NEVADA TAX COMMISSION
Carson City, Nevada, April 6. 1915
RESOLUTION


RESOLUTION
Unanimously adopted by the Ne
vada Tax Commission at a meeting
held at Carson City this date.
WHEREAS, section of an act en-
titled "An Act in Relation to the Pub
lie Revenues. creating the Nevada
Tax commission and the State Board
of Equalization. defining their pow
ers and duties, and matters relating
thereto, and repeating all acts and
parts of acts in conflict herewith
approved March II, 1915, reads in
parts as follows: AT the regular
session of said commission held on
the second Monday of January of
each year, said commission shall as
sess all livestock throughout the state,
year 1916, and thereafter using the
valuation per head established by the
preceding session of the State Board
of Equalization for the then current
year." and,
WHEREAS. section Fl of said act
provides that meetings of the Nevada
Tax Commission created thereby shall
be combinations of meetings of the
Nevada Tax Commission created un-
der an act entitled "An act in rela-
ton to the Public Revenues, creating
the Nevada Tax Commission, defining
its powers and duties, and matters re-
lating thereto, and repeating all 9TH
er acts I'd parts of said act was
specificaI.y repealed by the provisions
of the first act herein named, now.
therefore,
BE 1T RESOLVED, that this meet
ing of the Nevada Tax commission
be, and is hereby declared to be, a
continuation of the regular January
meeting of the Nevada Tax Commits
sion Immediately preceding the pres
ent Nevada Tax Commission, and,
further,
BE 1T RESOLVED, that the fol-
lowing prices per head on livestock
shall be, and are hereby declared to
be, the prices per head that shall be
used for assessment purposes within
the State Of Nevada for the year 1915.
to-wit:
CATTLE. all classes exclusive of
sucking calves; actual count on first
Monday in May at noon, per head,
$4,000.
HOGS, all classes, over eight months
old; actual count on first Monday In
May at noon, per head, $1,000.
PIGS, all classes, from two to eight
months old inclusive; actual count on
first Monday in May at noon, per
head, $500.
SHEEP. all classes. exclusive of
lambs born in 1915; actual count on
first Monday In May at noon, per head,
$3.50.
LAMBS, born in 1915; actual count
on first Monday in May at noon, per
head, $1,O0
GOATS, all classes, exclusive of
kids born in 1915; actual count on
frst Monday in May at noon, per
bead, $3.50.
KIDS. born in 1915; actual count on
first Monday in May at noon, per head
800.
CHICKENS, actual count on first
Monday in May ut noon, per head $.35.
TURKEYS, actual count on first
Monday In May at noon, per head, 81.
DUCKS, actual count on first Mon
day in May at noon, per head, $50.
GEESE, actual count on first Mon
day in May at noon, per head, 800.
And the several assessors OF the
various counties Of the state OF Ne
vada are hereby directed to use the
prices per head herein shown for as.
sessment purposes covering all live
stock within their respective counties
for the year 1915. and, further,
DE 1T RESOLVED, that the deter
mination OF the 1915 assessment
value per head Of horses, mules, Jacks,
jennies and burros be left to The vari-
ous assessors; provided, such assess.
ment value shall be on the basis Of
10 per cent of the full cash value;
and, provided further, that nothing
herein contained shall be considered
as prohibiting or limiting the powers
of the assessing authorities in tho
assessment Of transient livestock, or
any other livestock that may have es.
capped assessment under the provis-
ions fthis Resolution, wherever and
Whenever found, according to law.
NEVADA TAX COMMISSION,
L. r. ADAMSoN,.
Secretary.
Apnroved. .