Weekly journal-miner., 1915-07-21
TOTAL VALUE OF
 YAVAPAI IS $45,717,920.13'
(From Fridays Da;!-.)

(From Fridays Oai!y)
 Over two million dollars has been the gain in the assessed valuation of Yavapai county since last year. The figures and amounts placed on the different properties by County Assess or C. E. Gentry and the board of equalization were given out yesterday by the board of supervisors. Yava- pai's total assessed valuation for this year is $45,717,92013, which is $2,243,- 07013 more than last year when it was $43,474,850
 The increase is due to the fact that assessments on producing mines have been raised over a half million dollars and because of the new large shelter of the United Verde Company at Clarkdale which adds over another million. Cattle increases and land i'm provements also formed a good part of the larger assessments.
 There was a slight reduction in sheep and merchandise In the latter it was especially noticeable: The shutting down of the saloons and the merchants buying smaller stocks are said to be responsible for this.
 In the county there are 614,8SS.32 acres of irrigated and other lands val ued at $1,648,51z84, with improve ments valued at $331,275.
 City and town lots throughout the county are valued at $1,3O1, ,622.95 with improvements valued at $2,215,- 632.6S.
 Productive patented mines are as sessed at $15,43O,919.12. Non-produc- tive patented mines are valued at $1 ,2S9, ,1590S with improvements val ued at $3l6,571.
 Five banks arc assessed for $769,- 995O1. One mile of street railway, which is out of commission, is assess ed for $1,OOO.
 Stocks of merchandise are valued at $1,068,656.S& and 348 automobiles are assessed for $186,3OO. Motor cycles numbering B are valued at $3,S25.
 There are 323.SO3 miles of railroad track in the county which are valued at $10,36S,056. The telephone lines to 1,463 wire miles are assessed for $91,315 and 1,341 wire miles of telegraph lines are valued at SSl ,2S3.46. Valuation of three gas and electric light power plants in the county is $1,221,532.S5. The water works systems are appraised at $9S,- 32S.33.
 In the county there are 499 dozens of poultry worth according to the assessor, $2,495. Four hundred and sevcnty-four stands of bees are valu- cd at $2,37O.
 Stock horses number 153 and their value is $6,8O5 and 1,51O range horses are valued at $3O,2OO. Work horses 1,216 are gwen the value of $Sl l,945. Seventeen hundred and ifty-one saddle horses are valued at S8S,1S5 and Is stallions at $3,000 There are 394 mules worth $43,675 and one jack valued at $75 Burros num- oering 389 are assessed at $2,145.
 Range cattle numbering 101 ,920 are worth $2,54S,0OO. 2,8S8 steers, two year-olds and up are appraised at SS6,640; 430 stock cattle are valued at 15,402. Thirty-two beef cattle are worth $1, ,230. Mich cows numbering 'l1 are valued at $34985; 2,O96 range pulls are assessed at $73,575.
 Of sheep there are 112,310 having | value of $393,O84; 2,263 bucks are ,alued at $22,165; 33,44O goats are assessed at $5O,16O; 357 swine are worth $2,O1O.
 olIlelleIS ana dppuTtendnCeS small | md not in use are appraised at $12,00O Shelters and appurtenances other han the preceding and now in use Ire valued at $2941 ,988.6Z.
 Mining machinery and supplies are -alued at $1016,007. Shelter supplies Ire assessed at $3O6,993.45. Narrow yuage railways with mileage of 26.26 Ire valued at $39390O
 Furniture, household and office, is ppraiscd at $222,705.
 All other property not classified is ssessed at $910,789.86
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