The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-08-06
Abstract of Latah County
Tax Rolls For 1915

The final abstract of the Latah
tax rolls for 1915 has been
completed by Auditor and Recorder
Homer E. Estes and has been filed
with the state board of equalization
which meets next Monday. The
board before adjourning authorized
Assessor ]. G. Vennigerholz to at
tend the session of the board at
Boise to represent Latah county.
None of the members Of the board
will make the trip.
According to the abstract of the
equalized assessment, except rail-
road, telegraph, telephone and
power lines and other utilities, and
eliminating 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 exemp-
tions in the county amounting to
$600,087. This latter includes wild
ows, soldiers, and fatherless child
rem under 1S years, $187,O3S; pri-
vate libraries, $3992; surgical and
scientific instruments, $3.50; tools,
implements and machinery of far
mers and mechanics, $150,538;
household goods, furniture, etc.
$256,969
The report is exhaustive in detail.
1t shows there are 201, ISL acres
Of agricultural land in the county
valued at $40.20 per acre with a to-
tai value of $8.111,561; there are
158, ,2O6 acres of timber land valued
at $14.27 per acre, totalling ST.
258, $50; there are 8O,855 acaes of
cut-over and burnt timber land val
ued at $5.07 per acre, totalling
$510,665; there are 134,7O8 acres
of grazing land, valued at 3.88 per
acre, totalling $523,772; there are
II, ,578 acres of waste land valued
at Sill per acre, totalling $19.634.
The improvements on land, out
side of cities, towns, villages or
townsites valued at $3.50. 0.41O. The
lands in cities, towns, villages and
townsites show business lots valued
at $24O, ,O30 and residence lots val
ued at $599,227. The improve
ments on land in cities, towns, vii
lagos and townsites are valued at
81, $40, ,22O. The report shows there
are 27, TAG acres of standing timber
owned separate from the land which
is valued at $11.62 per acre, total.
ling $287,5
Cattle-Thoroughbred, head, al
$12O, $500; common stock, 327e
head, at $28.55, $93, ,455; beef
(bulls), 65 head, at $4O.85, $2655
milk, 24S6 head, at $45.64, $113,
47O.
Horses-Thoroughbreds, 9 head
at $238.89, $2l5O; graded work
27O3 head, at $79.07, $213,730
. sto TX, 1896 head, at $46.88, $65,
ASS; stations, II head, at $282.35
$4,000; colts, 1852 head, at $39.7O
SAL, ,765; jacks, head, at 5000
, mules, 211 head, at $64.78, $13,67O
Sheep-Common, 1443 head, a
> 1882, $5228.
Hogs-3449 head, at 1851, $2e,
365.
Lumber-82, ,134, TIT feet, at $8.3
e $685., ,546; posts, poles, laths, shir
' giles, sash and doors, and box shock
: $52O,98O.
d Saw Logs-s5Os M feet, at $2.7!
d $26, SIT.
!, Wood-512s cords, at $40:
e $52O3.
al Merchandise-$387, $50.
d Vehicles-Wagons, $52,594.
e Tools of mechanics, miners ar
l. prospectors, and farming impl
ments and machinery of farmer
including harness and wagons al
Libraries and surgical instrument
$8S,656.
Household goods and furnitul
he including sewing Machines music
p instruments, wearing apparel a
&c jewelry, $264, ,932.
Furniture and fixtures, no clas
, fication, SAL ,050.
y Harness, robes and saddles, So
~ 200.
or Hay, grain and other products
Hay, $1615; unclassifed, $3.50.
Mills and machinery Sawmi
oSs- S $434,9 $50; log equipment, $1O0,O(
rs. grist mills, $4,000; threshers, $86'
printing machinery, $4,000; pack
B. plant machinery, $500; vari
civ kinds of machinery, $29, ,585.
of Miscellaneous-$10,159.