Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1916-09-06

Moneys and credits value,
1S1O ......... O(1,O1l
Money and credits value
1919 E,S4l
Decrease -. ............... 41,O29
Assessed value Of personal
property outside the city 81 ,597 1872
The assessed value for the personal
property for the year 1916, in the city
OF Willmar is $413,394. In 1915 the
amount was 1892, 1898, thus showing an
increase of $20,396. A glance at the
table shows the assessment of the
city Of Willmar to be about one-fourth
that OF the county, which is 1857, 1872
Household furniture, utensils and
wearing apparel come under the Sec
ond class of assessable property, and
are assessed at one-fourth their value,
which this year amounted to $52,2S7;
rugs and carpets were assessed at
1859; books, pictures, bric-a-brac and
works of art at $3.50.
In travelling over the city. Asses,
sor SandersOn found 754 sewing ma
chimes which he assessed for :$3,032;
watches and clocks to the number of
1924 were unearthed. and these were
assessed for $2,3S2; jewelry, dia-
monds, gold and silver plate at 49,
321; 3S9 pianos were found and as
sessed at $15,59S. Other musical in
struments at 1885,
domestic purposes, which was not list
cd in fno oh
1876. The total assessed value Of the
class two property was $84,999. The
true and full value is $339,996.
According to returns made known
by the assessor there are 224 horses
and mules in the city, which were as
sessed for $S,347; 1873 head of cattle
assessed for $2,461; 16 hogs for SOL;
poultry for $3.50; IS dogs for $186.
Farm tools, implements and machin-
cry brought $161; 100 wagons, car
riages and slei CHS were found, and as
sessed for $1,704; harnesses and sad
dies for $4S3; 232 automobiles and
auto trucks were assessed for $29,S7S;
fifteen motorcycles and bicycles for
1888.
Steam engines, boilers, gasoline en-
g1nes, dynamOs and electric motors
manufacturers tools, implements and
tate, for $3,342; grain and grain pro-
ducts in the hands: of the manufac-
| turers for $40; pulp wood, pulp and
paper $33; lumber, laths and shingles
$685.; logs, poles. posts and railroad
ties, $33; brick, lime, cement, ETC., in
the hands of the manufacturers, 1854;
a ofh vo1rfr mt, s@1c
manufactured articles not listed, in
the hands Of the manufacturers 1899;
goods and merchandise Of wholesal-
ers and jobbers, $21,574; goods and
merchandise Of retailers $92,379;
typewriters, adding machines, cash
registers and computing scales ST.
61O; safes 1924; store furniture and
fixtures $7,431; office furniture, in
Guiding equipment and libraries of
professional men $4,731; firearms Of
all kinds $147; presses, type-setting
machines, type cases and furniture of
printing offices $1,08S; machinery and
equipment Of creameries $3.50; ma
chinery and equipment of laundries
$500; stock, furniture and equipment
of hotels, restaurants and cafes 49,
478; of pool and billiard halls 1899:
| duu u UdIUGl
shops $426; all other property assess
ed by law In this class $716. Total
assessed value for class 3-$190,607
total true and full value-$571, 1921.
Elevators, warehouses and improve
ments on railroad lands $12,33S;
steam and motor boats, sail boats and
all water craft $14; rails, poles, etc
Of light and power company $3.50;
shares Of bank stock $120,6oO; shares
Of stock in all corporations whose
property is not assessed or taxed in
this state $4,000; bonds, stocks anG
franchises 5000; all other persona
property not included in the forego
ing 5000; total assessed value of class
4-$137,788. Total true and full value
; Of same, $344,470.