The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-07-17
Than Year AgO-Hardin
Down $7,947.

County Assessor Art c. Sweeney
has completed compiling the as
sessment roll for the year 1876,
which shows that Big Horn coun-
ty has made a gain, in valuation
over a year ago of $685. ,602, with
out taking into account the val
uation on public utilities which
has not yet been certified to the
county by the state board of
equalization.
The full cash value of all prop
erty in the county, exclusive of
railroads and other public utilities,
is $9,539,433, while the taxable
value is 81, ,245. Last year the
public utilities had a full cash
valuation of $3,7O7 JAP, and as
Stunning that the valuation this
year will be about the same, the
total full cash value of all prop
erty in Big Horn county VIII De
around $13 ,246, SIS.
In the city of Hardin the full
cash value of all property, ex-
elusive of public utilities, Is ST.
469.557, as against $1,471, 5O4 LII
1885 a loss of $7,947.
The Town Of Lodge Grass like
wise shows a falling off, the tull
cash value, exclusive of public
utilities, being S230,381, a loss of
$4y327.
Real estate in the county is
valued at $4,246,490 and the i'm
proVementS on same at 81. ,552,
a total full value of S 1922, O42,
$97,262 less than a year ago, ant
a taxable value of 81. ITO ,531. There
, are 1923 ,O46.94 acres of land on
the assessment roll for 1896, oil
vided as follows: Irrigated lands,
3 ,809.88 acres at an average value
per acre of $500; grazino lands,
IT'S, 63O.41 acres, at an average
value per acre of $2.14; non-irri-
gated tillable lands, 206, 1O7.12
acres at an AVERAGE value ~.r
acre of $4.74: state lands under
contract, 4,11O.16 acres, at an
average value nor acre of So IS;
waste lands, 389.37 acres; mineral
reservations, $685. acres, valued at
I $4,241.
The total full cash value of all
livestock, in the county is $2,276.-
-273 ard the Ataxable value is $751;
756. There are 5,541 horses and
mules of all kinds, valued at
S255,19O: cattle of all types and
ages total 57,797, with a full cash
value of 81 ,601, los, and a taxable
value of 1888 ,701; sheep of all
kinds number 81,327, of a full
cash value of 1894, GIT, and a tax
able value of $131. $50. There are
in the county l,419 swine of an
average value of 1884, a full cash
value of $l2.118 and a taxable
value of S4.039. OF poultry there
are 1882 fowls of an average
value of $50, a total cash ,alue Of
1879; bees are valued at S2,444.
Personal property other than
livestock is listed as follows:
Househ hold furniture, $118.9l2:
watches, clocks, jewelry. musical
Instruments, etc.. $40, 1892: radios.
electric re%frigerators and washing
machines. $11 40: carriages. wag7
ons, harness, saddles, etc.. S45 .977:
automobiles, 1852 of an average
value of $227.98, full cash value,
S262,6 $50; motor trucks, 461 at an
average value of $2O9. 80, full cash
value. $96,717: farm machinery.
$500 ,3O4; machineru other than
farm, mining, mfg, $16,230: goods,
wares and merchandise, $193, 346;
furniture and fixtures of stores,
$45 1874; manufacturing" machin-
cry. tools. supplies, etc.. $24 ,786:
caDital stock of national banks,
$62 1877; moneved capital and CAP
ital stock Of other banks. $50. 145;
solvent credits. $50, 1896: grain. hay,
etc. $3.50: professional libraries.
: ST .485; hotel furniture and fix
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