Evening capital news., September 16, 1912, Image 5

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State Auditor Stephen D. Tayto»
bis clerical force yestcday
the abstract of real and pereonaj
erty In the atate tor 1912, showl|fg 11
Instance* of inereai ; and 5 of
A tot«] of 62 clap*** of
accepted and not changed by it
board of equalisation according to the
(•port which 1* a* follow*:
Huh ur b an land* .........f 4,639,929.00
Orchard and vlneyaad
Bain belt and agricul
tural igude ............
Mineral land ... —.....y.
Timber only, power site*,
coal lends, government
reservations, homt
■tead lands, right-df
«.021,109.90
99,670.00
277,663.60
way assessment .......
Timber on land belqftg
2,001,479.00
Ing :o others.... ,....
Improvements on pat
39, ,612.50
ented lands ...........
Values of trees and
6,683,687.09
vineyards ............
Improvements ou un
644,577.00
patented lands ........
Improvements on pat
377,080.00
ented mineral land.....
Timber sold from state
818,22X00
lands.................
401.985.00
Equities In school lands..
Equities in timber on
803,613.52
state lands ............
31,117.00
Value of Improvements...
Values of trees and
26.243,045.50
vinos .................
13,320.00
Mining ditches ..........
238,646.00
Irrigation ditches .........
216,875.00
Quartz mills ............
223,450.00
Concentrators .........
1.066,400.00
Samplers ...............
296,920.00
Smelte's ...............
Dredges. dame, mining
188,100.00
machinery ............
464.475.00
Grist mills ..............
175,676.00
Planing mills ............
Tramways and power
33,050.00
lines .................
1.745,309.00
Thoroughbred cattle .....
16.055.00
Beef cuttle ..............
314,018.00
Oxen ..................
24.495.00
Horaea, tliroughbrcd .....
42,050.00
Stallions ...............
293,658.50
Colts ...................
156,288.00
Jacks ..................
47,970.00
Jennets .................
1,080.00
Hheep, imported .........
40,967.00
Hheep. fine ..............
2,900.00
Hheep. graded ...........
18,891.00
Goats. Angora ...........
1,212.00
Goats, common .........
5,323.50
Machinery ..............
2,815,454.00
Judgments, unsecured
credits and solvent
961,821.00
debts .................
11,321.00
Furniture and fixtures...
Harness, robes and sad
1,587,139.76
dies ..................
Law and medtea' 11
217,320.00
braries ...............
20,300.00
Miscellaneous libraries ..
2,500.00
Haw logs ................
830,912.50
Money on hand ..........
99.770.00
Musical Instruments .....
Steamers and other
53,337.60
water crafts ...........
154,470.00
Watches and Jewelry.....
1,400.00
Wines and liquors........
18.625.00
Wood ..................
62,050.00
Net profits on mines.....
Personal property not
8,443,461.50
otherwise classed ......
1,265,549.50
Automobiles ............
Pool tables, motorcycles.
148,750.00
threslkng machines....
Wheat, uniy, grain, ice
8,050.00
shearing plants ........
6,365.00
Electric fight plants......
43,000.00
Power pluhts ............
467,883.50
Low pressure pipe lines..
120.000.0J
High presstre pipe lines..
Water systins, gas pipe
lines, printing presses
1 poles andtpillng. log
ging roadsA machinery.
225,000.00
The \right powder
\at the right price
One cent mm «net— 8A ounces for 25 cents is the right
price tQ pay for bAiug powder. It's the price
MFG.C»
KC BAKING
POWDER
I for. Do sot pay more; it's a waste of money.
C Baking Powder is pure, wholesome end ef
;ive in action. Results are sure and certain,
trial will net only convince, but make you
Irm, fast friend. You really ought to know
' yourself what a wonderful baking help K 6
1 Powder is.
im the K C Cook's B o o k
it*» ran
K C Cook'« Book, containing 90 tnfod, ss s fly -
. . »t /r*r mpoa raeript of the «fared (
I pecked ia the 25-ceat can. Bend H today.
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IM«; equate«* value, tfc60l.06t.il.
Or aria« lands, reported, 9*,ül6,T0t.9«;
n creaOe, MMAMi egnaUaed calm.
MV.
_ wpete and map land*, re
t3J06.999.60; lacraaae U«M
equalised vatae, «3JU.43T.06.
Standing timber Made reported, *26.
>436.90«; Increase, «19,67». 95; equalised
value. 125,619,541.91.
Business lot*, reported. $17, $16,128.«»;
In er e***. 6222,617.00; equalised value.
«16,039, 046.06.
Addition and out lot*, twported, 32.
«91032; Increase, $26,4:2.15; equalised
value. «2.123.68146.
(traded cattle, report )d, 1289,316; In
crease, 198,100; equalised value, 3361 -
Mi.
Common cattle, reported, 32.344J47
increese |>I8,9»2.70; equalised value,
»9.981299.70.
Milch cows, reported, $1,9. .,622; in
crease, S17M$L<0: equalised value. »3,
116,909.60.
Horses, graded, reported, »6,692,181;
Increase, »379,202.10; equalised value,
«4.971, 6T3.40.
Hortes, stock, reported, (2,792,601.60;
Increase, I206.11S.96; equalised value,
»2,987, «20.46.
Mules, reported, »226,3*3; increase,
»40,911.66; equalised value, f 167,307.66.
Hheep, common, reported, $4.544,698,
60; increase, 331,366.60; equalised
value, |1A7&,918.80.
Swine, reported, 3443,631; Increase,
381,716; equalised value, $176,387.
Bank stocks, $6,796,870.20; increase,
$861,111; equalized value, $7.168,281.30.
Merchandise, reported, $13,093,691;
increase. $12,991.20; equalized value,
«18,106,682.20.
The increases, according to the ab
stract, total, $7,776,105.05.
The Five Dscrsssts.
The five decreases ordered by the
board of equalization are an follows:
Dry farm land, reported, »17,631,176.
60; decrease, $566 81'..55; equalized
value. $17,061,363.95.
(Tut over and burnt timber land, re
ported, tt,B25..007; decrease, «345,
064.60: equalized value. 31,179,924.10.
Residence lots, reported, $22,782,468;
decrease, $87,553.37; equalized value,
$22,691,911.63.
Sawmills reported, «2,266,192.50; de
crease, 3261,114; equalized value, $2,
003.778.50.
Lumber, reported, $3,397,261,60; de
crease. $178,236; equalized value, $3,
225.026.50.
These decreases total $1,433,081.52 as
shown by the abstract.
The total value of all classes of prop
erty as reported Is given as $321,686,
818.77, and the total equalized value Is
Hated at $331,328,842.30.
Con W, Hsass, Watch Inspeoter of
0. I. L. for 1» yoars. Thoro'o a reason.
CALLS BOISE THE BIGGEST
LITTLE CITY IN COUNTRY
"You have on# of the biggest little
towns t have ever seen an dl think that
Botse has the making of a grec 1 city,"
declared M. Mecklenburg, traveling
representative of the United Braee
Manufacturing company, yesterday.
"There are few cities the else of
Boise that can boaat aa many substan
tlal bualnesa blocks. The natural atone
used here in the construction of some
of the buildings Is a great factor in
making a beautiful city. While this la
my first visit to Boise as the represen
tative of the United Brass company, I
am more than pleased with the re
suits."
Mr. Mecklenburg has been visiting
his friends, Ike and Jake Marks. This
Is hla first visit to the city in eight
years and ho says the business district
has changed wonderfully In that time.
Hla headquarters are In Cleveland and
lie expects to be back h re on a visit to
the business men In a few months.
All Fraternal Order*.
The members of alt fraterna. orders
are cordially Invited to attend the open
meeting of the Moose lodge at 8 o'clock
Tuesday evening, September 17th, at
the Moose hell, Idaho and 6th streets.
Entertainment will consist of music,
refreshments and brief address
"Fraternity" by National Director
James J. Gahan of New York.
Ladles are especially Invited. 816
Foraer Boise
Kan Will Kacircl«
and Write Stories of SB
Travels. '
- ■ -Ffiffn
Intending to «noircie the globe, mak
ing the trip by easy stages and often
departing from the regular route Of
tourlot travel to see many ot the in
tensely Interesting sights that are more
often paaaed by than taken In hr sight
seers, A. W. Hadley, a well known
newspaper man with the Examiner, of
Ogden, and formerly connected with
the Capital News staff, accompanied by
Dr. H. B. Forbes, also of Ogden, stopped
over here yesterday to meet foriper
friends $nd acquaintances, while en
route on their world's tour. Valuable
data and Information will be gathered
by Mr. Hadley while on the trip which
he will shape into a series of srticles
to be published In leading magasines
with which ha has contracts.
The departure from the United
States for the orient will be made at
Seattle by Messrs. Hadley and Forbes,
who left Boise last evening for Port
land and the sound city? Crossing the
Pacific they will stop at Japan, Korea,
China and the Philippines. Mr. Had
ley has valuable letters of Introduc
tion to Dr. Sun Yet Sen. of the Chi
nese republic, and to others high in
authority in China, which will permit
him to interview the president and re
view the acts of the new government
as well os its benefits to the millions of
Chinese people. He expects to make a
complete and detailed study of this
subject, and thereby will be given very
valuable facts for hls-articles. Most of
the time they are In China their head
quarter? will be made at Peking.
Letters of Introduction to General
Funsten together with the proper ere
dentlals will permit Messrs. Hadley and
Forbes to make a complete tour of the
Philippines. They have planned a trip
Into the interior and a side trip to many
of the smaller Islands, many of which
few travelers visit.
When touring India the party will
visit, practically all of the principal
cities. Mr. Hadley has made plans and
will proceed on his arrival there to or
ganize what will be known as the
Oriental Chautauqua perfecting It be
fore he leaves that great empire.
Points In north India, Ceylon and other
sections will be toured.
Egypt will next be visited by Messrs.
Hadley and Forbes. They will go into
Arabia where the great lost city of
Petrla will bn thoroughly Investigated
and probably one of the most Interest
ing stories that Mr. Hadley will write
will be on the subject of this lost city.
Touring through Palestine, the party
will start their return home via Spain.
France and England, sailing from the
English coast after touching at Lon
don and other cities.
When seen today Mr. Hadley stated
that this is not the first globe trot of
himself and Dr. Forbes. Two years ago
they encircled the world and enjoyed
their first trip, but their route this
time had been planned differently so
that they will see a great deal of new
territory.
If your watch passes through out re
pair department and dees net give sat
isfaction we will give a new move
ment in exohange.
GOVERNOR WILSON TO
INVADE NEW ENGLAND
Seagirt. N. J., Sept. 16.—The Itiner
ary of Governor Wilson's Invasion of
New England has been practically com
pleted by the national Democratic com
mittee and was announced at Seagirt
today. It will follow Immediately
hla return from hla first western
trip, which ends a week from today
here. 'It is possible Governor Wilson
will get back In time to make a speech
against James Smith, Jr., for United
States senator In his home state.
The New Jersey primaries will be
held Tuesday. Sept. 21, but on Sept. 23
Gnvernor Wilson will speak at Scran
ton, Pa., where the state Democratic
candidates will he notified of their nom
ination and the campaign in the Key
stone state will be opened.
The New England dates as far as
arranged arc:
Sept. 26—Hartford. Conn.
Sept. 26—Springfield, Barra and Bos
ton, the latter in the evening.
Sept. 27—Some town in day time and
Bridgeport, Conn., at night.
It has also been decided that Gov
ernor Wilson will make a trip to In
clude Denver and other cities tn Colo
rado and tn Kansas, Missouri and Il
linois aftçr his New England trip. It Ip
«ypected Denver will be the extreme
western point reached by the candidate
during the campaign. Another trip will
probably Include Maryland, Kentucky
and Tennessee.
Natl** to Coat Consumers.
I am now with Smith A Co., Eighth
and Myrtle streets. Phones 828. Call
me when yoif want good clean Hia
watha or Rock Springs Coal,
8-20 CLAUDE PARROTT.
Several suits were dismissed hi Judge
McCarthy's court Saturday. Among
them was that of the Bols* Lumbar
company against 8. W. Cook and oth
ers. The case of V. W. Platt ne re
ceiver for the Botae State bonk against
Edward Payne and others was heb»
uaM Sept »7 In ardar to gjnre B. *
Clapp and J. T. P a nos ttma I» answer
to the complaint. A demurrer la the
cpse of Robert Appleton ngmpcar
against j. George Deerr was taken an
der advise in eat
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WANTED—Everybody la Idaho to
know, that when you use Capitol
Newa class ads yeu reach the
wiggeeg as well aa the cl eeeee.
r
POLITICAL ENTHUSIASM.
Mrs. W.—Did you enjoy the Labor Day program ?
Mr. W.—Not a bit. It waa the punkeet game I ever saw. Our club get
id 6 ta L
P2SO.OOOB9
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF
The Pacific National Bank
Call by the Comptroller of the Currency
Sept. 4, 1918.
RESOURCES.
»
Loans and discounts ......
U. 8 Bonds per circulation
Premium on U. 8. Bonds .
Redemption fund .........
Furniture and fixtures
Cash and sight exchange .
Expense............
917,269.03
200,900.00
800.09
10,000.90
6.009.00
358,063.36
•6.333.33
«1.403,164.5*
LIABILITIES.
Capital...................-............................ » 200.060.00
Surplus................................................. »9,000.00
Circulation...................... 200,000.90
Deposits.............................................. 1.034.405.92
Profit................................................. 16.443.47
Sept 4. 1911
Bept. 4. 1912
COMPARATIVB FOOTING*.
»1,403,164.69
.* 819.090.70
. .7J8R784J8
The Oldest Blood Disease
Th* mot* accient hlgfory ftuxtohe* evidence that au
Co p to » to n « Blood Babas. Rw Bls p sfi k o g sago « down
»■y
LOOK THIS WAV
»009 —480-acre «toc* ranch on Green
river. Wyoming; an Beaded to timo
thy and red tap; 4-wlre feme; free
water; no encumbrance ; will trade
for acreage near Boise; thle ta nil
good land; no waste land on M.
«10,300— 360-acre «took ranch la Ore
gon; 30» acres cultivated level toad;
house and bam. wood boom. Ice
house, corral; 60 aarea alfalfa; res
ervoir; no mortgage: will trade for
email place In Boise valley.
»4000— Wen Improved it-more tuet,
close te car Une and town; 1 acres
bearing young areharfl: lota of ber
rlea; some alfolfo and (Mature; paid
wpter right; will trade for residence
In Boise.
«»10« —Well improved 5-acre tract
near car line; l-rootn bungalow; out
buildings: welt; family orchard;
acres berries and grapes; pasture;
will exchange for TSOld oHo «.
»100« —Nice 10-acrs «ranch; »-room
house; barn; 4 acres orchard; good
water; bottom laud.
All kinds of property for rant sale and
trad*.
WE WILL MAIL YOU «I
for each set of old Fais* Teeth eeat
us. Highest prices paid for old gold,
silver, old watches, broken Je w e lr y
and precious stones.
Money sent by ra t u ra mall
PhHa. BmeMtog « Refining Oemp*ny
Established 10 Years
•M Chestnut fit, Philadelphia, Pa.
TO DENTISTS
We will buy your gold filings, geld
««rap, and platinum. Highest prime
THE IXL
Coal Co.
PHONE 83
811 BANNOCK
Will
for your mon ey
us a trial and be oonvtaeedi
W. LYNCH, Mgr,
W.
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Yellow Ptae Mountain Weed, Peal
try B ag» ! »« , MIH Feed, Da* «tato.
Grain Bags and Twine.
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ELECTRIC
FIXTURES
We carry in stock all tho
very latest designs in Elec
tric fixtures at a less prisa
than these same fixtures
can be bought lor else
where. Electric wiring
and electric work in ail Its
branches.
Electric
tig;
Opp. Post Offloo.
FRY &
SUMMERS
Funeral Directors
And Embalmers
r mlde n t pariere, ISth and Jailer
son st r ut a Competent lady ae
tl ri ifA
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SCHREIBER *
SIDENFADEN
UNDERTAKERS AND
EMBALMERS
Finest Undertaking Bo ta bH eh
ment and Panerai Chapel
In the Steta.
Private Amhulame«
SOS-611 Baimfiak fit Phene MB
mg to
The Mounlaœ?
I# you are seing ta the me an ■
tains an year vocation yea'll netto'
e few bettlss of sur heat wln e q
end I iquora prepared far family
trade. If yea dssl re any «mb'
have* the beat. rin,nrt,r *•''
DAM BROWN l CD.
m MAIN STREBT
We deliver ta eng part of the city.
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FAIL GOODS
Arrived
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