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Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon, Thursday, December 24, 1896
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A NEW ASSESSMENT LAW.
To be Proposed at the Next Session
of the Legislature.
Senator Mulkey, of Polk county,
has compiled a new assessment law
which he will introduce and work
to secure its passage this winter
The principal points of the bill are
given by the Dallas Observer, as
follows:
"It provides for the assessment of
all propei ty of whatever nature
(except school houses, etc.) belong
ing to all persons, . firms, corpora
tions or syndicates. The mortgage
tax is practically restored. "All
credits are assessed. The owner of
the land and the mortgagee each
pay taxes according to his equity
in the land.
It makes the debtor the agent in
part for ascertaining credits, and if
any debtor pays taxes on any
amount he owes another, such pay
ment of taxes will be considered
part payment of the debt.
It makes all property assessable,
and if any person or institution
fails to give in their assessment the
assessor shall make an arbitrary
assessment of the same, which shall
be deemed a valid assessment. Any
person or institution wrongfully re
turning to the assessor his property
shall, when the fact is ascertained,
is impossible, a proper showing
made to the county court will give
the tax collector such credit relief
as is just.
After the sheriff has exhausted
his power in the collection of delin
quent tAStes then he shall make and
file with the county clerk his de
linquent roll, which shall be so
ruled as to provide for the record
of the delinquencies of three years.
After five years of delinquency the
same is dropped from the records."
MSFl'S Flinch C'Ct If , be rightly assessed and then 20 per
LacearidConqress
Harid-seWed, Raz-,
or Tog arid Tip,
Price, $4.00
Yaqulna Bay Channel.
Contractors are looking forward
to having an opportunity to bid on
the work of deepening the channel
at Yaquina bay before long, as
Senator Mitchell has introduced a
resolution to find out why the con
tract for this work has not been let.
There is an appropriation of $25,000
for putting more stone on the jetties
at Yaquina, but the million or more
dollars required for making a ship
channel into the harbor there has
not yet been appropriated, or its
expenditure ordered under the con
tract system. Captain W. L. Fisk,
United States engineers, som time
since forwarded to the chief of
engineers a project for the proposed
work at Yaquina, but it has not
been approved by the secretary of
war, so the whole matter is "in the
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air" as yet. As to when the secre-
cent of such valuation shall be added tar' of war wil1 aPProve the Prject
as a penalty for such violation of or whether he will approve of it at
an, or not, no one caji icu. vre-
The asscsr bpHtis . his. nlTirP gonian.
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work January of each year. The
county board of equalization meets
August 1 and continues in session
not less than three days nor more
than three weeks. After the work
of the county board is performed
the county court can. make no
changes in the assessment.
A summary of the assessment
only is sent to the Secretary of!
State for the use of the State Board
of Equalization. This saves the I
state through its counties about!
$25,000 a year.
The state board of equalization
I'luil-. No. 7(i, Ito'eliah Tieicreo,
. n in the (Wrl IV.lows hall in
iitnluy evening of each wcrk.
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H',"' THE WOIU.D.-Pocahontna
' 1 JLi hHl1- Vifitlng tieighbors are
A- AltXliI,!,', GEO. BETHERS,
mnsul. Clerk.
MEWS Tine Caif, Lace
and Congress, Genuine
Hand Welt, Harvard Toe
and Tip, ,
PRICE, $3.50 and $4.
While outside last week we had
the pleasure of having a short talk
with Hon. E. R. Lake. Mr. Lake
is the member of the lower house
of the Oregon legislature, in which
Lincoln county has a sort of pro
prietary or joint interest: some
thing like two-thirds or three-fifths.
Mr. Lake, though, is a very nice
and affable man, and will, nodoubt,
give Lincoln county as good a
representation as she could reason
ably expect from any joint repre
sentative who is not a resident of
the countv. Mr. Lake made some
MMe Pinrf lfand " now composed fa abolished. The ; irjes about lhe -fish , and
.duties ot equalizingthe assessment i what chaligeSi if atlyj are needed
Congress, Genuine Hand of the counties being vested in the I in thi!. county He stated that he
Bon Ton toe and gov""or' "y 01 liuc 1 had had some letters from parties
111 equalizing me his ,,, v nstin ...
county assessments they!onpn flann flflpptl
shall, without consideration of the . He thought it would be
various kinds of property assessed, ! weJ1 if the parUek rea,fy ilUere!ited
add or deduct such a per cent to, ,,, ui.i ,1 j,mS-
or from the total valuation of each upjn what changes are needed Jn
; county as will be necessary to re- u,e Jt aw if flny Mr-
store equality. This will obviate a,SQ safl h h . M- j,
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sincerely hoped that the election
Welt,
tips. The very latest.
Price, $4-00
state treasurer.
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AN UNLIMITED STOCK OK
MEN'S and BOYS CLOTHING, FUli
NISHING GOODS, HATS and
pAt)d t)T?Y GOODS, FANCY GOODS warrant shall be the basis of the
,VJ ' . i collection, no copies of the roll
and JNUTiurso.
clerks making the changes usual
on the assessment roll. For county
purposes the levy and collection of
taxes will be made upon the assess
ment as equalized by the county
board of equalization. Thismethod
of equalization will save the tax-
j payers $6,000 each year, and will
serve every purpose of the present
method.
It provides that the original
assessment roll with the clerk's
I of a senator would occur early in
the session, so that the legislature
could have some time to inaugurate
some needed reforms.
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MUNM X,l!,a,"'"ecureoontrarta. Addreu
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PRICE
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being made. This saves the state
through its tfounties"-$25,000 per
"annum. '
The treasurer is made' the tax
collector up to the point of delin
quency;' the sherilT collecting only,
delinquent taxes ' :
The tax collector Ls charged on
his bond with all taxes placed -in
his hands for collection. This fa on
the theory that taxes that have
been assessed can be and should be
collected. It case such collection
Herbert D. Ward, the novelist
and husband of Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps Ward, has written a new
novel, which , will be the fiction
features of The Ladies' Home
Journal during 1897. . It is a
humorous story and has the unique
title of "The Burglar Who Moved
Paradise." It is a sequel to Mrs.
Ward's "An Old Maid's Paradise,"
the husband taking up the pen
wheie Miss Phelps had naturally
to put it down when she became
Mrs. Ward.
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Ex-Senator Crosno, of this place,
is a candidate for sergeant-of-arms,
of the senate at Salem this winter.
He filled that position at the last
session and his chances are good
for securing the place again.