 | Minnesota Tax Commission (1907-1939) - 1908 - 300 sider
...Class 4 Class 5 Operating Mines (a) 33c (b) 30c 27c 23c 19c 14c Prospects 15c lOc 8c $3 to $50 per acre valuation left much to be desired, but no better one...valorem requirements of the law. Summary of Results The report submitted by the mining companies and the owners of iron properties in the northern part... | |
 | National Tax Association - 1909 - 648 sider
...condition of the mine, presence of water, depth of ore, character of equipment, grades and location of ores, required the creating of more than one class...could do under the ad valorem requirements of the law. The report submitted by the mining companies and the owners of iron properties in the northern part... | |
 | International Tax Association - 1909 - 656 sider
...condition of the mine, presence of water, depth of ore, character of equipment, grades and location of ores, required the creating of more than one class...could do under the ad valorem requirements of the law. The report submitted by the mining companies and the owners of iron properties in the northern part... | |
 | Minnesota Tax Commission (1907-1939) - 1910 - 512 sider
...condition of the mine, presence of water, depth of ore, character of equipment, grades and location of ores, required the creating of more than one class...classification and rates, the commission proceeded t6 list and classify the 2,116 different mines, mineral properties and prospects. The reports submitted... | |
 | 1916 - 834 sider
...between mines in cost of operation, difficulty of mining, and grade of ore. No better method of valuation was suggested at the hearing of mine owners, and it...could do under the ad valorem requirements of the law."65 The report of the commission shows that there was a disposition on the part of the mining companies... | |
 | Minnesota Tax Commission (1907-1939) - 1910 - 532 sider
...condition of the mine, presence of water, depth of ore, character of equipment, grades and location of ores, required the creating of more than one class...owners of iron properties in St. Louis and Itasca coimties gave a total tonnage of 1,191,969,757 tons. The commission assessed the tonnage properties... | |
 | Minnesota Tax Commission (1907-1939) - 1908 - 302 sider
...27c Class 3 23c Class 4 19c Class 5 14c Prospects 15c l0c 8c $3 to $5C per acre FIRST BIENNIAL REPORT valuation left much to be desired, but no better one...valorem requirements of the law. Summary of Results The report submitted by the mining companies and the owners of iron properties in the northern part... | |
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... the assessed valuation of real property in the state to the full value of such property. "The fact that the differences in mining cost vary greatly with the different properties, due to management, condition of the mine, presence of water, depth of... 