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1 Assessed Valuations of Railroads 1925

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68TH CONGRESS              SENATE                  JDOCIJMENT
   2d Session                                          0. 199





         ASSESSED VALUATIONS OF ROLRORDB



LETTER  FROM   THE CHAIRMAN   OF  THE INTERSTATE   COMMERCE
  COMMISSION TRANSMITTING, PURSUANT TO SENATE RESO-
  LUTION   199, AGREED   TO  MARCH   28,  1924, A REPORT   OF
  ASSESSED  VALUATIONS FOR TAXATION PURPOSES OF THE
  PROPERTY   OF  CERTAIN  RAILROADS   FOR THE  YEAR  1923


FEBRUARY 3 (calendar day, FEBRUARY 13), 1925.-Referred to the Committee
            on Interstate Commerce and ordered to be printed


                      INTERSTATE  COMMERCE  COMMISSION,
                                Washington, February 13, 1925.
  SIR: The Interstate Commerce Commission has the honor to trans-
mit herewith its report in response to Senate Resolution No. 199,
adopted March  28, 1924, directing the commission to ascertain from
the proper authorities of each State of the United States the assessed
valuation, on a 100 per cent basis of valuation, as used for taxation
purposes for the year 1923, of all of the property of each of the rail-
roads of the United States acting as common carriers, whether used
for the purposes of common carriers or not, which are under the con-
trol of the Interstate Commerce Commission, and report the said
valuations for taxation purposes to the Senate of the United States.
  Respectfully submitted.
                                    CLYDE  B. AITCIUJSON,
                                                   Chairman.
  To  the PRESIDENT OF THE  SENATE  OF THE UNITED  STATES.


No.  15792. ASSESSED VALUATION  OF RAILWAYS, FEBRUARY   9, 1925

REPORT  OF THE COMMISSION TO THE  SENATE OF THE  UNITED STATES
  IN RESPONSE  TO SENATE RESOLUTION  NO. 199, ADOPTED MARCH 28,
  1924

  By  the COMMISSION:
  This report is submitted in response to Senate Resolution No. 199,
a copy of which follows:
  Resolved, That the Interstate, Commerce Commission be, and hereby is,
directed to ascertain from the proper authorities of each State of the United
States the assessed valuation, on a 100 per centum basis of valuation, as used
for taxation purposes for the year 1923, of all of the property of each of the rail-