the ineisiase by Vear.—
iho assessed value of the whole property
of the state subject to taxation since IB7U
is shown by tlie following table:
Y ( ..> r Total.
IWTI)' S23I,!KM), 548
JBSO 251,424,651
msl 270,!>93,«88
]SS2 ’ ‘ 7 287,24!»,408
1554 317,074,271
1555 ' 321,695,61(1
J.SS6 .’’>29,48i),5;>.i
ISS7 .. . .. . ..
isss •• • • 3«o. 16< .4'>B
iks>:: : :: sso.iku.m-i
1. 5 .,0 415,828,945
1892 463.753,534
The value of railroad property which is
exempted by law from ad valorem taxation
is not included in the above statement, whicll
is estimated to be worth $20,000,000.
GeorjYi’s total increase in wealth since
8,879. exelusivS of railroad property, has
been $1911,056.090, anil including the railroads
it is $22.8,793,9.8(1. ,
'lbis lacks only’ six million of being as
much as the total wealth in 1879.
Colored Ti»x Parers.
The proper! v returned by colored tax
pavers from 1879 to 1892 has been as below.
1880 478951
1882 7.’ 7'. ’. <G r >-89>'7(i
ISBI >2: i
msi 7 ..' 7.7' 8,655,298
1887 . 8.t>39.479
ss.B 7 7. 9,631.271
I SS <, 10.415.330
1890
1 (J«»1 . . . I‘l. I .M», ii
Js ; v > ’ 14.869.575
There is nearly three times as nitteh
propei ty owned by the blacks now as there
was in 1,879. *
A GREAT NEW MILL.
West Point is to Have One With #600,-
O(M) Capital.
West Point, Ga., October 18—(Special.)
West I’oint is to have a new six-liimdreu
tkousaild-doliar cotton mill. Nir. L. -Ln*
nier, the well-known financier who is presi
dent of the nexv milling company, has se
lected West Point a.s the best, site, and lus
docision has created a great deal of eut.iu
siasm here.
