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Receipt for state and local taxes for the year 1894 paid by G. W. Humphrey; describes taxed property in Truckee, California

Receipt for state and local taxes for the year 1894 paid by G. W. Humphrey; describes taxed property in Truckee, California.

The President of the Senate appointed the first Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee in 1901 as a standing committee. The committee handles all bills relating to state and local revenues and taxation, including bills amending the Revenue and Taxation Code and other uncodified legislation.The Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee Records consist of approximately 67cubic feet of textual records. The records cover the years 1935-2004, and are composed of bill files, hearing files, committee reports and committee files.

Contains reports, memorandum, correspondence and press releases concerning the tax of timber in California including bill AB 1258. Also includes information on timber taxes in other states including Oregon, Washington, and Georgia

These documents are tax statements for Martin Martin, Auguste M. Martin, Ambrose Escallier, Sr., Anastasia Martin, and Felecien Giraud for Kern County taxes owed on personal property in Bakersfield, California for 1935 and 1937

Collection of reports, receipts, correspondence and other documents relating to the collection of foreign miners' license taxes in San Joaquin County, California. Records include copies of annual and quarterly reports and account statements addressed to the California State Controller, certified by the County Auditor and dating from 1853-1866; a printed 1853 notice from the State Controller relating suggested new collection procedures; and 42 manuscript statements issued between 1862 and 1866 by the San Joaquin County Sheriff accounting for the collection of foreign miners' license taxes, with a statement of receipt from the County Treasurer. A miner's partially printed license stub, completed in manuscript and dated 1853 Sep 10, entitling the licensee, "Amam", to "labor in the Mines One Month" in exchange for $4.00, is the only reference to a specific miner's name in the collection. Records provide information about state and county official commissions, cost and number of licenses ...

Contains business correspondence including issues of embezzlement by politicians, the Drainage Claims Act, railroad taxes, Chinese railroad workers, and requests for references concerning positions and parole

This title declares that a particular plot of land in South Pasadena, California, in the name of F.W. Rogers, is "free and clear of all incumberances" except for minor taxes. Printed form, filled in and signed

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley