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March 11,19^6 -»2- The Assessor, as previously stated, has the LVL&W water olant assessment in mind. He is not hound to accept the recommended Commission valuation, but may make ^ e ^ v a l u - ation. He stated he intends to inform himself thoroughly as to the methods pursued by the Commission in JJr***“f 1 valuation, and indicated that, being unsatisfied with that assessment he, as an accountant, could develop an independent valuation. These matters heretofore mentioned have been discussed with the Assessor, Mr. I. E. l I S S-nw. t r Allard* Chairman of the State public Utilities Commission and ex officio member of the Tax Commission who gen-exally c^txole the action of the Commission with respect to utility valuations. In vi*r"bf the fact the Assessor has stated he in-tend, in connection mentfi to increase t hwei tahs setshse ment of the Railroad. iaJnHa Jwrestv 1 rj&QsttSi sss ars tr^rsn xs&HSRHsrix property f | ^ the Railroad property. Charles
