Lords of the Sierra Madre Income Summary by Elwyn Darden Haciendas/Plantations: Income received each summer Summer income can be foregone to grow the plantation value by one Income increased by two when connected by rail to a city Horse liquidation available once per hacienda any quarter Banks: Multiply Investor Capital per bank All Railroads: 1 Au from each user: Hacienda or plantation to city 1 Au from each user: Mine to smelter (or mine to city if no mature smelter exists) Payment PER RAILROAD not per owner. Lumber Railroads (additional): 1 Au per connected mine from treasury Smelters: Maximum income of 6 Au (can be reduced by burning or disaster) TOTAL for all linked mines Payment from Treasury for each mine using the smelter, equal to mine income up to max Mines: Initial rating from Assay table Increase by 2 Au if connected by rail to smelter (or to city if no mature smelter exists) Payment for each mature railroad used MUST be made if a connection exists 1 Au to each owner for EACH railroad used (treasury is paid for unowned trunk lines) Mine Owner decides which railroads and which smelter to use Stores: Receive payment of 2 Au for each Rifle sold (replacements are instead purchased from treasury at 1 Au) Receive 1 Au payment for bridge repairs Purchaser decides which store to use Casino/Bullfights/Heiresses 1 Au per quarter Robbery: Each unit can carry "red" Au equal to leadership value of counter (Trucks & Railroads) Au captured by units other than the Haciendado belongs to the unit NOT the leader These funds may be used for refurbishment, re-arming or puppet campaign contributions Taxation: Orange forces may tax profitable enterprises at 1 Au per quarter Mexican Governors may tax above 1 Au, majority of funds per enterprise go to troops Presidents may overtax or seize establishments (for the government) Seizures will trigger assassination attempts