The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-01-20

jacks shall be assd at from Is 90 to $3.50;
genets do do 10 to 30 90
stallion (per service) shall be assd at from
rs 90 to 200 90
work cattle per pr do 80 90 to so OO
cows, each do 10 90 to 16 OC
cattle over yr and under 3 yrs
old shall be assd at from co to 8 G
do 2yr do 3do 100 to IA 90
do 3yr do do 10 90 to 20 90
sheep over 3 mos old shall be
assd at from 90 to sc
| swine do 3 do do l o. 10 4 0C
carriage vehicles shah be assessed at their
cash value; farming implements, machin =
cry and all other property not mcntio ned
in the foregoing and not by law exempted
from taxation, Shall be ssassed at their
cash value whether paid for or not.
Breaking or government land shall be
assessed AT % Cts pr acre, and other i'm
provements on government land at cor
responding rates
All deeie Iaad or lands that have been
proved up on except timber land) shall
BE- assessed at from So. % to 81 per acre
Timber lands to DC valued at from IS
TO so per acre.
At O'Clock IN the evening the board
adjourned 70 s o clock A. N. next day.
JANUARY 10, 1881.
Board met in the morning according TO
adjournment, all memoers present.
Yesterdays proceedings read and ap-
proved. The Instructions of the ass,s5ors
were then complered with tn, following
result:
Town lots in Carpenters addition, Pat
tees addition, Carpenters I'd addition and
Smith and Carpenters addition to Canton
shall be assessed at from s. to $40 per lot
and Improvements thereon to be added {.
Lots in the oriylna! iowa of Canton, with
the other additions not me toned ia tho
foregoing, shall be assessed at from IS to
$500 per lot sul improvements to be AID
ed.
Town lots in the town of Eden shall be
assessed at from $ to 5000 per lot and
improvements to be added.
Town lots in the town Of Worthing
shall be assessed ut from 50 to $40 per lot
and Improvements to be added.
Town lots in the town Of Lenno1 shall
be assessed at from 8 to $35 per lot anu
improvements to be added.
1t is further required and demanded of
each assessor, he shall ascertain the full
and true name Of each prope riy holder and
give both the frs. and second name in
full on their returns.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved: That from and after this date
no bills viii, be allowed unless drawn in
accordance with the following rules:
1st. Bills for goods for county Use must
be properly item!sel and must stste by
whom the goods were ordered and to
whom they were delivered.
%. Bills for boarding prisoners must
state where the prisoner was kept and
must he certified to by the officer having
charge Of such prisoner.
Cd. Bills tor labor must state when the
labor was performed, the value Of the
same, and be certified to by the person
having the same in charge.
4lh. All bills must be pro pcrly dated.
The board made agreement with Dr.. j
| Taylor whereby the said DR.. | Tay-
lor shall attend to the sick paupers of this
county, with what medical attendance
there may be needed, for the period of 3
months, for which service he shall receive
pay at the same rate as agreed to with
him in November 1880. SAID Dr.. Taylor
is required to order the medicine he may
need for the county paupers from Lewis
& House, with which firm the board have
contracted for medicine to county pau
pers.
Iu the evening the board adjourned to
O'Clock A. N. next day.
JANUARY IA. 1881.
Board met in the morning according to
adjournment, members present were Ole
r Branhagen, Nathan Noble and the
clerk.
Minutes of yesterdays proceedings were
read end upon motion approved.
MIR. VIM. Robertson appeared before
the board and made statement showing
his receipt and tax sale certificate that he
had bought the W d of sec 2 in twp. 9S,
range 40 on tax sale tor the year 1871 and
also paid subsequent taxts tor the years
1876 and 1875 and afterwards, viz: On
J n 7, 1850, said land WAS redeemed by A
H Wilder for tax sale Of 1877, and also
tor the back taxes for the year 1876. For
the year 1875 taxes were omitted in the
treasurer had not carried that years tax
out on his tax sale register Therefore
be it ordered that the treasurer pay the
amount Of the the tax receipt for the year
1875, vix :l$l7.57, back to VIM. Robertson
and the treasurer 10 charge the same to
the different funds es appears in the re-
ceipts. The board then proceeded to fin
ish the settlement with 3. G. Jacobs eX-
treasurer, and after they had compared all
his vouchers with the report, they count
cd the funds on hand and found every
thing correct, and The funds were then
turned over to his successor in office.
Thercupon the report was on motion &C
cepted and approved.
REPORT Of B. c. Jacobs, Co. Treasurer, com
prsing all transactions in the Co. Treas urers Of
fee from Nov. LIST, 1889 to JAM 9th 1881.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. 9.
Co. Of Lincoln 90
Filed January 10th, A. d. 1881.
ELLlN0 OPsAL,
Per H. County Clerk.
TERRITORIAL FUND. sdr. or.
Nov. I, 1890 To balance in Treas, Is 3S5
Jan. 6, 1881, To amt. for taxes, All 6O4
To I" Transferred from
rsden Dton fund 100
to amt transferred from
penalty and int fund. 2sos
to amt REID to johnson
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