The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-08-07

Ohey. from 422. 60 to s25 90 In Westside. from
42i.05 to e25.OO. In Larkin, from Ola Is TO $500
y! ~ seward from "a 70 t25OO tn Leota, from
The average valuation of mules and asses Of
an ages was changed from s5Oto $500 in the
At tI.so. and The average Of hogs was nxsd At e.
The valuation Of Wagons and carriages was
tbsy at stS except in the villages. where
The valuation Of pianos in the town Of De-
wald was changed from $40 to go.
The valuation OF farm machinery, tools and
implements was changed In the various town.
Indian Lake, from 1859 to $500; Bigelow, from
u. 425 to $3.50; Grand Prairie, from 4l,a35 to
9s ~ 5fo %e.ssids from IS 10 99s sy
lismOre. from 9i,442 to &i,2l2; Graham Lakes,
from s56s to $500; Willmont, from 1913 to t74S;
The valuation of James GOWNS elevator IN
the town of BigeloW was reduced 500, and the
vAiuatlon ni 3; E. koderick's elevator at Adrian
The Board then adjourned until Wednesday
morning July 3,th. at ga. N.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 80.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment. All
members present.
A peti ion from r. l.. Taylor for abatement Of
personal property tax In Elk township granted,
the property having been assessed In WOrthtng-
ton village.
A petl, ion from Frank Mclean, setting forth
Incorrect assessment, was heard and valuation
OF hogs ordered reduced a24.OO, aud one colt
stricken off from the assessment roll, making Y
total reduction OF 349.
The valuation OF improvements on real estate
was fixed at 81 per acre for lands improved.
Valuations on household and Office furniture,
also on agricultural implements and machinery
and improvements on U. $. lands in the town Of
Larktn, were ordered re established as returned
by the assessor Ut said town.
"A A: NJ NJ Becker made application for reduc-
ton III valuation on stock of goods and mcr-
chll0lSp the villa nf Adrian n tIo
Of $lOO On motion his petition was granted.
IaG val4ati"n OF the goods and merchandise
rhe Valuation Of stractHres on ot the * Of nw
and We Of hex OF sec ~ was ordered
raised AGO. 80 the ne,4 of sec. 24lo3-42, struct-
The valuation of the nell sec. 25-l02-42 was
reduced t" Is per acre.
The ySuati?n Of lot ID in block !. tn the y
lot IS in block II, raised to 100:
The average valuation Of land in Lorain was
changed to $3.50 per acre, and in Bigelow to
98.53 per acre.
THE County Auditor was directed to add to or
deduct from assessed values of property in the
different towns by such rates per cent. as will
MAKE TX" ct tg N valuations as above ordered.
T. s. Mills ''' DANIEL SHELL,
Co. Auditor. Chairman.
The free-loye, spiritualistic lunatic
who runs the Pipestone Republic
Luverne Herald.
Gracious goodness and sakes alive!
There's another one! We thought we
were the only one around here. There g
q pair of US. Jameson, you're made.
IMPORTANT.
When you visit or leave New York City, save
Baggage Expressage and Carriage Hire and
stop at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand
Central Depot,
Elegant rooms fitted up Mt a cost of one mil
lion dollars reduced to $1.OO and upwards per
day. European plan. Elevator. Restaurant
supplied with the best Horse cars, stages and
elevated railroad to all depots. Families can
than ut any other first class hotel in the city, 5Oly