New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-07-29
Board Of Equalization.
(OFFICIAL PUBLICATION,

JuAy ~, 1000. All members present.
They were sworn in by the auditor and
organized as Board OF Equalization by
choosing Commissioner Aug. Westphal
chairman.
On motion, the Board proceeded to-.
review the different assessment rolls to
II o'clock m. and on motion adjourned
to 2 O'Clock in the afternoon.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at o'clock pm. and on motion
continued to examine the assessment
rolls to 5 o'clock p. m. and adjourned
until 9 O'Clock the following morning.
JULY 81, 1885,.
MORNING SEsSION-The board met
pursuant to adjournment at 9 O'Clock
a. m.
All members present. They contin-.
ued to examine the different assess
ment lists until 12m. and. adjourned
until o'clock in the afternoon.
AFTERNOON SEss1oN-The Board
met pursuant to adjournment at 2 o.
clock p. m. All present. On motion
the board ordered the Assessors returns
to be changed as follows, to wit: 10
raise the assessed valuation on horses
one year old: in New Ulm 40 per cent,
in Bashaw 2, Burns g., Milford 2.
Also horses two years old:Albin 3,per
cent Bashaw %, Burns 8, Home l, Milford
2. Also on horses three year old and
over: New Ulm 2 per cent, Sleepy Eye
II, Springfield 5, AIbin 2, Bashaw 10,
Burns 10, Eden l, Home l, Lake Hans
ka %, Linden 10, Milford 2, North Star
., Sigel 2, Stately Is, and to reduce
the assessed valuation on horses years
old and over in Leavenworth II per
| cent
10 raise the assessed valuation on
cattle years old, in the town of Mil
ford per cent. Also on COWS in Burns
town l per cent.
To raise the assessed valuation on
working oxen in New Ulm so per cent,
Albin 4, Burnstown 10, Cottonwood
100, Linden 10, Mulligan 80, North
Star, 80.
| Also on all other cattle years old
and over: in the town of Mulligan TO
per cent, and to reduce the same item
in Leavenworth 100 per cent.
10 raise the assessed valuation on
hogs in New Ulm 10 per cent, in Sleepy
! Eye 10, in Burnstown 40, in Lake Hans
X: 2, in Milford 3.
To raise the assessed valuation on
wagons and carriages: In Albin 10
per cent, in Burnstown 100, in Leaven-
worth 30, in Linden Is, in Milford 100,
in Mulligan 80, in North Star 100, in
Bashaw 40, in Cottonwood 80.
/ f1n
sewing machines: in Sleepy Eye 2 per
cent, in Springfield 6, in Albin %, in
Burns 333, in Cottonwood 20, in Home
9, Lake Hanska 1. Linden 10, Milford
| 100, North Star IS, Stark 2.
| 10 raise the assessed valuation on
watches and clocks: Albin 50 per cent,
Burns %, Home 10, Lake Hanska 100,
Leavenworth 10, Milford 100. Mulligan
100, North Star 100, Prairieville 80,
Stark 8.
Also to raise on melodians and OF.
cans: New Ulm 60 per cent, Sleepy
Eye 4, Springfield 40, AlDin $50. Also
to raise on piano fortes: in New Ulm
80 per cent. Also to raise on agricul-
tural implements and machinery: AL
bin 35 per cent, Bashaw 40, Burns so,
Lake Hanska Is. Leavenworth so, Lin
den $50, Milford 375, Mulligan 100,
North Star As. Prairieville so, Sigel So,
Stately 80, and to reduce the same item
in Cottonwood 40 per cent, in Eden 30,
in Home 10.
To raise the assessed valuation on
household and office furniture: in Albin
20 per cent. in Lake Hanska 20, Burns
60, Eden 10, Home so, Leavenworth 60,
Linden 800, Milford 80. Springfield 20,
North Star 20. Prairieville 60, Sigel so,
and to reduce the same in Stark 30, and
in Stately 60.
On motion it was agreed to raise the
assessed valuation on the Van Dusen
Elevators: in New Ulm Is per cent,
in Sleepy Eye so.
On motion the Board adjourned.
JULY %, 1885.
| MORNING SEssION-The Board met
pursuant to adjournment at 9 o'clock.
All present. On motion it was agreed
TO raise the assessed valuation of S. D.
Peterson on machinery in New Ulm
and Sleepy Eye rs per cent, also on ma
chinery OF Chas. J Russell in Sleepy Eye
100 per cent
Also to raise the assessed valuation OF
Bingham, Peter Scherer and Jos. Vogel
on lumber, in the city of New Ulm S33
per cent.
| On motion it was agreed to raise the
assessed valuation of Herman Kiesline
on manufactured articles 100 per cent,
and also on allthe property not enclosed
in the foregoing items 125 per cent.
On motion the auditor was instructed
to enter upon the separate tax lists TO,
taxation all mortgages entered by the
register of deeds and not previously re-
leased.
Also to raise the assessed valuation
of Fred Book, New Ulm. on manufac
tured articles 100 per cent and on man
ufacturer's tools. implements and ma
chinery, 20 per cent; also to raise H. H
Buessman. New Ulm, on goods ant
merchandise 10 per cent; and Chas
Wagner, New Uln, on household an,
Office furniture 100 per cent.
On motion the minutes were ordered
read and approved.
On motion the board adjourned I'm