Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-07-18
official Proceedings of the hoard
of Equalization of the County OF
Emm Ons, State OF North Dakota.

W. L. Yeater, county commissioner.
sioner.
E. T. Herrick, county691ditef.
| HY Van Beck, w. u Yeatcr, George
II. McLain, county commissioners, and
e. I. Herrick. county auditor, having
each taken an oath fairly and impartially
to perform their duties as members of
such board proceeded to examine and
compare the returns and assessments of
the property of the several assessors dis
tricts Of the county, and proceeded to
equalize the same pursuant to the rules
laid down under section A of the revenue
law of the state of North Dakota.
George Wescott appeared before the
board and asked to have the valuation on
four horses, assessed at $100 each, re-
duccd The board, considering the Yalu-
alton excessive, reduced the valuation to
&75 each. E#
John 1. Roop appeared and asked TO
have his assessment reduced on his ones
half Interest in stallion assessed at
I'll 900, and also the one-half interest
owned by Amanda E. Kurtz, on the
ground of excessive valuation. The
board, considering the assessment exces- J
sive. reduced the assessment on eachl
share $3.50, making total reduction of
500.
Board adjourned until July Is, at 8
o'clock a. m.
July Is, 8 o'clock a. m.--Board met
pursuant to adjournment. All members
present.
Joseph Kulberer appeared and asked
to have his assessment corrected, so that
the 379 sheep ASSESSED TO Aathony Kal.
berer be assessed 1913 to- Joseph Kalberer
and 1913 to Anthony Halberet, the balance.
being already assessed to Lanterman ~;
Bro. On motion the correction was made.
accordingly.
Dugald Campbell appeared before the
board and asked to have the assessment
| on certain cattle that had been assessed to
Alexander Campbell & Sons, in Burr Oak
school township, changed TO Cherry
Grove school township and assessed to
James g. Campbell. The board ordered
the change to be made;
John Parker appeared on behalf Of
James Parker and showed that two horses
assessed at $12O to said james Parker
were also assessed to John Parker. On
motion the board ordered tho correction
| to be made.
The board added $50 to t~asscssed
valuation of James Barbour 16r buildings
on the south half Of northeast quarter
and north half of southeast quarter of
section 12, township 132, range ".
The board added 800 to the assessed
valuation of A. j. Honstain on his per-
| sonal property assessment.
The board added $50 to the assessed
valuation of the real estate Of John w.
Henderson on section ~, township 1872,
range 70.
Also, to the assessment of John Prohl
for improvements on the northwest quar-.
ter of section "a, township 1872 range 70,
the sum Of $50.
Also to the assessment of Eli D. Rob-
inson for improvements on the west half
of the northeast quarter and the west half
Of the northwest quarter of section 1s,
township 1888. range 7s, $50.
Also TO the assessment of D. r. Streeter,
for improvements on the west half of
the southeast quarter of section %, towns
ship 1876. range II, $40.
Also to the assessment of W. W. Good
win for improvements on the southwest
quarter Of section %, township 1876, range
n, $40.
Also to tie assessment of Henry KEN
mer, for the east half of the northwest
quarter and lots and 4 Of section 18,
township 1856, range 7s. $40, for improve
ments. 5s5s
Also to the assessment OF Alexander
Mckenzie, on lots 10 and II, block SO, for
improvements.
The board reduced the valuation on, the
improvements assessed to D. r. Streeter
on lot Z, block 35, In Williamsport, from
$50 to $76 s.
The board added to the assessment OF
L. H. Lilly, for improvements on the
east half Of the southwest quarter and
lots 8 and 4 Of section Is, township 1856,
range 10. es5. I.
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