The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-07-31

Board met pursuant to adjournment.
All the members present. Application
received from Timothy Hefferen to have
the valuation of his land Ito wit, the $.
W. / (Iess right of way,) Section 20, Isl
acres in the incorporate limits Of the
Village of Ellsworth, and improve
ments thereon, reduced from STATS 1.-THE
as fixed by the town board Ut
review) to $l022, the valuation as
fixed by the assessor. On investigation
it was found that the above valuation
as fixed by the town board of review
was not excessive. Hence said appl,' |
cation was rejected. The following
changes were ordered made in the
assessed value Of personal property:
On IlcRsEs ONE YEAR OLD.
Westside raised 5per cent.
On HORSES Two YEARS OLD.
Adrian, raised per cent; Indian
Lake, lowered 20 per cent: Hersey,
raised per cent; Willmont, lowered S
per cent: 1.arkin, raised 5 per cent:
Graham Lakes, raised per cent.
on Houses THREE YEARS OLD AND
over.
Indian Lake, raised per cent;
Olney, raised per cent; Ellsworth
raised per cent: Westside raised 6
per cent; Worthington township low
cred 8 per cent; Graham Lakes raised
6 per cent: Dewald raised per cent;
Wiilmont raised 4per cout.
On CATTLE Two YEARS OLD.
Indian Lake raised 10 per cent.
Dewald raised 10 per cent.
OlneY raised 10 per cent.
On CATTLE THREE YEARS OLD AND
OVER.
Indian Lake raised 20 per cent.
On AGRICULTURAL Tools AND
MACHINERY.
Indian Lake raised $ per cent West
side raised so per cent; Bigelow raised
10 per CT; Hersey raised 20 2 CT; Ran
som lowered 10 per cent; Elk raised 20
per cent; Little Rock lowered 25 per
cent; Summit Lake unchanged; Grand
Prairie raised 40 per cent; Larkin
raised so per cent: Ellsworth unchan-
ged; Lismore lowered 10 per cent;
Lorain unchanged; Graham Lakes
raised 20 per cent; Worthington town
ship lowered 80 per cent; Seward IN
changed, Worthington Village un-
changed; Bloom unchanged; Dewald
raised Is per cent; Willmont un-
changed: Olney unchanged; Leota rails
ed 100 per cent; Adrian unchanged.
To raise the assessed value Of all
Dogs in Indian Lake Township to SIS.
Board adjourned to meet at O'Clock
p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
All the parties notified to appear be-
fore the Board to testify relative to
their personal assessment present.
E. Cooper made application to have
80 head of yearling cattle (which were
added to his personal assessment in
the Village of Adrian as 3 years old
and over after they were assessed in the
town of Little Rocky stricken from the
assessment of Adrian Village and
left Is assessed in the town of Little
Rock; also to strike from the said as :
sessment of the Village Of Adrian 500
j IN
the town of Willmont, and to reduce
the valuation Of the n. E. / Of 1912
-43 lying in the incorporate limits of
the Village OF Adrian,) the sum of
$4,000. -.
John :. Cox made application to have
his personal property assessed in the
town Of Olney left in said town, and
| said amount deducted from his person
al assessment in the Village Of Adrian;
also to change his assessment of
horses to horses.
The above applications taken under
| advisement.
On motion the County Auditor was
directed to notify Jones, Blesius 4 Co.,
D. Times & Co., and s. j. Mckenzie,
to appear before the Board of Equali-
zation on the 23rd inst, to testify rela--
tive to their personal assessment.
Board adjourned to the 23rd lust, at
o'clock A. NJ.
.t s.2 July 23rd, 8 o'clock A. NJ.
Board of Equalization met pursuant
to adjournment, members all present.
On motion the following changes
were ordered made in the personal as
sessments of the Village of Adrian:
Assessment of +. J. Porter reduced
from $9l77 to $4414. p.
Assessment of James Gown red uced
from $3.50 to $3.50. p ~s55S~ = 81 Il
Assessment of E. Cooper reduced
from $41l4 to s2462; also assessment in
T.eota. and l stallion in Little Rock or.
dered stricken of and placed in Adrian.
The assessment Of John s. Cox re.
duced from $l305 to $ll05; his assess
ment in Olney ordered stricken off and
added to Adrian. B. .
Assessment OF A. NJ. Becker raised
from $31l6 to Sa7l6. q
Board adjourned to l O'Clock, p. d.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Those ordered 70 appear to testify.