St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-20
With AN Even HAND.
The Equalization Board Gives
the Result Of Its
LaborS.
A General Tendency Shown to
Increase the Assess
mentS.
Horses, Cattle, Dogs and Sa-
loon Fixtures Receive Most
Attention.
Citizens Create a Central
Union to Procure I'M
ppovements.

The result of the Iabors of the state
board of equalization, who were in session
from Sept. 2 till Is, was announced
yesterday by the state auditor. There
has been general increase in the valu-
alton of cattle and horses ranging from
to 45 per cent, according to age. The
heaviest increase was made on the value
of dogs, ranging from 25 to 400 per cent.
The following are some of the important
increases and decreases in the various
counties:
Becker-Horses, one year old, 90 per cent
increase; three year-oids 5 per cent increase !;
saloon stock. 20 per cent increase.
Benton-Horses. one and two-year-olds, in
crease 20 per cent; three-year-o 25 per
cent increase; cattle. one year old, 25 per
cent int rease; above three years DO per cent
increase; sheep, 80 per cent increase; dogs
300 per cent Increase.
Big Stone-Horses. two-year-olds. 10 per
cent increase; cattle, twO-year-olds. % per
cent increase: saloon stock, 100 per cent in
crease; dogs, $50 per cent increase
Brown Increases: Horses. one year old 25
per cent; two years old, 20 per cent; cattle.
one year old, 80 per cent; two years old, as
per cent; COWS, so per cent; cattle over three
years, 80 per cent; sheep, so per cent; dogs.
250 per cent.
carbohydrates Cattle one year old,
40 per cent: two years old, SO per cent: cows,
40 per cent; cattle over three years, 80 per
cent; sheep, 40 per cent: hogs, 50 per cent.
hlppeWa--lncreases: Horses, one and two
years old, 10 per cent; cattle, one year old.
% per cent; two years old, } per cent;
sheep, 90 per cent; hogs. 100 per ceAt;
wagons, % per cent.
Crow Wlng-DecreaSes Horses, one year
old, 10 per cent; cattle, one year old. 90 per
cent: COWS, 80 per cent; sheep and hogs, %
per cent.
Observation-Disclosures: Horses. one-year- old.
20: wO-Vear-Ol1 1ns fh -vnOr-OI6
cent; sheep. 80 per cent; hogs, 80 per cent;
saloon stock. 30 per cent; dogs % per cent;
value of land, 80 per cent.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS per cent increase
ON pianos, and 10 per cent on saloon stock
acknowledgements: Horses one and two
year-old. 20 per cent; cattle one-year-old 81
per cent tWoyear-o old, % per cent; cows, 20
per cent.
acknowledgements: Cattle. one-year-old,
20 per cent; cows, 20 per cent; sheep, 15
cent; dogs, 500 per cent. Nv 30
Observation-Disclosures: Horses, ne-year-olds
20 per cent: two-yearolds 50 per cent; cat
tie, one-year-olds. 80 per cent: sheep, 80 per
cent; hogs, 80 per cent; dogs. $50 per cent.
Mile Lacs-Increases: Horses, two-year
olds 40 per cent; hogs, 40 per cent; saloon
stock, 200 per cent dogs. 800 per cent. :
Polk-lncreases: Horses, one and two
year-olds, 20 per cent; three years old and
over, 30 Der cent; cattle. oneyear-olds, 25
per cent; two-year-olds 50 per cent; cows,
90 per cent; over three years. 10 per cent;
sheep, 45 per cent; wagons, 10 per cent: sa-
loon stock, 80 per cent; dogs, $50 per cent
St.Louis-Land, l per cent decrease; struct-
ures on land. 10 per cent decrease.
Ramsey county-Increase: On pianos 10
per cent; saloon stock, 20 per cent
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Sibley-Increases: Horses, one and two
yearold, 10 per cent; three-year-o - per
ceat; cattle, e-year-old, 80 per cent; two
year-old, 30 per cent: sheep, 10 per cent:
hogs, 30 per cent; wagons 20 per cent; value
of land. 10 per cent.
Wabasha-Increases: Horses, one-year-old,
tie, one year-old, 30 per cent; cows, 5 per
cent; sheep So per cent: hogs so per cent;
wagons, 15 per cent; value of land, % per
cent.