Morris tribune., 1891-08-05
[oFFIoIAL.
County Board of Equalization

the county auditor, were sworn as a
Board of Equalization.
The assessment of personal proper
ty was taken up for consideration,
occupying the forenoon session.
On motion the personal property of
Morrill, and Dopkins was ordered to
be assessed in the town of Darnen.
Adjourned to half past one p. m.
Afternoon session all present.
Personal property assessments of
! the different towns was discussed till
time of adjournment,
Adjourned to 10 a. m. Tuesday.
Tuesday, 10 a. m. Board met as
per adjournment all present.
The personal property assessment
of George Briant of the town Of Moore
was ordered cancelled.
The assessment of yearling colts in
the town Framnas was reduced six
per cent.
Assessment of yearing colts in the
town of Swan Lake was raised seven
per cent.
Yearlipg colts in town of Darnen
were rednced eleven per cent.
Valuation of yearling colts in the
town of Hodges was raised eight per
cent.
Adjourned to 1:30 p. m.
Afternoon session. All members of
board present.
The assessment of two-year old colts
in the town of Hodges was raised ten
per cent.
The assessment Of tWo-year old colts
in the town of Framna3 was raised
eight per cent.
Valuation of tWo-year old colts in
the town of Stevens was raised four
per cent.
All thorough bred stations in the
county were ordered assessed at $780,
Horses three years old and over in
the town of Framnas valuation re-
duced 3 per cent.
Horses three years old and over in
the town of Swan Lake assessment
reduced 3 per cent.
Assessment of horses in the town
of Moore raised 10 per cent.
Assessment of horses three years
and over in the town of Horton re-
duced 3 per cent.
Horses three years old and over in
| the town of Baker were raised 5 per
cent.
Assessment of horses three years old
and over in the town of Synnes raised
per cent.
Assessment of horses in town of
Darnen raised 10 per cent.
Assessment of horses in town Of
Scott reduced 3 per cent.
Assessment of horses in town of
Pepperton reduced 3 per cent,
Assessment of horses in town of
Donnelly reduced 3 per cent.
Assessment of horses three years
old and over in the villages of Morris
and Hancock was raised 5 per cent.
Cattle two years old and over in the
towns of Darnen and Framnas were
rased II per cent.
Assessment of oxen in the towns of
Framnas and Horton was reduced Is
per cent.
Assessment of oxen in the towns of
Morris and Stevens was reduced Il
per cent.
Oxen in the towns Of Moore and
Eldorado raisedS per cent.
Oxen in the town of Scott raised 81
per cent.
Oxen in the town of Synnes raised
II per cent.
Other cattle in the towns of Darnen,
Everglade and Moore raised 20 per
cent.
Other cattle in the towns of Don
nelly, Swan Lake, Framnas, Stevens
and Scott were raised Is per cent.
Other cattle in the towns of Hodges
and Eldorado reduced % per cent.
Other cattle in the towns of Rends-
vile and Horton reduced II per cent.
Other cattle in the town of Pepper
ton reduced so per cent.
Other cattle in the town of Morris
reduced % per cent.
Adjourned to 10 a. m. Wednesday.
Board met at 10 a. m. Wednesday
as per adjournment-a present.
The assessment Of sheep in the
county was raised SO per cent.
Wagons and carriages in the towns
Moore, Hodges and Eldorado raised
SO per cent.
Wagons and carriages in the towns
of Morris, Donnelly and Scott raised
81 per cent.
Wagons and carriages in the towns
of Swan Lake, Darnen and Synnes
raised 20 per cent.
Wagons and carriages in the towns
of Horton ond Framnas reduced Il
per cent.
| Wagons and carriages in the town
of Pepperton reduced 20 per cent.
Wagons and carriages in the towns
of Baker and Rendsville reduced 7
Der cent.