The Dickinson press., 1892-07-30

increased from IS to 100 dollars; pi-
ano increased from 100 to l25 dollars.
Board adjourned to July 10Th at 8
4. M.
July l9th.-l}oard convened pursu-
ant to adjournment, all present.
On motion the following lands were
equalized as follows: south half of the
northwest quarter and lots 3 and 1 of
sec. 9, tp. l3Q, range 81, reduced from
800 to 200 per acre.
North. east quarter, sec. q, tip. l4O, |
range 81, reduced from 200 to $50
per acre.
All of sec. 8, tip. l39, range 90, in
creased from 200 to $50 per acre,
Caldwell voting 10.
East half of sec. 80, tip. lao, range
%, increased from 200 to 800 per
acre.
East half, northwest quarter, and
east half southwest quarter, sec. 80,
tn. l4O, range 90, increased from zoo
to 800 per acre.
East half of northeast quarter. and
west half northwest quarter, sec. SO,
tip. 40, range SO, increased from 200
to 800 dollars per acre.
SOuOtl llolAS SCSs OOS W. 1fOs i0tnS pos
increased from 200 to 800 dollars per
acre.
Northwest quarter, sec. 81, tip. 40,
range 90, increased from 200 to $50
All of sec. S, tp. l39, range 90, in
ceased from 200 to $50 per acre.
On motion, all stations returned ty
the assessors under healing of "uthrr
items not enumerated" be included
under heading of ''Aorses oyer three
years DID," The following changes
were ordered in valuation of stations.
L Underhill, two stations, in
creased from 800 to 400 dollars.
j w Harnden, one stallion, re-
duced from 200 to 100 dollars.
On motion, the assessment of A.
Cooling for horses, was reduced from
100 to 80 dollars.
Assessment of NJ. Hickman, on
horses, increased from 90 to 40 dol
lars.
Personal property of Mrs. S. f. Lee
was increased from IS to IS dollars on
household furniture.
On motion the following %equaliZa
tions of personal property we're made;
All horses under 3 years, ut 1900
dollars per head.
All horses over 3 years, at $500 dol
lars per head.
All cattle under 2 years, ut $50 per
head.
All cows, 2 years old and over, ut
1900 per head:
All other cattle, 2years old and oyer,
at 1850 per head.
Mules at $500 dollars per head.
Sheep at LIS
Hogs at 800
Wagons at 1000 each.
The auditor was instructed to in
| crease and decrease the valuation as
| returned by the assessort to the figures
as equalized.
On MOTION of commissioner Fisher
the valuation Of same description of
personal property in the u%norganized
counties Of Dunn, Mckenzie, Wallace
| Alfred and Hettinger, were fixed on
| the same basis as in Stark county.
Mr. G S Fernald, tax commissioner
Of the N p r r Co., appeared be.
fore the board in reference to the as
sessment of railroad lands. Auditor
Aud offered the following resolution
which was adopted;
Resolved, that all lands exclusive of
townsites and additions thereto, be
| equalized on a basis of a reduction of
10 per cent from the value as fixed by
| this board.
The following changes in values of
lands were on motion, made:
South half, sec. II, tip. 139, range 81,
reduced from $50 to ESQ per acre.
Sections 3, II, 10, rs, II and Fl, tip.
1879, range pl, reduced from LIS to
l.50 per acre.
Sections II and 20, tip. l39, range 90,
reduced from 600 to l.50 per acre.
Section 81, tip. l4O,' range 90, reduced
from 200 to 100 per acre.
East half, section Is, tip. lao, range
90, reduced from 200 to 100 per acre.
Northwest quarter, Sec. 80, tip. lao,
range 90, reduced from $50 to 200
per acre.
Sections o., AZ and Is, tp. l4Q, range
90, reduced from LOO to 75c. per acre.
ALI of towns 1873, range 90, and 1873,
range 90, reduced from 75c. to SOC. per
acre.
All lots in Richardton and Tayl OF
equallyed OH basis of 800.
Lots in Gladstone returned at 200
or less, increased to $500.
Board adjourned to July go, at $
a. m.
July 2Oth.--Board convened pursu-
ant to adjournment.
Southeast quarter, sec. "a, tip. l40,
range 90, reduced from 400 to $50 pei
acre.
Furniture assessment of MIC Law.
renee increased from lis to $50 dol.
lars.
Piano of Miss Gertrude Lawrence,
increased from $50 to 200 dollars.
a II Arnett, household furniture
increased from 100 to $50 dollars.
G Van Solen, household furniture,
INCREASED from 40 to l25 dollars.
Household furniture of A c Nc.
Gillivray, increased from 100 to zoe
dollars.
Household furniture offs L Bolton
increased from IS to 100 dollars.
Jas. Whalen, household furniture
reduced from $50 to 1875 dollars.
On motion, all furniture in the
county was equaliZed on basis of IL
per cent. increase oyer valuation as
fixed by this board.
Board adjourned to 4 p. M.
Board reconvened at 4 p. m.
There being no further business
the board adjourned SIM die.
GEO. AUD,
County Auditor
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