The Dickinson press., 1893-07-22
Stark County BOARD Of Eou.ll.atiou,

to an adjournment made last week;
Commissioners JOpp and Fisher and
Auditor Leask present.
Auditor I.eask was instructed to
enter upon assessment roll 25 cattle
under two years old at 5000 per head,
and twenty COWS two years old and
over Mt $l5, belonging to A. Schukr-
kee; also 81 range horses at 325 per
head, belonging to A. Schukrkee 4 Co.
This stock was assessed in Billings.
A communication from one Geo. f..
Newman, alleging to he an assessor Of
Custer county. claimed that the Beas.
ley sheep had been assessed by him.
This was not considered sufficient evi.
dence, and Auditor Leask was in
structed to get u sworn statement
from the county auditor of Custer as
to the assessment.
Horses in 3rd district were equali-
zed at $50 per head and bronchos at
$40 25.
A levy for county expenses for en-
suing year, was made up as follows:
Treasurer, $1,000 90
Auditor, 1900 90
States Attorney, 45O 90
VI t'SuOotos SOo w
County Judge, 500 90
Sheriff and Jail, 1900 90
District Court, 1900 90
County Commissioners, 400 90
Lights and fuel, 800 90
Poor, 500 90
Election, 200 90
Insurance, $50 90
Interest on bonds, 1855 90
Books and printing, 1900 90
Miscellaneous 1900 90
Bridges, $500 90
Total, le,O55 90
Board adjourned to 3 p. III. On re-.
convening, members all present.
Colts and horses under 3-years old
were eq,,aliZed at $l6 in each of the
three districts.
Cattle under years old in End dis
trict were raised 8 per cent, being
euualized at $3.50 throughout the
county; COWS 9 years old and over,
1926; range cattle at SIS; all other
cattle at 800. On motion of Caldwell
sheep were equaliZed ut $l.25 per
head; hogs at $3.
Board adjourned to July l8 at 9 a. m.
All members present on re.conven-
ing.
The assessment of James Harring-
ton of 225 range cattle was reduced to
200.
The following petitions were disal-
lowed:
James Harrington to transfer his
assessment of live stock from Stark
k, T1nHnr1,s11 0rl
II. Pearl ditto; j. B. Kelly from Stark
to Williams.
Board adjourned to 2p. IN. On re.
convening, members all present.
Board then adjourned to Wednes-
day, July 10, at Q Il. m. On reconven.
ing, members all present
The following changes were made
on personal property:
A. II. Arnett, household goods,
| raised from 800 to $3.50.
G. S. Adams, agricultural imple-
ments omitted by assessor, $50.
S. II. Bolton, household goods. from
| $50 to 800.
w. +. Cunningham, household
goods, from $50 to 800.
J. j. Freeman, piano, from $75 to
$l25; household goods, $3.50 to 5000.
w. A. McCloy, piano, from 300 to
1926.
N. C. Lawrence, household goods,
from 2e0 to $50.
A. Hilliard, household goods from
100 to $50.
l.. A. Simpson, piano, from 100 to
1876.
Board adjourned to 8 p. m. On re.
convening all members present.
A. II. Crowl, piano, from IS to 1876
j.. "A. Simpson, typewriter, IS to So
Joe Tuna, farm machinery, 10 to 60
Walton & Davis, warehouse, IS to
375.
A. N. Jetferies, household goods
100 to 200.
J. j. Freeman, merchandise 1900
to 1900.
Currie & Crowl, merchandise, $500
to $500.
j. M. Tracey, machinery, 300 to 500
j.. l.. Lewis, merchandise, 1000 tC
700.
Carl Leman, machinery, 225 to 500
Dominick Foster. thresher omitted
by assessor, 100.
Robt. Lee, SO horses assessed in
Dunn, transferred to Stark.
Gladstone Flour mill machinery
1900 to 1000.
Oak. Land & Col. Co.. brick plan
and buildings, 1900 to $500.
A. C. McGillivray, household goods
100 to 2D0.