The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1897-07-29

ton reduced in the following townships
as follows: Newburgh 1915 per cent,
Westtield As per cent. Enger 10 per cent,
Greenview 10 per cent. Lincoln 10 per
cent. Melrose Is per cent, Riverside per
cent, Colgate 80 per cent. Hope town
ship per cent, Willow Lake Is per cent
and Incorporated Town of Hope 10 per
cent.
On motion the board adjourned until
Friday July 8, 1897, at | 80 o'clock p. M.
Approved July 8, 1897.
Chairman.
CHARLES G. BOISE.
County Auditor.
Sherbrooke, N. D., July 8, 1897.
County board of review and equaliza-
tion met at 80 o'clock p. m., pursuant
to adjournment. Present. r. B. Coch-
rane, chairman, and Commissioners
King, Brown, Rindy and Williams, and
the county auditor.
The minutes of the meeting of July 8,
1897, were read and approved.
In the absence of the states attorney
and by consent of Henry Dilenbeck ESQ,
appearing in behalf of the Cargill Eleva-
tor company and the St. Anthony &
Dakota Elevator company, action on all
the petitions for correction of assessment
made by said companies and others, and
continued from the session of July 6,
1897, was postponed until July 10, 1897,
at 1:30 o'clock p. M.
The valuations of sleighs, sleds, wagons,
carriages and all other wheeled vehicles
including bicycles. were on motion in
creased in the following townships as
follows: Newburgh 20 per cent, Norway
So per cent. Finger 5 per cent, Golden
Lake 5 per cent, Bergen 30 per cent,
Primrose 10 per cent. Sherbrooke so per
cent, Easton 10 per cent. Lincoln Is per
cent, and Willow Lake 30 per cent.
The valuations of sleighs, sleds,
wagons. carriages and all wheeled vehi-
cles including bicycles. were on motion
reduced in the following townships as
follows: Norman per cent, Edendale
Is per cent, Melrose Is per cent, River
side Is per cent, Broadlawn As per cent,
Colgate 40 per cent, Hope Township 5
per cent and Incorporated Town of
Hope As per cent.
The valuations of agricultural tools,
implements and machinery were on mo-
tion increased in the following townships
as follows: Newburgh 10 per cent, Nor.
way 225 per cent, Westfield 40 per cent,
Enger 10 per cent, Golden Lake 80 per
cent, Highland ITO per cent, Bergen so
per cent, Sherbrooke 40 per cent, Easton
100 per cent, Hope Township 33ss per
cent. and Willow Lake Is per cent.
The valuations Of agricultural tools,
implements and machinery were on mo.
ton reduced in the following townships
as follows: Norman Is per cent, Prim-
rose 20 per cent, Greenview 40 per cent.
Edendale 40 per cent, Melrose 20 per
cent, Riverside 40 per cent, and Colgate
121a per cent.
On motion G. G. Boise was assessed in
the township of Hope, $4,000 on thresh
ing machine and other personal property
not listed by the assessor of said town.
Ship due notice being waived
Thereupon at 4 o'clock p. u., on mo-
ton tho board adjourned until 130
o'clock p. IN. July 10, 1897.
Approved July 10. 1897.
R. B. CocHRANE,
Chairman.
CHARLES 6. BOISE,
County Auditor.
Sherbrooke, N. D., July 10, 1897
County board of review and equaliza-
tion met at 1:30 o'clock p. M, pursuant
to adjournment Present. R. B. Coch.
rane, chairman, and Commissioners
King, Brown, Rindy and Williams, and
the county auditor.
The minutes of the meeting of July 8,
1897, we're read and approved.
On motion the assessment of Patton
and Elliott on pasture fence on section
36, Easton township was reduced from
S256.OO, to $1,000, the same being in pro-
portion to the assessment of such pro-
perty through the county.
The petition of tho st. Anthony e.
Dakota Elevator company, filed July 6,
1897, asking for a correction of the as
sessment of their property at Sharon in
the township of Norman, and duly set
ting forth that they were assessed
100000, on wheat the property of and
placed in store by the Barnum Grain
company of Duluth, was taken up for
consideration by the board, action there
on being hereinbefore postponed from
day to day.
On motion said petition was granted,
and said assessment reduced and said
property of said st. Anthony & Dakota
Elevator company was assessed and
listed as follows: Elevator sl,50O.OO.
fax $4,000, Total 81 $4,000.
On motion the Barnum Grain com.
pany was assessed 81 10000, on wheat in
the elevator at Sharon in the township
of Norman.
The petition of the St. Anthony e.
Dakota Elevator company fled July 6,
1897, asking for correction Of the as
sessment of their property at Colgate in
the township of Colgate, and duly set
ting forth that they were assessed S16,-
10000. on wheat the property of the
Barnum Grain company of Duluth,
Mimi, was taken up for consideration
by the board. action thereon being here
inbefore postponed from day to day.
On motion said petition was granted
said assessment reduced and said pro.
perty of said st. Anthony g. Dakota
Elevator company was assessed and lis
ted as follows: Elevator S1,200O0. one
horse $4,000. fax $4,000, wheat 81 ,242.80,
total s3,1S28O.
On motion the Barnum Grain com.
pany was assessed s16O0O00, on wheat
in the elevator at Colgate in the town.
ship of Colgate.
The petition of the Cargill Elevator
company filed July 6, 1897. asking for a
correction of the assessment of their
property at Sharon in the township of
Norman, and duly setting forth that
they had 4,849 bushels of wheat in store
on the first day of April 1897, was taken
up for consideration by the board, action
thereon being hereinbefore postponed
from day to day.
On motion the personal property of
said Careill Elevator company was re-
6ucod an1 said companv aSspsspfi and
listed at the amount OF Sl,500.O0, at
Sharon in the township of Norman.
On motion the Superior Terminal Ele-
vator company was assessed sl,937.O0
| on wheat in store in the elevator of the
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