The Dickinson press., 1899-07-15
OFFICIAL
Proceedings of the Board of Commission
erS of Stark County.

AS a board OF equalization continued
from last week.
lmproyemcnts on lot /, in block rs were in
creased from 81 0 to sou.
improvements ON lot ;, block y wei G increas.
Oh from 5000 to 40
improvements on lat 6. block 20 wero increas-
cd from $500 to 1W.
IN motion the foil" wing changes were ordered
IN the assessments of improvements in tho town
OF South Dickinson, viz:
dm~proycments on lot !, block 3 increased
Improyemcnts on lot ?, blocRHC were incrcas-
Cd from S1UN to 80.
improvements on lots 1 bloc, 1 were lac eascd
from $40 to $50.
On motion the following changes wnrc o ,l..-
O.! made i'll tho assc<sm"nt OF inr:ovenrn.S in
the Dako'H Ian aud colonization Cu,n;any's
addition +" 'hn toxin OF Dickinson viz:
improvements IN lots 3 and 4 block r were
iilc'ea-cst ir,,1l 500 To $500
improvements { II lot 5 hi, C., Il wpr. iucrcas-
cd FROM $2D to 80.
Imrroy"ncnts on lot ; ,::hlock j were lie cas-
ell from $500 TO ISL.
On motion all that part of the town of
South Dickinson described by meets and
bounds, and as part of the nwA sec. 10,
township 1870, range 90, assessed to the
following persons, viz: Robert Lyon, Ed
ward II. kinscy, D. l.. Adams, f. H.
Wcstover, Joe Miller and Frank Gieser,
was ordered stricken off the assessment
roll on the ground OF double assessment;
said property being included in the as
sessment of M~cDonough's addition of
the town of South Dickinson.
On motion board adjourned to July 7,
at 9 o'clock a. M.
July 7, Q o'clock a. m. board met pur-
suant to ad journment; all members pres
ent. The board continued in their work
OF examining and correcting assessment
rolls.
On motion board adjourned to 2 O'Clock
p. IN.
At 2 O'Clock p. m. board met pursuant
to adjournment: all members present
Occupied ..in sequalizing and correcting
the assessment rolls.
On motion 500 was added to the per-
sonal property assessment of Frank
kim for a piano which had been omit.
ted from the assessment roll.
On motion $40 was added to the per-
sonal property assessment of the follow.
ing persons for the Improvements on
their homesteads which had been omit.
ted, viz: C%hristoph Antoine, Anton Andis,
Jacob Antoine, Joseph Antoine, John An.
dor, Martin Andor, Martin Blast, Frank
bayer' James Corners, Joseph Dobitz.
Peter II. Dassinger, Geo. Dassinger, An.
ton Duckorn, Carl Duckorn, Michael
Engel, John Engel, ST., John Enger, ia.
cob Goetz, Joseph Haydun, Joseph Hlipp
Halver Jensen: John Krauter, Peter Mis-.
hels, John Martin, John Morgandolar
Nick Rittinger, John Schank, Matthias
Schiller, Nickolaus Schroeder, N. G
Swenning, George Ulschak, John Van
Horn, Frank Wagendorf and John Feiler,
On motion Sis vas added for improve.
ments on the .homesteads of the follow.
ing persons, said Improvements having
been omitted from the assessment roll
Tor the year 1899, viz: Frank Kirschen,
heiter, Anton Lipert, Andrew Lob, Jos
Meyer, Phillip Waber and John Wehner
On motion $40 was added to the per
sonal property assessment of the follow
ing persons for the improvements on
their homesteads which has been omitted
viz: Max Addelman, Peter Dassinger
John Grundhauser, Adam Lefer, Frank
Lefer, Andrew Schafer and John Vein
schret.
On motion SIS was added to the per
sonal property assessment of the follow
ing persons for the improvements or
their homesteads which has been omit
ted, viz: Arthur Cooling and Carl Huth.
On motion $50 was addedto the assess
ment of Frank Flohr for the improve.
ments on his homestead which had beer
omitted.
On motion the personal property ass
essment Of F. S%chlapman was reduced
from sI74o to 5000.
On motion the s2oI5, personal proper
ty assessment against James Henderson
in the second commissioner district was
ordered stricken off the assessment roll
on the ground of double assessment roll
said property being assessed and belong
ing in the third commissioner district.
On motion 500 was added to the per.
sonal property assessment of Mrs. Eva
Beck for a piano whichhad been omitted
from the assessment roll.
On motion the assessment of A. +.
Crowl's merchandise was increased from
$4,000 to $4,000.
On motion the merchandise assessment
of T. J. Greene was increased from 100,
90 to 10000.
On motion the personal propertyassess.
ment of J. E. Mc.Coul was increased
from 1894. to s684.oo, the increase being
for the Improvements on his homestead
which had been omitted.
Onmotion the personal property assess
ments of VIM. Ray was increased from
s526. to $4,000, said increase being for a
piano which had been omitted.
On motion the personal property assess
ment Of c. E. Allen was increased from
$500 to $4,000, being $500 additional
valuation placed on the piano owned by
him.
On motion the board adjourned to July
10th at 2 o'clock PM.
July 10,
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present commissioners Mcclure and Lee