The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-09-07

Garden City, 80 per cent Pleasant
, Mound, IS per cent; City of Mankato,
, % per cent.
On motion of Com. Paddock board
adjourned to a. m. July 81 A. D.
1900.
Saturday, July 21st, A. d. 1900.
The county board of equalization
met at a. m. pursuant to adjourn
ment and was called to order by the
chairman.
ALI me mbers of the board equaliza-
tion pres ent.
Com. Borchert offered the Following
resolution, which was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That the aggregate value
of hogs in class as returned by the
assessors be raised the following per
centage as set opposite each assess
ment district, as follows:
Danville 80 per cent Madison Lake
80 per cent; Mapleton, 90 per cent !;
Mapleton Village, 20 per cent Lyra,
33 per cent South Bend, 38 per cent +;
Garden City, 8 per cent Judson, IL
per cent; Pleasant Mound, SO per cent !;
Butternut Valley, Is per cent; Cam
bria, 80 per cent.
| Com. Borchert offered the following
resolution, which was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That the aggregate value
of hogs in class as returned by the
assessor be reduced the following per
centage, as set opposite each assess
ment district, as follows:
| Medo, % per cent Beauford, 80 per
cent Decoria, 90 per cent; Sterling,
20 per cent; Rapidan. Is per cent ;
Shelby, 80 per cent; Vernon Center, 26
per cent Lincoln, IS per cent.
Com. Hughes offered the following
resolution, which was unanimously
adopted
Resolved, That the aggregate value
of wagons, carriages, bicycles, sleighs,
or other vehicles in class as returned
by the assessors be raised the follow
ing per centage, as follows:
Nc Pherson, 40 per cent jamestown,
80 per. cent; Madison Lake, 90 per
cent Beauford, SO per cent Decoria,
81 per cent; Mankato Township, 145
per cent; Sterling, 80 per cent; Rapi-
dan, 40 per cent; Amboy, Is per cent !;
Vernon Center, rs per cent Garden
City, 10 per cent; Lake Crystal, 90
per cent Judson, 81 per cent; Cam
bria, Is per cent.
| Com. Killmer offered the following
resolution which was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That the aggregate value
of waons, carriages bicycles, sleighs
and other vehicles in class as re-
turned by the assessors be reduced the
following per centage as set opposite
each assessment district, as follows:
Mapleton Village Is per cent Good
Thunder, % per cent Shelby, "a per
cent; Pleasant Mound, Is per cent
Ceresco, 25 per cent Butternut Valley,
10 per cent; City of Mankato, 16 per
cent.
Com. Hughes offered the following
resolution, which was unanimously
adopted.
Resolved, That the aggregate value
of sewing and knitting machines in
class 6 as returned by the assessors be
raised the following per centage as set
opposite each assessment district, as
follows:
Mcpherson, A per cent; LIE Ray, 16
per cent Jamestown, 40 per cent
Madison Lake, 10 per cent Sterling,
20 per cent Lyra, 90 per cent; Rapi
dan, % per cent; Amboy village, II
per cent; Vernon Center Village, II
per cent; Garden City, 40 per cent
cent; Butternut Valley, per cent
Cam ;bria, SO per cent.
Com. Killmer offered the following
! resolution which was adopted:
| Resolved, That the aggregate value
of sewing and knitting machines in
class 6 as returned by the assessor of
Lake Crystal, be reduced 81 per cent
Com. Paddock offered the following
resolution which was adopted:
Resolved, That the aggregate value
of melodeons and organs, class s, as re-
turned by the assessors be raised the
/ following per centage as set opposite
each assessment district as follows:
| Danville, 81 per cent Mcpherson,
112 per cent; jamestown, 33 per cent !;
Madison Lake, 10 per cent; Mapleton,
90 per cent; Mapleton Village, Is per
cent Decoria, 10 per cent Rapidan,
81 per cent; Shelby, 33 per cent; Yer
non Center, 10 per cent Vernon Cen
ter Village, 81 per cent Garden City,
81 per cent; Judson, 40 per cent !;
Pleasant Mound, SO per cent Cambria,
As per cent.
Com. Killmer offered the following
resolution which was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That the aggregate value
of piano fortes class 8, as returned by
| the assessor be raised the following
per centage as set opposite each assess
ment district, as follows
Madison Lake, 90 per cent Man
kato Township, 81 per cent; Good
Thunder, 10 per cent Rapidan, 78 per
cent; Garden City, II per cent.
Com. Killmer offered the following
resolution which was adopted:
Resolved, That the aggregate value
of household and Office furniture in
class 10 as returned by the assessors be
raised the following percentage as set
opposite each assessment district, as
| follows:
| Danville, % per cent; Medo is per
cent Mcpherson, 81 per cent LeRay,
SO per cent jamestown, 81 per cent !;
Mapleton Township, % per cent !;
Mapleton village, II per cent; Beau
ford, 1853 per cent; Decoria, " per
cent Mankato Township, A per cent !;
Lime, 40 per cent Lyra, $50 per cent !;
Good Thunder, IA per cent Rapidan,
40 per cent; South Bend, % per cent !;
Vernon Center, 40 per cent; Garden
City, II per cent Judson, 158 per
cent Pleasant Mound, liz per cent !;
Ceresco, SO per cent; Lincoln, 70 per
cent Butternut Valley, 105 per cent !;
! Cambria. $50 per cent.