The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-07-26
Official Proceedings of the Board
of County Commissioners, Act
ing as a County Board of Re-
view and Equalization:
Continued from last week.)
Afternoon Session.

Sherbrooke, N. D., July 6, 1900.
Board OF county commissioners con-
vened at l:30 o'clock p. M, pursuant to
adjournment. All members present.
On motion the valuation of sheep
were increased 81 per cent in each of
the following Townships:
Norway, Westfield, Golden Lake,
Highland, Bergen, Primrose, Easton,
Lincoln, Melrose and Hope, and 10 per
cent in Greenview township.
The valuations of sheep were ON mo
tion decreased as folluws:
Newburgh 40 per cent, Norman 81 per
cent, Sherbrooke 40 per cent, Edendale
20 per cent, Broadlawn 20 per cent.
The valuations of hogs were on mo
ton increased as follows:
Newburgh TX per cent, Norway 26
per cent, Westtield TX per cent, High
land per cent, Bergen 7 per cent. Sher
brooke 20 per cent, Easton 45 per cent,
Greenyiew ~ per cent, Lincoln 20 per
cent, Riverside 20 per cent, Broadlawn
7 per cent, Willow Lake As per cent.
The valuations of hogs were on mo-
tion decreased as follows:
Norman 10 per cent, Enger 20 per
cent. Highland IA per cent, Edendale 80
per cent, Melrose 16 per cent. Hope twp.
"a per cent.
No change was made in the valuation
of hogs in the townships of Primrose
and Colgate.
The valuations of sleighs and sleds
were on motion increased as follows:
Newburgh 40 per cent, Norman 121s
per cent, Enger 1876 per cent, Highland
% per cent, Bergen per cent, Easton
10 per cent, Greenwich per cent, River
side II per cent.
The valuations of sleighs and slede
we're on motion decreased as follows:
Golden Lake 10 per cent, Primrose q
per cent, Sherbrooke 80 per cent, Lin.
coin 81 per cent, Melrose SO per cent
Broadlawn per cent, Colgate 3 pei
cent, Hope twp. l8 per cent, Willow
Lake per cent, Hope village As pei
cent.
No change was made in the valuation
of sleighs and eleds in the townships oi
Norway and Edendale.
The valuations of bicycles were or
motion increased as follows:
Newburgh SO per cent, Golden Lake
so per cent, Highland 40 per cent, Eas
ton II per cent.
The valuations of bicycles were or
motion decreased as follows:
Norman 9 per cent, Bergen per cent
Primrose 33115 per cent, Sherbrooke "a
per cent, Lincoln 81 per cent, Milrose 81
per cent, Colgate 81 per cent, Hope vii
lage % per cent.
No change was made in the valuation
of bicycles in Greenview township.
The valuations of wagons and carri
ages were on motion increased as fol
lows:
Newburgh 20 per cent, Westfield A
per cent, Norman Is per cent. Enger
per cent, Golden Lake per cent, High
land II per cent, Bergen 81 per cent
Easton per cent, Lincoln 81 per cent
Melrose 7 per cent, Willow Lake 121:
per cent.
The valuations of wagons and carri
ages were on motion decreased as fol
lows:
Norway 81 per cent, Primrose 10 pc
cent, Sherbrooke 81 per cent, Green
view per cent, Edendale IL per cent
Riverside % per cent, Colgate 4 pc
cent, Hope twp. 16 per cent, Hope vii
lage per cent.
No change was made in the valuation
of wagons and carriages in the town
ship of Broadlawn.
On motion the board adjourned unit
Saturday, July 7th, 1900 at 10 o'clocl
| a. m.
T. s. HUNT,
| County Auditor.