Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-07-16
OFFICIAL
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
Board Of County Equalization.
CAVALIER COUNTY, N. D.
CAVALIER COUNTY. N. D.

40 per cent, Dresden raised % per cent,
Easily raised per cent, Fremont raised
per cent, Gordon raised 60 per cent,
Harvey raised 81 per cent, Henderson
raised 30 per cent, Huron raised % per
cent. Langdon raised 3 per cent. Lang
don City raised As per cent. Loan raised
81 per cent. Manila raised % per cent,
Milton raised 40 per cent, Moscow raised
per cent, Olga raised 81 per cent. Perry
raised Is psr cent. Trier raised 81 per
cent. Weber raised IA per cent.
East Alma lowered Is per cent, Nc
Ninley lowered per cent, Storlie lower
ed per cent.
On motion the board adjourned until
Wednesday. July sth 1903, at nine
o'clock a. m.
"WEDNESDAY. JUN STH 1903.
The board reconvened pursuant to
adjournment.
Present: Ole l. Gjevre, chairman and
Commissioners Joseph Heapy. Peter
Reid. Alex Roney and John Reid, and L.
Dawson chairman of the board of super
visors of South Dresden township.
On motion duly seconded and carried
the value of cattle one year old was
equalized among the several townships
at $500 per head, and that the percentum
of increase and decrease be as follows.
Berlin raised Ii per cent, Boyd raised
roSeo1 IN npnf
Harvey raised % per cent. Hope raised
10 per cent. Langdon raised II per cent,
Manila raised 20 per cent. Olga raised
25 per cent, Trier raised % per cent.
Dresden lowered 90 per cent. Gordon
lowered 10 per cent. Mckinley lowered
50 per cent. Montrose lowered 10 per
cent. Mt. Carmel lowered 10 per cent.
Weber lowered 10 per cent.
On motion duly seconded and carried
the value of cattle two years old was
equalized among the several townships
at $500 per head: and that the per
centum Of increase and decrease be as
follows.
olga raised ~ per cent.
Alma lowered 10 per cent, Boyd lower
ed is per cent, Cypress lowered per
cent. Bruce lowered per cent. Dresden
lowered % per cent. Easily lowered 10
per cent. East Alma lowered l0percent.
Gordon lowered 26 per cent. Harvey
lowered 10 per cent. Henderson lowered
IS per cent. Huron lowered Z per cent.
Langdon City lowered 20 per cent. Lin
den lowered sper cent. Mckinley lower
ed II per cent. Milton lowered SO per
cent. South Dresden lowered ! per cent.
Storlie lowered II per cent Weber lower
ed per cent.
On motion duly seconded and carried
the value of COWS was equalzed among
the several townships at s14N) per head
and that the percentum of increase and
decrease be as follows.
Alma raised ID per cent. Berlin raised
50 per cent. Billings raised IA per cent.
Cypress raised Is per cent. Dresden
raised 90 per cent. Fremont raised 80
per cent. Gordon raised II per cent. Grey
raised Ii per cent, Harvey raised II per
cent. Huron raised II per cent. Loan
raised per cent. Montrose raised Il per
cent. Moscow raised IS per cent, Olga
raised 81 per cent. Perry raised II per
cent. South Dresden raised 40 per cent.
Weber raised l6 per cent.
Henderson lowered 10 per cent, Lang
den lowered per cent, Langdon City
lowered 4 per cent, Linden lowered Is
per cent, Milton lowered per cent, Mt
Carmel lowered per cent. Osnabrock
lowered per cent.
On motion the board adjourned until
one o'clock p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board reconvened pursuant to
adjournment.
All members present.
On motion duly seconded and carried
the value of all other cattle was equaliz-
ed among the several townships at $500
per head. and that the percentum of in
crease and decrease as follows.
Billings raised 16 per cent, Easily
raised 40 per cent. Fremont raised IS
per cent, Grey raised Is per cent, Hen
derson raised SO per cent. Loan raised
Is per cent. Manila raised 10 per cent,
Montrose raised 50 per cent, South
Dresden raised 48 per cent.
Cypress lowered Is per cent, Dresden
lowered 20 per cent, Glenila lowered 10
per cent, Harvey lowered 20 per cent,
Langdon lowered 10 per cent, Linden
lowered 10 per cent, Mt. Carmel lowered
40 per cent, Olga lowered 10 per cent.
On motion duly seconded and carried
the value of mules three years old or
over was equalized among the several
townships at $1,000 per head, and that
the percentum of increase and decrease
be as follows.
Alma raised 100 per cent, Billings