Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-07-14

As per cent, Langdon raised 30 per cent,
Loan raised 20 per cent. Montrose
100 per cent, Olga raised 100 per cent,
PER-, raised 100 per cent. South Ores
den raised 50 per cent, Trier raised 100
per ce::t
Easily lowered - per ceut. Grey
lowered 3a1s per cent, Henderson
lowerered 10 per cent, Mckinley lowered
Is per cent.
James G Dickson and + w Bleakley
appeared bsfore the Board in regard to
the assessed valuation of the resident
part of Lapsdon City. claiming tuat the
resident part is assessed too high in
proportion with the business portion OF
the city.
After discussing th. question it was
resolved that no action be taken unless
recommended by ,ha city board of
equalization.
w Mooney protested against the
assessment OF town lots in the business
portions of Milton and Osnabrock vii
lagos, claiming that said lots were not
high enough assessed in proportion with
the assessment OF town lots III Langdon
City, and also that the assessment of
1000 tons of ice owned by Chas Haugh
in Langdon City, has been omitted. No
action taken.
On motion the Board adjourned until
/ O'Clock D. ID.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board reconvened pursuant to
adjournment.
Present: John Reid. chairman, and
Commissioners JOS Heapy. Peter Reid
and Alex Roney. Absent. Commits
sloner Gjevre.
Resolved, that the auditor ne iu.
structed to make the following changes
in the assessment of sleighs:
Alma raised 1915 per cent, Billings
raised is per cent, Boyd raised per
cent. Dresden raised per cent, Mont
rose raised 66ss per cent, S.orlie raised
20 per cent.
Easily lowered % per cent.
Resolved, that the auditor be in
structed to make the following changes
IN the assessment of wagons, carriages,
etc.
Alma raised 20 per cent Berlin
raised 81 per cent, Billings raised
70 per cent, Cypress raised 1878
per cent. Gordon raised IL per cent.
Fremont raised 10 per cent, Hope raised
6 per cent, Huron raised 10 per cent,
Montrose raised % per cent. Moscow
raised IS per cent, Olga raised 25 per
cent. Osnabrock raised 10 per cent,
South Dresden raised per cent, Trier
raised 331s per cent.
Dresden lowered II per cent. Boyd
lowered 30 per cent. East Alma lowered
II Der cent, Glenila lowered 1913 per
cent, Easily lowered 25 per cent, Grey
lowered 40 per cent, Harvey lowered Is
per cent, Henderson lowered % per cent,
jackson lowered 8 per cent. Langdon
City lowered 30 per cent, Linden
lowered p per cent. Loan lowered 5
per cent, Manila lowered II per cent,
Mckinley lowered 81 per cent. Milton
lowered 36 per cent, Storlie lowered IA
per cent, Weber lowered % per cent.
Resolved, that the auditor be in
structed to make the following changes
IN the assessment of melodeons and
organs:
Billings raised ITO per cent, Alma
raised 200 per cent. Boyd raised Is per
cent, Bruce raised so per cent, Dresden
raised so per cent, Easily raised so per
cent, Glenila raised 200 per cent. Har.
vey raised 200 per cent, Henderson
raised so per cent, Hope raised so per
cent, Huron raised l3 per cent, jackson
raised 200 per cent, Langdon raised 90
per cent, Langdon City raised per
cent. Linden raised SIS per cent. Loan
raised 25 per cent, Manila raised 30
per cent, Mckinley raised 200 per cent,
Milton raised 10 per cent. Olga raised
137 per cent. Osnabrock village raised
200 per cent. Moscow raised 125 per
cent, South Dresden raised 200 per cent.
Storlle raised 100 per cent.
Montrose lowered 10 per cent.
Resolved, that the auditor be IN
structed to make the following changes
in the assessment of pianos:
Alma raised BOO per cent, Langdon
raised Go per cent Manila raised 60 per
cent, Easily raised IA per cent, South
Dresden raised Go per cent, Harvey
raised 20 per cent Mckinley raised Go
per cent.
! Boyd lowered 5 per cent, Dresden
lowered 5per cent, Henderson lowered
AZ per cent, Loan lowered per cent,
Langdon City lowered 81 per cent, Olga
lowered 20 per cent, Osnabrock village
lowered 20 per cent, Milton lowered
1875 per cent.
On motion the Board adjourned until
81.