Morris tribune., 1905-07-29

20 per cent. Farm machinery 25 per
cent.
On motion the following articles in
the town of Morris were reduced ::
Cows 10 per cent.
On motion the following articles in
the town of Morris were raised:
Household goods 80 per cent. Agri-
cultural machinery 115 per cent.
On motion the following article in
the town of Horton was reduced:
Cows 10 per cent.
On motion the following articles in
the town of Horton were raised:
Sheep 10 per cent. Wagons and car
riages 5 per cent. Organs 5 per cent.
Household goods 35 per cent. Agri-
cultural implements 20 per cent.
On motion the following articles in
the town of Synnes were raised:
Stations 60 per cent. All other cattle
rs per cent Organs and melodions 35
per cent Household furniture $50 per
CC11I. dl Ill IlldCll1llSly OU pei SCuC.
On motion the following articles in
the town of Scott were raised: Wa
gons and carriages 10 per cent. Sew
ing machines 20 per cent. Melodions
and organs 20 per cent. Household
goods 35 per cent. Farm machinery
20 per cent.
On motion the following articles in
the town of Pepperton were raised:
Stations Is per cent. Cows per
cent. Hogs 10 per cent. Wagons and
carriages 20 per cent. Sewing ma
chimes 20 per cent. Pianos 10 per cent.
Household goods 210 per cent. Farm
machinery Is per cent.
On motion the following articles in
the town of Donnelly were raised:
Organs 5 per cent.
On motion board adjourned to 10
a. M, July 10, 1905.
Board met at 10 am, July 10, 1905.
All members present.
On motion the following articles in
the town of Stevens were raised: All
other cattle SO per cent. Hogs 10 per
cent Wagons and carriages so per
cent Sewing machines $50 per cent.
Watches and clocks 210 per cent. Mel
odions and organs 50 per cent. House
hold goods 450 per cent, Farm ma
chinery 80 per cent.
On motion the following articles in
the town of Baker were reduced:
Three year old horses 20 per cent.
On motion the following articles in
the town of Baker were raised: All
other cattle 60 per cent. Sewing ma
chimes 20 per cent. Farm machinery
IS per cent.
On motion the following articles in
the town of Everglade were raised:
Sewing machines 20 per cent. House
hold goods 275 per cent. Farm ma
chinery so per cent
On motion the following articles in
the town of Eldorado were raised:
Sewing machines 20 per cent. Farm
machinery 80 per cent. Household
goods 235 per cent.
On motion the following articles in
the village of Donnelly were raised:
Two year old horses Is per cent Wa
gons and carriages per cent. Pianos |
300 per cent Household goods SO per |
cent. Article No. 26 200 per cent
On motion the board adjourned to |
3 o'clock p. m.
Board reconvened at o'clock p.
m. All members present.
On motion it was voted that the |
assessment Of the State Bank of Don |
nelly in the village of Donnelly be /
raised to $2615.O0.
On motion the following article in
the city of Morris was reduced: Year
ling colts 33 1-3 per cent.
On motion the following articles in |
the city of Morris were raised: Hor- |
ses, three years and over, 10 per cent !
Cows 10 per cent. Hogs 60 per cent.
Sewing machines 20 per cent. Pianos |
5 per cent Diamonds 200 per cent. |
Article NO. 2S, 60 per cent.
Board adjourned to 10 a. m., July |
20, 1905.
Board met at 10 a. M, July 20, /
1906 All members present.
On motion the following articles in
the village of Hancock were raised:
Wagons and carriages so per cent.
Sewing machines 20 per cent. Pianos
30 per cent. Household goods 25 per
cent. Elevators 80 per cent
On motion the following articles in
he village of Hancock were reduced:
Watches and clocks 40 per cent. Or
sans rs per cent.
The following persons were notified
o appear before the board of equal
zation: Nilsson, Hanson & Co., S. Ste
yart, S. J. Stebbins, A. III. Danielson,
ZONES Lumber Co., N. Vinie & Co., F.
\. Mullen, J. R. Reeve, Lampert Lum