The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-07-13

North Dakota. for the year 1908, go help
me God.
FRANK GRAY.
G. 0. JOHNSON.
t.. S. SULLAND.
X, A. JOHNSON,
II. N. HoRNER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this sixth day Of July, A. D, 1905,
S. MCPHERSON,
County Auditor.
On motion seconded and carried
Frank Gray was chosen as Chairman of
the Board of Review and Equalization.
For the purpose of equalization, the
value of horses n year old. was on mo-
ton fixed at $500 and increased and
decreased in, the several assessment dis
tricts by the following per centum:
Increased: Newberg. II per cent;
Beaver Creek, 8 per cent; Westfeld. 8
per cent; Sharon, % per cent; Enger,
80 per cent; Golden Lake, s per cent;
Finley, 90 per cent; Franklin, II per
cent; Primrose, 7 per cent; Sh%erbrooke,
II per cent; Easton, Is per cent; Green
view, 8 per cent; Edendale, 81 per cent;
Hugo, 10 per cent; Melrose. II per cent;
Riverside, % per cent; B%roadlawn, 5 per
cent; Colgate, 8 per cent; Willow Lake,
IL per cent, City of Hope, 4 per cent;
Finley Village, 80 per cent. Decreased:
Carpenter, 10 per cent.
The value of horses two years old was
on motion fixed at $4,000 and increased
and decreased in the several assessment
districts as follow 8:
Increased Beaver Creek, 4 per cent;
Sharon, 9 per cent; Enger. 80 per cent;
Golden Lake, 7 per cent; Finley, 81 per
cent; Franklin, 5 per cent; Primrose. l
per cent; Sherbrooke, 5 per cent; Eas-
ton, l per cent; Edendale, 6 per cent,
Melrose, IA per cent; Riverside, 6 per
Colgate. l per cent; Carpenter, 5 per
cent; Finley Village, % per cent. De,
creased: Broadlawn, l per cent; Will
low Lake, 4 per cent. No change made
in Newburg, Westfield, Greenview,
Hugo and City of Hope.
The value of horses three years old
and over was on motion fixed at $500
and increased and decreased in the va
rious assessment districts as follows
Increased Sharon, 10 per cent; En-.
ger, IL per cent; Finley, SO per cent;
Franklin, 4 per cent; Sherbrooke, 5 per
cent; Easton, 6 per. cent; Glendale, 5
per cent; Hugo, 6 per cent; Melrose,
per cent; Willow Lake, 9 per cent; City
of Hope, S per cent; Finley Village, Al
per cent. Decreased: Newberg, 3 per
cent; Westfield, l per cent; Golden Lake,
4 per cent; G%reenview, 3 per cent; River.
side, 8 per cent; Broadlawn, l per cent;
Colgate l per cent; Carpenter. 8 per
cent. No change made in Beaver Creek
and Primrose.
The valuation of stations kept for
service was on motion placed at $l25.OO
increased and decreased in the various
oooSooh4CLu ACLS DIS lOllOWS In
creased Newberg, so per cent; Beaver
Creek, 25 per cent; Sharon, 25 per cent;
Sherbrooke, 25 per cent; Easton, GO 90
per cent; Broadlawn, so per cent; Viii.
low Lake, Is per cent. Decreased Fin
ley Village, 10 per cent. No change made
in Westfield, Hugo. Melrese and City of
Hope.
The value of cattle one year old was
on motion placed at $500 and increased
and decreased in the various assessment
districts as follows: Increased: New
burgh, 32 per cent; Beaver Creek, 80 per
cent; Westfield, 3315 per cent; Sharon,
81 per cent; Enger, IS per cent; Golden
Lake, 1873 per cent; Finley "A, per cent;
Franklin, Cd per cent; Sherbrooke, "a
per cent; Easton, "a per cent; Green.
view, 1875 per cent; Glendale, SO per
cent; Hugo, 1873 per cent; Riverside, 10