The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1905-07-15

ernment land.
MEX NE1-4, 81 NEI.4 & NE1.4 Sc
ia sec. Io-I38.o5, add for Improvements
$1,000.
NE1.4 sec. S-I3o.o5 raised to $500 per
acre account coal lands
SE1.4 sec. 8-13o.o5 raised to $40. per
acre account coal lands.
SW'.4 sec. S.139.o5 raised to S 90 per
acre account coal lands.
NWI-4 sec. 8-I3o-o5 raised to $500 per
acre account coal lands.
Lots z, 3, 4& SE1.4 SWl-4 sec. 1890.
o5 add for Improvements s75.
All sec. 7l-I4o.o5 add for improve
ments $50.
VIZ 27-l4o.o5 add for Improvements
s75.
SK SEI.4, META SE1-4 & SE1-4 SW-
Ia sec. aS.I4o.95 add for Improvements
$40.
improvements on lots 5, and block
ID Gladstone, improvements raised from
$500. to $500.
Improvements on lots IS and l6 block
"a Gladstone raised from $500. to 5000.
Improvements on lots II, I8, 10 and 20
block ID Gladstone raised from $780, to
$500.
Assessment Of Julius Hollst, personal
property in the second district was
raised 5000. for ware house in Glad
stone.
Assessment, personal property, of
Matt Kannary, Gladstone, was raised
SIS for fixtures and 500. goods and
mdse.
James Little Jr. assessment for s3I6o
was transferred from Stark to the un-
organized county of Hettinger, account
stock assessed against said Little range
in Hettinger county.
Assessment Of Jacob Rothschiller,
Gladstone, personal property, raised
500 for goods and mdse.
On motion the board adjourned to o a.
m. July H..
Q, a. m. July 18th, 1905.
Board convened as per adjournment;
present Walton and Lee.
On motion all lands in Stark county
outside Of Dickinson we're equalized at
81 per acre excepting certain coal lands,
descriptions of which are given else
where in these minutes.
Two hundred and fifty dollars for
| improvements we're added to lot "a.
block n, Gladstone.
Two hundred and fifty dollars for i'm
provements against lot "a, block a.,
Gladstone, we're cancelled account no
Improvements on said lot. The board
continued the work of equalization up
to noon, and on motion adjourned to
2p. m.
2p.m., July nth, 1905.
The board convened pursuant to
adjournment; present Walton. Lee and
Koesel. On motion all lands situated
in the unorganized counties of Hettin-
ger, Bowman, Dunn and old Williams
were equalized at as cents per acre.
On motion the following changes were
made in the Ist commissioner district
real estate, viz:
| S 1-2 NE Ii and lots ,and 2..sec
6.I38.o6 Improvements increased $50.
NE IA sec. 8-I39.o6 Improvements
reduced to SIS.
Sc Ia sec. 3z-14o-o6 taken off the
assessment list account State property.
| All sec. r.13o-o7 add $50 for improve
ments.
S IL sec. 4-13o-oo, add 500 for i'm.
provements.
E IL NV Id and lots and sec.
3o-14o.oo, improvements sl3o cut out
account no Improvements on this
land.
Al! sec. 27-141-o4, add $500 for i'm.
provements.
NE Ia sec. 34.I4I-o4, add $40 for i'm.
, provements.
NV IA sect. 34-141.oI add $40 for
Improvements.
The following changes were made in
the personal property assessment in
Stark county, viz:
Eight hundred and eighty sheep as.
sessed to l. p. Baker in the first com.
', missioner district were on motion Gu,
, out Of the assessment list account having
: been assessed at the home ranch in the
, unorganized county of Hettinger.
X. S. Brookings was, on motion,
placed on the assessment book as fol-
lows,-the assessor being unable to get
said assessment,-viz:
Thirty yearling horses, 80 two year
old horses, 90 three years old and over,
and one stallion, total valuation s348o.
Said stock range in the unorganized
county of Dunn.
The assessment of John Gunwall was
also placed on the assessment book for
50 yearling cattle, 50 two year old
cattle and 50 cows at total valuation of
$3.50. Said stock also range in the un.
organized county OF Dunn.
On motion the board adjourned to Q.
a. M, July 18th.
Us. WHITE,
County Auditor.