The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-07-20


cent: Broadlawn, copper cent: Willow
Lake, q per cent. No change made in
Primrose, Sherbrooke, Easton, Riverside
and Finley Village.
No change made in the assessed valu-
alton of bicycles.
The value OF wagons, carriages and
other wheeled vehicles was on motion
fixed at $ll.OO and increased and de-
creased in the various assessment dis.
tricts as follows: Increased New
burgh, 81 per cent: Westtield, &c per
cent, Golden Lake, III per cent: Finley,
63per cent: Franklin. so per cent: Eas
ton, II per cent: Hugo, 80 per cent: Col.
gate, 6 per cent: Finley Village, - per
cent. Decreased: Beaver Creek, 9per
cent: Sharon, l per cent: Enger, IL per
cent: Primrose, - per cent: S%herbrooke,
% per cent: Greenwich, 16 per cent:
Edendale, a per cent: Riverside, 8 per
cent; Broadlawn, 6 per cent: Willow
Lake, IA pei cent; City of Hope, 20 per
cent. No change made in Melrose and
Carpenter.
The value of melodians and organs
was on motion liked at $1,000 and in
creased and decreased in the various as
sessment districts as follows: lncreas.
ed Westtield. 4 per cent: Sharon, 33h
Enger. 100 per cent; Golden Lake, 6 per
cent: Finley, % per cent: Franklin, 1T
per cent: Sherbrooke. 60 per cent: Eas-
ton, 40 per cent; Glendale, Is per cent:
Hugo, 40 per cent; Carpenter, 40 Dor
cent: Willow Lake, II per cent. De-
creased Beaver Creek, 16 per cent:
Melrose, 81 per cent: Riverside, 8 per
cent: Broadlawn, 26 per cent: City of
Hope. 25 per cent. No change made in
Newburgh, Primrose, Greenwich, COL
gate and Finley Village.
The value of pianos was on motion
placed at $4,000 and increased and de.
creased In the various assessment dis.
tricts as follows Increased Sharon,
ID per cent: Enger, so per cent: Frank.
lin, 70 per cent: Sherbrooke, l6 per
cent: Easton, 8 per cent: Glendale, al
per cent: Hugo, Is per cent: Colgate, 80
per cent: Willow Lake. 20 per cent:
Finley Village. l6 per cent. Decreased:
Newburg. 8 per cent: Carpenter, 10 per
cent: City of Hope, 4 per cent. No
change made in Primrose, Greenwich
and Me]rose.
Ihe assessor in Finley twp. having
tailed to assess a number of individuals
IN bis district, with household goods, il
was on motion that the same be entered
upon the assessment roll as follows
Gust Anderson $1,000, Geo. W. Benton
$1,000, John Erickson $500, M. J
t'arnand $1,000, seivert jacobson $500
Mrs. Tina Keith $500, G. W. KEELING
$500, A. M. Nicholson, $1,000, j, J
Newell $500, Christian Peterson $500
Chas. Snyder, $500, A. r. Sampson
5000, M. M. Stordahl $500, L. II. Samp
son $500. I. M. StordahI $500. Johr
Torkelson $500. c. E. Tufts, $500.
The value of household goods was or
motion increased and decreased in thu
several assessment districts as follows
Increased: Sharon, 25 per cent; Enger
~ per cent: Golden Lake, so per cent
Finley, rs per cent: Franklin, SO pey
cent; Primrose. 10 per cent: Sherbrooke
20 per cent; Easton, go per cent: Green
view, Is per cent: Glendale, 10 pe,
cent: Hugo, 30 per cent; Melrose, 30 Del
cent: Riverside, 20 per cent: Broadlawn
GO per cent: Colgate, 40 per cent: Car
penter, 10 per cent; Willow Lake, 80 ne,
cent; Finley Village. so per cent. De
creased: Beaver Creek, 10 per cent
City of Hope, 10 per cent. No change
made in Newburgh and Westfeld.
On motion the Board adjourned unit
9 o'clock a. NJ, July 7, 1895.
$. MCPHERSON.
County Auditor.