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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

5th-ave, No SOP, s. % ex98; Frances E Allen
coium6ia@st No ~ $. 26H0o Henry Krauza
s, to David Posner; Inortgage SIS 800 100
$50 ns0 solomon No W S s. Max 35 %9gsS S
BedioTd-st n e cor SIorton-st, 4$x69 samuel Mil t
Ter 70 Salvatore RagOna. half part; mortgage.
AmsteTdau,-ave n W cor I59thst. esiixi2o the
-Four Realty se, Company to Robert Arnstein: mort
Tayi5f-sf lots 82l to 1913 map Van Nest Park:
august Diener TO Friedrich Rilper; mortgage.
Brook-ave No 1922. e $. i7.Sxs5: Frederick Lem
Allen $ 24aaS s5';s Frisds Hart ~
aRs No sos East 25xios5 Isaac Lewenthal iO0
Wit TO APgah i Lewenthal; mortgage Sa6oo0 100
south Mount Vernon, 50xs0; samuel sirken to
Same property; san9ei Herman German to Samuel iO0
wilett7st. No 81, 5, so511oo3; Aaron King 'O
same @ po KemeE and an9her: MORTGAGE sS77So
King; mortgage $8s $50 a. 70 1aion
Rensr and anoter no Aqr9n A sB7S 70
same property: Salmon Reiner al Aaron
51s st, Nos 285 and 2s7 East 8s43i666: Louise
Same Property; samuel GTossman to Alexander -V
Nos 2a5 and 27 Eas SE ga S 81 MAY 100
st {n, ct al to Lena Weissberg; mortgage.
s1sfst, No 51a East 251lo22 Frank Jonas to 10"
s1ss 81 as5 55xio29: BTahomor Rnzic 100
5thave e 9 So 5o Mayer 40 g a $1,000 100
Company ny to CT Tucker speyers & Company: mort
Same property: Tucker spoyers Co TO william 1000
ca i4aai9 slip No Is 17s1ao7: Lacus '''
Water-st. No go s. 25X70; philippine Haffner
wateT-st No e5a s 5517o :' George Nash to
Max Steinhardt and another ....-.........I-. 1
e1st-st. No 243 West 25x1OO5: Hannah Pallet
SSth-st. No ,60 West. 25x102 .; William I, ReadIa
ston to Celeste b Michel; mortgage 500 900. 100
slst-st, No 446 East 17x1022; Any CiIassberg et
al 70 eastern Crown Realty Company mortgage
lst-ave. No s34 25x6o: Mary Hasselbereer 10 100
14s 10 SIS 6sn To 54s P n9s .6
Beal 10 Simon Morris and another ........-. 1oo
Ilst.st, 3, 1873 fl Of 1st-ave. 25xlO2 .. woses
Goldman 10 Sydney Wallenstein: mortgage
117h-st. e75 OF sth-ave 25xlOo II. farr lou
Aofaef 10 olga IAberfnan: mortgage. S2I IOo
Zd-st, 5, "a II Of Avenue D. sIxI555 Union
Ludlow-s 81. Nos lis and 40 s. so 9xs7 &. WoIF V'
Nad4er 70 Lyman Watchstein, 250 ton
'u-st e 1886 n OF Avenue c. as 6x9O IL
another; mortgage. s4s 600. -. ...' anu 100
n6h-st 5. $50 II of Manhattan-ave 25x ioo
100 ~; Ffan zoe L Friedman 10 II II Blomeler
n6h-st 30 It " Of Broadway 25x1OO II. ioo
the Delta Chapter House o Alumni Association
d9th-st. Nos 307 and 800 West. 5GxiOO5; Morris n
-PStisor 70 SaTah Siegel; mortgage, $24. 600 loo
l79th-st 8 $50 # OF 1lth-ave. 5Ox95: William ioo
II Subway to Catherine Menninger. ......... Ino
Madson-ave, No 1S24 to 1880. " 3 SO lix25. ~"
Eliae Cohen TO Code 4 Cohen; all neIs' 1on
same property; Code & Cohen TO Morris O3um;
Colurlbps-ave. No 10 W s. e5xiOO Mary str,ih 100
10 Hermann A strubbei all tte--..........--eS
Lewis referee 10 Metropolitan Life Insurance
Same property Metropolitan Life INSURANCE Com S"ooo
she ERIN 20 i ny sG aer"l i Omitted
az 10 Abraham Kahn; mortgage. S22. coo -. 100
Sheii-St- :. lot $3.50 map Laeonia Park. 25K1ooi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
eoLDE & COHEN IN FOUR DEALS.

Code & Cohen have bought from Archer V. Pan
coast, as trustee, No. IS West 115th-st, a three
story private house, through ]. B. English & Co.
The lot IS lSxlo0 feet and the house is of row
built several years ago. 1t is known doctors
row. Golde & Cohen have also bought from Theo-
dore Walpush No 10 East Ifth-st., 17.2xl0O feet
through j. d. Cronani also sold to Schlesinger &
Fenischel No. 20 TO 81 East 107thst. at the north
west corner Of Park-ave., five three story private
houses. sox1oO.u feet, which site two six story
buildings viii be erected; also sold Morris Oxen
the southwest corner of 112th-st and Madison ave
which will be improved with two six story apart
ment houses, with stores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18

The tenth annual dinner OF the Real Estate
Board Of Brokers will be held at the Waldorf
Astoria at p. IN. on Saturday. February 81 David
a Clarkson will preside. and Francis E Ward will
be POSTMASTER. Among the guests and speakers
secured by Charles T.. Schuyler. chairman of the
dinner committee are the following: Judge James
Fitzgerald. Of the Supreme Court; CORPORATION
Counsel Delany Bird S. Coler, President OF Tho
Borough of Brooklyn; Martin w IlttIeton Com
gresham j. Van Vechten Olcott and John A
Meekes. tr-, who will represent the Allied Real
Estate Interests of the State OF New-York and
Lawson Purdy. secretary Of the New-York Tax
Reform Association. Tickets for the dinner can be
purchased at the board ROOM No. 1J5 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
ACQUIRE THREE BROADWAY LOTS.

The Realty Mortgage Company and Heilner q
Wolf have purchased from Thomas j. Healy a lot
25xlco feet, at the southeast corner of Broadway
and 100th-st; also purchased from Franklin Petit
the adjoining lot in Broadway. being about 23xlOO
feet; also, from Josephine a. Johnson the plot on
the south side OF 10Gh-st, 100 feet east of Broad
Nay belng 80 feet front by about Sc feet deep
with the three parcels they have a plot at the
southeast corner of l0th-st. and Broadway about
46s feet IN Broadway by $50 feet in lOOth-st with
feet o- ~ W tlJOut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
WEST SIDE WAREHOUSE PLANNED.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superinten-
dent Murphy for the remodelling OF the old Ave
story marble works the west side of 11th-ave..
just south Of Ssth-st.. Jointly owned by the New
York Central Railroad Company and Adolph Busch
into q warehouse for the Anheuser- Busch Brewing
Company, OF St. Louis. The front is to be made
over with a central decorative tower and roof
cornice IN the Gothic style. Shipping platforms
10 be erected giving direct to the rail-
road tracks in 1th-ave, and the interior is to be
modelled. The improvements are to cost $4,000
according TO the estimate of the architects Buch-
& Fox and Widman. Walsh & BIsser, OF
ST. Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
MONTAUK THEATRE SITE SALE.

At noon on Thursday. March l. at the Brooklyn
Real Estate Exchange. No 1S9 Montague-st the
JeTe Johnson, Jr. Company will offer auction
TO the highest bidder, by order of the trustees in
liquidation, that part of the Montauk Theatre site
that was not acquired by the city for the F1atbush-
ave. extension The offering will comprise two
lots one having frontage Of A feet in Fulton-st
and IS 81 feet in Flatbush-ave when extended, and
the other frontage of 62.63 feet in DeKalh-aye
and 24 70 feet in Flatbush-ave. when extended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
TO REMODEL OLD TIFFANY BUILDING.

Plans have been filed for the remodelling of the
old Tiffany store at the southwest OF 15th-st
and Union Square. into an office and mercantile
building for the owner. the Moss Realty Com
pany. of which Harry E. Moss is president A
passenger elevator is TO be Installed,
plumbing put in and the interior rearranged. The
cost is estimated at $1,000 by o, Lewinson. the
architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Joseph F. Fest has sold for the whitehall Realty
company the plot 76%xloo feet No. sl7 to 62l lth-
ave.
Thomas NJ. Hennebery has sold for Mark Bin
menthal 10 Jacob LETTER No 122 East 127th-st. \
five story double hathouse.
Charles S. Taylor has sold for Thomas J. Smith
the three family hathouse No. 1853 Crotona-ave
1S5x1O0 feet
Anss & Co. have leased for Francis IL Wsekes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

7sd-st H. s. 9S II. e. OF Avenue A, 150x1O22;
Hauben Realty Company loans Frank Messer
and jacob warner.
125th-st, s W. g, 375 IT. {. OF dave. 25x15Ox
irreg; 115th-st., g.. 5, 24e.6 II. e. OF 1sJ-aVe-,
6xI0O; Corporate Realty Association loans Dora
Duninsky 90. -, sao cjds T. Cohen
loans Morris Okun.
C;rant-ave N. W. corner 163d-st.. 195-5xso g.
Grant-ave. e. g.. Hi IT. II. OF 163d-st.. Sax
1O5; Isaac Metzger loans William E Diller....''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
NEW OWNER FOR LIsPENARD.

Post & Reese have sold for Frederick de Peyster
Foster the Aspenard a five story apartment house.
Nos SO and IS East S6th-st.. to a client as an IN
vestment- 1t OCCUPIES a plot 5lx1O0 ST. feet. The
house was built by Edward W. kilpatrick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 49, 1906

Charlotte Flock to George H Lawrence ct al.
executors No 70 s. Hoston-st, n 5. IS II
g o. Varick-st, 2ox trreg; pownlng-st. nos 0,
and go $. 80. 1xyo; Anna Fuilgran TO CARA .
Woodycrest-aye s corner 16Sth- 90 exl26 TO-
Walter Dean to Alexander ID Dun; mortgage
1sfth-st ., 30 II OF Hughes 23xlOO; 10
seph Farella to Luigi Invieni apd another. rnoFl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
LIS PENDENS.

I2sth-st, No. IFS West: 12sth-st-. Nos. Il and -
West; three actions: George T. Lange agt. George b
MeNeny ct ell foreclosure of three mortgages attor
ney. r K Brown.
i64th-st. n. s. 500 # e. Amstsrdamav 5ex1o4;
William Lemberg agt Moses Vaenten ct all PARTITION
attorney. l. Cohn. -
65th-st. n. s, 1ss OF Broadway. 15ox1oo.bi
Eugene Rachel agt. Empire Square Realty Company
al; action fcrscose mechanics lien; attorney
]. Kelly
Lexing ton-ave. No. 1888. Mary g Guerrer agt Bar
bara J. Jordan ct all foreclosure Of mortgage attor-
ney. J. Y. Irwin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
REALTY FEDERATION BUYS

John H. Loscarn and S. Cohen have sold for the
Realty Federation of New-York to Max Cohen and
Jacob Freeman Nos. s13 and S15 2d-ave. two five
story tenement houses with stores. on plot 5Ox100
feet. 80 ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Washington-st No. $50; John simmons against
st. Neronica's Parochial School Ell al; February
..
Same property; American Radiator company
against same; February 8, 1906 (oy oond)' 49,.
99tn-st No " to 10 Last; Park-ave-, NO l,-e4'
David Kuhik against Morris Stoller ct al Janu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
BLOCK FRONT CHANGES HANDS

The Cohn Realty Company has sold for Louis J.
and Samuel j. Reckendorfer 10 Harry Shwitzer the
block front. POI 4x30 feet the west side of CO.
lumbus-aVe.. from SSth 10 S7th-st. Two five story
nattTnouses' with stores. occupy the plot. L.. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

134th-st., s. g.. It. w. OF Amsterdam ave:
for four five story brick hathouses, iS.sx
s711; Charles E. Jones Company. owner: B. ., a.,
c. Brown. architect, 'sEOV'VVV
Chrystie-st., No 1873: for four story brick lofts
man q For a. r $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
ENLAReEs HIS 22D-sT. PLOT.

Henry Phipps has bought Nos 5, Z and II West
Zlst-st, three four-story buildings on plot 5axas
feet He owns No. to II West 23d-st abutting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
INVESTOR GETS AN UPTOWN HOUSE

Slawson & Hobbs have sold to an investor a 6vo
story hathouse. at the northeast corner of 1S,bst
and Broadway. The size OF the plot is 50AIv feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
FOR SHAVE. PARCEL, $500 900

Tucker. Speyers Ss Co. have bought No 80 5tb-
ave. six story mercantile building. 494x1oo feet
and have resold the to William Flynn for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Kelly-st, g. corner OF 165th-st.: for six story
brick store and tenement house. 403x7S; La
t ee,ie ana AN o"nets. "a =. $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
Brooklyn Property for Sale
Real Estate Wouted.

ITO RENT-Placs OF eight or ten acres in U-pnsr Mont,
L clair. summit, y J.. with fair sized fIIrnlsssi
Tribune Office. - -
TOR HARDWARE STORE. large store or b1Is5- an
u 9Th. 1th ayes. or Broadway. other goOd averu.
GRILLE CARREAC. 7S6 6th-ave. above 18th
fNYRILLE CAHREAU. Real Estate and Irsuraac.
- Agent. 7e6 9th Ave. 45th. wants ali knis q
properties 70 rent. sell manage. insure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
Help anted-MaIe.

pr n lE sEChETARf wanted rapid onghand) morn
= nes preieffeh moderate salary and singing lesscna
GIT 9Th A1NoaiNt1Nf loo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18

(tUBA FARMswfI personally clear build ho,.. -
y cultivate. plantation for FOR 10 49,. '&t
dress y I. MArEEMS, Lacz Box 81. PhIiips5ur< AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
Furnished apartments to Let.

4 TH-sT. Is EAST. VAN RENSSELAER--E1sgsnl
IL furnished apartment private bath: without meal
including meals. two, SIS weekly; one. SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18

Unfurnished apartments to Let
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-20
Garrison
lndependent.)l

Mrs. dChas II. staley and children
are expected home the last Of this
week from their visit at the Falken-
stein home in Bismarck.
The new water tank and engine
house for the 500 line at Garrison Is 4
almost complete. The engine house
IS being built Of cement blocks.
Y Bostrom Brothers from Minneapolis.
Mimi, were IN town Tuesday on BUSH
ness. They went to Max wednesday
and will put in a f1rst-class hardware
and harness store at that place.
Miss Anna Mische, who has q claim
about seven miles north Of this place.
was slnstruck last Monday afternoon
and her condition was alarming for
time At this writing she Is reported
much better-a TACT her many friends
here will be glad to learn.
Herman =. Crowl purchased an
Orient automobile which he had
shipped here Wednesday from Mime.
sofa. MI. Crowl has the distinction
aof owning the first auto shipped into
Garrison and has promised to give us
al e ride as soon as he gets the ma
chine In working order.
It was decided To have a graded
school u Garrison with two school
rooms and the applications of teachers
will be received BY the board al any
time. This district Is in fairly good
condition financially. considering that
we have three schools ana year ago
there were none 1T looks fayoral,la
for the district to have three more bySl
Septe1ahe Garrison should have 81
new school building this year ana the
citizens should get together and circu-
late petition for same.
The Catholic denomination contest
between Miss Mary sMarkert 81 THIS
city and Miss Anna III. Scilwa,ier III
WiDrud closed last Sunday AFTERNOON
at 4 O'clock The contest was az
Icided BY Father Boneyentnra, the tirst
prize was won BIZ Miss Schwaiiar. she
having s27o ana Miss Marksrt sSs7.
However they both RECEIVED very
handsome prizes for thesn faithful
work ia the interest oil tha church at
tsais place and ii relieves The greater
part Of the debt of this one buildin
Much interest was shown iii the con,
test between these two young ladles
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-20

Ess Inc DOaTQ Cu6ChGu up Cu0 &uuCS VI
county treasurer and found all bal
ances correct, all funds properly ac
counted for and the books in good
condition. &.
Ole Engen was appointed road SUI
pervisor in township 140-75. .ss=
Upon motion the board adjourned
to meet as board of equalization.
After looking over the assessment
books the board adjourned to meet
on July 3D.. .s5s& at
July 8, 1906. Board met, all COM
missioners present. the board attend.
ing to, the equalization Of assess
ments throughout the entire day, and
adjourned to meet on Thursday,
July 5, at 9. a. m. .3. ::.,@
July 5, 1906-Board met pursuant
to II adjournment; all commissioner
present. The entire day was taken
up with equalization matters. The
board adjourned to meet on July s
at 8 a. m. 45 Is ID S%%s7 u N
s s5.5 July s, 40 6 Board met pursuant,
to ad journment;; all commissio toner's
present. $5ss u Ii I'd s 35.3 %.'
The petition of w. A. O'Donnell
and others to take away fragment
of Wild Rose civil township and at
tach same to township 1916 for all
civil purposes was, upon motion, re-
jected. +. "a Es3, .ss .-s
@ The petition Of VIM. A. O'Donnell
and others for a road beginning at
a point on the township and section
lines where same intersects or meets
the boundary line OF Long Lake and
on a line between section 4 of the
township of Wild Rose in said county
OF Burleigh, and section 33 of town
ship 13S-75, and running thence west
along said township line to the
northwest corner Of said township Of
Wild Rose, thence turning and rum
ming south on the township line be-
tween said township of Wild Rose
In township 1915, to the section
corners at the southwest corner of
section i 5 Of Wild Rose township and
the southeast corner Of section Is,
township 37-76, as upon motion
granted. j 5sS
The board adjoured to meet at q!
p. m. III ss,5
Afternoon Session, July 8, 1906. /:
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, with all commissioners pres
ent. "A ~
The following bills were upon mo-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-20
OFFICIAL
Proceedings Of the Board Of
County Commissioners
OF Burleigh County
Bismarck, July 2, 1906.

Board of county commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment. ALI
members present. -, a.,.,~ - 49,
The minutes of May 81 and June
were read and approved. ..s-..-- 4
The petition of the Hughes Elec-
trio Co. for the privilege Of erecting
poles and stringing wires thereon as
shown by the following resolution
was upon motion granted and the
resolution adopted.
Be it resolved by the board of
county commissioners of Burleigh
county, that license and permission
be and they are hereby given and
granted unto the Hughes Electric
Co., and their successors and assigns,
to erect, construct and perpetually
maintain a telegraph and telephone
line, and the right of way for the
erection thereof is hereby granted
upon the public highways of said
county of Burleigh, extending by
route to be selected by the said
grantee from a point at or near the
east boundary line of the city of Bis
marck in said county of Burleigh
and thence extending in general
easterly direction upon such roads
and highways as may be selected by
9 the said grantees to point upon the
east boundary line of Burleigh coun-
ty, it being deemed for the best in
terests of said county that such tele-
phone and telegraph line be erected,
constructed and maintained. The
granting of the foregoing right of
way is subject, nevertheless, to the
condition that said grantee above
named shall do no material or un-
necessary injury to the highway or
highways upon which said line may
be constructed, and poles shall be set
within three feet of the outside of
highways; that suitable poles shall
be used in the construction of said
q line and that the wires strung there
on shall be at no point less than
twenty feet above the surface of the
ground, except at points where the
4 line shall intersect or cross any other
I highway or roads and at such last
named points the wire shall be at
least twenty feet above the level of
the road or highway thus intersected.
The said grantee and his assigns
shall indemnity and hold the county
of Burleigh harmless from any and
4 I'll suduidSCShduu iii uIASSe WnICAt udy
be sustained in consequence of fail
ure, neglect or default upon the part
of said grantee or his assigns in
erecting and constructing said line
Upon motion the auditor was in
structed to notify the st. Alexius
hospital that in the future no bills
for caring and subsistence will be al
n lowed by the county board unless
the patients are committed either by
L the county physician or by the county
commissioners or either OF them.
. 1t was moved and carried that the
sum of $4,000 be transferred from the
emergency fund to the general fund
and that $4,000 be transferred from
I the salary fund to the general fund,
and that the sum of $664.10 be
transferred from the penalty and in
4 terest fund to the general fund.
NJ The following bills were upon mo-
-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-20

Upon motion lands in 1873, Iowa
township, were reduced 10 per cent.
!. Upon motion lots in Menoken
townsite were added to Menoken as
sessment at 81 per lot, with struc-
lures and improvements thereon as
assessed for year 1905. z5s
Upon motion structures and inn
provements in the First commissions
er district were raised 10 per cent.
Upon motion the item of structures
and improvements in various town;
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-20
{. ID. Ecklund, tickets pau

J. d. Ecklund, tickets pau q
pers .....G. n. s.s5
G. L. Vigness, postage, June 100
w. w. BoWe & Co., election
expense and repairs court
house $50. 1928
Geo. Gussner, ice court house
and jail, April, May and
June $3.50. 7.44
l.. w. Sperry, postage, Janu- z
airy 1 to June 80, 1906. $500
Austin Logan, mdse poor, Il II Il
McGee $3.50. i...... .@ lZ.O0
F. J. Mccormick, coal court X
house and jail, May ~. 14.77
Board upon motion adjourned to
meet at 2 p. m. ., 4&ssg>. 'r
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-20

Richard BennerC, having been as
sessed twice in the second district,
one Of the assessments was upon mo-
ton cancelled. .@3g
Upon motion the item Of wagons,
carriages and wheeled vehicles was
equalized on an average valuation OF
$40, such increase or decrease to be
made by percentage, except in the
city Of Bismarck.
The following valuations were
adopted on the items named and
equalized at such values:
Horses, one year old ..s. 400 u
Horses, two years old Z. !. i .S ~. 90
Horses, three years old and
over. -. 4. /. n. Il u 35 S4.005s
Stations 3.9s. 8 ]. 81. ]. I5 90
Mules and asses, one year old 500
Mules and asses, two years
old $50. ..s.$. Il ~ Z. 1900
Mules and asses, three years
{. old and over B ! 4. 500
Cattle, one year old +. q. \: &. 500
Cattle two years old and cows 10. 90
All other cattle ....s.&..... soc
Sneep -. ..t.:...5. ..*. 40
hogs " 49,. ]. .S ri 90
Pianos ~. 4. -. 81. !. y. 60!O 4
IMelodeons and organs ..*.s. 1900
Upon motion all lands, exclusive
OF city, town and village lots, were
raised 10 per cent.
Upon motion the minutes OF the
board Of equalization were approved
as read. N. 55..t
Approved, July Ii, 1906,
-. 3. ECKLUND, I. w. HEALY.
Chairman. County Auditor.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-20

L1On allowed. 80 j,35s# VI !sG z.szE 4
John g. Pollock, moving
court house lawn ]. !. 1.75
Mat Andahl, road work y. 5000
Palladium Pub. Co, advertis-
"a. Logan, mdse poor, June.
Thos. McGhee 4. Il. /. I. ]. 1900
a. Logan, mdse poor, June, s
n. Brown !. 4 1.751
VIM O,Hara, mdse poor June,
Mrs Wilson and r. IS 81
Bresche i. ]. ]. !. Il. 3 !. .59.s !. III. 001
p. i. Faunce, mdse poor, Mrs.
WI lSon ~. s = Il. 4. !. 4. 3 I, 90
g. III. Dahl, rent county Of
hces, June roo.
Bismarck Tribune CO., print
h ing blanks, advertising etc. II 4 6.96
j. u. Peterson, postage, Janu-
airy 4 to June 80. 1906 11.258
Bismarck Washburn Lumber
Co., bridge material s. 8 IA
Alex. Mclean, assessor First 3
district, 1905 1860.
seasIng $500
district, 1905 So. 1900
VIM. 3. Lips. deputy assessor
Third dfstrict, 906 1900
F M. Leathers, assessor Sec
ond district, 1906 I. u. 1856 90
il. M. Leathers, extra work $500.
The board upon motion adjourned
as board Of county c0mmissio
to meet on Tuesday, July II, at 8 Al.
ri. IS
Minutes, July 10. 1906.
Board OF county cofnmissi 0ners
met pursuant to ad journement;; pres
emf Commissioners Eclrlund, Grambs
and Webb.
The bond of Fargo Bridge q Iron
CO., la the sum cf s2 10. same being
approved by State Il Attorney Pat
terson as to form, was approved and
accepted; and the bond 10 the stats