Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-07-20

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CHAs. KUNDERT Chairman.
County Auditor.
Canton, S, d. July 3, 1906
The county commissioners met this
day in regular session. Present G. p.
Schiager Chairman, N. Smith, VIM.
M. Cuppett and county auditor.
The County Commissioners having
taken the oath as county board of
equalization the assessment returns
for the year 1906 were examined.
At6 O'Clock p. m. the county board
of equalization adjourned to meet July
5, 1906.
JULY 5. 1906.
The county board of equalization
reconvened as per adjournment. Day
spent in reviewing assessments.
On motion the board of equalization
adjourned to meet July 6, 1906.
JULY 6, 1906.
The board of equalization met as
per adjournment. Present G. p.
Schiager. W. M. CuppetU, N. Smith
and county auditor. The day was
spent in reviewing the assessments in
the various precincts in the county and
after examining the assessors returns
the following changes were made:
Eden township, cattle. class q. rails
ed per cent; pianos, raised per cent;
agricultural implements raised 80 per
cent.
Norway township, agricultural inn
plements. raised 30 per cent; goods
and merchandise raised 33 per cent,
Pleasant township mules and asses
lowered II per cent; pianos raised II
per cent, household furniture raised Is
per cent.
Brooklyn township, household fur
niture raised 60 per cent; agricultural
implements raised 35 per cent.
Fairview township, household fur
niture raised 25 per cent; agricultural
implements raised Is per cent; eleva-
tors raised IS per cent.
Highland township, horses class A.
raised per cent; cattle, class A. low
cred IL per cent: class B. raised 6 per
cent; mules and asses raised 100 per
cent; household furniture raised 20
per cent; agricultural implements
raised 10 per cent.
~~ Lincoln township, horses class B,
raised per cent; agricultural imple-
ofc
merchandise lowered 10 per cent.
Delaware township, horses class A.
raised 6 per cent, cattle class Q raised
per cent; mules and asses lowered 20
per cent; agricultural implements,
raised IS per cent.
Canton township, mules and asses
raised per cent; household furniture
raised so per cent.
Lynn township, mules and asses
lowered II per cent: pianos raised 6
per cent: agricultural implements
lowered 20 per cent.
Grant township, agricultural imple-
ments raised Is per cent.
Dayton township, cattle class A.
lowered 20 per cent; class @ raised 2
per cent; household furniture raised
go per cent; agricultural implements
raised 20 per cent.
La Valley to wnship, household fur
niture raised 40 per cent.
Perry township, pianos raised 25 per
cent: household furniture raised SO
per cent; agricultural implements
raised SO per cent.
Springdale township, cattle class A
lowered per cent; elevators raised go
per cent.
Delapre township, horses class A.,
lowered per cent; cattle class B rails
ed 2 per cent; pianos raised II per
cent; elevators raised 30 per cent.
Hudson, horses class B raised 100
per cent; pianos lowered 4 per cent:
agricultural implements raised 20 per
cent; elevators raised so per cent.
Fairview Incorporation, household
furniture raised 20 per cent.
Beresford, pianos raised il per cent;
agricultural implements raised 25 per
cent.
Worthing. agricultural implements
raised 20 per cent: elevators lowerd s
per cent.
Lennox. cattle class G raised 100 per
cent: agricultural implements lowered
100 per cent; shares of bank stock
raised 50 per cent; elevators raised 10
per cent.
Harrisburg, horses class A lowered
6 per cent.
On motion the county board of
equalization adjourned ina die.
JULY I, 1906.
The county commissioners reconyen-
ed with all members present