The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-07-12
Official Proceedings OF the Board
OF County Commissioners
OF Steele County.
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township, 100 per cent; Primrose, %
per cent; Sherbrooke, Is per cent;
Easton, IS % per cent; Hugo, $50 per
cent; Riverside, 2l2 per cent; Carpen-
ter, 25 per cent; Willow Lake, Is per
cent. -Decreased-Westfeld, 16 % per
cent; Greenwich, Is 2-3 per cent; Mel
rose, Is 2-3 per cent. No change made
in Broadlawn, Hope city and Finley
village.
The average value of cattle ! year
old was on motion placed at 81 and in
creased and decreased in the several
assessment districts as follows; In
creased-Beaver Creek, 81 per cent;
Sharon, 81 per cent; Enger, 8 per
cent; Finley twp, 80 per cent; Frank
lin, "a per cent; Glendale, 80 l-3 per
cent; Hugo, 5 per cent. Decreased
Melrose. Is per cent: Riverside, 3 per
cent: Broadlawn, 20 per cen No
change made in Newburgh, Westfeld,
Golden Lake, Primrose, Sherbrooke.
Easton, Greenwich, Colgate, Carpen-
ter, Willow Lake and Finley village.
The average value of cattle 2 years
Old was on motion placed at So and
increased and decreased in the several
assessment districts as follows: In
creased-Beaver Creek, l3 per cent;
SHARON, 60 per cent; Enger, I per
cent; Golden Lake, IA per cent: Fin
ley twp, 30 per cent; Franklin, IS per
cent; Primrose, IA per cent: Glendale,
II per cent; Hugo, IA per. cent; Car
penter, IA per cent. Decreased-Eas-
ton, s per cent; Melrose, S per cent;
Riverside, 2 per cent; Broadlawn, 20
per cent; Hope city, 6 per cent. No
change in Newburgh, Westfeld, Sher-
brooke, Greenwich. Colgate, Willow
Lake. and Finley village.
The average value of COWS 3 years
old and over was on motion placed at
$40 and increased and decreased in
the several assessment districts as
follows: Increased-Beaver Creek, ,
per cent; Sharon, rs per cent: Enger,
5 per cent; Finley twp, % per cent;
Franklin, Is per cent; Primrose, 2 per
cent; Glendale, 8 per cent. Decreased
Hugo, 2 per cent; Riverside, 16 per
cent; Carpenter, II per cent: Hope
city, II per cent; Finley village, IL per
cent. No change made in Newburgh,
Westfield, Golden Lake, Sh%erbreoke,
Easton, Greenwich, Melrose, Broad
lawn, Colgate and Willow Lake.
The average value of all other cat
tie 3 years old and over was on mo-
ton placed at $12 and increased and
decreased in the various assessment
districts as follows: Increased-Bea-
yer Creek, 4 per cent; Sharon, % per
cent: Enger, IA per cent; Franklin, 20
per cent; Easton, 9 per cent; Glendale,
II per cent; Hugo, 10 per cent; Willow
Lake; 20 per cent. Decreased-New-
burgh, 4 per cent: Westfield, II per
cent; Greenwich, IA per cent; Carpen-
: ter, 3 per cent. No change made in
! Golden Lake, Finley twp, Primrose,
I Sherbrooke, Melrose, Riverside and
/ Colgate.
! No change made in the assessed val
uation of work oxen.
The average value of mules l year
old was on motion placed at S12 and
increased and decreased in the vari-
Gus assessment districts as follows:
Increased-Franklin, 20 per cent. De-
creased-Sharon, 20 per cent; Finley
village, 4 per cent. No change made
in Beaver Creek.
The average value of mules 2 years
old was on motion placed at 500 and
increased and decreased in the several
:. assessment districts as follows: In
Ecreased-Franklin, 25 per cent. De-
creased -Newburgh, s per cent; Gold
en- Lake, 8 per cent: Sherbrooke, 8 per
cent: Easton, 9 per cent; Finley vii
} lage, 20 per cent. No change made in
} Primrose.
The average value of mules 3 years
old and over was on motion placed at
\ S33 and increased and decreased in
, the various assessment districts as
follows: Increased-Westield 10 Der
cent: Sharon. 10 per cent; Finley two.
} 81 per cent; Franklin, IS per cent
Primrose, 4 per cent; Glendale, 4 per
cent; Hugo, 10 per cent: Melrose. 2 per
: cent; Broadlawn, 10 per cent: Colgate,
: 3 per cent; Willow Lake, 10 per cent;
} Finley village, 1865 per cent. De.
} creased-Newburgh, 3 per cent; Gold.
} en- Lake, 3 per cent: Sherbrooke,
/ per cent: Easton, 3 per cent: Green.
view, 3 per cent; Riverside, 10 per
: cent; Carpenter, 6 per cent. No change
made in Beaver Creek.
The average value of sheep was or
motion placed at 81 and increased and
decreased in the various assessment
districts as follows: Increased-Fin.
ley twp, II per cent. Decreased
Westield, 20 per cent; Easton, % pei