The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-07-18

IL per tcenb, Hugo III per cent. De-
creased. Carpenter % per cent, Hope
City % per cenJ. No change made in
Westfeld, franklin, Primrose, Mel
rose, Broadlawn, Colgate, Willow
Lake and Finley Village.
The valuation Of household goods
was on motion increased in several
assessment districts as follows: New
burgh 100 per cent, Beaver Creek so
per cent. Westield 100 per cent, Shar-
on 20 per cent, Enger 100 per cent,
Golden Lake 100 per cent, Finley 300
per cent, Franklin 100 per cent, Prim-
rose 20 per cent, Easton SO per cent,
Greenwich 20 per cent, Glendale 30
per cent, Hugo 30 per cent, Melrose 50
per cent, Riverside 80 per cent, Broad
lawn 100 per cent, Colgate 20 per cent,
Carpenter 20 per cent, Willow Lake
so per cent, Finley Village 25 per cent.
No change made in Sherbrooke and
Hope City.
The average value of agricultural
tools, implements and machinery was
on motion fixed at 6 100 and increased
decreased in the various assessment
districts by the following per centum:
Increased, Newburgh 81 per cent,
Beaver Creek AZ per cent, Westfeld
50 per cent, Sharon IS per cent, Enger
3 per cent, Golden Lake 81 per cent,
Finley 81 per cent, Franklin l42 per
cent, Sherbrooke 48 per cent, Green
view 81 per cent, Glendale Al per cent,
Hugo 10 per cent, Melrose l8 per sent,
Carpenter I per cent, Willow Lake 4
per cent. Decreased, Primrose Is per
cent, Rastontl6 per cent, Riverside Ii
per cent, Colgate 8 per cent. No
change made in Broadlawn, Hope
City and Finley Village,
The average value Of seperators and
horse powers was on motion fixed at
100. 90 and increased and decreased in
the various assessment districts by the
following per centum: Increas-
ed Newburg 80 per cent: Westield 2
per cent: Sharon 81 per cent: Enger
so per cent: Golden Lake IS per cent;
Finley 100 per cent, Franklin 50 per
cent, Primrose 6 per cent, Greenwich
, So per cent, Glendale IS per cent,
Hugo 20 per cent, Melrose5 per cent,
Riverside 40 per cent, Broadlawn loo
y per cent, Colgate 4 per cent, Carpenter
, 4 per cent, Willow Lake 100 per cent,
Hope City 9 per cent, Finley Village
33 per cent. Decreased, Easton % per
cent. No change made in Beaver
Greek and S~herbrooke.
On motion adjournment was taken
/ until 8 O'Clock A. NJ. July 9th 1907.
S. MCPHERSON,
, County Auditor.
! The Board Of review and equaliza-
t ton reconvened at 8 O'Clock A. M. All
. members present. Minutes of the
meeting of July 9Th 1907 read and on
!, motion approved as corrected.
r The average value of engines and
boilers was on motion fixed at 2O0.O C
and increased and decreased In several
V assessment districts by the following
! per centum: Increased, Newburgh 81
. per cent, Westtield S per cent. Sharon
, 9 per cent, Enger IS per cent, Golden
! Lake 81 per cent, Finley 225 per cent,
Franklin 80 per cent, Primrose 8 per
cent, Easton % per cent, Greenwich Sc
! per cent, Glendale 60 per cent, Hugo
S % per cent, Riverside 33 per cent,
. Broadlawn 43 per cent, Colgate 80 per
cent, Carpenter IA per cent, Willow
: Lake 80 per cent, Finley Village 2a
, per cent. Decreased, Hope City I per
, cent. No change made in Beaver
r Creek, Sherbrooke and Melrose.
9 No change made in the valuation Of
, Gold, Silver and plated ware, Dia.
: monds, Watches and Jewelry.
, On motion the assessed valuation Of
goods and merchandise owned by the
Farmers Cooperative Mercantile Co.
of Finley Village was reduced rs pei
cent, all other goods and merchandise
being raised Is per cent; no change
being made in the assessment of goods
and merchandise in Sharon, Sher.
+, brooke, Melrose, Colgate and Hope
y City.
No change made in the assessed val
uation of Manufacturers Tools, Imple'
ments and Machinery. Moneys anc
Credits.
The average value of Bank stock
!, was on motion fixed at 1000 per share
and increased and decreased in the
several assessment districts by the
following per centum: Increased,
Sharon 7 per cent, Colgate 36 per cent.
J, Decreased, Finley Village II per cent:
no change made in Melrose and Hope
, City.
$ No change made in the assessed
: valuations Of stock and furniture Of
8 sample rooms, eating houses and etc
The assessed valuation of Elevators