The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-07-18
~Sherbrooke, N. Oak, July 9Th 1907.

X 1AS SOuuty DO0Tu VI IsoNAO" "AN
Equalization reconvened at 8 O'Clock
A. M. pursuant to adjournment. Pre-
sent Frank Gray, o. N. Grefsheim, K.
8. Sulland and J. B. Oxton. In the
absence Of Chairman johnson. Frank
Gray was on motion chosen temporary
Chairman. Minutes of the meeting
of the 3rd inst read and on motion APP
proved.
The following property not having
been assessed, it was on motion placed
upon the assessment rolls as follows:
Lars Climb, Westfeld twp. One stallion
valued at 800. 90.
H. H. Hanson, Westfeld twp. One
stallion valued at 10000.
A. r Sampson, Finley twp. One
stallion valued at $4,000.
E. r. Anderson was present and the
matter of the assessment of wheat own
ed by him was discussed.
The average value of stations kept
for service, was on motion fixed at
10000, and increased in the various
assessment districts by the following
per centum: Newburgh 200 per cent;
Enger SO per cent; Finley 140 per cent;
Primrose 10 per cent; Sherbrooke 200
per cent; Easton 102 per cent; Hugo 200
per cent: Riverside 200 per cent;
Broadlawn 80 per cent; Colgate
200 per cent; Hope City 20 per
cent. No change made in Beaver
Creek and Carpenter twps.
The average value of cattle one year
old, was or motion fixed at 400 and
increased and decreased in the vari-
Gus assessment districts by the follow
ing per centum: Increased, Newburgh
4 Fer cent; Beaver Creek 10 per cent;
Enger ~ per cent. Decreased, Easton
3 per cent; Hugo 4 per cent; Melrose
2 per cent. No change made in West
field, Sharon, Golden Lake, Finley,
Franklin, Primrose, sherbrooke,
Greenwich, Glendale, Riverside,
Broadlawn, Colgate, Carpenter, Will
low Lake and Finley village.
The average value of cattle two
years old, was on motion fixed at 500
and increased and decreased in the
several assessment districts by the
following per centum: Increased,
Newburgh ! per cent; Beaver Creek
9 per cent; Sharon I per cent Enger 43
per cent; Finley 3 per cent; Primrose
IA per cent; Sherbrooke 10 per cent;
Easton 2 per cent: Edsndale 5 per cent;
Hugo l per cent: Melrose II per cent;
Carpenter II per cent; Willow Lake 3
per cent. Decreased, Golden Lake 2
per cent; Hope City 6 per cent. No
change made in Westfeld, Franklin,
Greenwich, Riverside, Broadlawn,
Colgate and Finley village,
The average value of COWS three
years old and over was on motion fix
ed at 1000 and increased and decreas-
ed in various assessment districts by
the following per centum: Increased.
Sharon 4 per cent. Decreased, River
side s per cent; Willow Lake l per
cent. No change made in Newburgh,
Beaver Creek, Westfeld, Enger, Gold
en- Lake, Finley, Franklin, Primrose,
S~herbrooke, Easton, Greenwich, Eden
dale, Hugo, Melrose, Broadlawn, Col
gate, Carpenter, Hope City and Finley
Village.
On motion adjournment vas taken
until l:3o P. M. same day.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board of review and eoualiza-
ton reconvened at 1:3O P. M. All
members present. K. A. johnson in
the chair.
w. 3. Henry was present and listed
his personal property the same having
been ommitted by the assessor. It was
on motion ordered placed upon the
assessment roll OF Easton twp. as fol-
lows: Horses n year old, l valued at
400, horses three years old and over
one valued at 34.00. Carriages and
otner wheeled vehicles, one valued at
1000, one organ valued at 500 and
householdgoods valued at 500 and 400
blu fax.
X. a. Miller was present and the
matter OF assessment OF wheat owned
oy MIN was taken under consideration.
The average value of all other cattle
three years old and over was on mo-.
tlon hxed at 1900 and increased in the
several assessment districts by the
IolloWlng per centum: Newburgh 10
per cent; Beaver Creek 25 per cent.
Westfield ! per cent; Sharon 50 per
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