The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-07-23

l. Frank Gray, Ole N. Grefsheim K
5. Sulland, X. A. johnson and 4 r
Oxton, being duly sworn, each for him
sen doth say: That | will support the
constitution of the United States and
lhe constitution of the State of North
Dakota; that l will fairly and Impair.
tlally perform the duties as a member
OF the County Board of Review and
EQUALIZATION for the County of Steele.
State of North Dakota, for the year
1908, so help me God.
Signed
Frank Gray,
j j.. B. Oxton,
K. S. Sulland,
X. A. Johnson,
Ole N. Grefsheim.
:, shrdlu cmfWypvbg'
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day of July, 1908.
S. MCPHERSON,
County Auditor. y
On motion Frank Gray was chosen
chairman of the Board of Review and
Equalization. For the purpose of
equalization, the average value of hor-
SEES one year old, was on motion placed
at $l4, and increased and decreased in
the several assessment districts by the
following per centum: Increased
Newburgh 2 per cent, Beaver Creek
3 per cent, Enger IL per cent, Franklin
s per cent, Primrose II per cent, Sher-
brooke 1 per cent, Broadlawn II per
cent, Colgate 1 per cent. Decreased
riverside 2 per cent, Carpenter 1 per
cent, Hope city Z per cent. No change
made in Westfield, Sharon, Golden
Lake, Finley, Easton, Greenwich, Eden
dale, Hugo, Melrose Willow Lake and
Finley village. The average value of
horses two years old, was on motion,
placed at 500, and increased and de-
creased in the several assessment dis
trlcts by the following per centum:
MISUNDERSTANDING 2 per cent, En-
ger 10 per cent, Finley 4 per cent,
Franklin IS per cent. Decreased
Sharon 5 per cent, Melrose 8 per cent.
Riverside l per cent, and Carpenter /
per cent. No change made in Beaver
Creek, Westfield, Golden Lake, Prim-
rose, Sherbrooke, Easton, Greenwich,
Edendale, Hugo, Broadlawn, Colgate,
Willow Lake, Hope city and Finley vii
lage.
The average value of horses three
years old and over, was on motion,
placed at $34, and increased and de-
a in the several assessment dis
tricts by the following per centum:
lncreased-Sharon 2 per cent, Enger
q per cent, Franklin 6 per cent, Prim-
rose & per cent, Glendale 4 per cent,
B~roadlawn 8 per cent, Colgate per
cent, Hope city II per cent, and Fin
ley village Z per cent. Decreased
Golden Lake 4 per cent, Hugo 1 per
cent, Riverside 1 per cent, Carpenter
3 per cent. No change made in New
burgh, Beaver Creek, Westfield, Fin
ley, S~herbrooke, Easton Greenwich,
Melrose and Willow Lake.
The average value Of stations kept
for service was on motion placed at
$3.50, and increased and decreased in
the several assessment districts by the
following per centum: Increased
N%eWburgh SO per cent, Westfield 80
per cent, Finley "a per cent, Easton
100 per cent, Broadlawn 9 per cent,
Hope city 20 per cent. Decreased
Sherbrooke SO 1-3 per cent. No change
made in Beaver Creek, Primrose, Col
gate and Carpenter.
The average value of cattle one year
old was on motion placed at 81, and
increased and decreased in the several
assessment districts by the following
per centum: Observation-Disclosures
5 per cent, Enger SO 1-3 per cont, Sher-
brooke 3 per cent. Decreased-Mel.
rose 2 per cent, Broadlawn 20 per cent.
No change made in the other assess.
ment districts.
The average value of cattle two
years old was on motion placed at ST,
and increased and decreased in the
several assessment districts by the fol-
lowing per ccntum: Increased-Fin-
ley village II per cent. Decreased
Newburgh s per cent, Beaver Creek IL
per cent, Westfield IL per cent, Sharon
II per cent Enger 9 per cent, Golden
Lake ~ per ent Finley IL per cent,
Franklin IL per cent, Sherbrooke ~
per cent, Easton IL per cent, Green
Hugo IL per cent, Melrose 3 per cent,
Riverside IL per cent, Colgate IL per
cent, Willow Lake IL per cent. No
change made in Primrose, Broadlawn
and Carpenter.
The average value of cows three
years old and over was on motion
pldceu dL 9lO, anu increased ana de-
creased in the several assessment dis
tricts by the following per centum:
Increased-Franklin II per cent,
Broadlawn II per cent, and Colgate Z
per cent. Decreased-Golden Lake 5
per cent. No change made in the other
assessment districts. e
The average value of all other cattle
three years old and over, was on mo-
ton placed at SIS, and increased in
various assessment districts by the fol-
lowing per centum: Newburgh Is per
cent, Westfield 8 per cent, Sharon 20
per cent, Enger rs per cent, Golden
Lake 7 per cent, Finley 257 per cent,
Franklin - per cent, Primrose rs per
cent, Greenwich IS per cent, Glendale
4per cent, Melrose 10 per cent, Willow
Lake SO per cent. No change made in
the other assessment districts.
The average value of mules and
asses one year old was on motion fixed
at $14, and increased in Broadlawn II
per cent. No change made in Beaver
Creek.
The average value of mules and
asses two years old was on motion