The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-07-22

Sharon II per cent; Enger 7 per cent;
Finley 153 per cent Franklin 9 per cent;
Sherbrooke 80 per cent; Easton 23 per
cent; Glendale 20 per cent; B~roadlawn
2o per cent; Carpenter IIo per cent;
Willow Lake ZIG per cent. Decreased,
Golden Lake IS per cent; Primrose Ell
per cent; Greenwich 22 per cent; Hugo
9 per cent; Melrose 40 per cent; Col
gate S per cent. No change made in
the other assessment districts.
The average value Of separators and
horse powers was on motion fixed at
500. and increased and decreased in the
several assessment districts by the fol-
lowing per centum. Increased, Newburgh
~ per cent; Sharon S. per cent; Eng
er 80 per cent; Golden Lake S per
cent; Fialey IS per cent; Franklin "a
per cent; Sherbrooke 20 per cent; Eas-
ton rs per cent; Greenwich 41 per cent !;
Glendale 80 per cent; Hugo % per
cent; Melrose Ell per cent; Riverside
"a per cent; Broadlawn, 80 IS per cent F;
Colgate II per cent; Carpenter 4S per
cent; Hope City 100 per cent. Decreas-
ed, West6eld 2 per cent; Primrose 6
per cent. No change made in the other
assessment districts.
The average value of engines ad boil
ers was on motion fixed at $500, and
increased in the several assessment dis
tricts by the following per centum: New
burgh Is per cent; Westfeld E per cent;
Sharon IS per cent: Enger 26 percent;
Golden Lake 10 per cent! Finley 1o2
per cent; Franklin 81 per cent; Primrose
80 per cent; Shebrooke ST per cent;
Easton 90 per cent Greenwich 70 per
cent; Edendalee 40 per cent; Hugo 60
per cent; Melrose 800 per cent; River
side 23 per cent; Colgate IA per cent;
Carpenter so per cent; Hope City So
Is per cent. No change made in the
other assessment districts.
The average value Of gasoline engines
was on motion fixed at SIS, and increas-
ed and decreased in the various assess
ment districts by the following per cent
m Increased, Newburgh IS per cent;
Finley 18o per cent; Easton SO per cent ;
Greenwich no per cent; Glendale 90
per cent; Melrose 28 per cent; Colgate
SO per cent; Decreased, Beaver Creek
a per cent; Westfeld 26 per cent;
Enger s. per cent; Franklin
80 per cent; Primrose 80 per cent;
Hugo E per cent; Riverside 30 per cent;
Carpenter 12H per cent; Hope City 90
per cent; Finley village 10 per cent.
No change made in the assessed valu-
alton of gold, silver and plated ware:
Diamonds, watches and jewelry. Fran
chises, royalties and patent rights =;
Goods and merchandise; Manufactured
materials, manufactured articles; Manu-
facturers tools, implements, machinery ;
Moneys other than that of bankers or
brokers; Credits other than that of bank
ers or brokers.
On motion the assessed value of
Bank Stock was fixed at 40 per cent of
the net valuation, for each bank.
No change made in the assessed val
uation of shares of capital stock in for
eign Co.'S Furniture of sample rooms,
lunch counters, etc.
On motion made, seconded and car
ried, it was ordered that the A. O. Corn
wall Elevator CO. be assessed for one
Elevator in Sharon twp. at a valuation
OF $500, the same not having been as.
| sessed.
On motion the assessed valuation o:
Elevators in Hope city was reduced I.
per cent; no change made in the othe1
assessment districts.
On motion adjournment was taken un.
til 9 o'clock a. m, Friday, July 9th
1909.
S. MCPHERSON,
County 4ud;f0y