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

reconvened at 9 o'clock a. m. All men,
bers present. Minutes of the meeting
OF July 9Th, 1909, read and on motion ap-
proved. -
The average value of mules and asses
one year old was on motion fixed at
SID, and increased in Broadlawn dis
trict II per cent. No change made in
the other assessment districts.
The average valu of mulese and asses.
two years old was on motion fixed at
SEQ. No change being made in any of
the assessment districts.
The average value of mules and asses
three years old and ovr was on motion
fixed at $50, and increased and decreas-
ed in the various assessment districts
by the following per centum: Increased,
Sharon 10 per cent; Sherbrooke 65 per
cent; Glendale 3 per cent; Riverside 8
per cent; Colgate I per lent; Hope
City 10 per cent; Decreased, Newburgh
6 per cent; Beaver Creek 3 per cent;
Westfield 3 per, cent; Franklin 3 per
cent; Primrose I per cent; Greenwich
e per cent; Hugo, 3 per cent; Melrose
3 per cent; Carpenter 3 per cent. No
change made in Enger.
The average value of sheep was on
motion fixed at $3.50, and increased
and decreased in the various assess
nlent districts by the following per
centum: Increased, Westfeld q per
cent; Sharon 50 per cent; Enger 50 per
cent; Finley S per cent; Franklin 10 per
cent; Primrose 20 per cent; Sherbrooke
8 per cent; Easton 50 per cent; Eden
dale S per cent; Broadlawn 8 per cent;
Decreased, Golden Lake IS per cent;
No change made in the other assess
ment districts.
The average value of hogs was on
motion fixed at S., and increased and
decreased in the several assessment dis
tricts blythe following per centum: In
creased, Sharon E per cent; Enger sc
per cent; Franklin 3 per cent; Greenwich
9 per cent; Hugo 10 per cent; Willow
Lake 20 per cent; Finley Village 43
per cent. Decreased, Newburgh sc per
cent; Beaver Creek 33H pr cent; West
field 80 per cent; Golden Lake "a per
cent; Sherbrooke IS per cent; Glendale
80 Is per cent; Melrose II per cent;
Riverside 80 IS per cent; Broadlawn 80
IS per cent; Colgate 80 per cent; Car
p.enter II per cent. No change made in
lilC OlilCl dSCSSlllCllC ulSII1CLS.
The average value of sleights and
sleds was on motion fixed at SIS, and
increased and decreased in the several
assessment districts by the following
per centum: Increased, Newburgh IS
per cent; Finley 4 per cent; Easton d
per cent; Melrose 3 per cent; Colgate
9 per cent. Decreased, Sherbrooke d
per cent Finley Village IS per cent.
No change made in the other assessment
districts.
On motion it was ordered that the
following named individuals in Hope
City be assessed for one sleigh or sled
each, at a valuation of S. each; the
same not having been assessed. I. w.
STANDBY, Gorden Jefferson, F. w. Ehred
+. "A. Tillotson, ]. C. Dorrance, A. T.
Eckert, Ckas. Ferrill, A. Mccain and
w. J. Mclean.
The average value of automobiles was
on motion fixed at $4,000 and increased
and decreased in the various assessment
districts by the following per centum:
increased, Newburgh 1870 per cent ;Beav-
err creek 100 per cent; Sharon no per
cent; Finger 100 per cent; Finley, 200
per cent; Primrose 16S per cent; Sher-
brooke 1913 per cent; Easton $50 per
cent; Melrose 100 per cent; Finley Vii
lage 2 per cent; Decreased, Hugo 80
per cent; Hope City IS per cen.
.lhe average value Of wagons, car
rlages and other wheeled vehicles, was
on motion fixed at $40, and increased
and decreased in the various assessment
districts by the following per centum.
Increased, Newburgl1 8 per cent?; West
held at 2 per cent; Sharon ID per cent;
Enger 20 per cent; Golden Lake 3 per
cent; FINLEY S per cent; Sherbrooke 2
per cent; Easton I per cent Colgate
per cent; Finley village 1 per cent.
Decreased, Primrose per cent; Green
view Io per cent; Riverside S per cent
Hope City 9 per cent. No change made
III the other assessment districts.
lhc average value of melodies. Org
ans and other musical instruments was
on motion fixed at $40, and increased
and decreased in the several assessment
districts by the following per centum:
Increased, N%ewburgh 38 per cent; Sha-
ron 100 per cent; Enger IS per cent:
FINLEY o per cent; Primrose S per cent;
S%herbrooke II per cent; Easton ID per
cent; Edendale IL per cent; Colgate 10
per cent; Finley village "a per cent De-
creased, 20 per cent in Greenwich. No
change made in the other assessment dis
tricts.
The average value of pianos was on
motion fixed at $50, and increased and
decreased in the several assessment dis
trlcts by the following per centum: In
creased, Beaver Creek IS per cent; En-
ger, IS per cent; Easton 80 per cent
Edendale 100 per cent; Colgate 2 per
cent; Carpenter II per cent; Willow
Lake rs per cent. Decreased, Newburgh
$ per cent; Westheld 16 per cent; Frank
I'm 10 per cent; Sherbrooke 10 per cent ;
Greenwich 20 per cent; Hugo 16 Der
cent; Finley village II per cent. No
change made in the other assessment
districts.
The valuation of H. H. Goods was
on motion increased in the several as
sess1nent districts by the following Der
centum; Newburgh 20 per cent; Beav-
er Greek 20 per cent; Westfeld IS Der
cent; Sharon rs per cent; Enger 100
per cent Finley IS per cent; Sherbrooke
10 per cent; Easton 40 per cent; Eden
dale 80 per cent; Melrose 10 per cent
Riverside as per cent; BroadlaWn TIC