The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-07-20

Hovick and VerWest. The minutes of
the board of review and equalization
for July 9th, 1911, was read and on
motion approved.
On motion the value of handy gas
engines was left as returned from the
town boards of review and equaliza-
ton.
The average value of separators run
by steam engines was on motion fixed
at $4,000, and was increased in the
various assessment districts by the fol-
lowing per centum: Increased New
sburgh Is per cent, Westfeld 81 per
cent, Sharon 70 per cent, Golden Lake
g per cent, Finley SO per cent, Frank
lin "a per cent, Primrose Sc per cent,
Sherbrooke ~ per cent, Greenwich 80
per cent, Glendale 80 rs per cent,
Hugo 22 per cent, Melrose 233 Is per
cent, Riverside 100 per cent, Broad
lawn 81. IS per cent, Carpenter 800 per
cent, Finley Village 100 per cent,
Sharon Village 100 per cent, and Col
gate was reduced 10 per cent.
On motion made, seconded and car
ried the auditor was instructed to place
upon the assessment book, for the year
1911, for Enger Township, one separa-
tor run by steam engine, to each n
of the following individuals, as the
same had been omitted by the assessor,
and that each separator be inserted at a
value of $4,000.
P. F. Enger, John K. Grover and Co.,
H. H. Hammerstad, Henry Nyhus,
Olaf A. Ringerud & Co., H. o. Hag-
genson & Co, Osten Thykeson and
Erick Torkelson & Co.
The average value of steam traction
engines was on motion placed at $500
each, and was increased or decreased
in the various assessment districts by
the following per centuln: Increased
Newburgh 2 per cent, Westfeld 81 per
cent, Sharon 155 per cent, Enger S per
cent, Golden Lake Il per cent, Finley
70 per cent, Franklin 90 per cent, Prim-
rose II per cent, Sherbrooke AZ per
cent, Easton 1oo per cent, Greenwich
60 per cent, Glendale 80 IS per cent,
Hugo 81 per cent, Melrose 100 per
342 per cent, Hope City 80 IS per cent,
Finley Village 70 per cent, Sharon
Village IS per cent, decreased Broad
lawn II per cent, Colgate IS per cent.
Frank Grey, member, now arrived
and took his place on the board.
On motion the value of the follow
ing items was not changed: Goods and
merchandise, manufacturers tools and
implements, etc, moneys other than
that of banks, bankers and brokers,
credit other than that of banks, bankers
and brokers, and bonds and stocks other
than bank stock.
On motion the value of bank stock
was fixed at 40 per cent of the CAPT
tai and surplus and undivided profits
less the net investment iii real estate.
On motion the following items were
left unchanged, stocks and furniture of
| sample rooms. eating houses. ETC., ele-
vators, improvements on u. S. or rail-
road lands, electric light plants, and all
| other items not included in preceding
81 items.
The value of farm lands exclusive Of
structures, was OH motion increased or
decreased in the various assessment
ditricts by the following per centum:
Increased Newburgh I per cent, Bea-
yer Creek IS pr cent, Enger "a per cent
| Golden Lake 10 per cent, Finley per
cent, Franklin I per cent, Primrose 20
per cent, Greenwich I per cent, Eden
udlC 81 pei SCHl, IluSO L Pei SCit, INV
erside s per cent, Carpenter I per cent,
Sharon Village 7 per cent, decreased
Easton 2 per cent, Hope City S per
cent.
The value of structure on farm lands
was on motion increased or decreased
in the various assessment districts by
the following per centum: Increased
| Newburgh 40 per cent, Sharon IS per
cent, Enger 8 per cent, Finley IS per
cent, Primrose S per cent, Glendale 9
per cent, Riverside 100 per cent, Broad
lawn III per cent, Carpenter 7 per cent,
! Willow Lake 3 per cent, Sharon Viii
lage 6 per cent, decreased Beaver Creek
- pr cent, Easton 3 per cent, Green
view II per cent, Hugo 7 per cent.
The value of town or city lots ex-
| elusive of structures was on motion left
unchanged.
The value of structures on town or
| city lots was on motion increased or
| decreased in the various assessment
districts by the following per centu1m I:
Increased Colgate 3 per cent, decreas-
ed Hope City 10 per cent, Finley Viii
lage 3 per cent, Sharon Village 10 per
cent.
1t appearing from the assessment re-
turns for the year 1911, that Frank
Long of the post office of Sharon, N:
D., has been assessed i'll the Village Of
Sharon, also in the Township OF
Franklin, for the same property, and
as it was ascertained, that said Frank
Long, was and is a resident of the
Village of Sharon, it was moved, sec
onded and carried that the auditor be
instructed to cancel said assessment in
the Township of Franklin.
The minutes of the board of review
and equalization for today, July 9TH.
1911, was read and on motion approx
ed.
On motion the board adjourned as
a board of review and equalization.
G.. ]. MUSTAD,
County Auditor.
sherbrooke, N. d. July 9Th, 1911.
The board of county commissioner
met at 9 o'clock A. M, pursuant to adj
journment. present, Chairman Johnson,
Commissioners Gray, Verwest, and
Hovick.
On motion made and seconded and