New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-07-26
County Board 81 Equalization.


Brown County. After being duly
sworn by Clerk Of Court Msnderfeld
and having slscssd Commissionsr
Polkow g chairman, The board took
up ~ work and ordered The following
changes:
Glass l. Horses, mules and asses
one year old, wore raised in Bsshaw
~ psr cent, New Ulm Is per cent,
Eden 8 per cent.
Horses, mules and asses two years
old, wore raised in Springfield 33} per
cent, Eden III per cent.
Horses, mules and asses, two years
old we're reduced in ALeavenworth 5
per cent.
Horses, mules and asses, three years
old ana over were raised in Spring
field per cent, Hsnska 6 per cent,
Eden 8 per cent.
Horses, mules and asses, three
years old and over were reduced in
New Ulm 16 per cent.
Horses, mules, asses, stations, fine
bred mares and race horses we're
raised in New Ulm 100 per cent, Sleepy
Eye 40 per cent, Golden 100 per cent,
Albin Is per cent, Cottonwood IS per
cent, Home 100 per cent, Mulligan so
per cent, Prsirieville 20 per cent,
Stark 20 per cent.
Glass 2. Cattle one year old we're
raised in Bashaw 10 per cent.
Cattle two years old were raised in
Springfield 30 per cent.
Cattle two years old were reduced in
Milford 20 per cent.
Cows were reduced in Springfield I
per cent.
All other cattle we're raised in New
Ulm per cent.
All other cattle were reduced in
Linden per cent.
Glass 3. Sheep we're reduced in
Albin Is per cent, Bashaw 5 per cent,
Linden 10 per cent.
Glass 4. Hogs were reduced in
Springfield 20 per cent, Bashaw Is per
cent.
Glass 5. Wagons, carriages, sleighs
and bicycles were raised in Hanska
per cent, Sigel Is per cent.
Wagons, carriages, sleighs and
bicycles were reduced in New Ulm 6
per cent, Springfield u per cent.
Automobiles were raised in Sleepy
Eye Is per cent, Hanska 40 per cent,
Evan 100 per cent, Albin 30 per cent,
Cottonwood 30 per cent, home 10 per
cent, Leavenworth 40 per cent, North
Star 25 per cent, Prairieville 10 per
cent
Glass s. Melodeons and organs
were raised in Hanska 10 per cent,
Evan 10 per cent, Stark 30 per cent.
Melodeons and organs were reduced
in Albin 25 per cent.
Glass 9. Pianofortes were raised in
New Ulm As per cent, Sleepy Eye 80
per cent, Springfield Is per cent,
Hanska 40 per cent, Golden SO per
cent, Evan Is per cent, Burnstown so
per cent, Cottonwood so per cent,
Eden 60 per cent, Home SO per cent,
Linden so per cent, Milford so per
cent, Mulligan so per cent, North
Star SO per cent, Sigel so per cent,
Stark 60 per cent, Stately As per cent.
Glass 10. Household goods and
wearing apparel were raised in
Comfrey per cent, Evan % per cent,
Albin 80 per cent, Bashaw 20 per cent,
Burnstown so per cent, Cottonwood
65 per cent, Eden IS per cent, Home
20 per cent, Lake Hanska 25 per cent,
Leavenworth Is per cent, Linden los
per cent, Mulligan IS per cent, North
Star As per cent, Prairieville so per
cent, Sigel IS per cent, Stark 10 per
cent, Stately 50 per cent.
Office furniture was raised in New
Ulm 20 per cent, Sleepy Eye 100 per
cent, Cottonwood 100 per cent, Linden
100 per cent.
Class II. Farm tools, implements
and machinery were raised in New
Ulm 20 per cent, Golden so per cent,
Evan SO per cent, Bashaw 40 per cent,
Burnstown Is per cent. Cottonwood
333tt per cent, Eden 33t, Lake Hanska
20 per cent, Leavenworth Is per cent,
Linden Is per cent, Milford 20 per cent,
North Star 10 per cent, Sigel Is per
cent, Stately 40 per cent.
Threshing machines and engines
were raised in New Ulm IS per cent,
Sleepy Eye 20 per cent, Golden Is per
cent, Bashaw SO per cent, Burnstown
rs per cent, Cottonwood 10 per cent,
Eden 10 per cent, Leavenworth 10 per
cent, Linden Is per cent, Stark rs per
cent.
Threshing machines and engines
were reduced in Lake Hanska 10 per
cent, Mulligan 10 per cent.
Glass IL. Gold and silver plate and