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

NJ, all members present.
On motion it was ordered, that the
three oxen assessed in Finley Town
ship, be stricken from the assessment
book, as there are only three oxen as
sessed in the county.
On motion seconded and carried, the
average value of all other cattle three
years old and over, was left at $500
per head, and was increased Or de-
creased in the various assessment dis
tricts by the following per centum:
Newburgh I per cent, West6eld Z per
cent, Enger 70 per cent, Finley, Prim-
rose, Easton and Glendale each &C 2-3
per cent, and Melrose II per cent.
On motion the value of mules and
asses two years old, was left as returll-
ed by the assessors.
The average value of mules and
asses three years old and over was on
motion fixed at $1,000 per head and
was increased in the various assess
ment districts by the following per
centum: Franklin 7 per cent, Green
view 7 per cent, Colgate per cent.
Hope City 10 per cent.
The average value of sheep was on
motion fixed at $1.5o per head, and was
increased or decreased by the follow
ing per centl,m, in the various assess
ment districts: Increased Newburgh
so per cent, Beaver Creek so per cent,
Westfeld II per cent, Sharon so per
cent, Finley so per cent, Franklin so
per cent, Primrose so per cent, Sher-
brooke so per cent, Easton 50 per cent,
Greenwich IS per cent, Hugo 50 per
cent, Broadlawn so per cent, Carpenter
50 per cent, decreased Melrose IS per
cent.
The average value of. hogs was on
motion fixed at $3.50 per head and was
increased or decreased in the various
assessment districts by the following
per centuln: Increased Sharon 10 per
cent, Enger So per cent, Finley II per
cent, Franklin 10 per cent, Primrose
10 per cent, Easton ID per cent, Green
view 1874 per cent, decreased New
burgh 16 per cent, Beaver Creek IL
per cent, Westfeld 16 per cent, Golden
Lake 16 per cent, Sherbrooke 80 per
cent, Glendale 16 per cent, Hugo I6 per
cent, Melrose 20 per cent, Riverside 10
per cent, Broadlawn IS per cent, Col
gate IS per cent, Carpenter 80 Is per
cent, Willow Lake 16 per cent, Hope
IS per cent, Finley Village IS per cent,
Sharon Village 16 per cent.
On motion the average value of
sleighs and sleds was fixed at $500 and
was increased or decreased in the var
ious assessment districts by the follow
ing per centum: Increased Sharon a
per cent, Finley 2 per cent, Primrose I
FER cent, Easton IS per cent, Colgate
= per cent, decreased Franklin 2 per
cent.
The average value of wagons, car
riages and all other wheeled vehicles,
was or motion fixed at $1,000 each, and
was increased in the various assessment
districts by the following per centt1m:
Increased Westfeld 2 per cent, Shar-
on Is per cent, Enger "a per cent, Fin
ley E per cent, Primrose I per cent,
Easton I per cent, Finley Village 81 per
cent, Sharon Village 2 per cent, de-
creased Hope City I per cent.
On motion the value of automobiles
was left as returned by assessors.
The average value of melodeons,
organs and other musical instruments
was On motion fixed at $1,000 each and
was increased in the following assess
ment districts by the following per
centum: Sharon 20 per cent, Enger
IS per cent, Finley IS per cent, Prim-
rose 100 per cent, Easton &C 2-3 per
cent, Edendale II per cent, Colgate 7
per cent, Finley Village 81 per cent.
The average value of pianos was on
motion left at $1,000 each and was in
creased or decreased in the various as
cent, Sharon Village 2 per cent, de-
centum: Increased Beaver Creek :
per cent, Sharon IS per cent, Enger Is
per cent, Finley 122 per cent, Frank
lin 4 per cent, Primrose 81 per cent,
Sherbrooke, 7 per cent, Easton 20 per
cent, Glendale Sc per cent, Melrose GO
per cent, Hope City per cent, Finley
Village 81 per cent, Sharon Village S
per cent, decreased Colgate S per cent.
The value of household furniture
was on motion increased in the var
ious assessment districts by the follow
ing per centum: Beaver Creek Is
per cent, Westie1d 62 per cent, Enger
o5 per cent, Golden Lake IS per cent,
Finley 40 per cent, Franklin S. per
cent, Primrose S. per cent, Sherbrooke
20 per cent, Easton 100 per cent,
Greenwich 20 per cent, Glendale IS per
cent, Melrose 80 per cent; Broadlawn
40 per cent, Carpenter 50 per cent,
Willow Lake S per cent, Sharon Vii
lage 80 per cent, decreased Hope City
IS per cent.
The value Of agricultural tools, i'm
plements and machinery was on mo-
ton increased in the various assess
ment districts by the following pei
centum: Beaver Creek 80 per cent,
Finley 100 per cent, Franklin IS pei
cent, Primrose 20 per cent, Sherbrooke
IS per cent, Easton IA per cent, Green
viw IA per cent, Glendale AZ per cent
Melrose g per cent, Broadlawn 9 pei
cent, Carpenter US per cent, Willow
Lake 40 per cent.
On motion the board adjourned till
9 o'clock A. M, July 9TH, 1911.
G.. J. MUSTAD,
County Auditor
S~herbrooke, N. D., July 9TH, 1911
The hoard met at n o'clock A. M.