Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-29

duCed 90 per cent.
Upon roll cali Commissioners Davies;
Kositxky. Sandry II Thompson voted
Moved by Commissioner Davies and
seconded by Commissioner kositZky that
all other cattle three years old n
der to e~uualize between the different
Sibley Butte raised 200 per cent.
Burnt Creek, raised 100 per cent.
River View. 100 per cent. ''
Glenvicw 25 per cent.
Ghylin, 100 per cent.
Estherville, 30 per cent.
Hazergrove, so per cent.
Summit. 100 per cent.
Hawkeyc, 35 per cent.
Upon roll call Commissioners Davies.
lkositzky, Sandry and Thompson voted
aye. Il
Moved by Commissioner Kositzky and
by Commissioner sandry that
i'm Sterling township 80 per cent.
Christiana raised 20 per cent.
Cromwell raised 40 per cent.
City of Bismarck raised 5 per cent.
And that sheep be raised as Indicated
below: .E
In Sterling township raised SO per cent.
Hay Creek, $50 per cent. 49, ...
Lein. SO per cent. 49,,
And that hogs be equalized as Indicated
below:
Ill lily VI blSIlldICh CuNStu ~ SL4SS"
Lein, so per cent increase.
Harriet, GO per cent increase.
Ghylin. 80 per cent increase.
IIcklund, Is per cent increase.
Grass Lake. 20 per cent, Increase.
Hawkeye. 20 per cent increase.
On roll call Commissioners Davies. 10
sticky, Sandry and Thompson voted aye:
Moved by Commissioner Davies, and
seconded by Commissioner kositzky. that
in order to %equalize wagons. carriages
and other wheeled vehicles, the follOW1n
changes be made:
Long Lake. raised Is per cent.
DriscOll, raised 10 per cent. 4
Sterling, raised 200 per cent.
Menoken raised so per cent.
Christiana Is per cent.
Sibrey Butte, 100 per cent.
Burnt Creek, 60 per cent.
Lein. SO per cent.
Lyman raised 20 per cent.
Cromwell raised IS per cent.
Harriet. raised 80 per cent.
Glenview, raised Is per cent. :.
Wing. raised IS per cent.
Rock Hill. raised 80 per cent.
Ghylin, raised 60 per cent.
Ecklun,d, raised 10 per cent.
Phoenix raised IS per cent.
Grass Lake. raised 100 per cent.
Florence Lake. raised 80 per cent.
Fort Rice. reduced As per cent.
Lincoln, reduced IS pc rcent.
Naughton, reduced 10 per cent.
Trygg, reduced 20 per cent.
Crofte. reduced 10 per cent.
Richmond, reduced Is per cent.
Hazelgrove. reduced 10 per cent.
On roll cali all commissioners present
voted aye. = III,
Moved by Commissioner kositzky and
seconded BY Commissioner Sandry that
the following changes be made in eleva-
tors in order to ~cqualize between the diff
ferent townships:
Morton raised 36 per cent.
Ecklund raised 65 per cent.
Driscoll raised Is per cent.
Sterling raised &c per cent.
Mckenzie raised u IL per cent.
Menoken raised 20 per cent.
Wins raised so per cent.
Ghylin raised rs per cent.
Burnt Creek reduced 20 per cent.
Glenview reduced Is per cent.
Grass Lake reduced rs per cent.
On rolf call all commissioners voted
Moved by Commissioner Sandry and
seconded by Commissioner Davies that
banks be equaliZed as follows. In order
to %euualize between the City of Bismarck
and the different townships In Burleigh
Banks in Driscoll township raised rs
Banks in Crofte township reduced 30
per cent. "a.
Banks in Sterling township reduced 80
per cent.
Banks in Mckenzie township reduced
30 per cent.
Banks in Wing township reduced 30
Banks in Estherville township reduced
30 per cent. .
On roll call all commissioners voted
Moved by Commissioner Davies and
seconded by Commissioner Sandry that
this board refuse to accept the state
ment Of the Bismarck Bank to the as
coccnvc o.. cl1np# mt r hpinr TN IcrOr09llCc
with law. and the county auditor. is
hereby directed to take proper procedure
to have same corrected. On roll call all
commissioners present voted aye. :,
seconded by Commissioner kositzky that
the equalization board adjourn sine die.
The board then met as q board OF
county commissioners.
County Commissioner kositzky intro
duced the following resolution and NOV
Be it resolved by the Board Of Coun-
ty Commissioners Of Burleigh County,
Nortf, Dakota. that.
Whereas. upon careful examination
Thompson, J. A. Davies and G: r. Ko-
sticky of the bridge across the creek
on section 36. township al. range 81.
and known as the L.. A.. Larson bridge.
needs the rebuilding of "a 30 foot | beam
bridge. and
Whereas. an emergency exists reduir-
in gthe immediate rebuilding of said
Therefore Be it Resolved, That this
board proceed to contract. for the re-
building of the above described bridge
with some responsible party at a price
not to exceed the last bid accepted by
this board for like work, in accordance
with CHAPTER 152 of section 1880. session
laws Of 1911. entitled Locating and re-
,rtfdinE bridges"
Upon roll call all commissioners voted
aye.
b Commissioner j. A.. Davies moved that
the contract for rebuilding the bridge
described in above resolution be award
ed to the Fargo Bridge. and Iron Co. Of
price being as low AS last bids accepted
by this board for like work. Upon roll
call Commissioners Davies. Kositzky,
Sandry and THOMPSON voted aye
County Commissioners Sandry intro
ducede the following resolution and NOV
Be it resolved by the Board Of coun-
ty Commissioners OF Burleigh County,
North Dakota, that,
Whereas, upon careful examination
and personal investigation made by Ray
Sandry and G.. r. Kositzky, commissions
ers Of the bridge across the creek he
tween section 10 and IL, township 1873,
range n. needs the rebuilding OF q
nineteen foot I beam bridge, and Where
az an emergency exists recurring the im-
mediate rebuilding Of said bridge.
board procee dto contract for the. rebuild
ing Of the above described bridge with
some responsible party at 9 price MOI. to
exceed the last bid accepted BY this
board. for like work, in accordance with
chapter 152 Of section 1880. session laws