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Vital Records.
Mrths.

Births.
Herbert ]. and Rosa III. Rich, boy.
Harvey w. and Elsie I. Payne, girl
Ftshel and Dora Medevoi, girl
Louis c. and Bedro Kuek. girl.
Luther C. and l.. Florelia Holmes, girl
Harry and Rebecca Baker, boy.
Isadors and Frances Fritt, girl.
James C. and Nettfe n. Alvey, boy
Willie L. and Marion A. Atkyns, boy.
William and Christabel Burton. boy.
William R.s-and Agnes Cumberland,
girl.
William J. and Bridget Collins. boy
John c. and Helen Coder, girl.
James A. and Ellen G. Hollinger, girl
Lucius w. and Margaret c. {. Jonn-
son, girl.
John and Barbara Kennel, boy
Ralph and Julis Mckee, boy.
Martin r. and Catherine Thomas. boy.
Hermann and Lena Weiss, girl
Walter ]. and Sarah E.. Woodson, girl
Robert E. and Prudence II. Starke. boy.
william H. and Rose Queen. girl.
Charles and Mary Lucas, girl
Eugene and Chloe johnson, girl.
Henry A. and Elizabeth Johns. girl.
william and LacyJeffries, boy.
William H. and Florence T. Under-
wood, boy.
Frederick b. and Margaret l. wilkin-
son, girl
sylvester E. and Blanch Young. girl.
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CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS

L y. ZIMMERMAN .xpert OIL all kinds o:
.-r4.. "1:.; 80 49,. yi"S U=,ors placing
.orr contracts lSls st, y. W Phone
Main s6s7.N. -
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COUNTRY BOARD

ON FARM. one mile from station, village as
miles from Washington. large shady lawn.
nice large airy rooms. fresh vegetables fresh
rich milk and fried chicken
IAN twice daily. Price. very moderate
Address MRS. ". A. KING. Bealeton. Va
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FOR RENT-H0USES
Unfurnished.

FOR RENT-A FEW SPECIALS
1851 Corcorsn. Or and D. fur h,...........$ So. 90
73l cend. Or and b good condition - SO
14i3 anG 1441 Monroe. 6r aud b. fur. ht... 80 ~
23eo 0ntari" I'd. 6F and b. porches....... 25e
Ii3 Park rc Or aud b. senii-det Ia ched. E. 81. 80
1904 Otis pl.. sr aud b. sem-detached... 81 VI
1861 18th. Er ana b, fur. ht........... %. -
163 Gresham pl.. 6r and b. porch ......-.. 22.5'
rIl7 Harvard Or and h detached por,h IS %
729 Harvard. sr and b, new bouse....... 80. %
21i4 lat NV Or and a. fur hit t,,. 80 90
1G3 n ne sr and L. h W h. porches .... 80
17OG Bird me- 6r and b. fur. hit. porches.. 100
1858 ne. 6r and bath, fur. ht ......:.. 16. so
GET OUR COMPLETE LIST.
GARDINER & DENT, Inc, N2 18th.
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hENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY

FCE REN On La ave pet 81 and tt;.
E.s Lest stand Cor heats aud provisions IN
the street y. L. REpMAN. 2lG IL. ave NV,
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DEATHS

sTELxE-At Hensopeehic Hespssai. Noedsz,
aGed nfty.nfne.
FuneFai wednesday,, September II. q io:ss
Q. m. from zushofst'4 Third and East
Capitol streets.
Saturday mornIne. September
Maryland avenue northeast. LUCY vIR-
GINA WILLIS. widow os the late Daniel
II. wills.
Funsral services win Be hsld Monday
morning. the 15th, at o'clock. Intermsne
0roenwood Cemetery, BFooklyn, N. =.
(Bsooklyn. N. 7. and Ssamton. Va. papers
: please copy.)
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Deaths.

James II. Richards, 70 years. Govern-
ment Hospital for the Insane.
James A. Flanagan, IS years, Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane.
Susie l. Hardy, 81 years, SO street
southeast
Pauline Hickerson. years, Providence
Hospital
Charles Kennedy. "a years. Airlie. Mill
tary road, District of Columbia.
Gen. Edwin n. Coats. u years, the
Highlands apartments.
Ellen G. Reed. q years, sos Fourteenth
street northwest.
Edward Paul. years. Children's Hos
pital.
George E. Smith. Is years, iSo7 Iowa
avenue northwest
( Washington University Hospital
Martha Matthews, 20 years, 6E Louis
lana avenue northwest
Thomas Quigiey, 30 years, Providence
: Hospital.
Helen Adelaide Hummer. 25 years. Iii
Rhode Island avenue northwest.
Virginia D. ASmeth, months, cSu
warder street northwest
Lucy Virginia Willis, % years, the Ro-
land apartments.
Esther Bryan. IS years. kso n street
southeast
Sarah Miner, 50 years. sios Thirty-dfta
street northwest
Robert H. Young. e years. 1aS Half
street southwest
Gertrude Taylor. years, 1s15 Fourth
street northwest
Naomi Digss. months, as V street
northwest.
willetta Contee. IA years. s4es F street
northwest.
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Marriage Licensesl

William A. Grove and Mary c. Shea.
of Washington.
Robert 7. Garner and Adda r. Myers.
of Mt. Rainier. Md.
Piesley Diggs and Myrtle Ceary. OF
Washington
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WANTED-PUPILS

PIANO PUPsLE ;jy l.:at-cisss teal!,s.: :es-
sonshie price. Apply BOX &C. Times Office
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CIGAR STORE. II 81. ne. only :...... ss.e
BOOMING HOUSE. % rooms; bargain. s3l3
LUNCH ROOM on - street. s6V'
POOL. ROOM. in busines; section. 80 81 10
We have 20 places Of business listed FOR
sale.
LAWRENCE BUSINESS EXCHANGE,
Room l Neiat! Bldg. 9G2 q st. \. W.
ROOMING HOUSE-l2 rooms: hot-watHr
heasS rent S55: only 500
ROOM1NG HOT'SE-B rooms: steam heat
elegantly furnished: asking Sl0N-
OTHER houses from Set0 up. We Inst room
ing houses frSe. Three houses sold last
wcek.
EQUITY BUSINESS BROKERS.
lHy1 New York ave.
y. Grocery good location NV. nice fresh :
\ stock; fine fixtures: heat furnished: =
rent only 500 owner made small for
>. tune in this place. Fancy grocery :,
j. and cigar store Rent S1". Z
= Cafe, Sc. open day and night: this
+ place is clearing oiS money. Rent =
=. Sic Sec our ad. tomorrow.
MARSHALL Bus. BROKERS'
i 9l3 New York Ave.
-s-.-.:s-:-s-:;-:;;ssss'.ss..ss:::s::.-s';
WANTED to buy furnished room house: $50
down and $50 a month till paid for: or 10
must full of roOmers,
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WORKiNGMAN'S WANTS

wORKIEGMEN-Ai the good things OF NE
belong to the man with money so here's
the way 10 start. gave on what you buy; this
is the store to do II, 3Ts on new pants:
IN your FIST; one price. JUSTB's OLD
STAND SIS D. -
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FOR SALE-6-rOOm house: outbuildings: 160
fruit trees, acres: Silver Spring; mac
adam road: miles from &c fare. r. W.
TALKS. 4e13 9th st. n. W.
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HAT RENOVATORS
WALL PAPER

WHEN in need of a first-class paperhanger
or painter call YOUNGER. Phone Columbia
1924 or address 1924 Perry y. w.
HARRISON & cos PAPERHANGERS AND
painters are picked experts who never fall
TO please. Lowest prices on papering. paint
9Th st. W.
PAPISRIIANGING. 2eeo less than other firms.
Phone Line. 2Z.9. or drop postal for esti-
mate. CHAS r. HYSAS. :A E. Cap St
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POOL ROOM FOR SALE.

Best location: good trade. good equipment;
large room; terms to suit. Owner out OF
town EDWIN BRIGGS. 1870 Park road. l.
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Afternoon Session

The Board of Equalization re-
convened at 1880 p. M, all members
were present.
The average value Of automobiles
was on motion placed at $125.OO and
was increased or decreased by the
following per centum: Increased,
Newburgh Z, Westfield AZ, Golden
Lake 46, Finley 25, Primrose 40,
Easton 10, Greenwich g., Glendale
80, Colgate so, Carpenter So, Willow
Lake 4S, Hope City 50, Finley Viii
lage IS; Sharon Village 81; decreas-
, ed, Beaver Creek 81, Sharon s, En-
ger IL, Franklin g.. Sh%erbrooke is.
Hugo II, Melrose %, Riverside II.
The average value Of melodeons.
organs, ETC., was on motion placed
at $40 and was increased or decreas-
ed by the following per centum:
Increased, Beaver Creek Q. Sharon
SO, Finley 1875, Primrose ~, Easton
100, Hugo 100, Sharon Village 100;
decreased. Newburgh 30, Willow
Lake IA, Finley Village s.
The average value of pianos was
on motion placed at $50 and was in
creased or. decreased by the follow
ing percentum: Increased, New
burgh 5, Beaver Creek 8, Westfie]d
20, Sharon 10, Golden Lake 20,
Finley 200, Primrose 100, Easton
AZ, Glendale 20, Hugo 2. Broadlawn
20, Colgate 4, Carpenter z. Willow
Lake 33 1-3, Hope City -, Finley
Village 10; decreased, Sharon VII
lage 2.
The value of household furniture
was on motion equalized with regard
to value by State Board for 1912
the following per centum: Increased,
Newburgh 81, Beaver Creek II,
Westield 2, Sharon 20, Enger 2.
Golden Lake %, Finley 1914, Frank
lin %, Primrose 80, Easton IT,
Greenwich "a, Glendale "a, Hugo
IA, Melrose II, Riverside II, Broad
lawn IA. Colgate 2, Carpenter 81,
Hope City 8, Sharon Village go; de-
creased, Sherbrooke IS, Finley Viii
lage 100.
The value of agricultural machin-
cry was on motion increased or de-
creased by the following per centum:
Increased, Newburgh 20. Beaver
Creek 81, Westfield g., Enger FL,
Golden Lake 81, Finley So, Frank
lin 4, Primrose Is, Sherbrooke Is,
Easton 6, Greenwich 4, Glendale 4
Hugo 16, Melrose "a, Broadlawn 80,
Carpenter 1913, Willow Lake SO,
Sharon Village 2: decreased, Sharon
Z, Riverside 16, Colgate g., Finley
Village 80.
The average value of Handy Gas
Engines was on motion placed al
$14.00 and was increased or de.
creased by the following per centum,
Increased, Newburgh 40. Sharon 40
Enger 10. Finley $50, Primrose 81
Faston 76. Greenwich 10, Glendale
60. Melrose 18, Riverside S. Car
penter 40, Hope City Is, Finley Vii
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lien upon said property prior to City
acquiring title to said lots.
Applications for bounty on trees
were taken up and considered.
The application of John E. Torkel-
son, for bounty on trees planted in
1904 was rejected OF account Of APP
plication not being made in time,
statute provides that application
must be made in June next after
expiration Of n year after plant
ing.
The application of j. D. Brown,
for bounty on trees on sections IL,
l45, 81 and %, 145, SIS, were on
motion granted.
The Chairman now appointed
Commissioners Grefsheim, Hovick
and johnson to check accounts in
T~reasurer's Office for quarter ending
June 3Oth, 1913, and Commissioner
Williams and himself to check other
Offices.
On motion thhe Board adjourned
to check Offices.
G. j. MUSTAD,
County Auditor.
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July 8th, 1918.

The Board Of County Commission
ers reconvened at 9 o'clock a.. M, all
members present.
A representative of the Under
wood Typewriter Company having
offered to take in old Oliver ma
chine in superintendent office and
old Underwood in Auditors office,
and install two new Underwood
machines as follows: one 10 inch
carriage machine for s~uperintend-
ent's Office and one IA inch machine
for AUDITORS Office, for $4,000.
On motion offer was accepted.
On motion o. H. Olson was APP
pointed Justice of the Peace to fill
vacancy caused by resignation OF
Albert Mickles.
The certificate Of the County
Auditor as to warrants issued for
quarter ending June 30th 1913. was
on motion approved, warrants being
as follows:
q. J. Mustad, Auditor. -. .$425.00
P. o. Satire. States Attorney 10000
Geo. F. Newton, County
Superintendent ......... 10000
Adam 8. Moote. County
Judge $1,000
E. A. Erickson, County Treas
D. W. vadnie, Clerk Of
G. II. Gilbertson. Register Of
Mrs. '1 Inea Giibertson, Clerk
Tor. -Res.stas-.ot Deeds. 80. 10000
Alvin P. Doe, Clerk for Aud
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July 18th, 1919.

The Board Of County Commission.
ers convened at 9 O'Clock a. m
Present, O. W. Williams, Ole N
Grefsheim, Anton Hovick and s. w
Johnson.
On motion o. W. Williams was Sc
lected as temporary Chairman.
Minutes Of the meetings Of .Ju1,
7th, Sth, 9th and II, 1913, were
read.
Chairman Verwest arrived.
On motion the minutes were an
proved. ~
The board proceeded to make thu
lew for taxes for 1913.
The Auditor exhibited statemen.
OF total amounts drawn against thu
General Fund for the fiscal year end
ing June Goth. 1913. said statemen
being as follows:
Auditors salary ......s q q,
States Attorneys salary. 10000
County Superintendent's
salary and mileage. 1852
Sheriff's salary from Jan
uarv 1913 to June 80,
1913, and salary for
deputy for same time. 1868
oounlV Judges salary. 10000
County Treasurer,s salary 1000
County Physicians salary 1000,
Clerk OF Courts salary. 10000,
I1ep"tV T~reasurer's salary 5000
Deputy Auditors salary. 1894
Board OF Health. ....... 1898
Commissioners per diem
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The bill OF A. T. Eckert Tor plant-
ing garden and hauling away refuse
from county property in Hope, was
on motion allowed, at $3.50.
The bond furnished by Carl ].
Beck, with B. K. Holdahl and G. H.
stavens, as. sureties, was on motion
accepted. /.
On motion the Board adjourned
till 9 O'Clock a. m. Tuesday, July Sth'
G. j. MUSTAD,
County Auditor.
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per cent, Colgate 2 per cent, Hope
City 8 per cent; decreased Village
of Finley 4 per cent.
The average value of horses three
years old and over was on motion
placed at $4,000 and was Increased
by the following per centum: Fin.
ley l, Easton 2, Hugo 1, Colgate S
Willow Lake 8, Hope City 20, Finley
Village IL.
The average value of stations
kept for service was on motion plac.
ed at $4,000 and was increased OF
decreased by the following pr cent
UNI: Increased Westfield 81, Enge1
10, Finley 10, Primrose 13, Sher.
brooke 10, Easton 6, Broadlawn l3
Willow Lake 81, Finley Village 13,
decreased Beaver Creek 3, Golden
Lake 8.
The average value of cattle one
year old was on motion placed at
$500 and was increased or decreased
by the following per centum: In.
creased Enger 8, Primrose /, Colgate
15, Willow Lake is, Finley Village
6; decreased Beaver Creek /.
The average value of cattle two
years old was on motion placed at SIC
and was increased by the following
per centum: Newburgh 20, Engel
2, Golden Lake l, Finley Z, Sher-
brooke %, Easton .. Colgate /, VIII.
low Lake 2, Finley Village 5
The average value OF COWS three
years old and over was on motion
placed $11 and was increased in all
assessment districts by 10 per cent.
The average value of all other cat
motion placed at $4,000 and was in
creased by the following per centum
Newburgh "a, Beaver Creek 33 1-3
Sharon IA, Enger IL, Finley $50
Easton 100, Hugo sc 2-3.
The average value of mules two
years old was on motion placed al
$500 and was increased by the fol
lowing per cenutm: Newburgh 2
Enger 4, Broadlawn 4.
The average value of mules three
years old and over was on motion
placed at $4,000 and was increased
or decreased by the following pei
centum: Increased, Beaver Creek 2
Westfleld 3, Easton 40, Hope City
8; decreased, Colgate 4.
The average value of sheep was or
motion placed at $3.50 and was in.
creased or decreased by the follow,
ing per centum: Increased, New.
burgh, Beaver Creek 2, Franklin SO,
Easton SO, Glendale %, Melrose /,
Broadlawn so, Colgate so; de.
creased, Westfeld Is.
The average value of hogs was on
motion placed at $3.50 and was in
creased or decreased by the follow.
Ing per centum: Increased, New
burgh 10, Beaver Creek 80, West
field 4, Sharon 10, Enger 8, Golden
Lake 8. Finley s., Primrose II,
Easton "a, Glendale 4, Melrose 6
Riverside 10, Broadlawn 10, Colgate
8, Carpenter 10, Willow Lake IL
Hope City, 3; decreased, Franklin
80, Sherbrooke IL, Greenwich 26
Hugo 10, Finley Village SO, Sharon
Village 8.
The average value Of sleighs anc
sleds was on motion placed at SIS
and was increased or decreased by
the following per centum: Increased
Westfield 55, Finley 1, Easton 21
Colgate 3; decreased, Finley Village
Is.
The average value of wagons ant
carriages was on motion placed a
$40 and was increased or decreased
by the following per centum: In
creased, Newburgh 6, Westfeld l
Enger IL, Golden Lake 2, Finley
1855, Easton 1, Colgate 8, Hope City
1, Finley Village 10; decreased, Will
low Lake g..
On motion the board adjourned
till 1880 p. NJ.
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Afternoon Session

The board r%econvened at 1880 p.
m. all members present.
On motion the Treasurer and Aud
itor We're directed to compile annual
statement as provided by Chap. 24O1
of r. C. 1905 and to publish same in
the Hope Pioneer.
Notice having been served that re-
planking OF bridge between Secs. 9
and II Newburgh Township was
greatly needed. 1t was on motion
ordered that new planks be placed
thereon, planks TO he 3x12x12.
The petition for repair of bridge,
between sections II and IS Easton
township was on motion granted,
and Commissioner Verwest was ap
pointed to supervise repairs.
The petition for appropriation of
$500 for grading between Secs. %
and 26 Riverside township, was IN
motion allowed at $40O.
The following bills were ON mo-
ton allowed:
Riverside Township, approp-
ration for grade on line
between Secs. 2 and IL,
Riverside Township ...$2O0.00
G. j. Mustad, cash advanced
i. for. express. carriage, post
age, postofiice box rent. 500
Geo. T.. Newton, postage, eX-
press and mileage. ...... 1850
z. A. Erickson, cash advanc-
ed for court orders etc.. $3.50
S. w. Johnson, 1 day on poor
board and mileage. ..... $50
Anton Hovick, services on
poor board, mileage and
lelSDtlOIc . o.LO
l.. VerWest, commissioners
per diem July meeting, in
specting bridge, mileage
and telephone tolls. ..... 1880
S. W. Johnson, Commission
ers per diem July meeting,
inspecting bridge and mile
age ....:.............. $3.50
Anton Hovick, Commissioners
per diem July meeting, In
specting bridge and mile
o. ". Williams, Commission
ers per diem July meeting,
inspecting bridge, locating
bridge builders, and mile
age 43.1O
Ole N. Grefsheim, Commits
sioners per diem and
mileage July meeting. 31.70
On motion the board adjourned
till 8 o'clock Tuesday, July 22nd,
1913.
G. j.. MUSTAD,
County Auditor.
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lage 40; decreased Westfeld 16,
Franklin 81, Sherbrooke AZ, Hugo
II -, Colgate 16, Willow Lake so.
On motion the board adjourned
till 9 o'clock, July 18th, 1913.
G. j. Mustad,
County Auditor.
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and mileage

and mileage ......... 766.4Os
District Court xpenses.... l026.70.
States Attorneys expenses 67.2O
Justice Court expenses. 1898
Election expenses ....... 1890
Books, Stationery and
Supplies ............. 12ss.25
Printing and advertising. 1999.70.
Light and fuel. ........ 422.34s
Care OF poor. 2283.24=
Miscellaneous .......... 1261.l4
Salary of janitor 322.255
County wolf bounty. ..... 1900
Transfer from County Cen
eral Fund to Teachers
Institute Fund ....... 1860
Deputy County Superin-
t%endent's salary 1900. $3.50
s246s6.0s
Care of insane. s2654.56
County bridge fund ..... 7864.74
There being a balance of $16,1O7-
81 in the County General Fund and
S2129.61 in the fund for care OF
insane.
1t was moved, seconded and car
ried that the following sums be. voted
to be raised ON real and personal
property for 1913:
County general fund. $40, 10000
County bridge fund.-. 100000
Care Of insane. $50. 100000
County Emergency ..... 2.OOO.O 90
County Road, as provided
by Chapter 122 Of the
Genral Laws of 1913. 100000
On motion Nine Hundred Doila-s
(S900.) was levied for 1913 uroU
all lands benefited by Fullers Lake
Drain No. /, for the purpose of pay
ing interest up ON bonds issued for
the construction of said drain.
On motion Three Hundred Dollars
(sS00.) was levied for 1913 pom
all lands benefited by Fullers Lake
Drain No. ! for the purpose of TAX
ing care of bonds, which mature
January LIST 1914, and which were
issued for the construction Of said
drain.
Pursuant to Sec. SIT R. C. 1905,
the Board proceeded to apportion
the number of names to be placed on
the jury list. Apportionment being
made as follows: Newburgh c,
Beaver Creek 3, Westleld 3, Sharor
3, Enger 6, Golden Lake 3, Finleg
8, Franklin 8, Primrose 8, Sher
brooke 4, Easton 3, Greenwich 4.
Glendale g., Hugo 3, .Melrose 6,
Riverside 3, Broadlawn 5, Colgate G
Carpenter 4, Willow Lake 6, Hop
City s, Village Of Finley z, Village
of Sharon 5.
The petition for levy for the pro-
motion of Diversified Farming was
on motion tabled.
On motion the board adjourned
till 1880 p. m. same day.
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itor 20 days in April. all

itor 20 days In April, all
of May and June. 1898
G. A. Bugbee, clerk for Coun-
ty Superintendent ...... 10000
Anna Gilbertson, clerk for
Treasurer, April and May 10000
9. J. Long, Sheriff ...... 1880
I. M. Major, Deputy Sheriff 1900
A. r. T. Wylie, Superintend-
ent for Institute for Feeble
minded at Grafton, N. d.
care for three patients
from Steele county. 1880
Inc following bills were on motion
allowed:
j. G. Abbott, salary as County
Physician quarter ending
n SOth, 1913. $4,000
M. 7. savre. salary as County
Physician quarter ending
June 3Oth, 1913. 5000
A. H. Nelson, supplies for Mrs.
Monson ................ 1000
Wolo & Teie, supplies for Ole
Kittleson ............... 1879
Ofstehage & Ostlie, supplies
for Mrs. Holdahl. pas
State tuberculosis Sanitarium
OF Dunseith, care of John
- - = . q. tU,( q
Abraham Hansen, auto trip to
Holdahl place, notary fees
and phone charges. $40
DR.. G. ]. Goodheart, services
case of Greek struck by
lightning $50
Steele County Tribune, print
Ing programs for teachers
Institutes 500
Steele County Tribune, April
proceedings, $31. May pro-
ceedings 1870. Teacher.
and pupils examinations
$3.50, silver seals, envel-
opes, stationery, total. 54.4O
On motion the Auditor vas in
structed to communicate with the
township, City and Village authors
ties' with regard to Chapter 121 of
the laws of 1913, which provides for
support of poor.
on motion the board adjourned
till 1880 p. m.
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Afternoon Session.

AFTERNOON session..
The board reconvened at 1880 o.
M. all members present.
h value Of Manufacturers Tools
and Machinery was on motion left as
returned by the assessors.
Moneys other than that of Banks,
Bankers and Brokers was on motion
left as listed by assessors.
Credits and Shares of Capital Stock
as shown from statements of Com
panies or Associations was on mo
ton equalized at 80 per cent of it's
full value.
Shares of Bank Stock were on mo-
ton eaualized at 35 per cent OF Its
full value.
The value of grain Elevators was
on motion euualized as follows: In
creased, Finley Village 25 per cent,
Sharon Village 4 per cent; decreased,
Colgate, g per cent.
The value Of Stock and Furniture
of Sample Rooms, Eating Houses,
etc., was on motion decreased In
Village Of Sharon 20 per cent.
The value of Flour Mills was on
motion left as listed by Assessors.
improvements on U. S. lands or
r. r. land except blowing was on
motion left as listed by assessors.
All other articles not included In
preceding 28 items was left as re-
turned by the assessors.
The average value of Farm Lands
Exclusive of Structures was on mo-
ton considered with regard to pre-
Vious assessment and was increased
or decreased by the following per
centum: Increased, Beaver Creek 4,
Golden Lake 10, Primrose 2, Sher-
brooke 8, Easton 5, Glendale 20,
riverside IL, Broadlawn 7, Carpen-
ter 5, Willow Lake 3; decreased,
Colgate z, Finley Village 8, Sharon
Village 10.
The value Of Structures and I'm
provements on Farm Lands was on
motion increased or decreased by
the following per centum: Increased.
Beaver Creek II, Golden, Lake 5,
Finley 5, Franklin 8, Glendale 10,
Hugo 4. Riverside so; decreased,
Finley Village S, Sharon Village 40.
The value of Town Lots exclusive
OF Structures was on motion left as
listed by the assessors.
The value OF Structures on Town
Lots was on motion left as listed by
the assessors.
On motion the minutes Of the
Board OF EQUALIZATION of July 18th.
1913, was approved.
On motion the board adjourned as
a Board of Review and Equalization,
G. j. Mustad,
County Auditor.