Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-07-24

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ship: Cattle class B lowered rs
per cent, Cattle &c" CLASH raised lis
percent. Sheep lowered 15 percent
Hogs lowered a Ger cent, Wagons and
HarTs2gges .seG 20 per cent, House.
hold fur IRE raised 200 per { ut.
Don i1f.gston OF Watertown was
legal aotised lat the assessment
n his eier2sor o. ApplebY in Sheri-
q toignship was raised s1,409.00.
K~snpesta township was eaualized
as falloYs Horses az Glass lower
81 81 10 cent, Horses 81. Ciiass.
iissd 6 per cent Cattle a. class
RAISED ger cent, Cattle "Ba class
raised % per cent, Cattle &C, class
raised IS per cent, Mules raised 40
per cent, Sheep raised Is per cent
Hogs lowered 25 per cent, Wagons and
Carriages raised 40 per cent, Pianos
lowered 45 per cent, Household fur
niture raised $50 per cent, machinery
raised ITO per cent,
The following assessments at Lake.
Kampeska were equalized as follows.
H. A. Babcock $500 l.. E. Brickell
5000, Frank Bennett $2T5, Barr &
Coe $500, w. b. Cannon 500, G. M.
Cannon $430, Geo. Ghristopherson $3.50
Curt DeGraff $3.50, S. Dory $3.50, ID.
Il. Fowler $3.50, G. A. Fountain 1925,
H j. Fahnestock S315, Golf Club 500,
S. H. Goepfert $685., C. Il. Haywood
s315. Geo. w. Hart $500, Isidor Han
ten $3.50, J. o. Melham $500, Thos,
McBath $3.50, Chas. Neill 5000, S. NJ.
Owsley $500, NJ. o. Poulson $500, AT.
w. Sheafe, Jr. 500, b. A. Syverson
$3.50, f. P. Snyder $3.50, S. F. Spencer
1915, H. f. w. Schaller $315, H. A.
Tarbell $415, w. F. Miller $3.50, g.
E Vinegar $500 w. G. yonHagen $500
G B. Williamson $500, Sue a. Mac
|Cosham $50, Peter Sievert $50, Geo.
B Elliott $3.50
Changes in Henry township assess
ment as follows: Horses "a class
raised 13 per cent, Cattle GA" class
raised 100 per cent, Cattle CT class
raised 40 per cent, Mules raised Z per
cent, hogs raised go per cent, Wagons
and carriages raised 70 e cent.
Pianos raised Is per cent, Machinery
raised $50 per cent, Engines and boil
ers raised 100 per cent.
Elmira township equalized as fol
lows: Horses GA" class lowered 10
per cent, Horses "B" class raised IA
per cent, cattle class raised 25
per cent, cattle "C' class raised 16
per cent, mules raised 8 per cent,
sheep raised SO per cent, hogs lowered
43 per cent, wagons and carriages
raised 60 per cent, household furni-
ture raised 200 per cent, machinery
raised so per cent, and engines and
boilers raised go per cent.
Lake township assessment changed
as follows: Raised, "A' class horses
% per cent, "B" class horses "a per
cent, CATTLE "a" class 80 per cent,
mules 81 per cent, wagons and car
riages 50 per cent pianos 81 per cent,
machinery rs per cent Lowered,
sheep ~ per cent and hogs IS per
cent.
On motion board adjourned to July
9TH.
July 7, 1918.
Board met as per adjournment.
The following being omitted was
added by order of the assessor of
Kranzburg township, s.. P. Brown
$4,000 valuation for threshing ma.
chine, Gottiieb Fischer $4,000 for
threshing machine.
Six COWS added to the assessment
of John B. Fox, Kranzburg township
Richland township aqualized as fol
lows: Assessor omitted, county
board added, G. w. Brown, piano
$4,000 (, Geo. Croft, piano $4,000 ane
C. B. Johnson, piano 100000. Also
raised balance of pianos in township
to 100000 each. Horses "B" class
raised IL per cent, ga" class cattle
raised ~ per cent, cattle sc" class
raised 80 per cent, mules raised 4
per cent sheep lowered "a per cent
hogs lowered IA per cent, wagons ant
carriages raised 102 per cent, house
hold furniture raised 100 per cent
machinery raised 80 per cent. Free
Frantz %threshing machine cut 100000
A. D. Ostrander, threshing machine
cut 100000.
Graceland township equalized al
follows: "A" class horses lowered /;
per cent, "a class cattle raised Al
per cent, &c" class cattle raised 2,
per cent. hogs lowered Is per cent
wagons and carriages raised 6S pc,
cent, household furniture raised 10,
per cent, machinery raised 10 pc
cent
Waverly township equalized as fol
lows: A class horses raised SO pc,
cent, "a" class cattle raised 100 pc
cent, "B" class horses raised As pc.
cent &C" class horses raised SO pc;
cent, "B" class cattle raised SO pc,
cent, &C. class cattle raised ITO pc
cent, hogs raised ITO per cent, wagons
and carriages raised 1870 per cent
pianos raised 100 per cent, household
furniture raised $50 per cent, machin
cry raised 80 per cent, threshing ma
chimes raised 40 per cent, elevators
grain, etc. raised 20 per cent.
Pelican township equalized as fol
lows: Lowered, ga" class horses /!
per cent. Raised "B" class horses
per cent, raised "a class cattle 81
per cent, raised .C'' class cattle 81
per cent, raised mules go per cent
lowered hogs 6 per cent, raised wag
ions and carriages 20 per cent, lowered
pianos 80 per cent, raised household
furniture 60 per cent, raised machin
cry 40 per cent, threshing engines
and boilers raised 40 per cent.
Dexter township equalized as fol
lows: A class horses raised 10 pc
cent, "a" class cattle raised So pei
cent, sheep raised Is per cent, hog.
lowered IL per cent, wagons and car
riages raised Z per cent, household
furniture raised $50 per cent, machin
cry raised 10 per cent. The assess
ment of Henry Springer on threshine
machinery reduced $4,000.
On motion board adjourned to Jul,
Sth.
July 8, 1918.
Board met as per adjournment.
On motion Chas. Marotz of Fullel
township was allowed to pay face O
personal taxes or the Years 10000
90, amounting to s7.77.
Rauvills township equalized as fol