The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-08-07

sixty acres land from five hundred
dollars to five hundred sixty dollars.
p. 173, line seventeen, VIM.
j. Bachues, Lethbridge, Canada, rails
ed on one hundred fifty eight acres
land from five hundred dollars to six
hundred thirty two dollars.
p. one seventy three, line twenty
one, r. G. Blassingame, Zortman,
raised on one hundred forty acres land
from four hundred dollars to FIVE
hundred sixty dollars.
The Board having resumed as a
Board of Equalization it was or
dered that continuation of this
meeting of the Board Of Equaliz-
alton is hereby called for Aug. 9Th,
9th. and 18th, 1913, for the pur-
pose Of hearing objections to
change of assessments and taking
testimony of persons objecting to
the raising of any assessment,
and hearing testimony why such
raises shall not stand.
The Board then proceeded with
the equalization as follows:
P. IL line l8-Ralph Perkins,
Glasgow, raised on $50 acres of
land from $685. to $1440.
P. Ill line l2-T. M. Patten,
Glasgow, raised on 157 acres Of
land from 1894 to 1928.
P. Ill line 21-Mrs. 7. M. Pat
ten, Glasgow, raised from $3.50 to
$128O.
P. Ill line 24-John Purcell,
Glasgow, raised on 100 acres of
land from $500 to $640.
P. Ill line 31-Andrew Peter
son, Bellview, Mimi, raised on
100 acres of land from $400 to
$64O.
P. III line 38-August Peter
man, Glasgow, raised on $50 acres
of land from $3.50 to $3.50.
P. 112 line 1-E. j. Plapp,
Glasgow, raised on 800 acres of
land from $500 to $3.50.
P. 112 line 4-Elizabeth Plapp,
Glasgow, raised on 800 arces of
and from $500 to $500.
P. 112 line 1O-Theodore Par
ker, Glasgow, raised on 440 acres
of land from $131O to $3.50.
P. 1l2 line 5-Peter Peterson.
Glasgow, raised on stock cattle
from forty-five head to sixty head
at $25 per head.
P. ll2, line 26-H. P. Peterson,
Hinsdale, raised on ]60 acres of
land from $45l to $500.
P. 1l3 line l3-Miss Mabel Peck,
Malta, raised on 40 acres of land
from 500 to 5000.
P. lib line 19-Wilfrid Prim-
eau, Malta, raised for five head of
stock cattle to twelve head of
stock cattle and from six head to
eight head of work horses.
P. 113 line Backward Pier
son, Malta, raised on 1853 acres of
land from $467 to $3.50.
P. ia line 15-H. M. Preist,
Nashua, two range horses ordered
changed to two work horses.
P. ia line 22-Benjamin Pom
titus, Nashua, raised on 100 acres
of land from $425 to $500.
P. l19 line &c. E. Pierson,
Beaverton, raised on $50 acres of
land from 1925 to $3840.
P. 116 line 33-Geo. w. Poin-
ter, Lismas, two range horses Or
dered changed to two work horses.
P. 116 line 35-W. H. Patter~
son, Lismas, ordered assessed two
work horses.
P. l18 line IS. J. Rumble,
Glasgow, raised on 800 acres of
land from SEAS to Sl005.
P. 118 line 39-John C. Rusher,
Glasgow, raised on l60 acres of
land from $505 to $3.50.
P. 118 line 18-W. E. Rhodes,
Glasgow, raised on 1856 acres of
land from $500 to $3.50.
P. 12l line 3-Mrs. Effie Roth
man, Hinsdale, raised on improve
ments, city lots from $3.50 to $500.
P. 121 line 5-H. T. Ratchford,
Hinsdale, raised on 100 acres of
land from $3.50 to $640.
P. 12l line Isl. H. Ruatter,
Hinsdale raised on 1853 acres Of
land from $578 to $632.
P. 121 lire 14-H. D. and Annie
f. Roub, Hinsdale. ordered assess
ed one pure bred stallion and rails.
ed on machinery $500.
P. 12l line 2O--Gus Rothman,
Hinsdale, raised on 1l6 acres Of
land from $3.50 to $464.
6p. m. Board adjourned until 8
a. m. July 28th, 1918.
9 a. m. July 28th, 1918, the
Board Of Equalization resumed, all
members present, equalization was
continued as follows: