The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-18
PLEASANT VIEW
GETS A BOOST
The Automobile Valuations
There Advanced Eighty
Per Cent by Equalizers.
GRAND FORKS IS
LEFT AS
Board Expects to Conclude
Work
Levy Will Be Made.

The county commissioners in session
today as a board of equalization fixed
the equalized value of the automobiles
in the county. There were several
changes made. the biggest increase
being in Pleasant View township
ed eighty per cent. The biggest re-
was made in AGnes township
where the assessors figures were re-
duced twenty-five per cent. NO chanse
was made in the assessors returns lof
Grand Forks city.
The eoualizod returns are as fol-
lows:
Agnes. reduced %.
Americus, increased ..
Allendale. no change.
AvGn. increased %.
blooming, increased 80.
Hcntru. nc change.
Brcnna. Increased 20.
Chester, no mango
Elm Grove, reduced 20.
Elk Mount, increased 80.
Falconer, no change.
Fairfield. increased 36.
Ferry, increased Sc.
Gilhy, no change.
Grace. no change.
Grand Forks. reduced 10.
Hegton. NO change.
Inkster, reduced lG.
Iohnstown. reduced 16.
Lind. Increased 80.
Lakeville. no change.
Loretta. increased 10.
Iarimora. no llange
Inean Center. reduced 10.
Ievant. no chance.
Michigan, increased %.
Moraine. no change.
MckinocE. no change.
Northwood. reduced 20.
Niagara. no change.
Oakville, increased 30.
Plymouth. no change.
Pleasant View. increased so.
Rye, increased so.
Strahane. increased 20.
Turtle River. no change.
Union. no change.
Ealla. reduced 90.
washington. increased so.
Wheatfeld. increased 10.
niagara village, no change.
Inkster city. no change.
Reynolds. no change.
Northwood. increased 40.
Larimore. reduced 10.
Grand Forks city, no change.
Grand FORKS IeaoS.
AS soon as the work on the auto
mobiles was finished the board took
IN the work of eaualizing the returns
on the hank valuations in the county
According 10 the figures OF the asses
sors there are twenty-nnc banks in
the county. The euualized value of all
these hanks. according to the figures
of the county commissioners. is $685.
$50. OF this amount S1I1.90o is as
sessed in the city of Grand Forks.
The county commissioners expect to
finish their work tomorrow. The work
of euualizing the returns on the ele-
vators and the warehouses of the
county is the only remaining item
that is before them. This is being
worked on this afternoon.
Bigger Levy.
The tax lcvy for the county will he
made tomorrow. 1t will he ahou'
$4,000 more this year than last veal
as near as a be estimated by the
commissioners a. this time.
The assessed valuation of the county
as eoualized by h county commits
sioners will he about s1%5,5Co.Oo0. The
increased levy will be made to take
care of the increased demands that
have been put by the insane asylum
at jamestown. Grand Forks county
has some sixty patients at the state
hospital anil the expenses for the care
of them must he anticipated, or PAID
in advance. in accordance with the
passed at the last session of the legis-
lature. Last year the O s Of caring
for these patients of the county
amounted to $500. The increased
cost amounts to about $4,000 which
represents the cost for the coming
Wow Whom thnra iS tho court house
levy which will amount to $4,000
Another matter that must be taker
care of through the levy is the tuber-
culosis hospital at Dunseith. The levy
of last year of 100000 for good roads
will remain the same.
The general levy will be about the
same as last year, s9s,S65. The ad.
ditional levies will increase the tota
lie sies to about $4,000.