The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-08-04
COUNTY BUSINESS

PROCEEDINGS OF THE LAKE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS IN
REGULAR JULY SESSION.
Madison, s. D., July 3, 1914
The board of county commissioners
met in special session for the pur-
pose of accepting liquor bond as or
| dered by District Judge Joseph w.
| Jones, and on motion the following
bonds were accepted: Peter Heag-
ney. Fred Kurth, j. A. Donnelly, e.
j. Karlen, w. j. Conley, city of Mad
ison. On motion the bond OF Andrew
Hagley was accepted. Meeting adj
journed.
&C. M. Simmons,
Chairman.
Attest:
M. ID. McGilllvray,
County Auditor.
Madison, s. D.. July z, 1914
The board OF county commissioners
met in regular July session, with all
members and the auditor present.
The day was taken up averaging the
assessed valuation of each township.
Meeting adjourned.
Wednesday, July y.
The board went to Winfred to
meet the Miner county board in re-
gard TO road work on county line be-
tween Lake and Miner. On return
of board from Winfred, the after
noon was taken up checking up as
| SCISSORS books.
Board adjourned.
Thursday, July d.
The board met as per adjourn
ment, with all members present.
They then adjourned to go to Ches-
ter township to view grades. The
| afternoon was taken up on assessors
books.
Board adjourned.
Friday, July 10.
The Board met as e adjourn
ment, with all members present.
The day was taken up with assess
books.
Board adjourned.
Saturday, July II.
The board met as per adjourn
ment, with all members present.
The day wa staken up with assess
or's books.
Meeting adjourned to meet Mon
day, July 13, 1914.
Monday, July 13.
The board met as per adjourn.
ment, with all members present
The day was taken up with equaliza.
ton of assessment.
The board adjourned to meet
"Wednesday, July Is.
Wednesday, July 10.
mN. I-a-I -AAt n1Sn.HrF1
ment, with all members present
The day was taken up viewing road.
in Chester township and Wentworth
township.
Thursday, July 10.
The day was taken up equalizint
assessments.
Meeting adjourned to meet Jul.
IT.
Board met as per adjournment
with all members and the auditor
present.
Board finished equalizing at noon
The following shows the equalization
of townships and villages:
Summit Township.
Lands and buildings raised 9 pc
cent.
Horses and mules, one year raises
Z per cent.
Horses and mules, two years
; raised rs per cent.
5 Horses and mules, three year
, raised 21 " per cent.
! Stations and jacks as assessed.
u Cattle, one year lowered 5 pc
cent.
Cattle, two years. lowered 5 pc
! cent.
Cows raised 80 per cent.
[ Other cattle raised Az per cent.
> Sheep lowered IL per cent.
Hogs lowered 3 per cent.
I Wagons lowered 4 per cent.
. Steam and gas engines as assessed
| T%hreshing machines as assessed.
Autos raised 81 per cent.
Motorcycles raised sc 2-3 per cen
Pianos raised 33 per cent.
Agricultural implements lowere
n 20 per cent.
" Nunda Township.
: Lands and buildings as assessed.
Horses and mules, two years raise
Is per cent.
. Horses and mules, three year
raised 2 per cent.
Cattle, one year raised so per CEN
=, Cattle, two years raised 63 pc
cent.
:, Cows raised Is per cent.
r other cattle raised % per cent.
Sheep lowered 90 per cent
Hogs lowered Is per cent.
Wagons lowered 5h per cent.
Pianos raised 47h per cent.
: Agricultural implements lowere'
: 8 per cent.
Badus Township.
Lands and buildings rs assessed.
Horses and mules, n year low
cred IL per cent.
Horses and mules, two years raise
Is per cent.