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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-04

mans. and at Koennigratz, $4,000 mole
soldiers followed suit. Al Aschaffen-
burg The italian regiments With band
playing. passed bag and baggage into
the lines OF Russia-then allied to
italy.
And In the present war with Serv'a,
Will the Austrian servians, Croats and
other Siavs In Emperor Francis Jos.
eph.s army turn their rides against
himf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-04
NO DATE FIXED FOR STOCK
EXCHANGE OPENING

NEW YORK. Aug. Stock exchange
governors have made no attempt to-
exchange. A special committee was
named to decide all questions relating
to business OF the market, indicating.
In the opinion Of brokers. that 1t would
be several days at least before the ex-
change opened.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-04

To protect life boat in heavy
sea, the familiar device known as a
sea anchor. consisting of triangu.
lar piece of canvas lashed to rigid
frame, has ben improved by the ad-
dition of an oil tank. A cable or chain
bride Is arranged to keep the lower
point OF the canvass triangle sub
merged, while oil oozfng from holes
In the bottom of the cylinder smooths
down the waves and prevents comb
ers" from breaking and swapping the
boat. AS the anchor holds the boat
head-on the action of the wind and
waves carries the uncovered water
past the boat. A number OF these
sea anchors are in use I'm the army
transport service.-Popular Me-
chanics.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-04

OF the 176 aeroplanes owned by
the British war department, 1876 are
of native make.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-04

Electrically generated ozone Is uset
for preserving meats In Germany.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-04
Delay and Inconvenience Worst
Ills They Can Suffer, Declares
c. Leidich, Detroit Steam
boat Agent
STEAMER WASHINGTON
ARRIVES FROM BREMEN
Boat Sailing When Trouble
Broke Out Believed To Be
Carrying Many Detroiters

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-Ths
president this afternoon sent TO
congress a special message asking
for an appropriation Of S250,ooo to
aid Americans abroad.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-04

Pcnip-uiar a. ORIENT
nj =. y. Co. frequent
saiiings, India, Chi
mn, Phiiippiness ia
pan, Australia. New
Zesi a n a. wintrr
Tours I'm I'm Il "a,
Round World Tours.
for full tnformatiep
q. If-9f sfate-sf. ~. N.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-04

King George is an earnest student
of meteorology.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-04

thar way and keep up with the other
boys.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1914-09-04
llayes Township.

JeWett TOWNSHIP.
Real estate (acreage) lowered 5
per cent.
No. cattle raised SO Is per
cent.
No. c cattle raised SO 1-3 per
cent.
No. 7 COWS raised 20 per cent.
no. s COWS raised so per cent.
Kadoka Township,
No. horses lowered 10 per cent.
No. 5 cattle raised SO Is per
cent.
Gidland Township.
Real estate (aereage) raised 10
per cent.
No. ; cattle raised SO 1-s per
cent
No. . sheep raised 16 2-3 per
cent.
Pleasant Valley Township.
Real estate (acreage) lowered 20
per cent.
No. 3 horses raised 10 per cent.
No. 0 sheep raised II per cent
Riverside Township.
Real estate (acreage) l-werod 30
per cent.
No. horses lowered 25 per cent
No. horses lowered 80 per cent.
No. COWS raised 5 per cent.
N. . sheep raised 16 2-3 per
cent
RiyerH CIV Township.
Real estate (acreage) lowered
per cent.
No. horses lowered 90 per cent.
NJ. 2 horses lowered 20 per cent
No. 3 horses lowered 10 per cent
No. 5 cat:le lowered 33 Is per
cent
: No. cattle lwored 25 per cent.
No, cattle lowered 20 per cent.
Township.
Real estate (acreage) lowered Is
per cent
No. 1 horses raised S3 Is per
cent
NNo. 2 horses raised 20 per cent.
N. hcises raised 40 per cent.
No. COWS raised Is per cent.
No. cattle raised Is per cent.
Wall Township.
Real estate (acreage) raised
per cent.
No. horses lowered 10 per cent.
Nc. horses lowered 10 per cent.
No. cattle raised 60 per cent.
No. cattle raised so per cent
No sheep raised 16 2-3 per
cent.
War Creek Township. !.
Real estate (acreage) lowered 8
per cent.
No. l horses lowered 25 per cent.
No. horses lowered 33 IS
per cent.
No. horses lowered 10 per cent
No. cattle l-wered / 5 per cent.
On motion, Board adjourned un-
I'll 900 O'Clock A NJ. July 21st.
At 1880 O'Clock p. NJ, July goth.
Beard of County Comm szioners re-
as per adjournment. All
present.
On motion. the following Reso!-
'Ition was adopted:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, It appears to the
Board # County Commissioners
of Stanley County, that the boun-
daries Of the C mmissioner Ds-
tricts Of said Stanley County should
be changed as provided in Section
S13 of the Revised Political c de:
Therefore, Be 1t Resolved, that
the question of changing the boun-
daries Cf the Commiss oner Dis
tricts of said County be considered
by the Board on August 31st, 1914.
at nine o'clcck A. NJ, said date be-
ing an adjourned day OF the regu-
lar July 1914 meeting.
Be 1t Further Resolved. that
the County Auditor be, and he is
hereby directed to give notice OF
said meeting as required by law
Dated July goth, 1914.
p ard of County Commiss oners.
BY T. A. Hart, Chairman
(SEAL)
Attest: James A. Quigg, Auditor.
On motion, r Z. Morris m. IT.
L. Jeffries and r. r Marsh Were
appointed a committee to view
Tomahawk Road.
The Chairman appointed Frank
Coye and II. L. Jeffries commit
ee to check accounts OF C -mnty
office; and r. r.
Marsh and r. E. Morris a com
mittee 20 check accounts Of Coun-
ty Audit~r's office.
On motion, Board adjourned un-
til 1880 o'clock p. NJ. July 21st.
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Official Proceedings of the Board Of County
Commissioners

NO. uOTSSo TdISeu 10 per cent.
No. COWS raised 20 per cent.
NJ. 8 sheep raised 80 per cent.
Madison Township.
No. horses raised 10 per cent.
No. cattle raised 10 per cent.
No. Z cows raised 10 per cent.
No. 8 sheep lowered 12la per
cent.
Meers Township.
No. Z cows lowered 10 per cent.
Pleasant View Township.
Real estate (acreage) lowered As
PER cent.
No. 2 horses lowered 90 per cent.
No. 3 horses lowered 20 per cent.
shaner Township.
Real estate (acreage) lowered 10
per cent.
No. 2 h~rses lowered % per cent.
No. 3 horses lowered 25 per cent.
No. z cows lowered 10 per cent.
No. 0 sheep lowered 20 per cent.
Tucker Smith Township.
No. 1 horses lowered 80 per cent.
No. 2 horses lowered 80 per cent.
No. COWS raised 20 per cent
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" L. GLON4N5Sj bdlilll,
No. 1888 .2l.oO
Guy Harvey, juror, No. 1851 21.00
Geo. S. Huston. special jar L,
No. 1874 +. .. -. 3.le
Fred Jarman, special juror,
No 1884 go. 80
3. B. Newell, juror, No. 1884 21.1O
Andy C. Ricketts,, clerk of courts,
No. 1900 :. go. =. .21.0O
VIM. Robson, juror, No. 1919 21.1O
A. S Senter, special juror.
No. 3592 =. -. ..15.10
Carl Wagner, spec al juror,
No. $3.50 ....... $40
On mott n, Board adjourned wn.
I'll 1880 O'Clock p. m, July nth.
At 900 O'Clock A. NJ, July 18th,
Board cf Equalization re-assembL
ed as per Adjournment. Members
present: Frank Coye, Chairman,
H. L. Jeffries, 2. A. Hart. F. f.
Morrison, and James A. Qugg,
CCuHly AuulIOI.
On petition, changes in assess
ment of Bad River b toms lands
IN Nowlin Township were made as
follows:
Deso' ption value
s1A SEA Sec. 9, s1a
SWA Sec. 10 %. -. $1727.0O
Part Ne SEA Sec. 9 .,117OO
sh NEA, N1a SEA ses.
~ ..,.. l5I''oo
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Sec. 10 . =. =. ....176O.OO
sk sE1f Sec. II, N1@ NWA
Sec. IA =. =. =. >. .12S7.oO
sWA, Sec. II 80. =. 100000
NWA, Sec. IS -. 100000
NEA sWA, s1h sWH, sw1b
SEA Sec. II =. =. =. 1334.O0
sk NwA, NwH swH.
NEA SEA Sec. IS =. 100000
NEH, Sec. IS ). =. =. 10000
EK NwA, NEH sWA,
NWH SEA Sec. IS =. 1555.OO
Lots / 2, Sec. IS E. e.. 10000
NEH Sec. 81. =. =. .. ..1174.OO
SEA Sec. 21 =. =. :. 1974.0O
We NEA, WIZ SEA,
Sec. 2S go. ..1567.OO
The assessments of organized
t wnsh:rs were changed as follows:
Brush Creek Township.
Real estate (acreage) lowered
per cent.
No. 8 horses raised 10 per cent.
No. Z COWS raised 40 per cent
Butte Township.
Real estate (acreage) raised
per cent
No. horses raised 20 per cent.
No. cattle raised 10 per cent.
No. 6 cattle raised 10 per cent.
No. COWS raised 10 per cent.
Cedar Township.
Real estate (acreage) lowered 20
per cent.
No. horses lcwered 10 per cent
NO. 2 horses lowered 10 per cent.
No. cattle raised 33 1-3 per
ceni.
Cottonwood Township.
Real estate (acreage) lowered
so per cent.
No. horses lowered 10 per cent.
No. 2 horses lowered 10 per cent.
No. 8 horses lowered 10 per cent
N. cattle lowered 80 per cent.
No. cattle lowered Is per cent.
No. s cattle raised 80 per cent.
No. sheep raised 16 2-3 per
cent
Elbon Township.
Real estate (acreage) lowered 20
per cent.
No. horses raised so per cent.
No. 7 COWS raised 20 per cent.
Ferguson Township.
Real estate (acreage) raised 20
per cent.
No. horses lowered 40 per cent.
No. 2 horses lowered 20 per cent.
No. cattle lowered 10 Per cent.
No. 6 cattle lowered 10 per cent.
No. 7 COWS raised Is per cent.
Gas Belt Township.
Real estate (acreage) lowered 20
per cent.
No. 1 hrrses lowered 25 per cent.
No. 2 horses lowered 80 per cent.
No. 5 cattle lowered 5 per cent.
No. 6 cattle lowered 80 per cent.
No. 7 COWS lowered 20 per cent.
No. s cattle lowered 10 per cent.
Hanover Township.
Real estate (aoreage) lowered 3
per cent.
inter- or Township.
Real estate (acreage) lowered Z
per cent.
Ne. 3 horses raised 20 per cent
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1914-09-04

4oWuShAp SNlCken or and adued
10 Big Buffalo Township.
Antelope Township.
Real estate (acreage) l-wered SO
l-3 per cent.
No. 1 horses lowered 10 per cent.
No. 2 horses lowered 25 per cent.
No, cattle lowered 80 per cent,
N cattle lowered 30 per cent.
No COWS lowered 90 per cent.
No. s cattle lowered 25 per cent.
Cc1ter It wrship.
Real estate (acreage) lowered 4
per cent
No. 3 horses ra.sed % per cent.
Downing Township.
No. 1 horses raised % per cent.
No. 2 h rises raised 90 per cent.
No. 8 horses lowered 10 per cent.
No. cattle raised 20 per cent,
No. cattle raised 100 per cent.
No. cows raised 40 per cent.
No. s cattle IA sed 25 per cent.
lowe Township
Real estate tacreage) lowered s
Per cent.
No. horses lowered 90 per cent.
No. 3 -rses lowered 10 per cent
No. 3 horses lowered % per cent,
No. s catS!e lowered 10 per cent
Little Buffalo Township,
Real estate (acreage) lwered 20
per cent
No. horses lowered 80 per cent.
NO. horses lowered 80 per cent.
No. 3 horses | -wered 20 per cend.
No. 5 cattle lowered 10 per cent
No 8 cattle lowered 80 per cenc.
Mi'esyille Township.
No l horses raised 80 per cent
No 2 herses raised so per cent
No horses raised 30 per cent.
No. cattle raised 80 1-S per
cent
No cattle raised so per cent.
No. 7 cows raised 90 per cent
Pleasant Township.
Real estate (acreage) raised 8
rer cent.
NoH 1 h-rScs fuwered 1G 23 per
cent.
No. horses lowered 70 ID per
cent.
No. 7 cows raised 10 per cent.
No. . sheep raised 16 2-3 per
cent.
Plum Creek Township.
Real estate (acreage) lowered IS
Per cent.
No. horseS raised 25 per cent.
No Q horses raised % per cent.
No. 3 horses raised 25 per cent.
Nc. 2 COWS raised 20 per cent.
Wendte Township.
Real estate (acreage) lowered 2
per cent.
No. 3 horses lowered 10 per cent.
No cows lowered ] 3 per cent
On notion, Board adjourned un-
Ill 900 o'cl"ck A. NJ. July 22nd
At 1870 o'clock p. NJ. July 21st,
Board Of County Commissioners
re-assemblod as per Adjournment.
members present.
On m ton, the following claims
we're allowed and warrants drawn:
Frank A. Austin. assessing
Indian Creek Twp. claimed
s4S5O, allowed .. $4,000
G. e. Walker, assessing
Sansarc Twp. 5000
A. L. Knudsen, assessing
Crindstone TWP. .. .. 5000
w e. Koehler. assessing
Ferguson Twp. j. 1000
r " Blendinger, assessing
Grandfield Twp. claimed
$500, allowed .. .. 1900
john letters, assessing Mar
ietta Twp. claimed $500.
ftilONNu -
VIM. F.. Anders, assessing Twin
Butte Twp. -. :. =. .24.OO
]. w. Bretz, assessing Iowa
Twp. claimed s45.OO, al
lowed 4V'VV
A. Z. Shepherd, assessing Bclvi-
dere Twp. =. =. -. e.. $500
If. A. Howes, assessing Lone
Tree Twp. =. :. =. 5000
Frank l.. Sacre, assessing
Interior Tpw. :. .. =. =. 105.00
II. w, Rhodes, assessing
Kadoka Twp. =. e. =. 1000
Clyde A. Stephens, assessing
Shaner Twp. claimed
$500, allowed E. =. 5000
John j. Ball, assessing Max
imilan Twp. claimed
$4,000, allowed =. :. 5000
E. B. Hughes, assessing Wall
Twp. claimed s42.eO.
alloWeu .... 4O.OV
Jos. E. Cuttings. assessing TOP
bar Twp. e.. -. 80 OO
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