Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1914-08-27
Commissioner Proceedings

b. H. White, juror. Cert.
Harry Bennett, Special juror,
Cert. No. 3593 :. =. .l5.1O
Nels Wenborne. SPECIAL juror,
Cert. No. 1896 :. -. ..15.1O
A. E. Lee. reporter :. ;. 1000
c. E. Coyne, sheriff :. .2S.OO
On motion, petition of Jane E..
Waldron for refund of $3.50 tax on
improvements Oh Indian allotm ent
tor 1912 was granted.
On motion, petition of Harry
stephens n for abatement of $4OO
valuation on assessment on sheep
in Shaner township for 1913 was
granted
On mott N. apple alton of Joseph
Cvach for county aid was granted.
On mot on. Board adjourned un
Ill 1:30 O'Clock p NJ, July 18th.
At 800 O'Clock A. NJ. July 18th
Board of Equalization re-assembL
ed as per adjournment. All mem
hers present
Assessments of individuals were
cha nged as follows:
l.. LaBreque. NJ. : COWS lower
ed 20 per cent.
Sam Liedtke, No. 2 horses lower
ed 30 per cent. No. ; cattle lower
ed 81 per cent. No cows wered
33 per cent.
Ansker Hauge, No. l horses low
cred 25 per cent. No 9 horses low
cred 90 per cent.
Charles Haxby, No. Z cows lower
ed l2 per cent.
Arthur II rning. No. : and No. s
cattle lowered % per cent. No. Z
cows lowered 25 per cent
Frank Horning. No. 5 and No s
cattle lowered 25 per cent. No.
cows lowered % per cent.
John Horning, No. ) and No 6
cattle lowered % per cent, No. Z
csws lowered Is per cent.
Henry Jeffries. No 2 horses low
cred 25 per cent.
James G. Jeffres. No I and No
horses wered 30 per cent.
Martin Hannigan. No. ) cattle
raised 33 1-3 per cent. NJ. cat
tie raised 25 per cent.
Harold B. Hawkey. No. cattle
raised 33 Is per cent.
Ralph G. Hawkins. No. 3 horses
raised 30 per cent
VIM. f. Hayes. No horses rais-
ed 25 per cent, Nos and No. s
cattle raised 33 13 per cent.
ALBERT Hinesh. No. and NJ.
cattle raised 33 l3 per cent.
Frank Hinesh, No. S and No. s
cattle raised 33 1-3 per cent
Sever Holley. No 3 horses rails
ed 25 per cent.
Chris Horlyk. No. and No.
cattle raised 33 1-3 per cent.
Albert Horn. No. 3 horses ras-
ed 25 per cent. No. and No.
cattle raised 33 1-3 per cent.
John s. Hovey. No. and No. s
cattle raised 33 l-3 per cent.
Charles Inward. No. horses
raised 25 per cent.
Charles J. Johnson. No. horses
raised so per cent
Charles w. Huth. No. 8 horses
raised Is per cent.
VIM. Huckfeldt. No. h1rses
raised 25 per cent. No. and NO.
6 cattle raised 33 Ia per cent.
Chris Iverson, No. horses ra;s-
ed 25 per cent.
Ed. H. Kezar. No. 8 sheep rails
ed Is 2-3 per cent.
VIM. Ktel. No. 5 cattle raised 33
Is per cent.
John Kirley. No. horses rails
ed Is per cent.
Joy Kfley. No. 3 horses raised
25 per cent.
Anton Kury. No. 3 horses raised
so per cent. No and No. cat
tie raised 33 1-3 per cent. No. 2
cc~s, raised Is per cent.
Louis LaPlant sr.. No. 3 horses
raised 25 per cent.
Martin Larson. No. and No. 8
cattle raised 33 1-3 per cent, No.
7 cows raised 20 per cent.
Louis Linenko, No. 3 horses rais-
ed IS per cent. No. cattle raised
40 per cent.
Guy Lfnch, No. 3 horses raised
100 per cent.
Adam Kraus. No. 3 horses raised
100 pr cent.
Edwin r. Lane. No. horses
raised 10 per cent.
Carl Mathews, No. 8 cattle low
cred A IA mar cent. No Gown