The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-08-19

gald, 200: Minnie, Moose Lake, Myhre,
81 ErinE %apa ETel
velt. each 100: spooner. Spruce Grove.
each So: steenerson. Taylor. Turtle
UnorEanized district No. was raised
SO per cent.
The villages Of Blackjack, Kelliher
and Tenstrike were each raised 80 per
No change was made in the returns
of the assessors under item ID, poultry,
Item II. farm tools. implements ana
throaEsoyyt te cou Iatsed per
Item Is, Wagons, carriages and
sleighs. was raised Is per cent through
out the county.
of the assessors under item 10. harness
% I f% ss 50 e. automobiles and a. auto
sessors we Except as BiacRdaek = village h
per cent. and Redby, raised 81 per cent.
4 The n d 6oard adjourned to meet July TO-
The board resumed session as per
All members present. except Gle
No change was made in the returns
of the assessors under items q. mo-
torcycles and bicycles; item %. all other
q. ali other he sagricui 5ura ie1 Products in
hands OF producer; item 26. steam en-
zines: boilers. gasoline engines. dyna-
comotives, steam shovels,. and other ma.
chinery used in mining; item 20, wheat
flour, barley, malt, linseed oil, and all
pos ssan aRd sies ITEM
Manufacture articles not listed IN the
hands Of the manufacturers; item IS.
merchants and jobbers; item II; fire
arms; item A, machinery. furniture and
equipment Of creameries and cheese
ture and equipment Of laundries; item
As, stock, fixtures and equipment of sa-
looms, sample rooms and bar roomsi
restaurants. eating houses and Cafes;
equipment Of billiard and pool rooms;
cent
county.
Item %. manufacturers tools. imple3
m me- machinery, etc, was raised 50
Item 80, pulpwood,- pulp and paper,
was reduced 40 per cent in the town Of
Item 81, lumber, lath and shingles,
cept Kelliher, raised s. per Cent, and
Wilton, raised 100 per cent.
chnss stc xas rased 2e Sd psr cent
throughout the county.
Item 80, safes, was raised rs per cent
throughout the county.
Item 80, store furniture and fixtures,
was raised rs per cent throughout the
county.
Item 4e, office furniture, etc.. was
county.
Item 40, all other property was raised
rs per cent throughout the county;
tinted their consideration nc Of item ' s.,
goods and merchandise, and item AZ,
presses, type setting machines. and
f5eir maetin g. Aag~st s. ISIS
BY motion duly carried the board adj
toqrned to- meet August 8, 1916, at 10
The Board of Equalization resumed
session August 8, 1916, at 10 o'clock A..
M, as per adjournment.
All members present.
assessment of those parties who were
cited to appear before the board to
show cause why their assessment of
The Natona Foie n Co. was ne' eg
ed by Peter Gas and he was given hear
ing, but final consideration was con-
The Crookston Lumber Co. was rep
resented by B. w. Lakin and after due
consideration no change was made in
the assessment of personal property.
supervisor of assessme nts, was direct
ed to review the work of the assess
ment of timber, land in the towns Of
Blackjack and O'Brien and report his
findings to this. board.
The board adjourned to meet at 1880
o'clock p. M. ~ @--.
The board resumed session as per ad-
journment ~ g.
/ Al members present
The assessment of the st. Croix Pine
and Cedar Co. and L. M. Moon was left
The assessments of the following
pear before this board and not repre-
raised as follows, to correct the diner
ences shown in the assessors returns
and the report submitted to this board
nz e saRg se 9 a sr a
listed under item 81:
fr6 Mel esYo R b S44s IN spooner village
1s,44 9 to s15 S ,Sos. WV - s"ooAs' 1'o'"
6. W.. Dudley, Blackjack village,
The Aiso opo CO.. 20 OBI Of Blackjack village,
Vas raised under item 81 from $500 to
BY motion. duly carried the atten-
ed to the failure to assess The N w.
Drainage Co.. for a dredge in the town
of Lee. and he was directed to make
sessed yaus asansf fhe Same
By motion duly carried the attention
OF the county auditor was directed to
property omitted from the tax rolls in
berg Bros, and consisting of saw
assessable value Of $1,000. also failure
value of $500.
The board proceeded to consider the
equalization Of items SO and AZ Of class
8, excepting from such consideration
and the city Of Bemidji. '''N p'0'ei
No change was made in the return
merchandise, except in the village Of
Solway, raised SO per cent. .--.-.
Item AZ, equipment Of newspaper and
in the Organized villages Of the county.
The board proceeded to equalize the
assessments Of personal property as
ana sas Of IN tna city nS q
of the assessors in items 2, 8 ana /.
BY ssW as foo%a City of
and Baudette, each 80 1-3, and Spooner,
No Change was made in the returns
Item 8. pianos, was raised so per
cent In the three assessment districts
item 9, all other musical instruments.
was raised 100 per cent in each of the
three assessme emit districts
Item TO-, all other property was
raised 100 per cent in the city of Be-
midi.
The board proceeded to equalize the
items of personal property as found in
class 3 in the city of Bemidji and the
Item II A., horses under 1 year old,
was raised 500 per cent in Baudette.
Item II B, horses l year old under
two years, was raised $50 per cent in
the village of Spooner.
Item II c., horses two years old and
under three years; was raised 100 per