The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-08-17
District No. 1-33 1-3.
kelliher Villa ge-33 Ia

District No. 1--33 1-S.
kelliher Village-33 l-3.
No change was made in the returns of
the assessors in the remaining assess
ment districts Of the county.
No change was made in Item No. 6,
watches and clocks, in the returns OF
the assessors.
Item I, jewelry, diamonds. ETC., was
raised 100 per cent throughout the
Item s., Pianos. was left as returned
Town raised 25 per cent.
Item 3, all other musical instruments,
and Item 10, all other personal prop
erty, were left as returned by the as
SCISSORS.
BY motion duly carried. the Board
adjourned to meet at 900 o'clock A.
The Board resumed session as per ad-
journment. All members present.
Auditors assessment was directed to
be entered against Peter Narum, town
Of FROM, for one bull at an assessed
valuation OF $50.
An Auditors assessment was directed
to be entered against Toilet Bella,
town of FROM. fox one auto at an as
An AUDITORS assessment was directed
against James S. Nolan, Unorganized
District No. for one dredge and equip
The assessment Se of T Ta1n smart tE Under
Item Dill, Glass 3, was raised from
$500 to $500 in the city of Bemidji.
the assessment mgSas of Ame5ican Cedar
raised from 5000 to $4,000 in the Viii
lage Of Blackjack.
An Auditors assessment was directed
mers for l threshing machine at an
assessed value of 500.
An Auditors assessment was directed
to be- entered against American Drain
age Co., for l dredge at an assessed
valuation of $1,000 in the town of Lee.
The 2SSaSSmant of P9rfridRa Over
Co., Village Of Baudelte, under Item 80,
Glass 8, was raised from $4,000 to 49,
An Auditors assessment was directed
to be entered against J. F. Hayes of
Liberty for Apiary supplies at an as
sessed value of $26, and $4,000 feet
OF lumber at an assessed value so OF 80
by 1msdahl that the Crookston Lum-
81 be raised from s174,ls4 to $2oo,s5o,
ss4 to -$1Os.s5o: The roll being called
resulted as follows: Rako, no; Inns
dahl, yes; Hayes, yes; Lennon, no; Ell
lis, yes; George. no. The motion was
1t was moved by George and sec.
onded by Ellis that the assessment Of
the International Lumber Company of
Spooner Village, the Engler Lumber
Crookston Lumber Company of the city
of Bemidji under Items 80, 81 and 80
be referred to the lax Commission for
adjustment, and that the Auditor be
directed to transmit to the Commission
a copy Of he Supervisor Of Assessments
findings under said items with the date
Of his inspection of the holdings under
said items and that the assessors mem
Orandum of the liStings of the stock
Of the International Lumber Company
be transmitted Herewith Carried I'M
animously.
The Board proceeded to equalize the
assessment of personal property under
Glass 8.
r em A Ta ds 5astd bT es de So
follows:
po,,do++o so
RiacEdnckV 1oo
PrnoH IL "a "a
GrJrid 7S 90
Gauaro *
Hornet-70
Tanaor--1OO
McDone.16-Ao
Mehieb@a9 1.S
Northern~70
OBrien-11O.
Rapid Riyer-5o.
Spruce Grove-4O.
steenerson-.15o.
Zipple-66 '2-3.
Potamo-66 2-3
District $50.
Blackjack Village-5O.
I$-s KelliherE Village-50. :. :
Spooner Vi1lage-700.
The following assessment districts
were reduced by per cent as follows:
Bemidji-10.
Big Grass 33 1-3.
Frohn-1O.
Hagali-20.
Jones-1O.
Kelliher-33 1-3.
Maple Ridge-1O
Minnie-33 1-3
ShOoks-25.
Shotley-33 1-3.
Summit-25.
Swiftwater-1O.
Walhalla-33 1-3.
Wheeler-1O.
District 3-33 ID.
City of Bemidji-60.
No change was made in the returns
made by the assessors in the remain
ing assessment districts of the county:
Item lib, being horses one year old
and under two years, was equalized as
follows:
The following assessment districts
were raised by per cent as follows:
slackduck-1O.
Brook Lake-25.
Chilpren-25.
Gudrid-50.
To~~are-1O