Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1917-08-10

G. M. P!amb, Ardmore, South Da-
kota. 3S head of cattle.
AL Snyder, Ardmore, South Dakota,
SO head of cattle.
James Victor Jensen, Ardmore,
South Dakota. 90 head of cattle.
Felix OConnor, Provo, South Da-
kota, Is head Of horses
Peter Routh, Oelrichs, South Da-
kota, why your assessment on live
stock, horses and cattle should not
8 head.
George Routh, Oelrichs, South Da-
kota, why your assessment on live
stock, horses and cattle should not
be the amount of 20 head instead of
10 head.
Henry Friday appeared before the
Board showed cause why he should
not be relieved from paying $4,000
worth of grain. Same was stricken
from the assessors book, also 1 dog.
On motion the Board adjourned to
July 18th, 1917 at $500 o'clock a. m.
w. j. SMITH, County Auditor.
JULY 11th, 1917
Pursuant to adjournment the
Board of equalization met in the Au-
ditor's office at Hot Springs. South
Dakota, at 500 o'clock a. m. Pre-
ent Paul Cope, chairman, ]. M. Ri
neer, B J. Glattly and w. j. Smith,
audit y.
The following were notified by
registered letter to appear before
the Board July goth, 1917, at 10000
o'clock a. NJ, to show cause why they
should not be raised on the following
described property, to-wit:
E. ]. Bowker, Oral, South Dakota,
40 head of hogs.
Ardmore town-Item /, horses
and mules raised 25%. Item IL
" agons, carriages and sleighs lower
ed 2O1s.
Pleasant Hill township-1tem l.,
horses and mules raised 25%. Item
2, horses and mules, raised $3.50.
Item 8, horses and mules raised Is 90,
Item Z raised 15%S. Item raised
25Gs. Item g, sheep raised IT'S %.
Item II, wagons. carriages and
sleighs raised 7546.
Lincoln township-Item 2, horses
and mules raised 1870. Item g.,
horses and mules raised 224a. Item
5, cows, raised 259o. Item Z, cattle
2 years and under 3, raised Is %.
Item 8, cattle 3 years and over raised
15%. Item 10. hogs raised 3O%.
Item IL. wagons, carriages and
sleighs raised 20%.
Loomer township-1tem 2. horses
and mules raised 12%. Item s.,
COWS raised 1917. Item 8, cattle 3
years and over raised 254s. Item 10,
hogs raised 90Rs. Item II. wagons,
carriages and sleighs, raised 115 20.
Harmony township-Item 2, hor-
ses and mules raised 5%e. Item g.,
horses and mules raised Is %. Item
8, cattle years and over lowered
1870.
Oelrichs town-Item 8, horses and
mules raised SO. Item II, wagons,
carriages and sleighs lowered 20 90.
Item 5, COWS raised so.
Provo township-Item 8, horses
and mules raised 1917. Item 10,
hogs raised 254e. Item 5, cows.
raised 1919. Item g., cattle 8 years
and over raised 1919. Item IL,
wagons, CARRIAGES and sleighs raised
400.
Cottonwood township item 3,
10, hogs lowered $3.50. Item II,
wagons. carriages and sleighs raised
251e.
Smithwick township Item S,
raised 254o on cows.
Odell township-Item S, COWS
raised 25%. Item 10, hogs raised
50%. Item IL, wagons, carriages and
S1eiphS raised 40A
Edgemont city-Item S, cows rails
ed 15gc. Item 10, hogs raised $3.50.
Forney townshfp-Item 8, cattle
years and over raised 1919. Item
IL, wagons, carriages and sleighs
raised 4O8o.
Plain township-Item 8, cattle
years and over raised 1919. Item 10
hogs 20%. Item IL, wagons. car
riages and sleighs raised 500.
Thomas Frawley appeared before
the Board and proved to their salts
faction that he was assessed on
head Of cattle in Smithwick township
which have already been assessed in
the unorganized portion of the coun-
ty. Same was stricken from the
Smithwick township books.
Chas. Kizer was reduced on the
following real property: Lots 8, 6,
SE4 NW4, NE4 SW4, section 6,
township z, range 4, B. H. M. from
81 ,155.0O to $1,003.00.
The following persons were noti-
fed by registered mail to appear
before the Board July Goth, 1917. at
10000 o'clock a. M. to show cause
why they should not be raised on
goods and merchandise in Edge
mont. South Dakota, for the year
1917:
Bartlett 6 Co., raised from $4,000
to $1,000.