Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-05-01

Hay-Jacob Schrader.
Hope-Halvor Torgerson.
Huron-C. B. hammond.
Langdon-Frank Timian.
Langdon CitycP: P. kopriva,
Loam-Edward o. Greene.
Loma-Henry Haugland.
Manilla-D. +. Mcdonald.
Milton-A. e. Welo.
Minto-John Smith.
Observation-Disclosures 4. Flom.
Moscow-Carl Amoth
Mt. Carmel-Peter Zettle.
Nekoma-E.. B. Gjevre.
Nekoma Village.John Hanson.
Olga-Sam Cross.
Osford-David Is. Robb.
carbohydrates qrmiston,
South Dresden-Leo Lundgren.
West Hope-ca F. Erickson.
pointed chairman and O. j. Eide Sec
rotary.
At the suggestion of the tax super
same b bns ra as Last esta Year was and ii t w on dne
cided to multiply the old values by
four in order to bring the values up to
100 per cent to conform with the pres
Upon motion made and carried item
No. l was left to the judgment of the
assessor.
ems Nos. 2. s, i and S were left to the
judgment of the assessor.
Upon motion made and carried the
fb9 aais yafaiH Hsl% horse were ed Sear old as $50;
two years old $40; three years old and
Upon motion made and carried item
No. Z was left to the judgment of the
assessor.
Upon motion made and carried the
following values were adopted as a
basis in valuing csa tt year o1d
and over $40.
Upon motion made and carried item
No. 9 was left to the judgment of the
assessor.
Upon. motion made and carried it
item No. 10 as was used in item No. s.
vas up9 9aci medlo To m mse So ana as e q basis to It
form the values on sheep:
Upon motion made and carried item
No. - was left as follows: The weight
Of all hogs on the place to be deter
sib1e without weighing and to value
the total at Ice per pound. it,.
Upon motion mad mi carried items
Nos. 10 and IA were left to the judg-
ment of the assessor.
Item No. Is is not applicable to this
county.
EN- No. Is, the assessor was to procure
the amount Of inventory Jan. 1, 1919,
and add stock of goods and merchan-
disc bought up to April l., 1919. and
euuCI lit COSS VI SOOuS dllO llO1C 1ld1l
disc together with the freight from
this amount, making the net value Of
goods and merchandise on hand April
Upon motion made and carried it
ems Nos. II, Is, 10 and 20 were left to
the Judgment Of the assessor.
Item No. 81 to be handled in the US
ual form.
Item No. % will be valued according
to the statements received from the
several oil companies doing business in
the county.
It was moved and carried thai item
No. % be valued at 5000 per each
one thousand bushel capacity.
Items No. "a and 25 were left to the
judgment of the assessor.
Items Nos. &c, q and 2S were left to
the Tax Commission to set the values.
On farm lighting plants used on the
farm only, must be assessed with item
Upon motion made and carried, item
No. 20 was left to the judgment of the
assessor. 1t was suggested by the Tax
Supervisor that this item be used as lit
tie as possible.
A general discussion was had on all
matters pertaining to the duties of the
assessor. The Tax Supervisor offered
his services to any assessor hat deem
ed it necessary. It will be well for
on some certain day and to call the
supervisor to assist them. There be-
ing forty-six assessment districts in
the county it is impossible for the sup
ervisor to spend much time with each
assessor. unless it can be arranged
that some assess early. and others get
together so he can make two or three
townships in one day.
Motion was made and carried to ad-
journ
O. r. DANIELS,
O. j. EIDE, Chairman
Auditor. 34t1