Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, August 24, 1910, Page 6

2 OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF ' EQUALIZATION Itasca County, Minnesota. Grand Rapias, Minn., July 18, 1310. In accordance with the provisions of Section 859 of the Revised Laws of 1905, the County Commissioners and the County Auditor of Itasca County, Minnesota, met, as County Board of Equalization, at the office of the Coun- ty Auditor in the county Court House in the Village of Grand Rapids this 18th day of July, 1910, at ten o'clock a -_m. Members present: County Commis- ners A. McWilliams, M. O’Brien and Neil Mullins and County Auditor M. A. Spang. Each members having taken an oath as provided by law the Board proceeded to organize by the election of a Chair- man, and upon motion of Commissioner O’Brien seconded by Commissioner Mc- Williams, Commissioner Neil Mullins was chosen Chairman by unanimous vote. Upon motion the os aspen till 8:30 o'clock a. m., Ju. ; i Viiies Saly 19, 1910. Commissioners and County Members _ present: Mullins, McWilliams Auditor Spang. An adjournment was then taken till nine o’clock a. m., July 20, 1910. July 20, 1910. Present: Commissioners Mullins, O'Brien, McWilliams and County Auditor Spang. A hearing was granted to L. B. Arnold in regard to the assessment of lands in Township 150, Range 25. White Cedar Lumber Company lands in Township 149, Range 25. An examination was then made of the real estate assessment in the Vil- lage of Holman and changes were made as follows: The assessment against the follow- lots was cancelled for the reason the same are located upon the right-of-way of the Great Northern Railway: Lots 1 and 2, Block 2. Lots 11, 12 and 13, Block 3. Lots 4, 5, 6, i 7, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18, Block 4. ots 14, 15, 16 and 17, Block 9. The assessment of Lots 14 to 26 in- clusive, Block 6. Lots 17 to 32 in- clusive, Block 5, Lots 21 to 25 in- clusive, Block 4, Lots 1 to 12 inclusive, Block 9. Lots 1 to 16 inclusive, Block 8, and Lots 1 to 13 inclusive, Block 7, all reduced to $50.00 each. All other s reduced to $15.00 each. L. Mather of the Sheldon-Mather Timber Company was present and re- quested a reduction in the assessed valuation of certain lands in Township 62, Range 23 and Township 62, Range 24; and in support thereof presented estimates showing the amount of merchantable timber upon said lands. Upon referring to the estimate made by the assessor upon the examination of said lands in the year 1908 it was found that there was a wide difference between the estimate made by the assessor and that presented Mr. Mather and it was thereupon decided to have the lands re-examined and estimated. An adjournment was then taken till nine o'clock a. m., July 21, 1910. July 21, 1910. Members _ present: Commissioners Mullins, O’Brien, McWilliams and Trebileock and County Auditor Spang. The Board proceeded to exam! the assessment of the various classes of personal property and changes were made as follows: Town of Alvwood. Cows increased 30%. Sheep increased 60%. a pn Hogs increased 30%. ‘Wagons, carriages, Sewing and knitting machines © in- or steiod ain organs increased _Sleighs fans and 100%. Town of Ardeaburst. Sheep increased 50%. Hogs decreased 25%. Hag eer Sa 1 increase . yes and knitting machines ‘de- 60%. orgrelodians and organs decreased 60%. sleighs and Town of Arbo. Hogs decreased 40%., Wagons, carriages, sleighs and bicycles increased 75%. Town of Bearville. Horses three years old and over in- creased 80%. Hogs decreased 25%. Wagons, carriages, sleighs and jcycles decreased 33 1-3%. Done * assessment of the Shevlin- u Lumber Company under item ee vas cancelled on the grounds that the logs for which the assessment was made were rightly taxable > Spooner, where the head place of busi- ness of the company is located. Town of Bigfork. Sheep increased 50%. Wagons, carriages, sleighs bicycles increased 20%. and Town of Bass Lake. Horses three years old and over dd 40%. raattin) eh care old decreased 20%. Sheep increased 50%., Hogs decreased 30%. Wagons, carriages, sleighs and bicycles increased 100%. Melodians and organs increased 100%. Town ae aK Brook. decrease: 5 Melodians and organs decreased 40%. — Town of Bal eh eal years ol d a "Cattle ee years old increased 50%. Cows increased 30%. Sheep decreased 50%. m. and over in- and Wagons, Cp sleighs bicycles increase 5 7 Melodians and organs decreased 40%. Town of Blackberry. Horses three years old and over in- creased 50%. Sheep increased 50%. Hogs increased 50%. Wagons, carriages, sleighs and bicycles decreased 30%. Melodians and organs increased 300%. —_— Town of Carpenter, Horses three years old and over in- creased 50%. Cattle one year old decreased 25%. Wagons, carriages, sleighs and bicycles increased 50%. Town of Deer River. Cattle two years old increased 50%. Sheep decreased 40%. Wagons, carriages, bicycles increased 50%. Pianos increased 50%. sleighs -and Town of Feeley. Cattle two years old increased 50%. Cows increased 30%. ‘Wagons, carriages, sleights bicycles increased 200%. Sewing and knitting machines in- creased 100%. Melodians Pianos increased 50%. and and organs increased ‘Town of Grand Rapids. Cattle two years old increased 25%. Sheep increased 50%. Hogs increased 30%. ‘Wagons, carriages, bicycles increased 5 2 Melodians and organs increased 30%. sleighs and Town of Goodland. Sheep decreased 25%. Wagons, carriages, sleighs and bicycles increased 130%. Melodians and organs increased 100%. WOSSOSCOOSE ** ** * * * *ANOSSOS THAT FITS.” @.* We invitefyour inspetion of our spring line of Lion brand shirts and collars innew coat effect. Into it, out of it like a coat. Swellest ever in the new spring style Lion 15 C collars for C.H.MAR RES SAE Don’t you need’a new pair? When you get a new pair ‘get them in style, they don’t cost any more than the other. If you get them at C. H. Marr’s you will be sure of the qualities in the latest shapes. Isn’t that right? Ask to see the O7DONNELL $4.00 button shoes with the newest spring styles. = haa It is “THE SHOE CRAND RAPIDS, MINNESOTA oa 2 Town Age Cattle two care old decreas Town of Greenway. Cattle two years old increased 50%. Cows increased 20%. Hogs decreased 40%. ‘Wagons, fate inges, steighs bicycles increased 50%. ‘Town of Good Hope. Cows increased 20%. Wagons, carriages, sleighs bicycles increased 40%. Sewing and knitting machines in- creased 100%. Melodians and organs increased 30%. —— ’ and and Town of Harris. Cattle two years old decreased 20%. Cows decreased 40%. Bheep decreased 25%. Hogs decreased 40%. Wagons, carriages, bicycles increased 80%. Melodians and organs increased 30%. Pianos increased 100%. ——— Town of Iron Range. Cows increased 50%. Wagons, carriages, bicycles increased 20%. sleighs and sleighs and Town of Lake Jessie. Horses three years old and over in- creased 60%. Cattle one year old increased 60%. Cows increased 20%. Sheep decreased 70%. Wagons, carriages, sleighs bicycles increased 50%. and Town of Moose Park. Horses three years old and over in- creased 50%. Melodians 100%. and organs increased eae Town of Marcell. Sheep increased 50%. Hogs decreased 25%. Wagons, carriages, bicycles increased 10%. Sewing and knitting machines in- creased 80%. sleighs and Ss Town of Nore. Cattle one year old decreased 40%. Cattle two years old decreased 30%. Cows decreased 30%. Hogs decreased 40%. Wagons, carriages, bicycles increased 30%. Sewing and knitting creased 30%. Melodians and organs decreased 50%. sleighs and machines de- Town of Nashwauk. Horses three years old and over de- creased 50%. Wagons, carriages, sleighs bicycles decreased 10%. and Town of Popple. Cattle two years old decreased 20%. Cows decreased 40%. — ‘Town of Sago. Wagons, carriages, sleighs and bicycles increased 80%. Sewing and knitting creased 100%. Melodians and organs decreased 40%. Town of Sand Lake. Cattle two years old increased 50%. Hogs decreased 40%. machines in- Sewing and knitting machines in- creased 200%. Melodians and organs increased 300%. —_— Town of Trout Lake. Cattle one year old decreased 40%. Cattle two years old decreased 30%. Hogs increased 30%. Wagons, carriages, bicycles increased 40%. Sewing and knitting creased 50%. Melodians sleighs and machines in- and organs increased 0%. Pianos decreased 20%. Town of Third River. Cows increased 30%. Hogs decreased 40%, ‘Wagons, carriages, sleighs bicycles increased 80%. Sewing and knitting machines in- creased 50%. Melodians and and organs increased —_ Town of Wirt. Hogs decreased 40%. Wagons, carriages, sleighs bicycles increased 30%. Sewing and knitting machines in- creased 50%. Melodians and organs increased 50%. Pianos increased 20%. Unorganized No. 1. Sheep increased 50%. Hogs decreased 65%. —_—~ i Unorganized No, 2. Horses three years old and over de- creased 20%. Cattle one year old decreased 25%. Cattle two years old decreased 20%. Sheep decreased 50%. Wagons, carriages, bicycles decreased 70%. Sewing and knitting machines de- creased 30%. sleighs and Unorganized No. 3. Cows increased 30%. Sheep increased 20%. Sewing and knitting machines de- creased 25%. _ Unorganized No. 4. Cattle two years old decreased 20%. Cows increased 30%. Hogs decreased 70%. Wagons, carriages, sleighs and bicycles decreased 40%. Sewing and knitting machines in- creased 50%. Unorganized No. 5. Cows increased 20%. Sheep decreased 25%. Wagons, carriages, bicycles increased 40%. Melodians and organs increased 40%. ze of Bovey. Horses three years old and over de- creased 20%. sleighs and Wagons, carriages, sleighs and bicycles increased 30%. paiciodians and organs increased 1 %. Pianos increased 20%. First State Bank Bovey assessment under item No. 24 being shares of bank stock reduced to $5,402.00. First State Bank Bovey increased eee under item 10-B, office furni- ‘ure. Village of Bigfork. Cows increased 20%. Wagons, carriages, and bicycles increased 30%. sleighs Village of Cohasset. Cattle two years old decreased 20%. Wagons, carriages. sleighs and bicycles decreased 60%. Pianos decreased 20%. Village of Calumet. Cows increased 20%. Wagons, carriages, bicycles increased 30%. Pianos increased 20%. sleighs and Village of Coleraine. Cows increased 20%. , Wagons, carriages, bicycles decreased 40%. The assessment of the First National Bank of Coleraine under item No. 24, ee of bank stock reduced to $13,- First National Bank of Coleraine in- sleighs and creased $600.00 under item 10-B for office furniture. Village of Deer River Wagons, carriages, sleighs and bicycles increased 30%. Melodians and organs increased 200%. Pianos decreased 25%. Assessment of the First National Bank of Deer River reduced to $12,- 250.00 under item No. stock. Assessment of the First National Bank of Deer River increased $400.00 24, shares of and}; Village of Grand Hogs increased 40%. Wagons, carriages, sleighs bicycles increased 50%. ‘ Melodians and organs increased 50%. Pianos decreased 20%. Assessment of Kremer & King under item No. 30 reduced $500.00. Assessment of John O’Brien under item 17-A reduced $50.00. Assessment of Mrs. Katherine Doran under item 17-A reduced $75.00. The assessment of John Beckfelt un- der item 1-C reduced $80.00 for 2 horses, the same to be attached to the assessment of the H. R. King Estate. and Village of Keewatin. Sewing and knitting machines de- creased 30%. Melodians and organs decreased 40%. Pianos increased 20%. The assessment of the First State Bank-Keewatin decreased $300.00 on item 10-B. Assessment of First State Bank- Keewatin increased $5,000.00 on item No. 24, shares of stock. Village of Lapgrairie. Wagons, carriages, sleighs bicycles increased 25%. Melodians and organs increased 20%. and Village of Marble. Horses 3 years old and over de- creased 25%. Pianos decreased 25%. The assessment of A. E. Perrier on item 16-B decreased $1,900.00. Assessment of First State Bank Marble reduced to $6,170.00 on item No. 24, shares of capital stock. ——4 Village of Nashwauk. Cows decreased 20%, Hogs decreased 60%. Wagons, carriages, gleighs bicycles decreased 30%. Sewing and knitting mechines de- creased 40%. Pianos decreased 25%. Assessment of Nashwauk State Bank increased $4,500.00 on item No. , shares of capital stock, and $400.00 on item 10-B, office furniture. aa Village of Taconite. Cattle one year old decreased 50%. Wagons, carriages, sleighs and bicycles increased 25%. Melodians and organs increased 50%. Pianos decreased 15%. and —— Village of Holman. Cows increased 20%. Wagons, carriages, sleighs and bicycles increased 50%. An adjournment was then taken to nine o’clock a. m., July 22, 1910. July 22, 1310. Members _ present: Commissioners Mullins, O’Brien, Trebileock and Mc- Williams and County Auditor Spang. O. B. Warren was present and was granted a hearing upon the _assess- |- ment of certain lands in the Town of Nashwauk. An adjournment was then taken to July 23, 1910, at ten o’clock a. m. July 23, 1910. No quorum present and an adjourn- ment was taken to July 25, 1910, at ten o’clock a. m. July 25, 1910. juorum present and adjourned No q to July 26, 1910, at ten o’clock a. m. July 26, 1910. No quorum present and adjourned to July 27, 1910, at ten o’clock a. m. July 27, 1910. No quorum present and adjourned to July 28, 1910, at ten o’clock a. m. July 28, 1910. No quorum present and adjourned to July 29, 1910, at ten o’clock a. m. July 29, 1910. Members present: Commissioners Trebilcock, O’Brien and Mullins and County Auditor Spang. Mr. M. E. Pearce was heard in re- gard to the assessment of certain lots in the First Addition to Nashwauk and also certain lots in the First Addition to Bovey. — Village of Cohasset. Unplatted portion of Lot 3, Section 10; Township 55, Range 26, raised from $1,800.00 to $6,000.00. Lot 5, Section 10; 55, Range 26, reduced from to $200.00. Township $300.00 Village of Grand Rapids. Lot 6, Block 15, First Division re- duced $100.00 on value of structures. Lots 11 and 12, Block 43, First Divi- sion reduced $100.00 on value of structures. ey , Village of Laprairie. Lots 1 to 17, Block 2, Houghton’s Addition reduced from $695.000 to $600.00. Village of Nashwauk. Lot 28, Block 14, Plat of Nashwauk reduced $50.00 on value of structures, and Lot 27, Block 14 increased $50.00 on value of structures. All corner lots in First Addition of Nashwauk fixed at $50.00 each. All other lots $25.00 each. The NE% of Section 30; Township 57, Range 22 reduced to ‘$200.00 for each forty. NE of SW%, Section 32, reduced from $3,000.00 to’ $1,000.00. SW% of SW%, Section 32, reduced from $2,000.00 to $1,000.00. SEY of SE, Section 31, reduced from $2,000.00 to $1,000.00. A communication from O. B. War- ren acting for R, M. Bennet and E. J. Longyear regarding the assessment of SW% of NW%, Section 1; Lot 1 and SE of NE\, Section 2; Township 55, Range 25 was then read. W. C. Gilbert and John Beckfelt, also, Supervisors Hugh McEwan and Will Nisbett, of the Town Board of the Town of Grand Rapids, were heard in regard to said assessment. An adjournment was then taken to July 30, 1910, at nine o'clock a. m. July 30, 1910. Present: Commissioners McWilliams, o’Brien and Mullins and County Auditor Spang. On account of a meeting of the Board of County Commissioners to be held at ten o’clock an adjournment was taken to two o’clock p. m. Pursuant to adjournment the Board again met at two o'clock p. m. Members present: Commissioners McWilliams, Mullins and O’Brien and County Auditor Spang. — ‘Town of Grand Rapids, Township 55, Range 25. The NW% of NW%, Section 1; Lot 1 and SE¥% of NE%, Section 2; reduced to_values as fixed by the assessor. Lot 1, Section 16, reduced from $2,- 800.00 to $400.00. Value of structures upon NE% of NE, Section 22, reduced from $700.00 to_ $600.00. Value of structures upon SE% of NW%, Section 22, reduced from $1,- 600.00 to $1,200.00. Value of structures upon W%_ of NW%, Section 23, reduced from $675.00 to $500.00. All other lands except the lands fixed upon an iron ore tonnage basis re- duced 331-3%. Town of Bass Brook, Township 55, Range 26. Lot 6, Section 3, reduced from 9195.00 to $100.00. Town of Nashwauk, Township 57, Range 22. NE%_ of SE%, Section 12, reduced from $500.00 to $250.00. NW of SE%, Section 12, reduced from 100.00 to $250.00. SW%_ of SE%, Section 21, reduced from $500.00 to $250.00. NE f NE%, Section 22, reduced % 0! from $500.00 to $250.00. NE of NW%, Section 22, reduced om. $5 250. 0 i Peau a A A Ne a taman to August 1, 1910, at 10 o’clock a. m. August 1, 1910. No quorum present and adjourned to August 2, 1910, at 1:30 o’clock p. m. August 2, 1910. Members present: Commissioners McWilliams, O’Brien and Mullins and County Auditor Spang. Town of Ardenhurst, ‘Towns 50, Range 28. SW% of NE Section 6, reduced to $450.00. E% of NE, Section 6, reduced to_ $400.00. NEY of SW, Section 6, reduced to $400.00. Lot 6, Section 6, reduced to $400.00. fase. of NE\, Section 6, reduced to NE% of NW%, Section 24, reduced to $175.00. SE% of NW, Section 24, reduced to $200.00. cee Town ' of Arbo, Township 56, Range 25. Lot 8, Section 33, reduced to $200.00. Lot 9, Section 33, reduced to $200.00. Lot 4, Section 34, reduced $50.00 on value of structures. Town of Bearville, Township 60, Range 22. s200 06 of SW%, Section 1, reduced to ae of SW%, Section 1, reduced to “NEY of SW%, Section 2, reduced to $600.00. Township 61, Range 22. NE% of SW section 18 Reduced to £300 q200 ce. of SW%, Section 19, reduced to NE of SW%, Section 28, reduced to $100.00. Lot 1, Section 30, reduced to $300.00. NEY of NW%, Section 30, reduced to $150.00. _ Town of Carpenter, Township 62, Range 22. Py y of SW%, Section 5, reduced to 40.00. NW% of SW%, Section 5, reduced to $600.00. SE% of SW%, Section 6, reduced to $700.00. NW of SE%, Section 6, reduced to $400.00. $6000 of NE%, Section 8, reduced to SW% of SE%, Section 8, reduced to $700.00. NE of SW%, Section 18, reduced to $680.00. SEY of Section 32, reduced to $150.00 per forty. Town of Feeley, Township 54, Range 23. All lands in creased 30%. Town of Goodland. Township 54, Range 22. SW of SEU, Section 23, reduced to 80.00. NEY of NW%, Section 26, NEX% of NW%, Section SEY of NW%, Section NEY of SW%, Section 80.00 $80.00. NW% of SW%, Section $80.00. SE% of NEX, Section Fea, of NW, Secti % o: , Section 2 $60.00. NE¥% of SW%, Section $80.00. NW% of SW, Section 28, $80.00. SW of SW%, Section $60.00. sipage Of SW%, Section NE of SE%, Section 2 $40.00. NW of SE%, Section 40.00. SW% of SE%, Section 28, $40.00. SEY of SE%, Section 28, seg f NE%, S 3 o , Section 33, 60.00. 4 NE of NW%, Section 33, $40.00. SW% of NEX, Section 34, SNE of NW%, Sectl 0 %, Section 34, $60.00" e SW of NW%, Section 34, $60.00. $ reduced to redueed reduced to reduced ', Teduced to reduced reduced reduced reduced reduced reduced reduced to reduced reduced to reduced reduced reduced reduced reduced reduced Town of Harris, Township 54, Range 25. Lot 1, Section 16, reduced to $125.00. NE¥ of SE%, Section 19, reduced to $120.00. Lot 7, Section 32, reduced Lot 5, Section 6, reduced SE% of NE¥%, Section 8, $200.00. Improvements on Lot 3, reduced to $300.00. Lot 2, Section 8, reduced to $120.00. SW% of NEY, Section 18, reduced to $160.00. Lot 1, Section 18, reduced to $240.00. SEY, Section 18, reduced to $160.00 per forty. All other lands reduced 20%. to $140.00. to $150.00. reduced to Section 8, ‘Town of iron ange, Township 56, Range 24. NW¥% of SEX, Section 5, reduced to ° Town of Lake Jessie, ‘Township 147, Range 25. NW% of NW%, Section 24, NW% of Nw 4, Section 25, reduced to’$80.00 per orty. Township 148, Range 25. Lot 4, Section 19, reduced to $80.00. ——_» Town of Marcell, Township 59, Range of SE%, Section 17, 0. % of SE%, Section 19, 26, reduced to reduced to $200.00. SE% of SEX, Section 19, reduced to $1,000.00. Lot 6, Section 20, reduced to $400.00. NW of SW%, Section 20, reduced to $400.0 SW% of SW, Section 20, reduced to $500.00. Lot 7, Section 20, reduced to $400.00. NEY of NE\, Section 21, reduced to $400.00. NW of NE%, Section 30, reduced to $500.00. Township 59, Range 27. NW¥% of NEY, Section 11, reduced to $90.00. NE% of SEX, Section 11, $90.00. SE of SE%, Section 11, reduced to $50.00. W% of SW%, Section 23, $90.00. reduced to reduced to Township 60, Range 27. NW% of NW, Section 10, .00. an % of NW, Section 10, reduced to Lot 2, Section 22, reduced to $90.00. Lot 4, Section 26, reduced to $90.00. Lot 6, Section 35, reduced to $30.00. All other lands in the Town of Marcell reduced 25%, provided that no assessment shall be reduced below $2.00 per acre. Town of Nore, Township 150, Range 29. Lot 1, Section 1, reduced to $250.00. NEY ‘of SE%, Section 4, reduced to $600.00. NW¥% of SEX, Section 4, reduced to $700.00. SW% of SE, Section 4, reduced to $600.00. SE% of SE%, Section 4, reduced to $700.00. SEY of NE, Section 5, reduced to $300.00. Lot 4, Section 5, reduced to $500.00. NW% of SW4, Section 5, reduced to $400.00. Lot 4, Section 6, reduced SE\Y% of NW4, Section 6, Seni f SEY, S » 0 , Section 6, $300.00. to $250.00. reduced to reduced to > p reduced to ra of SE%, Section 7, reduced to NEY of SE%, Section 8, reduced: to $200.00 we of SEX, Section 8, reduced to NW of NW%, Section 10, reduced to $175.00. SW of SEX, Section 20, reduced to $250006 SE of SE%, Section 20, reduced to $375.00. SW% of SW%, Section 21, reduced to $475.00. NE% of NE, Section 22, reduced to $150.00. NW % of NW%, Section 28, reduced to $500.00. SEY of SW%, Section 32, reduced to $300.00. Town of Popple, Township 149, Range 27. races of NE%, Section 28, reduced to SE\% of NE%, Section 28, reduced to $80.00. —— Town of Bass Brook, ‘Township 55, Range 26. Lot 5, Section 24, reduced to $150.00. Lot 6, Section 24, reduced to $100.00. ——— } Town of Third River, Township 148, Range 29. SE¥% of SW%, Section 9, reduced to $175.00. Lot 9, Section 18, reduced to $150.00. Lot 10, Section 18, reduced to $200.00, Lot 11, Section 18, reduced to $80.00. Town of Wirt. Township 149, Range 25. SW% of NE\%, SE% of NW\%, NEY of SW%, NW of SW%. NW% of SEX, Section 25; SE% of SW%, NEY of SE%, SE% of SE%, SW% of SEX, Section 26; SW% , SWY of SW%, Section 28; NW% of NW%, NE% of NE, Section 29; all reduced to $100.00 per forty. NW% of NW%, SW of NW%, Sec- tion 25; NE%, NE, Section 32; NEY! of NE%, SEY¥% of NEY, NE% of NW%, NW% of NW\%, SW% of NW%, SE%’ of NW, Section 33; NW% of NE%, SW% of NEY, SW\% of NW%, NEY of SEY, NW% of SE¥%, SW of SEY, and SE% of SE, Section 34; NE\% of NW, Section 35; all reduced to $100.00 per forty. SEY of. NW%, Section 35, reduced to $100.00. SW of SE%, Section 5, reduced to $150.00. NW of NW%, $100.00. SWY, of NW4, Section 28, reduced to $100.00. Section 28, reduced to Township 150, Range 26. SEY of NE\, Section 7, reduced $100.06. Entire SE%, Section 9, $100.00 per forty. NEY of SW%, $350.00. SW of NEY, $100.00. NW of SEY, $100.00 NEY of SE%, 34, reduced $200.00. NW¥% of SW, Section 35, reduced $200.00 SW¥4% of SE, Section 35, reduced $300.00. The assessed valuations of all lands described in applications for correction of assessment and abatement of taxes numbers 965, 967, 978 and 1002 as ap- proved by the Minnesota Tax Commis- sion under numbers 6513, 7440, 7450 and 8174, being for the year 1908, were re- duced to the corrected valuations as shown in said applications, and for a full description of said lands reference is hereby made to said applications, which are now on file in the office of the County Auditor. reduced Section 15, reduced to Section 19, reduced Section 29, reduced Section Unorganized No. 1. Township 55, Range 23, increased 33 1-3%. Township 54, Range 26. SEY% of NW%, Section 24, reduced $80.00. SW % of SW, Section 25, $80.00. NE% of NE%, Section 32, $80.00. reduced reduced to Township 54, Range $80.00" of SW%, Section 26, 27. reduced Unorganized No. 2, Township 58, Range 22. SE% of NW%, Section 13, reduced $100.00. NW of SEX, Section 15, reduced $100.00. NE of NW, Section $100.00. NW¥% of NEX, Section $100.00. NEY of NW, Section $100.00 17, reduced 25, reduced 32, reduced SW of NE\, Section $100.00. NW¥% of SE%, Section $100.00. 33, reduced 33, reduced es: wa,,, Fownship 59, Range 22. NW of SE%, Section 12, reduced to of SE\, Section 29, reduced to — if Township 59, Range 24. Lot 5, Section 20, reduced to $100.00. All lands in Township 59, Range 24, reduced 25%. All lands in Township 59, Range 25, reduced 33 1-3%. Township 57, Range 26. Lot 7, Section 7, reduced to $100.00. SEY of NE\, Section 23, reduced to $100.00. eae Unorganized No. 3, ‘ownship 61, Range 24. 4, Section 4, reduced to $800.09. Lot Township 60, Range Lot 5, Section 3, reduced to $700.00. Lot 12, Section 3, reduced to $800.00. Unorganized No. 4, Township 62, Range 23. 2NB4 of SW%, Section 1, reduced to to $500.00. $ Lot 1, Section 3, reducea Lot 2, Section 3, reduced to $250.00. SW% of NE\, Section 3, reduced to $350.00. NW of SW4%, Section 3, to s5b0 ude % n redueed Lot 4, Section 7, reduced to $230.00. NW % of SW%, Section 10, reduced to ieee én NE\% of NW%, Section 15, 3980.06, % 10) reduced to NW of NW%, Section 15, r iced t $80.00," fs 5, reduced to 2% of SE%, Sectio: $280.00. ag nm 18, reduced to SE% of SE%, Section 3180-06. 18, reduced to NE% of NEX, Secti $150.00. ection 25, reduced to NW% of NEY $150.00 %, Section 25, reduced to Township 62, Range 24. Lot 8 Section 7, reduced to $80.00. SE¥% of NE\, Séctio: ae 6, 4 n 15, reduced to v4 of NW%, Section senrne a 15, reduced to Lot 1, Section 23, reduced to $25. All lands in the following teenabine Deady: ee assessors at a valuation less than $2.00 per acr ta bao per dave! P e are increased he organized Towns of Alvwo. d, Popple, Sago, S: ire Poppi and Lake and Third The unorganized Townships Range 27, 60 and 61, Range 23. ship 60 and 61, Range 24. 60 and 61, Range 25. Range 23.’ Township 62, Fy 2 Township 62, R: ‘and Township qaNpship 62 Range 26 and Township No further business Board then adjourned sine gies ‘Me NEIL MULLINS. Chairman. 4 of 565, oy Town- ‘ownshi Township 62, M. A, SPANG, ‘county Auditor, SEAL.) Se nantes The Herald-Review ig the ~lace to have your printing done— always the best of stock and work. ements