Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, August 9, 1911, Page 6

| al eae OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD .OF EAUALIZATION ITASCA COUNTY, MINN Grand Rapids, Minn., July 17, 1911. In accordance with the provisions of Section 859 of Revised Laws of 1905 the members of the Board of County Com- missioners and the County Auditor of Itasca County, Minnesota, met as a County Board of Equalization at the County Court House in the Village of Grand Rapids, this 17th day of July, 1911. Members present: County Commission- ers Mullins, O’Brien and Nelson and County Auditor, M. A. Spang. Commissioner O’Brien was elected chairman by unanimous vote. The County Auditor then presented and read certain letters from the Min. nesota Tax Commission relative to the powers and duties of the County Board of Equalization. W. R. Wallace representing the Deer River Lumber Company was present and) requested the Board to reduce the per- sonal property assessment of said Company upon their lumber pjant locat- ed in the Town of Oteneagen. Upon mo- tion it was ordered that a hearing be had upon said matter on Wednesday the 19th day of July at 3 o’clock p. m. and that the County Auditor be in- structed to notify the Town Board of the Town of Oteneagen in regard to such hearing. An adjournment was then taken to 1:30 o'clock p. m. July 18th, 1911. Pursuant to adjournment the Board again met this 18th day of July, 1911, at 1:30 o’clock p. m. Members present: Commissioners O'- Brien, Nelson and King and County Au- ditor Spang. ‘This day’s session was spent in ex- amining the various Glasses of personal property in the several assessment dis. tricts. Changes were made as follows: TOWN OF ARBO. Horses 2 years old decreased 40 per cent ‘s 20 per cent. All other cattle increased 33 1-3 per cent. Hogs decreased 60 per cent. Wagons etc. increased 80 per cent. TOWN OF ALVWOOD. Horses one year old decreased 10 per cent. Horses per cent H »s three years old increased per cent. Cattle two years old increased 20 cent Cows increased 20 per cent. Oxen increased 20 per cent. All other cattle increased 100 per cent. Sheep increased 100 per cent. Wagons, sleighs ete., increased 300 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines increas- two years old decreased 15 ten per ed: 175 per cent. Watches and clocks increased 100 per cent. Dogs increased 150 per cent. TOWN OF ARDENHURST. Horses two years old decreased 33 1-3 per ¢ Hor three years old and over de- creased 10 per cent. Cattle one year old increased 25 per cent Cattle two years old increased 10 cent. Cows invreased 20 per cent. Sheep decreased 33 1-3 per cent. Hogs decreased 50 per cent. Wagons, sleighs etc. increased per cent. TOWN OF BEARVILLE. Horses two years old increased per cent. Horses three years old and over creased 60 per cent. Cattle two years old increased 65 cent. Cows increased 20 per cent. Oxen increased 100 per cent. Sheep decreased 33 1-3 per cent. Hogs increased 50 per cent. Wagons, sleighs etc. increased per cent. TOWN OF BIGFORK. Cattle two years old decreased ten per cent. TOWN OF BASS BROOK. per 50 in- per 300 Horses one year old decreased 20 per; cent. Cattle one year old increased 60 per cent. Cattle two years old increased 60 per cent. Oxen increased 33 1-3 per cent. All other cattle decreased 33 1-3 per cent. Hogs decreased 33 1-3 per cent. Wagons, sleighs etc. increased 200 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines increased 100 per cent. Watches and clocks increased 100 per cent. Melodeons and organs increased per cent. Pianos increased 40 per cent. Dogs increased 400 per cent. TOWN OF BASS LAKE. Horses three years old and over in- creased 50 per cent. Cattle one year old increased 60 per cent. ‘4 Cattle two years old increased 70 per cent. Oxen increased 100 per cent. Hogs decreased 33 1-8 per cent. Wagons, sieighs ete increased 180 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines increas- ed 100 per cent. Melodeons and organs increased per cent. TOWN OF BALSAM. Horses one year old decreased 33 per cent. : Horses three years old and over creased 100 per cnet. Z Cattle two years old increased 20 cent. y Cows increase_ 40 per cent. Oxen increased 33 1.3 per cent. Wagons, sleighs ete. increased 180 cent. Pianos increased 50 per cent. TOWN OF BLACKBERRY Cattle one year old increased 60 cent. » Cattle two years old increased 20 cent. . Cows increased 20 per cent. 100 300 1-3 in- per per per DEFECTIVE PAGE All other cattle increased 100 per cent. Hogs decreased 60 per cent. Wagons, sleighs etc. increased 180 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines increas- ed 50 per cent. Watches and clocks increased 100 cenk. Melodeons and organs increased per cent. Dogs increased 400 per cent. CARPENTER. Horses two years old increased 60 cent. Horses three years old and over creased 80 per cent. Cattle two years old increased 10 cent. Cows increased 20 per cent. Oxem increased 33 1-3 per cent. All other cattle increased 100 cent. Hogs decreased 60 per cent. ‘Wagons, sleighs etc. increased 50 cent. Dogs increased 400 per cent. TOWN OF DEER RIVER. Horses one year old decreased 50 cent. Horses two years old decreased 40 cent. Cows increased 20 per cent. Oxen increased 33 1-3 per cent. Sheep decreased 33 1-3 per cent. Hogs decreased 50 per cent. Wagons, sleighs etc. increased 80 cent. Watches and clocks increased 80 cent. Pianos increased 40 per cent. Dogs increased 60 per cent. TOWN OF FEELEY. Horses two years old decreased 40 cent., Cattle one year old increased 25 cent. Cows increased 25 per cent. Oxen decreased 20 per cent. Hogs decreased 50 per cent. Wagons, sleighs etc. increased 150 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines increas- ed 50 per cent. Watches and clocks increased 100 cent. Melodeons and organs increased 100 cent. Pianos increased 50 per cent. TOWN OF GRAND RAPIDS. Horses one year old increased 66 per cent. Cows increased 10 per cent. Sheep decreased 25 per cent. Hogs decreased 33 1-3 per cent. Wagons, sleighs etc. increased per cent. Sewing and knitting machines decreas- ed 30 per cent. Watches and clocks increased 80 per cent. Melodeons per cent. Pianos increased 10 per cent. TOWN OF GOODLAND. Horses three years old and over creased 35 per cent. All other cattle increased 66 2-3 per cent. Sheep decreased 33 1-3 per cent. Hogs decreased 60 per cent. Wagons, sleighs etc. increased 100 per cent. Watches and clocks increased 80 per cent. Melodeons and organs per cent. Dogs increased 60 per cent. Assessment of the Phinney Land Com- pany Class 18 decreased $200. TOWN OF GRATTAN. Horses three years old and over de- creased 20 per cent. Cattle one year old increased 20 per cent. Oxen increased 100 per cent. Hogs decreased 33 1-3 per cent. Wagons, sleighs etc. increased 50 per cent. per 200 per in- per per per per per per per per per per 100 and organs increased 50 in- increased 50 TOWN OF GREENWAY. Cows increased 20 per cent. Sheep decreased 60 per cent. Hogs decreased 60 per cent. Melodeons and organs increased 50 per cent. TOWN OF GOOD HOPE. Cows increased 20 per cent. Oxen increased 80 per cent. Sheep decreased 33 1-3 per cent. Wagons, sleighs etc. increased 70 per cent. " Melodeons, organs increased cent. ~ Dogs increased 50 per cent. TOWN OF HARRIS. Cattle two years old decreased 10 per cent. Cows decreased 20 per cent. Sheep decreased 33 1-3 per cent. Hogs decreased 33 1-3 per cent. Wagons, sleighs etc. increased 125 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines increas- ed 25 per cent. Watches and clocks increased 100 per cent. Melodeons and organs increased 150 per cent. Pianos increased 275 per cent. Dogs decreased 15 per cent. : TOWN OF IRON RANGE. 40 per Horses three years old and over in- creased 40 per cent. Cows increased 50 per cent. Wagons, sleighs etc. increased 33 1-3 per cent. TOWN OF LAKE JESSIE. Cattle two years old increased 20 per cent. ; Oxen increased 33 1-3 per cent. All other cattle increased 50 per cent. Sheep decreased 60 per cent. Hogs decreased 33 1-3 per cent. Wagons, sleighs etc. increased 70 per cent. Sewing an4 knitting machines increas. ed 25 per cc . Watches and clocks increased 300 per cent. Melodeons 2nd organs increased 200 per cent. Dogs increased 250 per cent. TOWN OF MOOSE PARK. Cattle one year old decreased 15 per cent. Cattle two years old decreased 20 per cent. Oxen decreased 20 per cent. Hogs increased 20 per cent. Wagons, sleighs etc. decreased 40 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines increas- ed 25 per cent. Watches and clocks increased 200 per cent. Melodeons and organs increased 80 per cent. Dogs increased 50 per cent. TOWN OF MARCELL. Horses three years old and over creased 50 per cent. Cattle one year old increased 25 per vent. Hogs decreased 50 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines increas- ed 40 per cent. de- GRAND RAPIDS HERALD-REVIEW WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1911. Melodeons and organs increased per cent.~ per cent. TOWN OF NORE. cent. Horses three years old and over creased 20 per cent. Cattle two years old decreased 20 per cent. Cows decreased 20 per cent. Sheep decreased 50 per cent Hogs decreased 66 2-3 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines decreas- ed 20 per cent. * Watches and clocks increased 80 per cent. Meijodeons and organs increased 50 per cent. TOWN OF NASHWAUK. Horses three years old and over de- creased 50 per cent. Wagons, sleighs etc. decreased 25 per cent. TOWN OF OTENEAGEN Cows increased 20 per cent. Oxen increased 33 1-3 per cent. All other cattle increased 100 per cent. Wagons, sleighs etc. increased 66 2-3 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines decreas- ed 20 per cent. Watches and clocks decreased 20 per cent. Pianos increased 33 1-3 per cent. TOWN OF POPPLE. Horses three years old and over creased 40 per cent. Cattle two years old decreased 10 cent. Cows decreased 30 per cent. Hogs decreased 60 per cent. Wagons, sleighs etc. increased 33 per scent. F per TOWN OF SAGO. Cattle one year old increased 40 cent. Cattle two years old decreased 20 cent. Oxen increased 66 2-3 per cent. AMl other cattle increased 66 2-3 per cent. Hogs decreased 30 per cent. Wagons, sleighs etc. increased 200 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines increas. ed 60 per cent. Watches and clocks increased 80 per cent. Melodeons and organs increased 200 per cent. TOWN OF SAND LAKE. Horses one year old decreased 50 per cent. Horses three years old and over creased 40 per cent. Cattle one year old decreased 33 1-3 pen cent. Cows increased 10 per cent. Hogs decreased 60 per cent. Wagons, sieighs etc. increased 50 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines increas- ed 100 per cent. Watches and clocks increased 300 per cent. Melodeons and organs increased per cent. Dogs increased 200 per cent. TOWN OF TROUT LAKE. Cattle one year old increased 60 cent. Cattle two years old increased 20 cent. Cows increased 20 per cent. Oxen increased 33 1-3 per cent. Hogs decreased 33 1-3 per cent. Wagons, sleighs etc. increased 100 cent. Watches and ciocks increased 250 per cent. Pianos increased 50 per cent. Dogs irfcreased 400 per cent. TOWN OF THIRD RIVER. Cattle one year old decreased 15 cent. Cattle two years old decreased 10 cent. Cows increased 10 per cent. Oxen decreased 20 per cent. All other cattle increased 100 cent. Sheep decreased 33 1-3 per cent. Hogs decreased 55 per cent. Wagons, sleighs etc. increased 175 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines increas. ed 33 1-3 per cent. Watches and clocks per cent. Mdlodeons and organs increased per cent. in- 275 per per per per per per increased 300 200 TOWN OF WIRT. Horses one year old decreased 33 1-3 per cent. Horses per cent. Horses three years old and over de- creased 25 per cent. Cattle two years old decreased 10 per cent. Ail other cattle increased 100 per cent. Wagons, sleighs ete. increased 200 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines increas- ed 60 per cent. Watches and clocks decreased 20 per cent. Melodeons and organs increased per cent. Dogs increased 400 per cent. TOWN OF WAWINA. Horses three years old and over creased 30 per cent. Cattle one year old increased 30 cent. Cattle two years old decreased 10 cent. Cows decreased 40 per cent. Sheep decreased 66 2.3 per cent. Hogs decreased 20 per cent. Watches and clocks increased 120 cent. two years old decreased 33 1-3 200 in- per per per TOWN OF SPANG. Horses three years old and over creased 33 1-3 per cent. Cattle one year old increased 33 per cent. Cattle two years old decreased 20 cent. Sheep decreased 25 per cent. Hogs decreased 20 per cent. de- 1-3 per Horses two years old decreased 40 per | _ Dogs increased 400 per cent. UNORGANIZED NO. 2. cent. Cattle two years old decreased 10 per cent. Watches and clocks increased 100 per cent. UNORGANIZED NO. 3. Cattle one year old decreased 20 per cent. Cows decreased 10 per cent. _ All other cattle increased 100 per cent. Sheep decreased 60 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines creased 20 per cent. Watches and clocks per cent. Melodeons and organs increased 50 per cent. de- increased 33 1-3 UNORGANIZED NO. 4. Horses 3 years old and over decreas- Sewing and knitting machines decreas- ed 30 per cent. Watches and clocks increased 33 per cent. Melodeons and organs per cent. Dogs increased 150 per cent. UNORGANIZED NO. 1. 1-3 increased 80 Horses one year old decreased 40 per cent. Horses two years old decreased 33 1-3 per cent. Cattle two years old decreased 15 per cent. . Cows decreased 10 per cent. Oxen increased 33 1-3 per cent. Ail other cattle increased 66 2.3 per cent. Hogs decreased 33 1-3 per cent. Wagons, sleighs etc. increased 66 2-3 per cent. Watches and clocks increased per cent. Melodeons and organs increased 50 125 ed; 30 per cent. Cattle one year old decreased 33 1-3 per cent. Cattle two years old decreased 10 per cent. Oxen decreased 25 per cent. Wagons, sleighs etc. increased 20 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines increas- ed 33.1.3 per cent. Watches and clocks per cent. Melodeons and organs increased 60 per cent. UNORGANIZED NO. 5. Horses two years old decreased 30 per cent. Cows decreased 10 per cent. All other cattle increased 100 cent. Hogs decreased 66 2-3 per cent. Wagons, sleighs etc. increased 100 per cent. Sewing. and knitting machines increas- ed 50 per cent. Watches and clocks per cent. Melodeons and organs increased per cent. Pianos increased 200 per cent. Dogs increased 200 per cent. VILLAGE OF BOVEY. Horses three years old and over creased 30 per cent. Cows increased 25 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines’ decreas- ed 20 per cent. Pianbd increased 20 per cent. VILLAGE OF BIG FORK. Cattle one year old decreased 20 per cent. Cattle two years old decreased 10 per cen Pianys increased 10 per cent. VILLAGE OF COHASSET. Cattle one year old increased 60 per cent. Cattle two years od decreased 10 per cent. Oxen increased 10 per cent. All other cattle increased 100 per cent. Hogs decreased 33 1-3 per cent. Wagons, sleighs etc. decreased 66 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines increas- ed 60 per cent. Watches and clocks increased 80 per cent. Melodeons and organs increased 80 per cent. Pianos increased 50 per cent. Dogs increased 400 per cent. VILLAGE OF COLERAINE. Horses two years old decreased 55 per cent. Wagons, per cent. Sewing and knitting machines decreas- ed 30 per cent. Watches and clocks decreased 20 per cent. Melodeons and organs increased per cent. Pianos increased 33 1-3 per cent. VILLAGE OF CALUMET. Wagons, sleighs etc. decreased 10 per cent. VILLAGE OF DEER RIVER. Horses three years old and over creased) 10 per cent. Cattle two years old decreased 20 cent. Cows decreased 15 per cent. Hogs decreased 33 1-3 per cent. Wagons, sleighs etc. increased 50 cent. Pianos decreased 40 per cent. Dogs increased 200 per cent. VILLAGE OF GRAND RAPIDS. Horses three years old and over creased 10 per cent. Cattle two years old decreased 15 cent. Cows decreased 15 per cent. ‘Hogs decreased 20 per cent. Wagons, sleighs ete. increased cent. increased 33 1-3 per increased 33 1-3 150 in- 2.3 sleighs etc. decreased 30 80 de- per per de- per ed/ 33 1-3 per cent. Modeons and organs per cent. VILLAGE OF HOLMAN. Horses three years old and over creased 10 per cent. Cattle two years old decreased 20 per cent. Wagons, cent. Sewing and knitting machines decreas- ed 30 per cent. VILLAGE OF KEEWATIN Horses two years old decreased 45 per cent. Horses three years old and over creased 35 per cent. Cows decreased 20 per cent. Hogs decreased 66 2-3 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines decreas- ed 40 per cent. Watches and clocks decreased 40 per cent. Pianos increased 50 per cent. VILLAGE OF LAPRAIRIE. Horses two years old decreased 40 per cent. ‘Wagons, per cent. Sewing and knitting machines decreas- ed 30 per cent. Watches and clocks increased 150 per cent. Melodeons and organs increased per cent. Pianos increased 15 per cent. VILLAGE OF MARBLE. Horses two years old decreased 40 per cent. Horses three years old and over creased 30 per cent. Cattle two years old increased 33 1.3 per cent. Wagons, per cent. “Sewing and knitting machines decreas- ed 30 per cent. Watches and clocks decreased 40 per cent. Melodeons and organs increased per cent. Pianos decreased 25 per cent. Dogs detreased 60 per cent. VILLAGE OF NASHWAUK. Horses one year old decreased 50 per increased 80 de- sleighs etc. increased 20 per de- sleighs etc. increased 150 100 in- sleighs etc. decreased 30 40 50 per | | Sewing and knitting machines decreas- cent. r Horses two years old decreased 20 per cent. ; Cattle two years old decreased Horses one year old decreased 20 per | cent. L pci Seen ar chert Cows decreased 15 per cent. Sheep dec: Hogs decreased 60 per cent. Sewing and knitting machines decreas- ed 33 1-3 per cent. Watches and clocks decreased 20 per cent. Melodeons per cent. Pianos increased 45 per cent. Dogs increased 50 per cent. VILL, Cows iner Sewing and knitting machines decreas- ed 33 1-3 per cent. Watches per cent. Melodeons per cent. Pianos increased 45 per cent. vil Grand Rapids. reased 66 2-3 per cent. credits against assessor of the and organs decreased 50 AGE OF TACONITE. eased 20 per cent. and clocks increased 33 1.3) journment. and organs increased 50 lins, Auditor Spang. LAGE OF -WARBA Assessment of D. M. Gunn 26 of the Village of Coleraine decreased fof money and credits as returned against them by the assessor of the Town of B. C. Finnegan 41d Dr. Thos. Russell were also present and objected to the listing and assessment of money and them as returned by the Town of Grand Rapids. An adjournment was then taken to July 21st, 1911, at 1:30 o'clock p. m. Juty 21st, 1911, at 1:30 o'clock p. m. no quorum present an adjournment tak- en to July 22, 1911, at 9 o'clock a. m. July) 22, 1911, at 9 o'clock a. m. no quorum present an adjournment taken ‘ to Vuly 24th, 1911, at 9 o'clock a. m. E July 24th, 1911, at 9 o'clock a. m. quorum present and adjournment tak- en to 1:30 o'clock p. m. July 24th, 1911, at 1:30 o'clock p. m. the board again met pursuant to no ad- Members present: Commissioners Mul- O’Brien and Nelson and County The assessment of John Ferguson in Village of Coleraine was in Class Horses three years old and over de. | Class 26 of the creased 15 per cent. | decreased $1,100. Cattle one year old increased 25 per cent. Cows increased 20 per cent. $300. Hogs decreased 33 1-3 per cent. Wagons, sleighs etc. cent. Sewing and knitting machines increas- ed 33 1-3 per cent. Watches and clocks increased 33 1-3) per cent. Melodeons per cent. again met this 19th day of July at 9j| o'clock a. m. An adjournment was taken until 9) o'clock, July 19, 1911. | Pursuant increased 60 per er, in Class increased $250. and organs increased 100; shares of Bank Pianos increased 100 per cent. 4 00.00. to adjournment the Board’ shares of bank First State Bank of Bovey First State Bank of M Nashwauk State Bank of Assessment of Cohasset State Bank of Cohasset was Class 24 being for shares of bank stock. The First National Bank of Deer Riv- 24 shares of bank stock increased $3,730 in Class stock increased $850. First National Bank of Coleraine Class 24, shares of bank stock 5 increased $4,- stock decre: ashwauk Class shares of bank stock de. No quorum present an adjournment | creased $750. taken to 3 o'clock p. m. First State Bank of Keewatin Class Pursuant to adjournment the Board |24, shares of bank stock inpeaaad again met at 3 o'clock p. m. | $31.00. , Members present: Commissioners Mul-| ‘The assessments under Class 15 being lins, O’Brien and Nelson and County! for certain gasoline launches were Aaditor Spang. jfixed as follows: C. H. Dickinson, $50 The Board then heard all persons in- | F. F. Price $75. R. Reed $60. D. M. terested and all evidence offered in) Gunn $60. C. H. Marr $100. A. Wild- the matter of the assessment of the!er $75. D. Cochran $100. E. L. Buck Deer River Lumber Company in the | $125. M. A. Spang, $100. All of said Town of Oteneagen and upon mo made and carried said assessment was decreased a: Class A-17, Class Class 18, di An adjouri Pursuant th, 1911, 9 o'clock a. m. | Brook. s follows: D. A. Dunn $50, , assessments being in the Town of Bass elson & Brown $75, ses 18 and were increased decreased... - $92,526.00 'in the Village of Cohasset. decreased... 1,706.00 | AN assessments in lecreased.. .. .. 4,566.00 |in the entire County nment was then taken to | per cent. the Board to adjournment 16 being , goods and merchan follows again met at 9 o'clock a. m. July 20th,| Village of Bovey increased 20 per 1911. Gant: No quorum present an adjournment} Village of Bigfork increased 20 per taken to 1:30 o'clock p. m. cent, Pursuant to adjournment the Board} viitage of Coleraine increased 25 per again met at 1:30 o'clock p. m. cent. Members present: Commissioners Mul-| village of Calumet increased 25 per lins, O’Brien and Neison and County | cent. Auditor M. A, Spang. Village of Deer River increased 33 1-3 The County Auditor was instructed to | per cent. notify the following persons that it was/ Village of Keewatin increased 33 1-3 the intention of the Board to increase | per cent. their personal property assessments on| village of Marble increased 25 per cent account of assessments under Class 15] village of Nashwauk incr 1 33 1-3 being for certain gasoline launches to- | per cent. wit: C. H. Dickinson, F. F. Price, C./ village of Taconite increased per H. Marr, R. S. Reed, E. A. Wilder, D. | cent. M. Gunn, and D. Cochran all of Grand/ Aj] assessments in the Village of Rapids, Minnesota. E. L. Buck, D. A.|/Cohasset in (ess 17 increased 25 p Dunn and Nelson and Brown of Cohas- | cent. set, gan in Class A-17 in the Town of Nore was decreased $2,600. The assessment of Gilbert & Finne- gan Class E.17, Town of Oteneagen was decreased $500. W. C. Gilbert for himself and in half of D. M. Gunn was present objected to the listing and assessment The asses: and that a hearing granted on Monday the 24th day of Ju- ly, 1911, at 10 o'clock a. m. would be ructures in Nashwauk de} ‘sment of Gilbert & Finne- Attest: be- and The assessment cf all lots exclusive of outhern Addition sed 50 per cent. to Upon motion the Board adjourned. M. O’BRI fe Chairman of County Board of Equaliza- tion. M. A. SPANG, -Officio Clerk of the Board. Have You Tried A Chauncy-Russ or a Gem Trio yet? If You Haven’t You Have Missed A Great Deal. Get the Habit--Follow the Crowd To.x Chauncy-Russ Parlor Creato rs of Good Things Opposite Ghe Gem Theatre Smoke the Chauncy-Russ Cigar--5c Best in Town for the price ‘ CKYANIZE FLOOR FINISH Will with hit. hold its surface even if you beat it a steel hammer as hard as you can You can dent the wood underneath but the Kyanize Surface will be there just the same as ever—tough, durable, brilliant, enduring Kyanize finish, It’s made in 7 beautiful colors and clear. 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