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June 2, 1909
The Evening Times
Grand Forks, Grand Forks County, North Dakota
What is this article about?
Grand Forks city council to convene as equalization board on June 8 for up to ten days to review assessor Miller's assessments and hear citizen appeals on valuations.
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AS EQUALIZATION BOARD
City Council Has Big Task Ahead-
Meet on June 8 for Week Session.
The city council of Grand Forks will meet on June 8 as a board of equalization and will remain in session a week or ten days. During this time the returns of City Assessor Miller will be thoroughly checked up and the citizens will be given an opportunity of telling the council whether they have been assessed too high or too low, if they choose to do so.
The work of assessing has been completed but the totals will not be announced for a few days, however, as the work of getting them in shape is a big one.
City Council Has Big Task Ahead-
Meet on June 8 for Week Session.
The city council of Grand Forks will meet on June 8 as a board of equalization and will remain in session a week or ten days. During this time the returns of City Assessor Miller will be thoroughly checked up and the citizens will be given an opportunity of telling the council whether they have been assessed too high or too low, if they choose to do so.
The work of assessing has been completed but the totals will not be announced for a few days, however, as the work of getting them in shape is a big one.
What sub-type of article is it?
Municipal Announcement
Administrative Proceeding
What keywords are associated?
City Council
Equalization Board
Assessments
Grand Forks
June 8
What entities or persons were involved?
City Assessor Miller
City Council
Where did it happen?
Grand Forks
Story Details
Key Persons
City Assessor Miller
City Council
Location
Grand Forks
Event Date
June 8
Story Details
The city council will meet as a board of equalization to review assessments, allowing citizens to appeal valuations, with the session lasting a week or ten days.