The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-10
Report OF THE BOARD OF EeuAL1zk

SOunCll gu 4ue1A"y S'S" .,.,.T
mittee carefully examined all petitions
referred to them either by Council or by
those who appeared in person before
them, and they likewise examined the
entire list Of real estate throughout the
city, The report states: 1.-THE commit
Tee only took into consideration such PEI
titions for reduction Of personal assess
meut as were referred to them, and hav-
ing no Just data to go by did not attempt
to correct said assessment. And while
said committee have no doubt that there
is a great wrong done the city in the per-
sonal assessment as In the real estate,
still they do not feel that they have power
10 correct it."We give below the body Of
the report:
The committee would recommend the
following changes IN the assessment OF
real estate:
Y1Rsr WARD.
North IPAeeiio-LoLs 4S 40, Il, IS and ~. assessed
to Wheeling window Glass Company al $1,000,
reduced 10 5000.
$3.50, raised TO $4,000.
East part Of lot No. II, assessed 70 ErneSino klno
ut &, 800, tilSed to $500.
SECOND WARD.
Lots 8, 4; 4 and g. assessed 70 Reilly, Hobbs Say
der a S?l 900, reduced 10 SIS OoO ST. james Hotel
property.
South part Of lot 70, square 6, on Market street,
assessed 10 A. Wlede6usch At $1,000, mised 10
one.tSiTi Of lot II, square 7, 90 Market street,
ns,CSIrI IA Charles iIankO NJ $780, nlsOl 10
South half Of lot 70, square 10, assessed 10 John
Donlon's estate at ssp0OOg, reduced 70 = 49,
Lot Il, square 10, assessed TO Geo. Members estate
atSi,5OO, nised TO 5000
West one.thIr Of lot - square 49, assessed to Geo
Mendel's estate at $500, raised 10 81, 600
South part lots . and u, square 10, aeasAel 10
Alex. Rogcrs' estate al SS,0OO, raised to sO,OoO'
Gnihdw'S Addition
Fast hall oi ii S. assessed to jos BOlIey at $780,
rllsed to $1,000.
west bali q loi s. assessed tOJOs. BOdloy $780,
raised W s, O.
East half Of lot So assessed TO II. NJ. Unison e.
tate at 81 500, raised 10 5000.
West half OF lot 30, aSseSs0d to Holaleln HArdens
estate NJ 5000, raised 10 900.
East half Of lot 81, asscased 10 Sarah Harper at
5000, raised to $1,000.
East half OF lot 81, assaEed to Andrew King az
$780, raised TO 81 500.
iSEriu0rG Addition
wOst half Of lot 5 assessed TO Ada Dillon at $780,
East hall Of north half Of 10. 15 assessed to G. W.
Kennedy at 81, 500, nlsed TO 81, 800.
South half oil south half Of lot 49, assessed to Geo.
McCully ut 81, 800, raised TO sl,6o9.
West half OF lot q, assessed 10 Henry Ramp at
$1,000, raised 10 81 500. .,
ISt II, assessed to John Morey at $500, raised to
SS8 voCii nm :, AIIt,L,,
West half Of lot So assessed to Josiah Dillon ut
A piece Il ground assessed to Hempae'd r. R. Co.
ii *, 900, raised TO 5000.
EdIt lVheolfng Addition ,.o
1ot Is, assessed 10 Benz. E1ley at $500 raised to
YOUTH WARD
EaIt Thellino Addition
Piece Of ground lsouth Of John st.) assessed I?
Hempheld Railroad Company ut $1,000, raised
one-ourth Of lot IS. assessed to Mary A. Armstrong
nj 81 800, reduced 10 81 800.
Part q lot iis, assessed to D. Wagner at $500,
Fart q lot liz assessed to J. ArmbrusOr $3.50,
Part q lot iiS assessed to Benz. Exley at 400,
Lot III, ASSESSED 10 A. NJ. Adams a. $500, raised
70 $500.
East i Of lot 100, assessed to frederick Hayes at
$500, raised 10 81, 0O0.
East half Of lot iS9, assessed to Horny Ramp at
SlG00, raised to 50 900.
East part Of lot 1871, assessed to Joseph A. Bodey
at 200, nIscd 70 $500
West half Of lot lp9 assessed 10 Alex. Resbeck At
Hall Of lot %, assessed to W. H. Fairat $500 raised
to $500.
HrPrn WARD.
Cbaplias and RoO7s Addition
Lots Is, 49, 20 and H. assessed to Daniel Cushing at
sl7,6Oo, reduced TO $4,000:
Part Of lot g. assessed 10 w. StenmAna estate nj
Part Of lot 90, assessed TO Jas. Wheat, trustee at
$500, reduced 70 81 500.
IosSs and 50. assessed John H. Watkins at ST. 900,
Lot 50, assessed to E. II. Mccoy at $1,000, raised to
5000.
Southeast one-suarler lot e., assessed to August
Zlrritz at 5000, rarsed to $500.
Riverside Iron Works Co lmill property, assessed
At So, 600, raised To- $1,000
Lots / and 2, assessed 10 Sebastian vogt at $780,
| reduced TO $4,000.
| CdLireirI Addition
One.half lot 20, assessed to Emma Hubbard At
s2,90O, reduced to 81, 500. ..
Lot Il, assessed 10 James stIckisort at $500. re
ducei TO 5000.
Part lot Is, assessed to James RIsby at $1,000
Part 10. Is, assessed to Chris. sIebkc a, $1,000
Lots i, 81, 8, 10. II, IL, 10, II and 10
IN square 9, assessed 10 John liandlan at 1880
raised 10 5000.
EeD'S Addition
onechaf III 90 assessed 10 James Reed. trustee, at
$1,000, raised 10 81 800.
uouTu WARD.
Riiehic Addition
Part Of lot H. square asseseed TO Carl Miller al
i sI,4OO, reduced 10 1000.
One.halt OF lot II, aasaeci 10 ChRs Estrueh at
s2,1o0, reduced 10 81 800.
PartOt lot ., assessed to NJ. v. Norton at $500,
Lot O. assessed q j. g. McIaln at $500, raised to
Lots and s, assessed TO X W. IIa1lett a. S. 800,
reduced 10 $500,
HALF Of lot !, assessed to Max Freeze at $500
raised to 5000.
Lots il and Is, assessed to Geo. Bufkct at 81 900
Parts Of lots iand 6, assnzcl to BOgss' Run Mining
Co. at 5000, reduced TO $500, most oil aald lots
beIng 10 Marshall county.
Hall Of lot 4, assessed TO Thomas Harris, ~, al
sI,6Os, reduced TO ST. 800.
The Committee also recommend that
the property OF the Northwestern Vir.
ginia Agricultural Society, in the Sew.
enth Ward, consisting Of seventy-nins
lots, be assessed at SIG, 900, inasmuch al
the property is not now, nor has 1t beer
for years past, used for the purposes Of
fair exhibitions or for agricultural pur
poses. =.
Amendments First Branch, Au
gust 8, 1876, amended the frat resolution
By adding to it the following words, To-
wit: "ercepl the assessment Of j. Kline OF
lot No. Ii in First Ward, which ia hereby
fixed at $1,000; and the assessment oil
Reilly, Hobbs &Snyder, on lots 8, 4, Z, ant
8, in Second Ward, which is hereby fixet
at $4,000; and the assessment OF JohI
Donlons estate on south half OF lot 4
square 10, Third Ward, which is hereby
fixed al $1,000; and the assessment OF ]
10. McLain on lot No. 8, Eighth Ward
which Is hereby fixed at $500; and the
assessment Of r. Ha2lett on lots Z and 8
Eighth Ward, which Is hereby fixed Al
s6,50O."
Pending the motion to adopt said first
resolution, "a thus amended, on motion
the resolution "a amended was recommit
ted to the Board Of Equalization and Ap
peals, with instructions to report as e
the assessment Of property in The Seventh
Ward.
The second resolution was also recon-
mitted TO The Board Of Equalization and
Appeals.