Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-30
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

The Board of Equalization was in session
Yesterday from 10 A. NJ. till P. NJ, and the
following applications for reduction of assess.
ments were fled:
From John hatcher, part Of lot s, between
NJ and N, Third and Fourth streets and
part of lot /, between 1 and j, Twenty.
second and Twenty-tlird streets, from 81 SOC
to $1,000.
L. Zoller, on 2l2 acres of land, from 81. 42C
to 81, 240.
| Joseph Bauquier, upon a large number OF
lots and tracts of land, from 81, 215 to SIS,
| 500.
L. Lithauer, stock of merchandise, fixtures,
ETC., from IS, 225 to S., 225.
George Landon, part Of lot 8, between +
and @, Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets,
from 81, 400 to 81, 900.
Matthew Hodge, part of lot 8, between n
and o, Tenth and Eleventh streets, from
81, 800 to $3.50.
c. Beckendorf. on $50 acres, from 50, 900
to 81, $50.
NJ V. Gardner, 544 acres of land, from
SIS, 100 to 50, $50.
Mrs. G. r. Stephenson, II acres of land,
from 81, $40 TO 81, 275.
Mrs H. A McCracken, lot ., between nj
|
to $4,000.
Lizzie NJ. Sanborn, IS acres, from 81, 2S5
to 81, $50.
Ed. F. Aiken, on 70 acres, from So, 045 to
| S4,745
William Hellinge, part of lot 2, between N
and and Third and Fourth streets, from
1900 to 81, 700.
G. G. Brown, lots and lands, from So, 400
to S1l, 500.
A. Hebron. fifty acres of land, from
IS, 600 TO $4,000.
! Eliza Cornell, part of lot l, between and
| NJ and Ninth and Tenth streets, from s, 400
to 81, 600.
! Jefferson Lake, upon swamp lands, from
! 81, 500 to IS, $50.
G. E. Robertson, ten acres of land, from
50, coo to $500.
Bertha Pearl, part of lot 2, between H and
l ana Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets,
from $500 to $500.
Mrs. H. A. McCracken, 800 acres Of land,
from 1880 to 50, 500.
East Park Association, forty-fye acres and
improvements, from $40, S75 to 81, $50.
Mrs. Il. T. Brown, large number OF lots,
from $13, $50 to S11, GEO.
0. Harvey, on 1923 acres of land, from
800, 720 to S4S, $50.
John Olsen, lots l to s, between @ and R
and Twenty and Thirtieth Streets from
$500 to S400.
Clark & Cox, tract of lands, from IS, 36O to
81, 265.
Joseph Steffens, on various lots, from IS, 100
to So, 600.
Milton I. Kite, on $50 acres of land, from
SIS per acre to $40 per acre.
Clark L Cox, on swamp lands, from S22, $50
to SO, $50
C. w. Clark, on lands, from S22, 240 to
S11, 76O.
E. w. Foster, S67 acres of land, from slO,-
210 to 81, $40.
A p Smith, seventy. Eve acres of land,
from 81, 125 to $500.
George K. Ney, 3,454 acres of land. from
S34, 6SS to $50, 30.
Frank Frates, agent for the Arroyo Seco
grant, from SOL, 120 to 500, 200.
a. Goldberg, on $50 acres Of land, from
1920 to So, $50.
Ann Duffy, lots, improvements and furni-
ture, from Sc, 300 to 81, $50.
Ann Duffy, 600 acres of land, from So, $40
to 81, 600.
VIM. M. Lyon, executor j. H. Hooker,
lots and improvements, from ST., 400 to S. 900.
Slaven & Whitaker, 800 acres of land,
from 81, 500 to So, 200.
Mrs. C. Gruhler, city lots, from S23 700 to
$1,000.
L. Gruhler, city lots and Improvements,
from S14, $50 to So, lbs.
A Hamburger, on lots Improvements and
personal property, from 81, 620 to 50, 80.
Eliza Robbins city lots and improvements,
from "a, $50 to So, 225.
f. S. Hotchkiss, lot 4, between p and Q
and Third and Fourth streets, to have s., 900
for improvements struck out, they having
been made since March i, 1880.
j. Il. Watson, improvements on lot ., be-
tween I and J and Sixth and Seventh streets,
from 81, COO to Sc 600.
NJ. Litzberg. part of lot 2, between j and
K and Third and Fourth streets. from s., 500
to 81 GOO
Mrs c. Menke, parts of lots and A, be-
tween n and o and Ninth and Tenth streets,
from $4,000 to IS. 500
Mrs. p r. Hinkson, part of lot S, between
I and ] and Fourth and Fifth streets, from
81 20G to So, 500
Estate of Patrick Riley, lots 8 and A, be-
tween Z and F and Tenth and Eleventh
streets, from $500 to 81, 500.
Il. S. Frazee, lot between i and q and
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, from
5000 to $425.
NJ. Basler, upon tract of land, from SO, 200
to 81, 920.
Conrad Eiser, city lots and improvements
between J and X, Third and Fourth streets,
from 81, 800 to 81, 800.
R. A. q. Gourlie, 167 acres of land, from
81 80 to 81, 365.
Anna Uhl, $40 acres of land, from $40 per
acre to $15 per acre.
NJ. Cronan, part Of lots and G. between
Q and r, First and Second streets, from
50, OOO to 81, 200.
Jos. Silvia, % acres of land, from $500
to 81, 900
Geo Peters, 40 acres of land, from 81, 600
to 81, 200.
Antoine Francisco, 95 acres of land, from
So, 500 to 81, 900
w. p Caruthers, 800 acres of land, from
So 800 to 9,555.
Manuel Garcia, u acres of land, from
J. P.,Odbert, 100 acres of land, from
81, 500 to So 000
Manuel Francisco, % acres Of land, from
SO, 500 to 81, 900
w. IL. Bloom, $40 acres of land, from
So 440 to 81, $40 The Board adjourned until
10 A. II. to-day.
REPRoDUcED.-An excellent cut of Jack
Dowd, taken from reprint of the pencil
sketch by W. +. Jackson. has just appeared
in an Eastern Police Gazette. with brief
mention Of his career and coming to grief in
this city. So it appears that Jacks asser-
ton, when his picture was wanted for Chief
Karcher's gallery, that mo live man shall
have my picture, and no set OF men are
smart enough to get it, has become woefully
refuted and his life-like phiz is common
property OF the police throughout the United
States.
FOURTH WARD DEMocRATs.-A large and
enthusiastic meeting of the Hancock and
English Fourth Ward Clue was held last
evening. President Minis in the chair. The
minutes of the previous meeting were read
and approved 1t was resolved hereafter to
hold the club meetings at the corner of Tenth
and NJ streets Sixteen new names were
added to the roll. Addresses were made by
Add. G. Hinkson, Judge Galloway, Z. J.
Clunie and others, and the meeting proved
one of much interest to all present.
AUCTross.-Bell, the auctioneer will sell
at 1880 A. NJ to-day, at 92OA j street, up
stairs, viz: Parlor furniture, lace curtains
and cornices, Brussels and ingram carpets,
hall and stair carpets, walnut marble top bed
room sets, cottage sets, pillows, blankets,
comforts, spreads and sheets, dining tables
and chairs, etc.
DEcEAsED.-John Hatch, an old and re-
spected citizen of Sacramento, died last even
ing OF dropsy of the heart. He was aged
seventy-six years and six months. He was q
native OF New Hampshire.
HyDRoPHoBIA-In the southwestern part
IF the CITY recantlx, turo docs have heen Killed