Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-23
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
Applications Filed for Reductions and
Action Taken,


Equalization yesterday, all the members
being present, the following applications were
| fled for reduction upon property described,
and in most cases. after hearing the swern
statements of applicants, were taken under
Amusement. Those otherwise disposed of, the
action taken by the Board is here given:
| Anapplication was received from Fred Mold.
| to have lot 8, between n and o, Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets, city, reduced from
| 81, 500 to 81, 200, and the improvements from
$500 to $780,
| From j. B. Haggin, for reduction of assess.
meHt upon the Rancho Del Paso, or Norris
yFant to have the real estate, which consists
| of 43,446 acres, reduced from $685., 292 to
1860, 800. and the improvements from S14,-
| $50 to 50, 500 The hearing of the applica.
ton was set for August LIST.
From Elizabeth Rey. to have south half of
east half of lot l, between G and Il, Sixth
and Seventh streets, city, reduced from 5000
| to 800, and improvements from $500 to $500.
| From same applicant, TO have the north
quarter of west 70 feet, lot s, between / and
J, Sixth aud Seventh streets, reduced from
| 81, 600 to $500, and on improvements from
$4,000 to 81, 800. Applications denied.
| From Boyd & Davis. to have west 723 feet
of south 60 feet lot 4, between j and K.
| Front and Second streets, city, from 81, 500
to So, 600
From Charles Schreiner, north half of
south half Swamp Land Survey No. 245,
section 2, township north, range east from
$50 to Sl5 per acre.
| From James McInerny, to have west half
| of lot z, between Sixth and Seventh, 2 and
| Q streets, city, from $50 to 800, and the
| improvements from $3.50 to 500.
From 7 M McTuernv tn have lnt he
tween d and L, Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets city from $3.50 to $500, and improve
ments from $500 TO $500.
| From Minnie II. Brown, TO have improve
ments on lot 8 aud 4, between d and f.
| Tenth and Eleventh streets, city, from $1,000
to 81, 800.
From John Barton. to have improvements
on the north II feet inches of south 81 feet
and inches of lot 4, between J and K, Sec
ond and Third streets. city. from $1,000 to
5000. On motion $500 was taken from
assessed value
From Mrs. II. Van Every, to have i'm
provements on west half of east half of lot
| 8. between L and M, Second and Third
streets, city, from s., 900 to 50 100.
From ID. w. Heath, to have south half of
west half of east half of lot Z, between K
and l., Fifth and Sixth streets, city, from
$500 to $500, and to have the $50 for i'm
provements stricken out. The last request
was granted and the balance denied.
From James Bailey, to reduce valuation on
the north half and the south half Of the east
half of lot No 5. between j and K, Third and
Fourth streets City Postofice building), from
50, 900 to IS, 900. and on Improvements from
$50 to $4,000.
From Mamie ID. Brown, improvements on
lots and 8, between NJ and and n, Twenty
ninth and Thirtieth streets, from 500 to
$500 also, to have north half Of west half of
lot 1, between 2 and Q, Eighth and Ninth
streets, reduced from $500 to $3.50, and to
have the $500 for improvements struck out
stating that there are no improvements on
said lot also. to have improvements on the
east half of west half of lot z. and the west
part of east half of lot z, between | and j,
Third and Fourth streets, reduced from 81, 600
to 50 800.
From j. S. Tooley, to have assessment of
$3.50, for improvements on south half of lot
6, between L and NJ, Front and Second
streets, taken of, as the said improvements
belong to the Sacramento Lumber Company.
Ordered stricken eff from Tooley's assess
ment. The Clerk was instructed to notify
the Sacramento Lumber Company to appear
before the Board within ten days and show
cause, if any, why the $3.50 should not be
added to their assessment.
From f. II. Mcdonald, to have $500 as
sessed as improvements on the east quarter
of lot ,, between II ard I, Sixth and Seventh
streets, city, struck off, as there are no i'm
provsments upon said lot. Amount struck
off as an error in assessment.
From Thomas K. Stewart, to have swamp
land surveys Nos. 600 and 952, Just east of
city. containing 80 acres reduced from 81 200
to $500, as a correction of error. So or
dered
From Edward sheehy, to reduce improve
ments on south three-quarte-s OF lot 5, be-
tween K and l., Fourth and Fifth streets,
city, from So, 600 to 81 500
From w. a. Hughson, to have amount
upon north half of east half of lot l, and
west SO feet of lot 2, between n and 0, and
Seventh and Eighth streets, city, reduced
from S1.400 to $1,000, and improvements
from $4,000 to $1,000. Also to have i'm
provements on north quarter of lot 1, be-
tween + and G, and Ninth and Tenth
streets, reduced from 81, 800 to 81, 200.
From 3. f. Alexander, to have improve
ments on south So feet of east quarter of lot
s, between 1 and J, and Fourth and Fifth
streets, city. reduced from So 600 to g. 200.
From Vim. Land, TO have improvements
upon west half of lot G, and on lot z, between
j and K, and Second and Third streets, and
known as Western Hotel building. reduced
from $50, 600 to $4,000.
A communication was received from S.
Hodapp, Endorsed by John Shafer, in rela.
ton to the depreciation of value of land on
Brannan Island, and asking that it be taken
into account by the Board. The County
Assessor states that very large reduction
has already been made this year upon these
lands, with a view to a proper rating of their
value under the present condition, caused by
last winters food.
The Board teen adjourned to 9 A. ". to-
day
Police CoUBT.-The cases disposed of in
this Court yesterday were as follows: Thos.
Dolan pleaded guilty of battery, and will re-
ceive judgment to-day. The charge of bat
terry against James German, Ed. Hinkson
and Mary Fitzmorris, was dismissed. VIM
johnson was tried for the same offense and
found not guilty. All Linn was examined
upon the charge of burglary. committed at
the " Palace. and held to answer with bonds
fixed at 81, 000 lie has been transferred to
the County Jail to await trial. The cases of
l.. c. Plug. J. G.. Hearth and George Mont
gomery, upon a charge of rape, were con-
tinued until the 18th instant. The burglary
case of Ed. Gains was continued until the
26th instant. and William R. Daley's case,
upon a charge of embezzlement, until the
zJtn- The Court then adjourned.
oDD Fellows ExcURs1oN.-On Tuesday
evening next Company A, Sacramento Bat
talon OF Uniformed Patriarchs, will give an
excursion to Folsom on the occasion of the
installation of officers of Folsom Encamp-
ment, No. "a. "a dance will commence at Fire
mems Hall upon the arrival of the train,
Music by Jones, Beebee & Grants Band,
The fare for the round trip will only be 81,
and tickets can now be purchased of G. A.
Luhrs. S. Morris, G. K Van Heusen, Thos
ID. Moore, F. Hogeboom, Nelson Wilcox and
w. B. Davies.
FREIGErs BY RAu.-Carloads of freight
for Sacramento were received yesterday as
follows: Twelve of wood. 2 of wine, of oil, l
of iron, 6 of barley, of wheels, of granite
of lumber, Of ice, of wine The follow
ing were forwarded eastward: Three of
green fruit, of wool, Of canned fruit, Of
merchandise, 9 of salmon, of sugar, of
mustard seed, 3 of wines, of coffee, of
cabbage, 2 of vegetables. of powder, of