St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-28

Paul Gas Light company, $500, 900;
st. Paul Trust company, counting
everything, 500, 900; E. G. Varney and
others, sS,662: James f. Van Sickle,
SLIP: 4. E. Whitney, $1,000; Warren
Scharf Paving company, $500; WemOtt,
Howard IL Co., $4,000.
THIRD DISTRICT.
The total amount of personal prop
erty in the Third assessment district,
which was the old Third ward, is ST.
3339, 4S5, of which $2SS,435 represents
facturers's materials and prod
ucts; S29.57O, tools, implements
and machinery: S22S,234, household
effects: s22,34O. pianos; S7,1S5,
diamonds and jewelry; $685. 05 carri-
ages, wagons, etc.; $4,000 franchises,
royalties, patents, ETC.; S41.216 moneys,
other than bankers, ETC., and 1897. 246
credits other than bankers, etc. The
residents and business concerns having
the largest personal assessments are:
Albert Armstrong, S14, 800; j. A. Bur-
richter 81 Co., $4,000; Oliver Baker,
$4,000; Mark Costello, $11,5OO: K. P.
Cullen and others, S5S, 1866; 0. 0. Cullen,
$3.50; Samuel G. Dickinson, $4,000;
John ii. Dawkins, S1l, 1865; Charles
+. Dunbar, $4,000; p. j. Grisen, S14,-
$50; st. Paul Furniture Co., S9,OS5;
Walter Hewitt, $4,000; Charles L.
Charles Hopkins, $1,000; Minnesota
News Co., $1,000; Haupt Lumber Co.,
$1,000; E. NJ. Holloway, 1928; Ken
nedy IL Chittenden, $500; P. r. Kava-
nagh, S20,3l1; Lambie & Bethune,
$4,000; George j. Mitsch 81 Co.,
$4,000; Charles Matheis. s5,745 ;
l.. and W. A. Mussetter, $500; Moore
head Bros, $4,000; J. j. O'Leary g.
Sons, $500: w. E. Schultz. $4,000; 1.
Solomon u Co., S7,100: Mary Schroeder.
$50, $50; st. Paul Roller Mills, $1,000;
Minnesota Soap Co.. 500; Taylor &
Craig, $1,000: John +. Williams, S23, $50 {;
West Publishing Co., $4,000; Judge
Westcott, Wilkin, S13,350 Martha G..
Whitney, $4,000.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
The Fourth assessment district, the
same as the old Fourth ward. including
all the rich st. Anthony hill personal
property foots up total of 3,O65, sos.
The residents of this district own 1,6SO
horses, valued at S150,212, with 943 car
also SS7, ITO worth of pianos, $50, OPT
worth of gold and silver plate,
S23.37S worth of diamonds, Sl66, 100
worth of goods and merchandise,
$40, $40 worth of manufacturers mate
rialS and output, s19.73O worth of tools
and machinery, S14S. 900 worth of bonds,
stock, bank stock, ETC., 81, AL ia worth
OF credits other than bankers and S156,-
76S in ready cash. Some of the wealth.
lest residents and business men as
Sessed, so far as their interests are in
this district, are:
Rev. G. G. Andrews, S6,175; A.
K. Barnum, $1,000; John A.
Berkey, $500; Horace r. Bige-
low, S13,S52; William M. Bush
nell, Sl3,469; Frank B. Clarke, SO, 54S;
Henry A. Castle, S12,666; Thomas
Cochran, Jr., S7,616; Fred Driscoll, Jr.,
S2S, 200; Fred Driscoll, ST.. S., 455; Sena-
tor c. K. Davis, s4,245; George Eaton,
$16,sS3; Marion r. Furness,l s17,2ss;
Henry 5. Fairchild, $4,000; Charles E.
Ss,6S5; Mrs. Martha Gilfllan, s5,537;
Mrs. Marie Greve, $6,966; Ex-senator
G. w. Griggs, $4,000; r. B. Galush,
5000; Henry J. Horn, S6,245; Catherine
Hester, $1,000; Mrs. Sarah Hall, $50, 500;
Fred D. Hager, S1S,633: Mrs. Nancy Ir-
vine, $3.50; Edward Ingham, $500;
Jacob F. Jaggar, S12,205; r. c. Jeffer-
son, S26,350; John Jaggar, S1O,45O n.
w. Kittson, Sl92,025: Albert Kirchoff,
$4,000; Morris Lampher, S11, 1888: Franz
Lambrecht, ST., Sl1 ,01O; J. w. McClung.
deceased, ,944; Samuel B. McCon-
nell, $1,000; G. j. McConville. $4,000;
Adam MOhler, $50, 305; Bernard Michel,
SOS, $50: Thomas B. Marrett, S16,66S;
Walter S. Morton. s17,2O1; James
=. Moore, S19,254; Daniel r.
Noyes. 50, S25; Luther E. Newport. S, 600:
r. Nj. Newport. S12,525; Mary V. Otis,
$500; e. w. Peet, S5,33S; Nicholas
Pothen, $40, 1856; Rebecca Parker, S2S.-
100: Clara l.. Peabody. s6,7OO: John 9.
Quinby, ST., 200; Lizzie S. Robbins, $40
533; eX-Gov. Alexander Ramsey, S23.-
500; Constantine Roberts, S1O,967; ex-
Senator Henry NJ. Rice, $40, 935; Carl
Reuter-, S26,633; Elizabeth S. Robbins,
Sl4,254; w. B. Richards, $1,000; A.
Shepard, $4,000; Frank P. Shepard,
$500; Margaret Stahlman, S12, 800: Nj.
b. Stephenson, S12,O61; Chester r.
Stewart, $50, 752; Theodore L. Schur-
meier, s22, 236; George G. Squires, Sc, $50;
Amhert III. Wilder, 1881; E. w. Win
ter, s15,1 Alfred Wharton, s9,259;
Nicholas Weller, S23,5OO. In the Fourth
district are also the business concerns
of Corlies, Chapman & Drake, $4,000;
the st. Paul City Railway company,
S194,475; the Christopher Stahlman
Brewing company, 1913, 975.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
The Fifth district, which includes
Dayton's bluff and Lower Town." and
touches Arlington Hills, foots up total
OF 81, 239, 352; the important items being:
Goods and merchandise, 1906, 245; mon
eys other than bankers, S22, 597: cred
its other than bankers, 1887, O72; bonds
and stocks other than bank stocks,
STT3, 920; diamonds and jewelry, SITS;
household furniture, $3.50, 653; carriages,
etc, $40, OBS, and horses, etc.. S4S. 900.
The highest assessed firms and resi-
dents are:
Edward j. Biggs, s29,552; Beaupre,
Keogh u Davis, SSS, ZOO; Bruno Beaupre,
ST, 475; Thomas B. Campbell, 4.SI3:
Jacob DietZ. s14, 400; Robert q. Deathe.
5000; Louise M. Fogg, Sal ,O16; Theo--
dore Hamm estate, $4,000; Judge
Henry Hale, s6,775; Gen. George L.
Becker, 1914; Kenny Bros, $4,000; p.
b. Kelly. $500; Frank Keogh, $500;
William Lindeke, $1,000; Mast,
BufOrd & Bul well, 1880; John
Matheis, $1,000; Pennock & Hall, S6.375
Pruden Stove company, $500; Russell
Dennis Ryan. S,720; Jacob Simmer,
s., Isl: st. Paul and Pacific Coal Il Iron
company, $4,000; st. Paul Storage, For
warding u Implement company, $1,000;
Gen. III. II. Sibley, S14,5OO; John b.
Spencer, So, 1923; Mrs. Carrie Thompson,
5000; Horace E. Thompson. s74, 7O2;
Union Iron Works, $500.
SIXTH WARD.
Personal property in the Sixth dis
trict, otherwise West st. Paul, amounts
to total of 1867, the principal items
being: Furniture, $90,331; goods and
merchandise, S10O,090; manufacturers
materials and products, $4,000; manu-
facturers' tools, implements and ma.
chinery, s10,725; moneys other than
bankers, S134 ,592; bank stock, $4,000:
horses, carriages, ETC., S51,350 The
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