Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-09
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l " toA fovu on J.G.
Brooks property in the Eighth
"ard, and the valuation OF 81. 900
on his property on the corner Of First
Ess aud Third South was also con-
The yaibssisB bf sidee on i,.i,cn-l
property Gsssssei against ID. NJ.
Steele was confirmed.
Alice Arnold's request for a re-
duction In the valuation Of her
property In the Twelfth War, $500.
vas denied. ri n
The valuation Of $1,000 Of o. p.
Arnold's lot in the Twelfth Ward,
was confirmed.
+. ID. L. Arnoidt request for re-
uuction In the valuation Of her LOT.
$500, met the same fate.
Ciates yanal lon " ., saa on sd
Mafnn'o lol Ia Inc Eleventh Wand,
was allowed 10 stand.
The taxes on Mrs. r. $. Nc
German, amounting 10 $3.50, were
RENTED because she was an invalid.
Robert Wright's taxes, amounting
10 90, were RENTED.
The valuation Of si3,5O0 on the
| property OF Mary &. Whitne,-. in tbs
| Eightrenih Natd, i.as reduced 10
SO. 800, because the canal passed
through the property.
The tax against Mrs. G.. 4. Hal
verson was reduced from 5000 70
$3.50.
The tax on w. =. Cahoon,s prop.
erty ia the Twelfth ward was rts
miite1 on ssvOunt 81 Mr.. cahoou's
age,
Jhe valuation Of SIS, 100 on the
property Of the estate Of l., l.. Ritter.
on The norner or fhiti Est aud
FIoitth Scrsh sheets, WIS confirmed.
The vRluatiOu OF $4,000 on the
personal property Of the salt Lake
Abstract company Was reduced 70
$50, 900. q
The quesiiaa IS to COMMERCIAL
Alley t-lanSios q thh prisszfa
yortrs ssslsts, y as aisaissed for some
time, 4nd 1t was finally decided g
ahate phe tax provided the owners
give a guarantee that the street
should be kept perpetuRily open 10
the public.
The board declined 20 remit the
tax Of 81 - against l.. +. Shell.
The valuation on the prop
erty OF Mrs L, Penruse on fidh
South Street wa. confirmed,
The valuation on the property OF
Of l.. +. Penruse I'm the Eksenlh
Wand was confirmed.
The valuation Of $500 on the
property Of William Van Dyke, IN
the Nineteenth wsrd. was REDUCED
10 $500 on account or IN error In
assessing. 81 I.e
Five dollars was taken or the tax
OF NJ. ID. Thomas, Of the Fifteenth
Ward.
The 6oari rrmigted the tax against
John Gum. $3.50.
The s-s On 6 900 worth Of the
PROPERTY Of Caroline Larson In the
Nineteenth Wand, was RENTED, as
the woman was insane.
The property belonging 10 the
estate Of Joh1. Platts, in the Nine
tenth Ware was reduced from
81 900 TO $1,000 A
The valuation Of $500 on Airs. L.
Tremayne's property on South
Temple Street was confirmed.
The valuation Of s., 800 on Mrs.
Sarah Taylor's property in the
Tenth Wand was confirmed.
The valuation Of $3.50 on Betsy
Whittaker's lot was confirmed.
The board refused tn reduce Mrs.
Jessie Murphy's taxes SIS.
Richau Rogers' tax, $3.50 was
rernitted.
G. r. Parrot asked 10 be relieved |
from paying taxes on his property I
in the Nineteenth Ward, valued AZ /
$500. The request was denied.
The board declined 10 remit any
part Of Mrs. q r. Peterson's taxes,
amounting 10 S2s.S0.
Mrs. &. w. Players request for a |
remission Of her tar, Ss.iD, was de-
MED.
Margaret II. Hasiam's request to
be relieved from paying her taxes,
amounting to Sl4.S0 was refused.
Annie Mulholiand's tax OF $40 \
was RENTED.
Alrs- Julia Crozall's request for
remission Of her tax, s., vas
granted.
The board refused 10 remit the tar
OF Mrs. Julia Raleigh, Of the Nine
teenth Ward, amounting 10 $40.
The tax Of William Wheeler, OF
the Second Ward, was reduced from
$3.50 TO $3.50, because he was a
cripple.
The tax Of Nrs. 5. A. G. whipple
was reduced from SIS 10 Sl3.
Five dollars Of the tax assessed
against John Page, ST., OF the Fifth
Ward. amounting TO $50, was re-
mitted.
The valuation Of $500 on the
property Of George Shepherd, Of
the Nineteenth wanj, was con-
1rmed. ftr aN A
The tax Of Mary 4. Holding, Of
the Seventh Ward, s35, was reduced
10 $50. va
The tax Of Mrs. J. Page, Jr., $40,
was RENTED.
The tax of Mrs. e. Bretcher,
amounting to $50, was reduced
to s.. -L.t-rE f-.U
The vaiuatiou Of 5000 on the
property Of Switzyaba was reduced
TO $3.50.
The valuation OF $500 on Mrs.
Harness property on Pear Street
was reduced 10 SlJO0.
The valuation Of $500 on james
Willett's property on NJ Street was
Cluteis valuation Of $3.50 on
John Squires property in the Tween
tieth Ward, was Confined.
The valuation on the pre-
perry Of the estate Of Mrs. Conrad
on South Temple street 81, 200 was
-
The Valuation OF $500 on the pro-
perry OF John Lawrence. in the
Ward, WAS confirmed.
The valuation OF 5000 on the
property Of Peter Shugreen, IN the
Wand, was reduced to
$3.50.
The valuation Of si0ya- 7.
Sleighis property in the Nineteenth
Ward, Was reduced 10 $500.
The board then adjourned till to-
night
Criminal Calendar.
The criminal calendar for the