Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-09
TIE ASSESSMENT REVIEW,
A CcmKitlec APPOINTED to Invesii-
eAIe ClHte's Figures.

] eAle Clate's Figures.
The city council met rs n board
Of equalization at O'Clock last
evening. Councilman PiclzarI
presided in IN, absence Of Mayor
Scott
The valuation of $500 on Celia
Hyde's property In plat A was con-
firmed. notwithstanding the fact
that she was an invalid.
The assessment of Ssl75 on b.
Guiver's property in plat C was con-
firmsd.
The valuation OF sl6, 800 on Hen
~ Heath's property was reduced
$1,000.
The valuation Of $500 on the
property Of Mary b. Burbidge, \
widow, was reduced TO $3.50. fl
William Burbridge's complaint Of
Clut='i valuation OF S51O) on his
property in plat a was not reeog-
nized.
Mary {. Wilder's request for a
reduction on the valuation of S.
600 on her property was no; grant.
cd.
AIs. Harriet Bell was relieved
from paying taxes on property val
ned at $3.50, because she was n
widow.
Mary Nixon requested that her
money tax be reduced from S3l00 10
SiJJ. Referred 70 the assessor.
The valuation Of $500 on Mrs.
r. ) Trips lot in plat G was con-
firmei.
Fred. Trimmer, a resident Of Dem
yer, was relieved Of paying taxes on
$500 cash.
A reduction Of $500 was made on
the valuation Of VIM. McRaeis
property in plat 3, and the valua-
ton on his property in plat + was
reduced from 5000 20 $1,000.
The tax assessed against William
GatehOau, Of the Nineteenth Ward,
S3.21. was RENTED, because Mr..
Gatehoan was an invalid
Five dollars Of the tax assessed
against Mrs. Renshaw was remitted.
The tax against Mrs. +. II al, OF
the Thini Ward, was confirmed.
The Masonic and Odd Fellows
societies and the Jewish Benevolent
Society asSei that the tax on their
cash b- remitt-d- as ii vas used
purely for benevolent purposes. The
matter was referred % a special
committee consisting OF Council
men Hall, Pembroke aud COhn.
The taxes Of Mr.. c. +. Hardy.
s.. 20 remitted.
Mrs. n. r. Margetts. a widoF.
was relieved from paying taxes 10
the same amount
Mns- f. T. Aiulhall's taxes, 81,
were RENTED.
The valuation Of s;g75 on H. G.
Whitneyis property in the Nine
teeuth Ward, was confirmed.
The taxes Of Mrs Walworth,
5.96, We're RENTED.
Five dollars was remitted from
the taxes OF Mus. Mckinney,
amounting to sl6.s0.
Mrs Hoffman's taxes was reduced
from $3.50 to $3.50.
Five dollars was remittei from the
taxes OF Mary a. Lyon, whose pro-
perty was valued at $3.50.
Alice Baileyis taxes, s., were re-
duced TO -.
Mrs. a. Elders tax, $50, was
RENTED.
Five dollars was RENTED from the
taxes Of Mrs. Annie Snow, OF the
Eighteenth Ward, amounting to
SO 50.
The valuation Of $500 on Ms.
a. johnson's property in the
Eighteenth Ward vas reduced 10
S311l.
Five dollars was RENTED from |
the tAxt-s OF G.. NJ. Hannibal, Of tue
Eleventh warI.
Tue tax Of Mrs. Abhie Rlgyot, OF.
the Eighth Ward, amounting 10 s.,
was reduced 10 IS.
The valuation OF ST. go on the |
property Of Mrs. Butterworih, on
Third South Street, was confirmed.
Richard Provost, Of the Fourth
Ward, was relieved from paying
$40.
The tax Of - 60 assessed against
w. p. Owen was RENTED.
A. p. Madsen's tax OF $40 was
reduced 10 $40
NJ. Z. Peck's request fOE a reluc-
ton in the valuation Of $500 on his
prDuerty in the Seventeenth Ward
was refused by a vote of 3 TO !.
Mr.. Karrick said he believed
Clute's valuations on Seventeenth
Ward property were all too high.
He knew OF lots Of property in that
ward which he could purchase a. 20
per cent les than Clute's figures.
He moved that no more protests
from the Seventeenth Wand be act
ed upon, and that a committee Of
three be appointed 10 investigate
Clute's valuations in that district
The motion was carried and the
chair appointed Councilmen Hall,
Pembroke, COhn, Spadoni and Kar-
rick.
The valuations Of II. Brisacher's
uroperty on Third South Stpeet, two
pieces. SIl,009, was confirmed, ns
was also the valuation OF SIS, 900 on
the st. Elmo property.
The valuation Of $1,000 on James
Sabine;s improvements was con-
firmed.
The valuation OF 5000 on NJ.
Royd's property in the Fifteenth
Ward was confirmed.
The valuation OF SlS.550 on Mrs
Ruth KimbaII's property in the
Eighteenth Ward caused some as
cussion. The matter was nnaiiy
laj.i over rs unfinished business.
The valuation OF $1,000 on = a.
Auerbach's property on Third south
Street was confirmed
The valuation cfahout S9oO'vPou