Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-03-14

THE total amount of taxables on the
grand duplicate of the state of Ohio as
show last year was as follows: Value of
lands, S725, 5,642,254; of real estate in
cities, towns and villages S5OG,66S, ,O5S;
of chattel property, s545, 1888, 1856; total
Sits, lSs,477 On this sum taxes were
collected rs follows: For state debt and
sinking fund, g OF MILL $685. 02s 80;
general revenue fund, Ia mills, So, 4s7,-
46S 5S; common schools, mill, Sl,77S,.
137 ~; total state taxes, S4,T9S,G G35 64
The foregoing were for state purposes
only. Local taxes levied and col
lectcd were: County tax, SS,457,-
523 %; poor, $s0T,691 16; bridge,
S1,62S,42O 81; building, S4O6, 542 II;
INDECENT soldiers fund, s425, ,Gs9 10; road,
81, ,345, SOC. 80; all debts, S927, S39. 07 town.
ship tax, sl,2l7, ,72l.95; school, Ss,T71,-
25s.04; special, Sl,723, 2OS.37; city, town
and village, So,lOs, ,74S. 10; delinquent
real estate and forfeitures, 81, T5s, ,9s4. 25;
delinquent chattel, S934, ,O45.27; per cap
ita on dogs, male, S201.9l0; female, S23-
512; Dow law tax, 81, 45S, ,654. IS; grand
total from all sources, $40, $50, ,016.1.
The amount of taxes collected, state,
local, special and for all other purposes,
was 2.3 per cent of the entire grand du-
plicate. The per capita taxation
throughout the state was S11.0l. Ham
ilton county paid the greatest amount
of taxes, s6,967,2OS. 90, being but
small fraction less than one
sixth of the entire taxation for
all purposes in the state, being
SIT per capita. Hamilton county paid
into the state treasury, including it's
proportion of the Dow tax, So36, $50. 50,
or one-fifth of the entire revenues of
the State. 1t is represented in the
house of representatives by one four.
teenth of the membership and in the
senate by one-ninth., Vinton pays the
least amount of taxes, S94, 4,319.22, or
S5.95 per capita, of which Sit, ,475.19 goes
into the state treasury. Paulding
county, however, which collects for
state and local purposes S1S2, ,397.74,
pays less than Vinton into the state
treasury, the sum being SIS, 1a1.71.
GEN. JACOB AMMoN, of Locliland, is
the oldest general of the late war, be.
ing born in 1908. .tH
ED CARNEs, of Otsego, Muskingum
county, while bedding his horses, was
kicked in the head by one of them, frac.
turing his skull and crushing his jaw
bone. H.hIl
HENRY GRALFE, of Erie county, was
appointed by the governor a member of
the state fish and game commission.
OHIO agricultural report advises the
spraying of grapevines before blossom
ing with Eau Celeste solution to pre-.
vent mildew.
AT Lima, Edward Shrouf, the boy
convicted of the Williams diamond rob.
berry, was sentenced to three years in
the penitentiary.
JACOB KANZLER, Sandusky business
man, woke up one morning recently
unable to speak or communicate even
by motions. In all other respects he is
well.
THE other morning when Mrs. John
Pugh, of Lima, awoke she was Mortified
to find their four-month- baby frozen
to death by her side. The family live
east of Lima in exceedingly poor cir
cumstances, and during the night thu
little child by some means got out from,
under the covers and was frozen tc
death.
N. C. FLEMING, Licking county
farmer, owning one Thousand acres OF
land, has made an assignment, owing
$24, 900; assest, $4,000.
WEILsToN was visited by fire thai
destroyed business square, causing 6
loss of nearly $4,000,
GEO. ATEs, living near Atlanta, killed
an eagle measuring seven feet -four
inches from tip to tip of wings. ~ ~
MARION county commissioners have
Just allowed the largest sheep claims in
the history of the county, the two heav
lest. being Enoch Hoch, $l24 so, ano
Jacob Linn, $lO0 so, and the grand tota
of all $G25 So
ISAAC CROOKS, of Reeds Station, near
GAINESVILLE, was burned to death by hi,
clothes cathing fire from an open CRATE
His body was found burned 70 an un
recognizable mass.