Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-16
Thomas Doonan have completed the grar list for 1891. The appended table sho1 interesting fipures.
S2.742Tat
Total. s2,7 ,74

As compared with the returns made by the assessors last year-S2, TOT ,356-there is an increase this year of S35, ,43S. Last year there were additions and reductions made by the board of relief and soldiers exemptions put in that brought the list down to grand total of S2, ,627, ,4S9. This years list shows an increase in valuation of houses of $32 ,S55; increase of $10,9S6 in land; decrease of S400 in stores; an increase of $4, $50 in manufactures: de- crease of $40 in horses: decrease of $762 in cattle; an increase of $196 in sheep; de- crease in carriages, etc. of $6S5; an in- crease in time pieces of S190; an increase in musical instruments of S155; an increase in furniture and libraries of S350; an in crease in bank stock of $534; an increase in insurance stock of $1,320; an increase in trade and merchandise, $6,0S0; an in crease invested in manufacturing of interest; decrease of S732 of money on deposit. An increase of S979 for ten per cent addition.
 For this year-Number of polls, 302; number of houses, ,243i; number of acres of land, g, ,034; number of horses, 696; number of cattle, 1,714; number of sheep, I'll.
 The tables show those who are assessed $5, 900 or over.
 John H. Allen, s, ,7os; H. W; Andrews. se s5o;
 Apssn sartSS@sw @ s'sgasn AnshOny essss s5,596; William Bartholmew estate, 2, 800: s: Botsford S, 700; Catherine Baekes, s5.4so; First s6,sl4; silas Biakeslee & Son, s92.O: L. Beck. ley, S7,035; c K. Darlington. s6, ,9S6; Church ff Mey Tspty caps: r6oSs G 6sfS ", FEancis, s5, ,sss: John and nd Julia Francis, $5,010; Hall & Elton Co.,. Sfe,40o; Hiel B. Hall. s9soo; Jannette Hall, s5:4oo; Linus H. e Hall. H. fi''I' F. Hall, $i7.ssi; J. II. Harmon. ss,5io: Sarah E. Harrison, si5yG75; Housatonic Brass efo s HBSBs2d HSBsG9 essat s HsOir Fl aa Mougs @ ives, S, 800: E. II. Ives estate, Sass; F. John 4. 5. Judd, ssI,444 H; T. Judd MGnufaesuring aaTy IVY tsnf F isSis, S sSsa6 5 fn f. T. MsTla MsisS Msies, sss4sis c. 8ia ass? 9 e. Ss sn Ss, % q IsS MSn,Ge oS.ssssb ssSS MstsGGS SB c. l. Parmelee, s9, 9,3e0: E. S. Parmelee, S7,900; Phelps & Dickerman, s23,9 S. L. Stevenson, siI oiO; Simpson, M. H. & O., slsO, ,45o; simpson, F. A. Wallace, sla, sos; Robert Wallace; s1o,leo; Robert Wallace & Sons, s1oSoSSi Wailingford
 sss sss' eo%Psay SSy K,',,S ,MSit'isss .ss: | tI. l. SUI l. NliiaiLAs- SStoeo- | Street Williams 6,05s; James wrinn. 6, ,1lO; c. | B. and G. s. Yale, S6,i05; Fanny M. Young, S5 100; nonresidents; W. G. Choate, s9, ,455; Den ming S Griffin company, SlS0O0; E. Malley, s6,- | 800; Oneida community, SlS,0c1; O. Parker & | Co.,, Ss3, 300; Lillian S. Spencer, Sl0,ooo.
 The selectmen have completed the mili.
 tary enrolment and the figures are as fol
 lows:
 Total number enrolled on list ,147 | Number exempt from military duty as follows By post surgeons certificate of disability. lS | By service in army or navy during war of I TcDtilOu..
 Service in fire department. 8
 By five years service. ce..........................
 By five years militia ia......................... O | Other exceptions. ............................
 Of minors enrolled. l2
 Present number active militia. tia........-.. B
 Total number of exempts, minors and active l | Number liable to pay communication taN..... ST l Number liable to military duty in case of | war, invasion or reasonable apprehen- | sion thereof. f......................... .....l,lz T. I Redmond J. w Iane w L. In