Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-27

| Robert Clark and DarcuS ID. Clark, 1901,
s., 100; 1892, S4,TOO; too much Oh an IN
Mrs. Sophia BartOllas, 1891, $3.50; 1892,
$11,7
fourth streets; s. $50; reduce to s., 900.
Fred A. Nope, No. 2SOS McCuiIocn
street; 800; 800 enough.
John K. Schmidt, No. 29l0 McCullocn
street; $3.50; 800 enough. -o
B. Klieves. part lot No. 1S0 ana 4fS,
| 6, 375; 1891, 81, 500; too high.
Burk Watson, No. 1882 Eoff street; 1871,
s, 400; 1892, g, $50; s., 800 enough.
G. l. Hunfeld, No. 30S3 McCulloch street;
1891, 81, GOO; 1892, 81, 800.
Florentz Freismuth, Sr., No. 80 Twenty
sixth street: e., 500; for sale az 5000, with
no takers.
Henry Ahrens, part OF lots l'o ana 1oS
on Chapline street; Increased from -, 'OU
to s., 100; too high.
A. j. Sweeney & Son, foundry property
corner TWenty-seventh and Chapline and
Eoff streets; roofs are old and buildings
and walls in bad condition; will be torn
down soon and best offer received for them
is 81. 500; valuation should not exceed that
figure, vet is placed at $1,000. Petitioners
also ask tor correction OF error In that per-
sonal property at Twelfth street shop, was
returned from the office.
Fred He'll Property increased from
5000 to 1850; too high.
Z. Tofaute. Property at 2f| Eon
street; too high
John Dittmore Property valuation
$3.50 higher than 1921; excessive.
Anna NJ. Metzgar. Lot No, u Caldwell
addition increased 1915; too high.
Anton Hess Lot No. 10, Caldwell ad-
dition increased from 81, 900 TO $l,415; ex-
cessive.
James McCallahan. Lot on Thirty
First street increased from q, zoo to $3.50;
entirely too high.
J.R. Murrin. Property 2505 Eof street
valued at 81, 400; offered for sale short time
ago and highest offer received was 81, 2OO.
Charles thinner. Chapline stree prop
erty valued at Sl0,S50; old valuation S6,OOO
would be fair.
A. T. Young-Property n. W. cor Chap
line and Twenty-fourth streets, Increased
from $500 to $1,000; extortionate; asks for
s., 600.
John Young-Property 8. e. cor. Chap
line and Twenty-fourth streets, increased
from g. 800 to $3.50; only improvement
frame house costing 81, 800; asks that it be
changed to s., 500.
street, increased from $1,000 to $3.50; I'M
just.
Lee Wells-Property 2947 Market street,
from $1,000 to $3.50; former valuation
fair.
IA. Holliday-Sworn statement; plan
ing mill on La Belle street, increased from
$1,000 to $l3, 500; valuable residence torn
down and replaced by present buildings.
which are not more valuable; $4,000 would
be enough. Also lots II, II and IS, in
creased from g. 900 to q, 45O; $1,000 would
be Just
K. NJ. Holiday. Residence corner of
Thirty-frst and Eof streets, increased
from 50, 900 to $1,000, $4,000 would be fair.
Mrs. Barbara E. Jackson. Lot valued
at $500; paid only 1900.
Mrs. J. Weisgerber. Valuation Of &, $50
NJ. ". Smith. Property No 1886 Mar
ket street, increased from q, 200 to $1,000;
unjust.
Ghas. Hoehle. Property No. 2413 Chap
line, valued at g, 600; $4,000 would be fair.
Henry Harper Property No. 1929 Chap
line street, increased to 81, l15; too high.
John Burkhart. Sworn statement.
Chapline between Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth, valued at &, 325; excessive.
Mrs. A. Smith. Property 1922 Main
street, valued at S2,250; 81, 200 enough.
Amelia Yeager Property cost $3.50,
valued at 81 400; out of all reason.
J. p Heinlein. Increased from 81, 200 to
81 700; too high.
II. +. Behrens. Lots Nos. AZ and As,
Behren & Spiedel's addition, former valu-
alton $500, this year $3.50; lots Nos IS and
Il, increased from $500 TO 5000; excessive
and unjust.
G. +. Schafer. Property 23O7 Chapline
street, increased from S., 800 to 81, 475; too
high.
w. j. Cook. Property 2G43 Chapline,
increased 81, 600; unreasonable.
w. j. and w. w. Bodley. Lot CO, as
sessed at s, 800; s.. 900 would be just.
Aug Reiter Property valuation in
creased from 80, 100 to s., 100; too much.
Caroline Refer. jacob street property
increased from $4,000 to 81, 200; unfair.
II. Reiter. Chapline street property val
uation increased from 1920 to $1,000;
g., SOD enough.
+. Guenther Chapine street property;
1891, 81, 500; 1892, s. 400; g, 600 sufficient.
Chas. Keller. House not yet completed
willing to pay assessment next year.
Christ Keller Property assessed at
S4.l0O; g, 500 enough.
VIM We,tzel estate. Assessed at So
$50; s., 600 enough.
W. H. Rogers. Increased from g., 600 to
| s., 500; excessive and unjust
VIM. J. Carney. Partlot valued at $500;
| 1928 enough.
Jas. Carney estate. Lot valued at $3.50;
| $3.50 enough.
INQUIRIES BY MAIL.
City Clerk Thos. f. Thoner has re-
ceived a number Of inquiries in regard
TO assessments by mail. On Saturday
| he received a special delivery letter
from Sistersville, and yesterday re-
ceived letters from a lady in PittsburR,
and man at Point Pleasant, all OF
whom own property here, and desire to
learn the valuation placed upon it this
year. A man yesterday came up to
complain about an increase Of $500 on
property worth 81, 900, and when shown
that owing to the decrease in the rate,
his taxes would be very little higher
than last year, he responded that his
neighbor presented petition, and be
/ thought he had just as good a case.
| The petition was filed.
OF course you will get dinner or
| supper on Thursday evening, but in all
( probability it will not be so desirable as
the appetzing repast which the ladies
OF the United Presbyterian Church will
serve for 40 cents. Try it and you will
! be convinced.
| Special Excursions From Wheeling to
Pittsburg Exposition.