The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-08
THEIR LAST HACK.
Wanser's Tax Reducers at the
End of Their Rope-Mr
Wanser's Luck.

The Board of Tax Reduction met last
night for the last time to take action on
the tax assessment for 1891. No appeals
were received by the Board but the
peti tions that were presented last week
and Investigated were acted upon and ad-
justed.
The Board will not meet again to re-
ceive appeals until after the tax bills for
1892 have beeu issued by the City Col
Iector, and then 1t will resume It's labor of
equalizing valuations. The total redue-
tton on the assessed value Of properly by
this Board is $211.003, which is net loss
to the tax receipts of the city of $5.972. 40.
The State Board of Taxation has re-
duced by IS 900 the valuation Of the prop
erty at No. II Newark avenue of James
Warner, President of the Board of Ap-
peals. Mr.. Warmers Board had reduced
the valuations of many properties In the
immediate neighborhood.
The following petitions to the Board
were disposed of last evening"
Christiana Van Wagenen, 81 2-3 acres of
meadow and upland at the foot Of Bentley ave-
nue., assessed for SIS, ,750; reduced $4,000
John Morrell eleven vacant lots on Linden
avenue, assessed $500 each; reduced $50
Estate of S. D. Harrison, Bentley avenue, as
sessed Sd, 900; reduced 5000.
John Morrell, Nos 219 and 223 Dauforth ave-
nue., assessed 81, 900 each; reduced $500 each.
Samuel MorrelL Nos 2N and 23l Danforth
avenue, assessed for $4,000 each, reduced 5000;
and No. 235 Danforth avenue assessed for 81. 600.
also reduced $500.
w. X. Smonson, No. 643 Ocean avenue, per-
sonal property assessed for 81 600; confirmed.
NJ Deitz, No. 529 Ocean avenue, assessed for
$1,000; reduced $500.
Michael j Martin, No. 1872 Seventh street, as
sessed $1,000; reduced $1,000, and on No. 151
Eighth street, assessed for 81, ,200 the value was
confirmed.
DR.. T. H. Quimby, two vacant lots on Clifton
place, assessed for $500 each; value confirmed.
Felix Reifschneider five houses and lots on
Germania avenue assessed S3, 700 in all: value
confirmed. and on four lots on Terrace avenue.
was made.
Estate Of Kenneth Dingwail, Nos. 5 to II
Woodward street. assessed for $4,000; reduced
$1,000; Nos 1876, 1873 and 139 Woodward street.
assessed 81, 200 each; value confirmed.
George Bannon, Jr., No. "A Manning avenue,
assessed So, 500; reduced $500, and No. SIS Grand
street, assessed for S3000 value confirmed.
NJ. j. Martin, No. 1856 Montgomery street, as
seSsed for $5, 600, value confirmed.
Estate Of NJ. McCartin, Nos 17S, 17615 and 1870
Eighth street. assessed for SO 900 each lot, re-
duced $5oc, No. s12 Montgomery street, assessed
for S5, 500, value confirmed.
Mrs C. D. Paulmier, two lots on Barrow street.
assessed $4,000 each, reduced $500 each. No.
SO Newark avenue, assessed for $4,000, value
confirmed; No. 55 Newark avenue, assessed
$2S. 600, reduced "a, 900.
Estate of Jessie Paulmier, nine houses and
lots on Paulmier place and Hamilton Court Ter
race, assessed in all for $38, 500; values con-
flrmed.
Estate of ]. NJ. Cornelison, vacant lots on
Cornelison avenue, assessed for $4,000; value
confirmed.
j. A. Alexander two vacant lots on Clifton
sessed for 5000; value confirmed. No. ia West
cott place assessed S12. 600: reduced IS. 900,