Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-28


This is entirely too high and I object to
the same
V. Kredonck. sl,7OO; fair value would
be 81 200.
August Kuehlb0rn, lot 8, square -, 81
400; should not be'nore than 81, 700
Jas. A. Fitzsimmons, 1891, 81, 900, 1917,
g, 500; asks for reduction TO tl,5OO, Tor
Is $500 more than the State assessment
Mary Ann Dudley, lot No. 4, square NO,
~, Ritchie's addition, s., 900; one-half would
be sufficient
Hermann Bentz, part of lot No 10,
square No II, Ritchie's addition, $l.oOV,
1891, 8, 200; too high.
John Ehrle. lot No 5, square 81. at Alley
80 and Wood; s., 500 in 1921, S, 400 in lo9S
William Dixon, Water street, 1891, 81 200;
1892. 8, 800. Value decreased by right OF
way to Terminal road.
w. Shaefer, merry-go-round, Sl,30O IN
1891, &, COON 1892. Machine lately sold for
81 600 Want refund of taxes of 500 IN
1891, and rebate Of $500 on 1892.
Joseph Humes, Jr., lot No. Il in square
No. l, Hydinger's addition, fl.5OO; lar IN
excess of the real value.
Louis Tape, lot No. 10. Ritchie's addi-
ton, and lots and S, Hydinger's addition.
Former g., 300, latter s., 900. Fair valua-
ton would be =, 600 on lot No. 10 and y, 100
on lots Nos and 5.
Louisa Schul, S1,4OO; fair valuation
would be $1,000
B. Schul, No. 1854 Woods street, 1000;
fair valuation would De $500.
Sophia H. Ellsworth, No. ASH Water
street, 1872, 81, 200; 1891, $1,000.
Mary A. Seybold, corner Water and
Fortieth streets, $500 in 1891, $4,000 IN
1892; should be reduced to at least q, 600.
NJ Teufel, lot No. l, Richie addition,
81, 500; 1891, g., 600; wants reduced TO same.
Rachel Larkin, lots Nos |, 2 and 3, in
square No. 4, 5000 in 1891, $4,000 in 1892;
-"enIrely toe highn
Thomas Ratcliff, lot No. 10, in square
No. II, So, 500, s., 500 would De fair.
Gottlieb Brandt, lot No. IA, square NO.
~, 1891, $500; 1892, 81, 300; only paid Sl,5OO
for it,
addition; 1891, 81 800; 1892, 81, 200, value of
property decreased by electric power
house.
Geo. K. Burket, 1891, lot No. 6, $500, lots
Nos ~ and Ii, 800; 1892, s., 800 on all. En-
Jirely TOO much.
A. Heilebright, lot No s, and south half
lot No. z, 5000 in 1891, IS, 500 ID 1899.
Property has decreased in value.
Anton Tofante, lot No. l3, square NO. y,
81, 100, an increase Of 100 per cent.
Mrs. Jerico, lot No. III, square No. 10,
1891, 81, 600; 1892, $2,60O. Would not bring
$500.
Behrens & Speidel, lots Nos. to 20. and
Nos. "a, S5 and As, assessed at 5000 TO 500,
and some, but half lots, 800 each. En-
roneous and should be reduced
Christian Viewig, Jr., lot No. 4, square
No. %, No. 1920 Jacob street, 1881, S2,OOO;
1892, s., 800.
Chas. F. Craig, 81 200; too much.
Joseph Speidel, lots 10 and 10 in Beh-
ren's and Speidels addition, 81, 3OO Would
like TO have an offer on the prices assessed
atn
Louis Ambrecht, AGO; entirely too
high.
a. 800. DECIDEDLY excessive. | don't think
the property would bring that much II
placed on the market"
WIN. Schockey, lots Nos. and %; 1891,
Robert Pekari, lot No. IS, La Grange;
1891, $3.50; 1892, 5000; 800 would be just.
H. Ahlborn, 1891, $1,000; 1892, $1,000;
wants reduction to 81, 400.
Wilhelmina Tape, $500; $1,000 would
be enough.
two years ago and will pay on that.
Additional petitions were filed yester-
day from other wards, as follows:
FIRST WARD.
w. S. Foose, Nos. s17 and Sl9 Main
street, 1891, $1,000; 1892, $1,000.
August Bottz, No. sos Market street,
1891, g., 800; 1892, s., 800.
THIRD WARD.
Wheat & Hancher, personality, 1891, Sl0,
900; "been raised without our knowledge
to $4,000" State taxes only q, 600, (which
is nearer right than 100000"
Harriet B. Jones, 1891, $4,000; 1892,
6, 100; 1891 was ample.
Thos, r. Kiger, No. 100 Fifteenth street,
1891, 5000; 1892, 81, 200.
Lydia Warden, lot No. %, No. "A Four
teenth street, 1891, 50, 400; 1892, 1850; lot
No. IS, 1891, s., 300; 1892, =, 800.
FIFTH WARD.
John Arbenze, lot 202, on Twentieth
street. 1891, 1880; 1892, &, 400 lots 22S
and 229, 1891, s., 700; 1892, S. 500; lots Nos.
254 and 255, $1,000, building been vacant
for years half lot No. 223, 1891, $1,000;
1892, s., 400.
Peter thinner, 1891, 81, 900; 1892, $3.50;
g, 100 would be about right.
FRIED chicken supper for 40 cents at
U. p Church on Thursday evening.
Lunch at noon Friday, % cents.
Marsden L. CoIvig's Millinery Opening