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

FIFTH WARD fEllIlONos
Henry Foster. Parts of lots 70 and IS,
| Chapline 4 EOtf's addition; increased from
| a, $50 to s., $50; too high. 900,
lydia A. Harmon. Property No. 200
| Chapline street; 1891, 1920; 1892, 80, 4lO;
4. Reimeuschneider. One-third of lot
| No. 22O7 Market street, increased from
q, 900 to $3.50; should not be more than
| $1,000.
Estate Alex. Rogers. Property lot l75,
| f6, 800; excessive; lots 225 and 226, Sl3,SOO;
entirely too high.
Il. II. Hutchinson. Property on Main
| street, between Twenty-third and Twenty
| fourth, valued at q, 400; more than prop
| erty is worth.
Ann Chew. Property assessed at 81, 100;
excessive; should not be more than Sl,9OO
Mrs. L. p. Hubbard. Lot 1875 and one
third lot No. 1874, increased from e, 400 to
s., 600; erroneous and excessive.
II. B. Hubbard estate. Lot 22l, increas-
ed from e., 200 TO 81, 40; erroneous and eX-
| cessive.
Mrs Rachel Larkin In 1891, 5000,
| 1892, Sl4, $50; no changes or improvements;
| former figures fair valuation.
Clement Hess. Property No. so Twenty
second street. Last year $1,000, this year
/ <. 900; only cost g., 500 few years ago.
D.
! 1892, 81, 200; $500 enough.
w. w. Henrici. Property No 2ll4 Mar
| ket street, increased from $4,000 to S5,O'o;
/ q, 500 would be enough.
! VIM. StOetzer Eotf street property,
! 1891 $4,000, 1892 s., 100; will sell for S4,OOO
/ =. A. Cooper. Lot 80 Twentieth street,
| 1891, 81, 500, 1892 8, 400; excessive.
Aug Warnecke. Property As Twenty
second street, increased from $1,000 TO
! 9. 800; too high.
Renner estate. Hotel property, Market
| square. 1891 $4,000, 1892 $4,000; should
] not be more than Sl3, 800.
! Wheeling Ice ana Storage Company
! Valuation last year on ice factory was
| So, coo, increased to $1,000; 1891 is eX-
/ cessive, 1892 is ''out of sight, asks that II
/ be reduced TO 100000.
F. Stromberg. Valuation $3.50; $500
! enough.
Jacob and Chas. Reitz. Error: asks that
! De corrected.
| from IS, 500 10 q, $50; excessive.
| E J. Rutter. Part of lot 1919, valuation
! a 200; $1,000 enough.
&, 500 enough.
Mrs. Dittman- Property No. 5o Twenty
! second street. Increased from Sl,2OO to
81 500; unjust; 81, 500 enough.
| Mary Moffet. Several lots; valuation
/ too high.
!. Hoos. Increase of 5000 over last year
Excessive and unjust
F. Widdel. Property 2l23 Main street;
1891, IS, 500; 1872, 8, 100; too high.
r. Schmeichel. Property valued at
| a 900; should be $1,000 less.
| Fred. @. Stroehmann. 1891, s., 800; 1892,
! s., $50; excessive.
| 81. $50; unjust
B. Bacn. Twentieth street property,
1891, s., GOO; 1892, s., 500; creek bank at rear;
excessive and unjust.
During the day the following add
/ tional petitions from the Fifth ward
were filed, swelling the aggregate from
that district TO about seventy-tve;
Mrs. c. H. Snedeker, No. 2l2) Chapline
! street; 1891, $3,40O; 1892, $4,000.
Sophia Seabright, s., $50; reduce to &, 500
Chss. Driehorst, south two-thirds lot
| No. 100; 1891, $1,000; 1892, s., 100.
/ X. Muegge, north half lot No 220, G. &
/ z. addition, 81, 920; largest offer could get
/ was e., 200 credit, or 1900 cash.
Conrad Bachman, east half lot No. 2l9,
| c. and E. addition, 1890; $500 would be
enough, same, part of lot No. 25O, $1,000
| reduced to 81, $40,
VIM. Stoueman's estate, lots Nos. lis
and ll6, s., 500 1891, $1,000, too high.
A. NJ. Hamilton, part Of ots Nos lS9 and
1870, 6,4OO; out Of all proportion $1,000
would be fair
This will be Sixth ward day, under
the arrangement by which one day is
| devoted to each ward, but no petitions
from that section OF the city will re-
ceiye the attention OF the Board until
other districts are completed. The fol-
lowing petitions have been filed from
the
SIXTH WARD.
| Charles Rosenkranz; assessed at 5000;
-. 200 would be fair.
Harry S. Engel; 1891, $3.50; 1892, $500; too
much.
Mrs. y. J. Roberts; g, 225; unjust.
Mrs. G. Welch, No 2S@l Chapline; 1884,
s., 800; 1892, same, although half the prop
erty was sold.
Mrs. Z. Leinwever, lot No. 50, Caldwell
& Eoff' 5 addition; 1891, $500; 1892, $3.50.
Vim. Bushold, part lot No. 80 s., $50;