Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-22


aud John Gardner, be rejected. The
committee further reported, recon-
meuding that the following assess
ments be changed, as noted below:
Geo. y. Mathison from. ......sl7O0 to Il 2OO O
n : Riley from LOO TO 1900
F. Schwertfeger from ....... 5,5OO to 4,3O
Joseph Bell from. ................ LSJJ 70 1'OJO
Jacob Sentlinger from. .......... l,oOO TO LOU
lois WeitzeI from ....... 1880 to 1000
Henry Rem from . 49,. 500 TO 800
Henry Helmbrecht from -. ..... I'D 10 1OOJ
Mrs Fred Helmbright 49, 24UQ to 1900
Geo A Hervey from -. 1850 TO 4.30J
Robert JOhuSoa estate from.... 09O0 10 4oU
Theo Roller from ... $500 to 1900
Geo Ravle from ........... 3 100 TO 46C0
= I Kramer from . 270O to 2400
Mrs. L. Riester from......... IUO 10 oJO
Mrs, Church from. .......... 80. LOU 10 lUo
The report of the Committee was
unanimously approved, without debate.
The Committee had not made great pro-
gress on Tuesday afternoon, only at
tending to about one-third OF the COM
plants in the Second ward. In order to
give the Board more time to examine
properly, Mr. Bailey moved TO dispense
with the reading of the petitions, since
il was an unnecessary formality. The
motion prevailed, and petitions went
directly to the subcommittee, thus do
ing away with the double work. The
Board then settled down to a comparl-
son of the books of the Assessors.
Clerk Hanke reported that he had re-
ceived sixty-one petitions from the
Third ward, this being Third ward
day." He had also received two more
petitions from the First ward and six
from the Second. The following petit
lions were reported from the
THIRD WARD
in addition to those reported in yester-
day mornings REGISTER.
Mrs. Anna D. Burke. Part of lot 6,
sQuare II, increased from q, $50 TO $S,1OO;
excessive.
Chae. Hanke. Lot Il, square Z, $3.50; too
high.
Kraft & Rosenberg. Stock assessed at
$50, 900; should not be more than Sl7, 900;
tout of all reason"
Thos. w. Nesbitt. Part of lot 6, square
II; last year So, $50, this year $ll,O 600: eX-
cessiye, should not be more than $1,000.
Robert Nesbitt, Error in assessment
and valuation too high.
L. Golmar. Stats ZeitunG, assessment
=. 600 more than it should be.
T.. Beck. Property west side Market,
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets.
Increased from 81, 600 to $6l, 900; too much;
wants reduction.
Mrs. :. E Charnock. Real estate, as
sessed at 81, 500; should be not more than
$1,000.
Edw. Reid. Error in assessment, and
valuation of lots Nos. 5 and ., In square Z,
east side Main street, increased from 3d.
coo to $50. 500; excessive.
NJ j. McF'adden. Real estate west side
Market street, increased from s., 900 to ST.
900; too high; should be not more than
$1,000
C. f. Hosford. Valuation entirely too
high; above actual value.
Aug. Weidebusch. Ziegenfelder proper
w, Market street. increased from Sl4, 800 to
81 l0); property adjoining same depth val
ued at $1,000; should be not more than
$4,000.
Platoff Zane, trustee. Property corner
Main and Twelfth, increased from so, 500
to $}2, 300; $1,000 more than original cost;
too high.
Ang. Matthews. Property 1924 Chapline,
increased from S3,5G0 TO $1,000: original
valuation reasonable.
X. Schofeld Half lot in Shrlver's addi-
ton, increased from g, 600 TO $3, 700; Excess
sive.
Sallie ID. Merriman. Increased from
a, 500 TO 800; excessive.
G. II. Loeffler Lot 9, square 3, in
creased from 81, 800 to 1l,600; If sold would
not bring more than $4,000.
Odd Fellows Hall, corner Twelfth and
Chapline, valuation $50, 800. an increase of
Is, 700; -, 240 more than capital stock of AS
ISOLATION; excessive.
j.. b. Butts. Valuation $1,000; should
not be more than 5000.
Lydia H. Spiedel Valuation increased
from 81, 800 10 $4,000; unjust and enron
eOus.
Richard p. Robb Part of lot Al, square
"a, assessed in A. LaiIg's name; asks that
change be made.
sarah p. Hubbard, for c. D. Hubbard
estate. Property occupied by Barnes "
McGregor, increased from g., 500 to $40, coo;
original assessment was good valuation.
w. p. Hubbard. Personal property as
sessed at $3.50; $15 high enough.
Mrs. f. ID. Crangle. Half lot on Chap
line street. Error, and valuation eXces-
sive aud unjust.
Crangle estate. Lot Z, square II, valua-
ton placed at $3S, 500; increase of over 100
per cent on improvements, and a. per cent
on valuation of land
Wheat and Spgedel. Court House pro-
perry; improvements valuation =, 500; not
worth one-teuth that amount.
Thomas Newman-Valuation increased
500 Too high.
B.F Caldwell-Property corner Main
and South, $1,000; too high.
B. Horkheimer-Lot Z, square 8; in
creased g, 900; excessive and unjust.
German Ins. Co-Opera House, in
creased from SIS, $50 TO S5S, 900, over 80 per
cent no improvements and valuation eX-
cessive and unjust.
John Beckett-Increased 81, 500; no i'm
provements.
A. It. Young-Fourteenth street prop
erty. 81, 700; should be not more than
a, 600.
Diana Zinn-McMechen's catsup fac
tory, improvements made by tenant; as
sessed 81, 200; cost only 1850.
L. +. Stifel. Estate of John Oesterling,
increased from 81, 900 to SIS, 500; excessive
C. o. Smith. Corner Fifteenth aud
Wood, and. 9l9, 92l and 923 Market street;
excessive
A. Reymann. Property Main and Six
teenth, Erb's livery; valuation Sl3,4OO;
bought in 1890 for $4,000.
Thos. OiBrien. One-third lot No. 4, east
side Market. $500; too high. Also north
east corner Thirteenth and Eon, SIS, OOOi
excessive.
Mrs. Capped Increased from g, 900 to
s., 400; former figures fair.
Estate C.. II. Collier. Lot No. 81, east
side Main, S, 900; erroneous and excessive.
j. p. Truschel-Property on Eleventh
street, s., 600; excessive.
busch Trustel-Lote east side or Market
street, s., 500; not worth half that sum.
Mrs. Il. A Harden--Propertyo on Twelfth
street, s, 500 in '92, and $4,000, erroneous;
highest price ever offered for property was
$4,000.
John Frew-Lot No. l, Shriver's addi-
ton, for building $l,400, and grounds
81 200; sold part Of property; now exces-
sive.
c. P. Brown-Lot 80 Grsham's addition,