Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-01
SIILL DECREASING.
i, ,soUr TWENTY PETITIONS RECEIVED
0'I' YESTERDAY.
,.H.,ioa that the Tide IS Vel On the
BVSJ ws,t he Board Did Yesterday in the
W,v Of Considering Complaints

.il,ation and Appeals did not
o. ~ snb-eommittees to the South
'slu .o.,erday, it being deemed better.
sue conference, to put in another
l''' % on the North Side, with view
'1 sisbipg up, as nearly as possible,
oo,tion Of the city before proceed
va ~ the wards south Of the creek.
lYs committees put in a hard days
TIE "a made about the usual proper
wore, increases and reductions. Yes
uOl y Two or three South Side petit
ieIoa1 u,sre withdrawn. No session OF
t0lIS ,or5 will be held to-day, but they
ils p 'o.,,roe work Monday morning.
Sl r1, iI are the petitions handed In
yesterday;
wo;tzel. No. AS Coal street, 8, 25O;
Jg- jon would be 81, $50, which Is about
he seine sotzer. 1891, 81 500; 1892, 8, 800;
. - for eight feet Of ground which does
%, belong 70 ne
c.-,li,a thinner, twO-third town lot
% sopare No. 10, 6, 900 IN 1891, Sl2,o 500
~ ;S ssi anOt fair, increase 60 per cent
ID m ~ n TAYLOR parts lots No. 10 and
-Du IL No. 8. 1891, $50; 1892, $3.50; lot
~ ~. ,5 In. only offered s75 for 1t. Same,
o.s. los Nos. 10 and IL, square No. 8,
l.S 500: 1892, 5000; property cost SOU
three years ago.
NJ n q. TAYLOR, lot No. u, square No.
Isol $3.50; 1892, 81, 200; "out OF al pro-
Lion. $500 would De nearly right"
FWm Graham, Nos. 81 and IS tl1teenth
,,reet 1891 $500; 1892, SlO,5OO; only
Ssij b. 800; same, LOT No. 5, Snriyer's ad-
Frioo. 1891, &, 600; 1892, $, zoo.
Mary b. Metcalf, lot No. Q, Shriver's
.5+iri5n: 1891, IS, $50; 1892, g, 900.
postal Telegraph Company, personal,
q 00); should be not over $50.
FOURTH.
No petitions filed.
FIFTH.
mr. d. H TAYLOR, Twentieth and Market
.,-es+s. 1891. f465O; 1892, 81, $50; think
Il BOO would be q fair valuation.
SIXTH.
Dr ID. II. TaylOr-Part Of lots No. 10
.,9 90 head Of Twenty-Seventh street,
iSsi Al 900: 1892, s., 500; Offered to sell
.ane for less than last valuation. Same,
iot No 2lO, 1891, a, 800; 1872, $500, only
Na,1ral Gas Company Of West Virginia,
nty-Ninth and Wood streets, 1871
500; 1892 81 $50.
JH. ROsen berg, No 2S23 Chapline
street, 1892, $4,000; ''out Of proportion TO
adjoining property Same, Eoff, below
TWENTY Eight, 1892, $50, ask reduction
Of S275.
II. Hackman, north half lot No. 4, square
No IS CaldwelPs addition, 1881, -, logS,
S25; IL think $500 would be enough"
SEVENTH.
Natural Gas Company Of West Virginia.
North York street, lot No. III, 1871, $SoO;
lS92, SijO.
August W. Serig. lot No 10, square No.
16 1891, s., 100; 1892, $500 Il think -, oVO
would be high enough" -,
T. H. Fisher, lot No. A, 1891, Sl,SOO; loSz,
H5O
Is $40. lots Nos. 90 and ga, $4,000; half lot
No. S. Sl,O5O; lot No. z, Owens addition,
Tin a water hole.n Sl0O. A fair valuation
would be s., 525 for the whole.
A. Baron, lots No. 7S aud a, JBeo0
street. 1891 $3.50, 1892 81 800; same, lots
No 90 70 100, FOrty-sixth street, 1891
&, $50, 1892 81, 500.
Mrs. Harry Seybold, lot No. 8, square
No %, 1891 $500, 1892 $5,SOO; N,SOO
would be satisfactory.
Mrs. Rachel Fisher, lots No. 81 aud %
No 44l4 Wood street. 1891 $500, 1892
1900; same, lots No. 1 to 9, 1891 $500, 1892
Sl.500
&c. Divine, lot No. S, square No. Is,
1871 81, 900, 1872 e., 600.
Mrs. j. L. Hi0bs, lots No. and b, square
No. "a, 1891 $500, 1892 f6, 100.
MoUNDsvILLE, the home for the in
dHstrOus bread-winner, offers induce
ments such as cheap living, cheap taxes,
good wages.