The record-union., 1896-07-21

Front and Second streets, to $500
Michael Fay-From $500 to $50 on
improvements ON 160 acres near the
Cosumnes.
NJ. McManus-Improv on frac-
ton of lot 1, I, ], Seventh and Eighth
streets, from 81 $50 to 81, 200.
William Land-F'rom $4,000 on per-
sonal property to $4,000.
P. S. Driver-From 500 to nothing on
improvements on forty acres of land in
the northern part of the county
P. F. Sands-Frorn S40O on improve
ments on lot 2, Q and P, Eighth and
Ninth streets, to $500, and from 800 on
improvements to $50 on part of lot be-
tween A, 3, Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets.
Carrie T. Mooser-F'rom $4,000 on i'm
provements on fraction of lot 4, I, J,
Fifth and Sixth streets, to $1,000; from
81, 900 on improvements on fraction of
lot 3, 1, J, Fifth and Sixth streets, to
So, 600.
o. P. Willis-From 50, 800 on improve
ments on portion of lot 6, l, ], Fourth
and Fifth streets, to 81 800
E. H. McKee-F'rom 81 800 on i'm
provements on the east half of lot 3, p,
Q, Fourth and Fifth streets TO 81 200
F. T. Burke-Lot s, P, O. Eleventh and
Twelfth streets from 500 on improve
ments to nothing.
Peter Morlath-From 81 200 on the
block between x and Y, Eighth and
Ninth streets, to 81 900; from 81. 100 op
improvements to 81 800
Catherine Werlin-Portion of lot
K. l., Second and Third streets. from
Sl,2oO to $1,000 on improvements.
II. Wachhorst-F'rom $500 on i'm
provements on fraction of lot on T
Fourth and Fifth streets, to SO 1000. and
on personal property from 50 1000 to
SS, 500
Mrs. Frances NJ. Hall-From 5000 TO
$500 on improvements or fraction of
lot o. and O, Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets.
NJ. Hanrahan-From $1,000 on i'm
provements on lot =, K, l., Second and
Third streets, to $4,000
George Need-Assessment on 613
acres reduced from S14. 100 to S10.93O:
also, on 1863 acres from $4,000 to 81. 80
Anna Pimental-12S acres in Swamp
Land Survey No. 261 from S6,750 on
real estate to S4,950
j. L. Scholefield-79 acres in section 6
township north, range east, from
81 800 to 81 200.
Mrs. M. f. Scholfield-117 acres in
section Z, township north, range 6
east, from 81. $50 to $1,000
George Hergett-Improvem on
south % feet of the west % feet of lot l.
| and ], Sixth and Seventh streets. from
$50 to $3.50
q n -T,,9y,
west half of lot Z, G and II, Eighth and
Ninth streets, from 81, 900 to 81 500: on
the improvements on the east 90 feet of
lot ), j and K, Fourth and Fifth streets.
from 81 800 to $4,000
r. L. Kent-Improveme on west
half of lot q, N and o, Third and Fourth
streets, from S400 to 500.
Odd Fellows Temple Association
improvements on lot s, ] and K, Eighth
and Ninth streets, from $31 900 to 500
600
Estate of r. J. Merkeley-14S acres.
from S21 900 to $4,000.
Terry Estate Company-There was al
lowed a reduction on the whole from
So. 900 to 5000, on country real es-
tate
B. u. Steinman-Lots 16 to 80 inclu-
sive in Louisiana tract, containing So
acres, from S11 800 to SS, 400.
B. u. Steinman-Improvem on lots
), g and Z, II and /. Second and Third
streets, from $4,000 to $1,000, and on
CardweH property on o street from
81 900 to $4,000.
Capital Gas Company-Improvem
on gas works from S125, 800 to S104. 800.
Peter Penelp-Real estate, 53 acres,
from 81, ,450 to $3.50, 40 acres from 81 900
to SS25
+. B. Townsend-Real estate, so acres,
from 81 900 to 500.
Dr. ]. r. Laine-Improvemen on city
property from $1,000 to $1,000
RANCHO DEL PASO.
The matter of the assessment of the
personal property of the Rancho del
Paso was taken up and District Attor-
ney Ryan contended that no arbitrary
assessment could be placed on property
until the Assessor had subpenaed the
owner or his agent to appear and make
affidavit as to the amount and value of
the property assessed.
Assessor Berkey stated that the agent
o. Rancho del Paso lad handed in a
signed statement of the personal prop
erty of the ranch, among which We're
300 head of horses. Later he, believing
that there was more horses upon the