The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-30
FULL LIST OF THE REDUCTIONS
MADE YESTERDAY.
They Consisted Chiefly of Abate-
ments to Widows-Some Slight
Board VIII Meet at 10 O'clock
This Morning.

/ and widows who have no means to
make a livelihood and nothing to de-
pend on except their feeble hands.
The board will continue to hold ses-
sions every day for ten days.
The following is a list Of the abate-
ments and changes in valuation made
yesterday:
B. P. Musser, mortgage of s275 re-
ducod to SITS.
Robert Sproul, tax abated 50:
widows exemption.
Eliza V. Randall, INDECENT tax abat-
ed, So.
Dorotha c. Tweede, tax rebated
$3.50, widow exemption.
David John value of acre property
reduced from $440 to $3.50; improve
ments struck off, 5000.
Mrs. Giles B. Long, widow, tax re-
duced S.
Luella C. Crandall, improvements
reduced from $1,700 to $3.50.
Ferdinand Wilschefski, mortgage
reduced from $1,000 to $500.
Caroline Ann Walker, personal prop
erty valued at $500 stricken from the
rolls
Bridget Earls, value of Improvements
| reduced from $500 to $500.
Jane Gerard, widow, $40 tax aibated.
Hannah NJ. Smith, widow, tax aibat-
ed So
William F. Hills, mortgage of So, 800
stricken off; property valued at $500
lost by foreclosure also stricken off.
Carrie Caine, improvements valued
at $500 stricken off.
David Norris, INDECENT, tax abated
$3.50.
Sarah Ann Clayton, INDECENT, SIS tax
abated.
L. Franc Cain, mortgage of s1,4Oo
stricken off
Brigham A Ridd, improvements re-
duced from $500 to $500.
Eliza H. Senior, INDECENT, tax abat-
ed So
Thomas H. Woodbury., mortgage re-
property assessed at S100; improve
ments reduced from 81, 500 to $500.
Lucy j. Thurston, value of improve
mentS reduced from $500 to $500.
Mary L. Miller, INDECENT, tax abated
S75O
Mary Ellen Manlor, mortgage of
SO, 500 stricken from the rolls.
Seymour B. Young, mortgage of s271
stricken off.
duced from 1925 to S75; one mortgage
of 81, $50 to $4,000.
Martha Cook, INDECENT, tax abated
So
Emma j. Van volkenberg, widow,
tax abated S..
Benedicta Pierce, widow. tax abated
So
]. w. Townsend, INDECENT, tax abated
s..
Isabella NJ. Jones, widow, tax abated
$40
Eliza L. Fewens. widow, tax abated
Mary E. Midgley, widow, tax s..
Isabella Wardrobe, widow, tax abat-
ed So.
Amelia D. Clark, widow, tax abat-
ed S..
Mrs. Henry Terry, widow, tax abat-
ed IS.
Annie B. Hooper, widow. tax abat-
ed $3.50.
Mary E. clissold, widow. tax abat-
ed SO.
Rasmus Borquist, INDECENT, tax abat-
ed $40.
Andrew P. Madsen, INDECENT, tax
abated S.
Juliard Bergstrom, improvements re-
duced from $3.50 to $3.50 and personal
property of $50 stricken off the rolls.
Mark Earnshaw, mortgage of SIS
stricken off.
C. H. Worthen, personal property re-
duced from 500 to SIS.
John NJ Redmond valuation reduced
from 1920 to $3.50.
Richard Rogers, INDECENT, tax abat-
ed SO.
Mary Ann Kelson, INDECENT, tax abat-
ed s..
Ann Crowley, widow, all tax abated.
Sarah B. Phelps, INDECENT, tax abat-
ed $40.
Margaret and ]. McMurrin, mort
cages of $500 reduced to $4,000
Hannah Reese, INDECENT, tax abat-
ed 81.
Charles B. Donkin, INDECENT, tax
abated IS.
Susannah Hutchins, tax abated.
Martha Davis, widow, tax abated $40
Ellen Parry, INDECENT, tax abated So.
George w. Reed, mortgage of $1,000
stricken off.
Ruth l.. Edwards, INDECENT, tax abat-
ed S..
T. Aubrey. mortgage of 1915 stricken
off rolls.
Charles Pomeroy, mortgages aggre-
eating 1856 reduced $500.
Rachel Chandler, INDECENT, tax abat-
ed $40.
James Kingdom, value of improve
ments reduced from $500 to s4OO
Thomas Wood, INDECENT, tax abated
Matthias zachrson. INDECENT tax
abated SIS.
Charlotte Fields, INDECENT, tax abat-
ed So
Mary Warning, mortgage valuation
of s4,100 reduced S1,700.
Eliza Jones, INDECENT, tax abated S..
Sarah Williams, INDECENT, tax abat-
ed So.
Anna saville, INDECENT, tax abated
So
Mary Ann Brown, INDECENT, tax abat-
ed $780,
II. Lovesey estate, tax abated S..
Robert Aveson, INDECENT, mortgage
reduced from $3.50 to s12O
Henry Vincent, INDECENT, tax abated
$40
Samuel Rieben, value of improve
ments reduced from $1,700 to 81 500.
Louis Knowles, entire personal prop
erty valuation of $500 stricken off.
A. l.. Thomas, in behalf of Louisa
b. Glass, appeared and asked that
property assessed at SIT, $50 be reduced
as he as agent had been endeavoring
for the past few months TO sell it for
$4,000. Taken under advisement.
The board will meet again at 1C a. m,
today
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