Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-23
O'Brien was read as follows:

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Health ........ 5000 W 9i6z % 49, o9s 90 o9
Markets 1900 90 1S7 10 S0z ~
Police % 600 90 1865 ~ IL, lol w
civ Prison 45G9 90 300 10 1,459 20
Scolas so IN 21O SIS 435 As
Carnatarias / mn ~ '5l1 AZ 1873 81
Salaries 1865 w oo5o ~ 5 5'2o3 -
Contingent -. 10000 20 6S-a y 3' 9.o % 90
Comp. loan . 2501 "A 1880 81 Lou 81
Loan of 1877. 1880 90 1850 90
Loan of 1881 11849 60 ........ u, SAY W
Water Board 116107 II 6S240 "a AZ, S6a IS
Gas Works 1884 80 56O35 6S 1853 q
Loan of 1855 =. % $50 co 2225o %
Taxes ......... 5000 90 All 81 2,ozz 80
Loan -. 1872 so 1872 50 ..;.;.:..
Do. I'd Series. 4.170 90 ...... 4,17o CO
Elec Lit Loan $40 co s,44o w
Totals .s4243iO 20 1924 sos 80 $780, al 90
James K Hal, Collector has paid to A h.
Forgey Receiver, the following amo IN s:
50-cent levy 9o5 90
The detailed report of the Board OF
Equalization and Appeals was read, as
follows:
First Ward Real Estate-Application
of Louis Metzner adjusted, and Charles
M. Oliver assessed with east 81 feet OF
lot 23, $500 for improvements, $4O0 for
ground, making 500; D. G. Morgan, re-
duced $500 on improvements on lot GA;
Mrs. A. M. Dorm, reduced 5000 on i'm
provements on lot 103, old town; John
H. Foutz, reduced 5000 on improve
ments on lot AZ, Zane; Peter Miller, re-
fund of taxes paid 1S96-97 on $500, city
nronerty. never released.
Personal-Edward Elliott, granted;
Philip Winter, granted on $500 cash.
Second Ward Real Estate Petition OF
Mrs. M. L. Bailey, reduced $1,000, south
half Of lot 43, o. T.; F. C. Driehorst, re-
duced 81 500 on improvements, lot Is, o.
T.; Letitia McCluskey, lots z to ~,
Churchill assessment 1899, $1,000, no re-
bate; A. Jennie fancy, $4,000 on i'm
provements; Doeffler C Yahn, lots Is
and Is, Baker addition, reduced from
1895, $3.50 to 500; George CrumbaclKer,
rebate on $500, years 1858, lots II,
square 4.
Personal-Palace Furniture Co., re-
bate 1897 on $4,000; Palace Furniture
Co., reduced from $21 900 to $4,000 for
1899.
Third Ward Real Estate-PetitiOn OF
W. H. Schultz, reduced to $1,000 on
Improvements; F. M. Milligan, reduced
500 on lot; ]. w. Beltz Sons Co., re-
duced $100 on improvements; John
Beckett, reduced $1,000 on improve
ments; T. E. Bodley, reduced $500 on
Improvements; Bader & Maurer, re-
duced $1,700 on improvements; N. l..
ballard, reduced 5000 on improve
ments.
Personal-Dillon, Wheat & Hancher
Co., rebate on $22, 500, 1898.
Fourth Ward Real Estate-Petition
of Ann Norton, reduction of $500 on
Improvements, south half lot III; John
G. Diehl reduction of 800 on improve
ments, one-fourth lot go, East Wheel
ing.
Personal-Patrick Mckinley, rebate
on $500, double assessment 1896; Jo-
seph Schaefer, reduced to $725, without
rebate.
Fifth Ward Real Estate-Petition OF
John Arbenz, reduction of $500 on inn
provements on lots 22S and 229, no re-
bate.
Personal-George Frederick. reduced
to $25. James A., Henry's petition re-
garding the removal of stone wall at
the south end of Main street bridge re-
ferred to Council.
Sixth Ward Real Estate-West Vir-
ginia Savings and Building Associa-
ton, reduction to $500 granted on lot
81, division D, no rebate; John Boyce,
reduced $500 on improvements to lot
81, Eoffs addition; Edward Schellen-
berger, reduced to $500, no rebate;
George Bourle, reduced 5000 on i'm
provements; Torrance Mckee, reduced
to 5000, no rebate; Jacob Steurnagle,
reduced $3.50 on Improvements, lots Is
16, Caldwells.
Personal-Fred Koehler, granted re-
bate for 1896 and 1897, time he was out
of city; Wheeling Steel and Iron Com
pany, rebate of double assessment on
$13, 100 for 1898.
= Seventh Ward Real Estate-Petition
of George Johnson, reduced $500 on i'm
provements; George Johnson, reduced
5000 on lot; George Zilles, Jr., reduced
S1,400 on lot; Star Building Associa-
ton, double assessment lot IA, square
5, Gilchrist's addition; rebate granted
for 1897 and 1898 on 5000; c. Forbes
reduced $500 on improvements, one
fourth lot SO; Books ordered corrected
for lot 80; H. D. Weisgerber, reduced
500 on ground lots Ia and Is, Bloch's
addition. no rebate; George Bowman
reduced $500 on improvements; Cath
crime Barr, reduced $500 on improve