The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-16
ASSESSORS REPORTS.
They Are Coming In With the Result
of Their LabOrs in the
Various Precincts.

James McGregor, assessor of the 4th ward,
| Alliance, reports as follows showing an in
| crease taxable value of $4,000: Number OF
horses SO, value az, ,645; cattle ID, value S270;
mules 2, value $50; carriages 80, $4,000;
| watches 81, value 81, ,465; household goods
Sl1,S95; pianos and organs ia, value ss,135;
average value of merchandise $780, ,965; raw
material and manufactured articles listed by
manufacturer 500; value money subject to
draft S10,5S5 value credits after deducting
bona fide debts $37, $40; total taxable value
S110, 1884; male dogs 36; female dogs z.
Assessor Charles Sugert of 1uscarawas town.
ship reports the following, showing $1,000 in
crease in taxable property over last year
Number of horses 1885, value S5,S75 number
g. 025; sheep 143, value $3.50; hogs 271, value
$1,075; carriages z, value $780, household
goods So, ,4S0; watches 8, value $50; pianos and
organs 16, value $270; average value of mer-
chandise $3.50; value raw material and manu-.
factured articles listed by manufacturer S13 S25;
value of credits after deducting bona fide
debts $50, 800; value stocks and bonds 5000;
total valuation of taxable personal property
except per capita dog tax, $50, ,0S5. Male dogs
"a, female dogs /.
ALLIANCE THIRD WARD.
A. L. Hubbard's report of the taxable prop
erty of the third ward of Alliance shows a
decrease of $1,000 overlast year. He found:
Number of horses 62, value S1,s05; cattle s,
value S135; mules 1, value $25; carriages 81,
value S16,25, household goods S10,505; watches
81, value $500; pianos and organs So, SIS; aver
age of merchandise S1336O; raw material
and material listed by manufacturer
to draft s17,3SO; value of credits after
deducting boni tide debts S27, s25; total value
of all taxable property S115,165. Number of
male dogs As, female dogs 5.
ALLIANCE SECOND WARD.
c. W. Paxson, assessor of ward two, Alliance,
reports an increase of $1,000 in the taxable
valuation of his ward. Number of horses 81,
value 81 ,765; cattle Is, value $340; carriages 23
value $40; household goods 50, ,652; pianos and
organs 4,lvalue 81 $40; watches 80, value 1858;
average of merchandise $3S, ,160; raw material
and manufactured articles listed by manufac-
turer S10,4 ,450; value credits after deducting
boni tde debts $l4, 065; dogs listed for taxation
1, value $50; total value of all taxable personal
property S75664' Male dogs 81, female dogs
YOUNGSTOWN HILL.
Lorenzo Williams, assessor Of Youngstown
Hill, Lawrence township, increased the tax
able personal property of his district 50 ,000
Number of horses 1872, value S4,70O; cattle 236,
value 81, ,057; mules 10, value S255; sheep 100,
value $3.50; hogs 2S5, value SS5S; carriages n,
value S1,245; watches 8, value $65; value
household goods 81, ,7s1; pianos and organs 20,
value 81 ,045; average of merchandise $3.50; raw
material and manufactured articles listed by
manufacturer, 81 400; value money subject to
draft, S6,915; value of credits after deducting
boni fide debts, $2 800; total value of all tax
able personal property, S32, ,52l; male dogs, 81;
female dogs, 2.
CANAL FULTON.
The report of Daniel Harmon, assessor of
Canal Fulton, Lawrence township, shows
decrease of about $4,000 under last years
valuation. Number of cattle 275, value $13,-
1875; cattle 45S, value $S,795; mules Ia, value
$3.50; sheep 719, value q, 1851; hogs 500, value
q, 3a6; carriages ILL., value 81 1926; value house
hold goods $14, ,203; watches 80, value $253;
pianos and organs "A, value $1,670; average
value merchandise, zoos; raw material and
manufactured articles listed by manufacturer
$9,365; value of money subject to draft $780,
725; value of credits after deducting boni fide
debts, $40, 100. Total value of all taxable per-
sonal property S119,353. Number of male
dogs, 80; female dogs l.