The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-19
ASSESSORS REPORTS.
They Are Coming In With the Result
of Their LabOrs i'm the
Various Precincts.

Samuel Linder, assessor OF Harris
burg precinct, Nimishillen township,
reports as follows: Number of horses
124, value $5,460; cattle 37S, value
$8, ,225; sheep 134, value $4S5; hogs 327,
value 81, ,119; carriages 81, value 1920;
watches s, value $75; household goods,
S5,6l1; pianos and organs 5, value $50;
average value of merchandise 800;
raw material and manufactured articles
listed by manufacturer 5000; value of
moneys subject to draft $19,470; value
Of credits after deducting bona fide
debts $17, ,270; per capita tax on dogs 3,
value $l10; taxable value of all taxable
personal property $60,6l0; number Of
dogs 81.
LOUTzENHEIzER PRECINCT.
Rolandus Boards report shows de-
crease of $4,000 in the taxable person
al property of Loutzenheizer precinct
OF Plain township. He reports number
of horses 337, value S14, ,555; cattle 697,
value Sl3,855; mules s, value $31O;
sheep 166. value $3.50; hogs 443, value
1876; carriages lis, value SO, ,235 :;
household goods $13, ,760; watches SO,
value $470; pianos and organs AZ,
value 1896; average value merchan-
disc $780, raw material and
manufactured articles listed by manu-
facturer, 81 800; value of credits after
deducting boni fide debts, $l6S,395
dogs 2, valuation $40; total of valuation
without per capita dog tax, 1920, 800;
number of male dogs 104.
LOUISVILLE PRECINCT.
Assessor Fremont E, Oyster, of
Louisville, in his report shows de-
creased valuation of $4,000. He found
ia horses, value $32, 13O; cattle l,572,
value $50, ,695; mules 81, value 81 900;
sheep 723, value $2,9S5; hogs l,195,
value 81, ,515; carriages 267, value &c.
900; household goods, $32, ,035; watches
81, value $3.50; pianos and organs SO,
value SO, AIS; average value of merchan-
disc, 1874, $50; raw material and manu-
factured articles listed by manufac-
turer, 81 ,l75; value money subject to
draft, 81, ZOO; value of credits after
deducting boni fide debts, $310,660;
total value of personal property, $475,-
800; number of male dogs 164, female
dogs 2.
EAST PRECINCT.
OF Marlboro township, was looked
after by Assessor H. HI. Reichert. He
reports as follows: Number of horses
pol, $3.50; cattle 1852, value $12, 100;
sheep 707, value $2, 1875; hogs 461,
value $l,485; carriages "a, value
$6l5; household goods, $l4, 1875; watches
2l, value 5000; pianos and organs 20,
value 81 ,005; average value of merch-
andise, $2, ,9S5; raw material and man.
ufactured articles listed by manufact-
urer, 81 900; money subject to draft,
S5, 4l0; value OF credits after deducting
bona fide debts, 5,61o; value of prop
erty conveyed into non taxable secure
ties, $15, 800; total value taxable per-
sonal property, $3.50, 800; number Of male
dogs 3S, female dogs 2.
BEACH CITY.
Charles Baker, assessor OF Beach
City precinct of Sugar Creek township,
200, value $50, ,665; cattle 434, value $8,-
value 81 $50; carriages SO, value 81 ,435;
household goods, slO,S4O; watches SS,
value 1915; pianos and organs 60, value
$I,795i average value merchandise,
$l3, 545; raw material and manufactur-
o eo arOlSios iie'ou ny nn"nui"oUurer, @S,-
OPS; value money subject to draft, S48,-
245; value of credits after deducting
bona fide debts, $6,800; total taxable
personal property, $l04,955.
BRIDGEPORT PRECINCT.
Charles HI. Pike, of Bridgeport pre-
cinct of Marlboro township, reports
taxable property showing a decrease
of $4,000, The report follows: Num-
ber of horses 207, value 5000; cattle
450, value 81 1856; mules /, value $50;
sheep 5l2, value 81 ,So5; hogs 1863, value