The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-15
EXEMPTED FROM TAXES.
List Of Such Properties Prepared b!
the Assessors

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the Assessors.
The list Of exemptions on taxable
property has just been made out by the
| assessors and submitted to the mayor.
| 1t shows a total of over $40 100000 worth
of property as against S11, 900 last
| year.
The exemptions of property owned by
the university are as follows:
Campus, 1888, 400; Osborn Hall, $780,
900; vanderbilt, $75O,oOO Art school,
$3.50 900; Chittenden library, $l5Oo00;
Old library, $4,000; Dwight Hall, $780,
900; Alumni hall, $65,OOO; Durfee hall,
$12S, 900; Battell chapel $125,00O; Far
nam hall $124,oO0; Lawrence hall $1O4,-
600; Phelps hall, 100000; WEIGH hall,
$125, 900; South Middle, $4,000; old
| Chapel, $50OOO North Middle, $4,000;
Treasury, $500; Pierson hall $1O4,G2o
Medical school, $31, 800; buildings and
land; JAG York, $12,0SO; $50 York, $685.
G37, and $4,000; Library street, four
places, 20,7OO, S5,625, $13,185; $20,5S7;
Sloane laboratory, $4,000; Museum,
High street, $4O3 470; Kent laboratory
| SIPS, 59S; land in rear, $1,000; two pieces
| land, 50 High street, $96,000; shop, 6S
High street $32 420; house, 112 College
street. SIT, $50; building College street,
| $35,875; building, 1,075 Chapel street.
$22, $50; Yale infirmary $36,3SO; Win
chester observatory, $93,SS0; house, 459
Prospect street. $4,000; All Prospect
street, $405O; two pieces land Prospect
\ c+r eide E'V-
| eritt street, $29,340; west side S42S4;
|. Mansfield street, So 600; Whitney ave
nue., $15,47O; Gregory street, s1,75O;
Mansfield, $4,000; Law school, $32325;
Whitehall and Berkeley, S276,2OO; Gym
nasium. $211 ,O65; East Divinity hall,
$3.50, $50; West Divinity hall, $157500;
Chapel street. 6,75o; rear land $3.50;
land 100 Elm street, $21,9S9S; land two
pieces Elm street, $9OO73, $21,43O;
land, 1903 Elm street, $3,740; 397 ELM
street, S6,21O; 403 Elm street, $3,315; two
pieces of land near 403 Elm street, $1,000
and S6,375; Wocott street, $4,000; River
street, S2,340; 122 Howe street, $500;
1876 Howe street, So ,056; 1913 Howe street,
$3.50; Whalley avenue, $15.795; Cedar
Hill avenue 5000 west side Orange
street $4,000; Welton street, $3.50; Can
ner street, $500; Cold Spring street,
two pieces, $10,920 and $4,000; 261 Ferry
street, S7,6S2; 247 Munson street $2,0S5;
Ill Wall street, SASS; Ill Wall street,
$1,000; Park street, $15,700.
Sheffield Scientific school-Grove
street, $6l,S00; Winchester building.
$119, 800 North Sheffield hall, $50, 993;
laboratory, $112500; three pieces build
ing and land, Hillhouse avenue, $S2,500,
$5S, $50, $58, $50; 1879 Church street, $751;
500; 46 Elm street, S15,S15; Gregson
street, SS,412; So Church street, $50, 400.
The following is the summary of all
tax exceptions in the town:
Miscellaneous, $685. banks, $780,
$50; hospitals, $511, 094 street railways,
1884 $40; Adams Express company, ST.
400; state of Connecticut, $3.50 $50; New
Haven county $685. United States
government, $500, 000 Hopkins Grammar
school, S75,912; New Haven Colony His
torical society, 1000; city, 1856, 500; po-
lice department, S132,190; fire depart
ment, S151, $50; police department, $132,-
1870; Springside Home $266,466; blind
exemptions, $4S,S79: buildings used for
school purposes $40, 200; Pequot Indians,
81 ,399 soldiers exemptions, 1921, 320
church property $3,161,225; town farm
lands, 96,96950; school department,
81 ,3S9, $685. cemeteries, $333,S20; Yale
university, SO, COL; New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad, $4,310,-
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