The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-13
NEW GRAND LIST FOR 1900
INCREASE OF S47, eA7,039 OYER THE
LIST OF 1899.
A Thirteen Min Tax Believed by City
Controller Rowe to be Adtquate--The
List Open for Public 1mspection-Some
Reductions Made by the Board of Re-
lief.


Reductions Made by tho Board of Re-
lief.
The grand list as changed by the
board of relief after hearing appeals
from the reassessment of real estate in
the city will be placed in the vault OF
the assessors office this morning and
will be open for inspection by citizens
to-day. 1t will remain open TO rinspec-
ton until the time for appeal to the SUI
perior court from the action of the
board of assessors and the board of re-
lief expires Since the board of relief
finished it's work of revision the list
has been in the keeping of City Control
Ter Rowe and that officer yesterday af-
ternoon gave out for publication an
interesting statement relative to the
grand list which had been compiled
from information gained by himself and
his assistants in looking over the list
and preparing for public inspection.
The total amount of the real proper
ty on the grand list as revised by the
board of relief is sos, 416, $50, 1896, 433
less than the amount of the list as made
up by the assessors Adding the esti-
mated assessments for new buildings,
$500,000 in the city, $4,000 in the annex,
$4,000 in Westville, personal property
in the city $13.99O, 432, $197 900 in the an
mex, $4,000 in Westvile, makes the
total grand list for 1900 $113, 2S9, 1892, an
increase Of $47,247 ,939 over the total
amount of the grand list for 1899.
Controller Rowe estimates that on
ts list ,,,;I 1,,;l1
for the first twelve wards of the city,
and az mills on the annex and West
vile, exclusive of the school tax for
the two latter districts That rate
would D reduce $172,095 more than was
received from taxes last year. In the
controllers statement the total amount
of exempted property is given as $780,
TAO SOB S.
Some of the reductions made by the
board of relief are noted below, in each
case the figure placed by the assessors
being mentioned first, and the reduced
figure last:
Ebenezer Arnold estate, $109 927, s103,-
376; Mrs. Margaret Alden, 800, 230, $685.
525; George Alling Sons Co.. $S7. 200. ST. |
200; Philando Armstrong, s124,s4O. s121.-
955; Elnathan Atwater estate, s1O6o1e
$9S,096; Philando Armstrong, $154347, ,
$149,7O William ]. Atwater, 1925, 799; |
$212,566; Timothy Fl. Bishop, s136. AL, |
$11S,sS7; Emily f. Bushnell estate. $685.
$40, $52,36S; William B. Bristol estate, |
$l02, ia, $92, SAG; Robert ~ Burwell, s5S,-
800, $53,310; E. Henry Barnes So. 1888,
S52 1898; e. L., Susan L.. Mary L., and |
w. l.. Bradley, $S6304, $76, 1889; John w.
Bishop estate $165.974, $154 699; Simeon
E. Baldwin, $157,703, s152, 49S; r. Attwa-
ter Barnes, 81, $50, 500 ,155; A. r. Blatch
ley, s112704 s109,S9 Samuel L. Bron-
son, $132,559, S121, 044 Mrs. Lucy l..
Boardman, $159,413, $133,990 Edwin c.
Bowditch, S195,645 S176,57O; Thomas
Bennett heirs, S19S, 1870, S193 $50; Connec-
ticut Savings bank, S102.s92 500, 1878;
Frank W. Benedict ct al, $137 ola, $124,-
$50; Frank w Benedict, s16s 1902, 1884,
OIL Hannah J. Bennett, 1867 1893, $780,
1885, F. S. Bradley $780, 81, $50;
Charles P. Clark, $74723, s62, 423; C. e.
Cruttenden, $S4,62O, $sO,770; Walter E,
S59, 94S $527l; Frank p.
Clark, 1915 1926 1912, 43S; Trinity church,
S54S 800, $5i1.515; P. ]. Cronan, SITS 1893,
S167 04S: e. M. Clark, $146,5S3
s137 1858; Wilbur f. Day, $70,212, $64 97S;
Mrs. Alice S. Fl. Davies, $1167S0, $685.
$50; Cornelius T. Driscoll S1o7, 592. $780,
80: Charles Dickerman estate, Sill, 7O5
$103, 1858; Isaac N. Damn, $50,396, SAG, PA;
Henry F. English. $1.23S rs. 81, 161, 29S;
w. w. Farnam, S13S,5 500. S107.340; Wal
lace B. Fem, $S84,943, 1856 1856; Amelia
M. Frost, s679S3 $50, 1870; Margaret H
Fisher, s71 $40 $59450; Mrs. Ann S.
Farnam, s12G, 800, s105,770; Adeline J.