The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-12-18
RAILROADS
BACK YARDS
State Poard Of Assessors
Wind Up Their Visits to
Second Glass Property.
WALKING THE TRACKS
Commissioners Observe De-
probation Of Private Prop
erty on the Water
Front.
WALKING THE TRACKS

LUIS morning tne elate poaiu =, 40
sessois. aceonipanieu - uayoi asan
anu ia'iiuau REPRESENTATIVES, anspee.eu
Tue rear properly oi tiiose raiiroaus y
Jersey oity whose propsr.s ~ 'aAeu ~
the siate unaer the mead Oh seconu
ciuSs ana from Wllich tiie Guy ieceises
return OF one ana ohe-iaii per cent. u
me vaiu't'iols. f'n luesuay moihilg ias.
ahe same oniciais iooheu over the "a.er
| iiohe property u Tue same laiiioaus' ihe
| opJeee peihg 70 ma out Whether OF NOT
Mayor rasan ana ms ADVISERS are Jus',-
heu IN demahdlng an increase III tne Vai-
! uaslons 70 mat the eity can squeeze out
oI ene faiiroads nIteen per cent. more
tnan she gets at present
party asseanpleu .. teh ocioeA
'n's h'oini'is ~ 'ne ~ H. aepoe anu
9i'' u iaiiAape'l' Dasiu DIRTY ~ Sani
osi,' nopefl '.ocA.on u.een u i.iiAaDe'l' 2.
anu stephen Mesher oi Ne"afA' soecfe-
'ais hs.ne - sAasu ass's'dn.
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\. 1onuse, anu e '" "a, s'Nau,n ~
'ne ~ ~ 49, u'A
~ v4,,,. ne l-enisn 49, tssa ~, $50 So.
y ,'iains -, - see -. ~, m 80, $50
uAes' elsA W
aus - s.7-,,. c.,
i'iso 80
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e i..e = -, - y !, =
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p'as' - 80,
"ai.ns 49,. p1 -, .,sa..as;a.s -
golie'nilis apou : iHela. plysss''on ~
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's 8 e
"as :, : lss' :, iOp
! 'o,u ~, sUu Z, - raaso'' s1ia 90
repfessioie 'neinl Daiiu' oon'l''iinen' "
s0n,e ny.
oiossins .ne p'aee 'ne pa
~ 1s'ns p'els 80 ~ 60.
npDs - . - ~. ~ -
nn
ane A'urA anu 80. p.op.e s 80
- see .ne Anse SIS. - ,.,'
piaee 'ns 4as = i.au ,he Wy up - -
SOU feer, - .nc MOTIFS s'iee. uoeA'
~ 4ieae . !, 'oe
! - ~ 'ne
-. anu 2 ooai ~ m@s 90
sesseu'she saiu, ps lhe ci's a. %o4,ooo'
out subsequently II was reduceu ~
| @5o,u00.
CAUSES OF DEPhECIAIIoN-
has the property IN TINS neighDor-
hood increased at ail!'' asked Assessor
Baird, indicating by a sweep OF his hand
| the tenement houses and other structures
on Hudson, Essex, Morris and Sussex
| street within sight.
No" replied Mr.. Earl, sit has con-
-siderably deprecated In 1870 that
property in front Of you was bought for
/ $4,000; it was sold not long ago for
| $5,OO0''
"What is the cause?'' asked President
Rankin
Factories locating here. Years ago
this was 4 fashionable residential omar
| ter. which Won may observe nv the STYLE
| of Some of the i,ouses. but tbe factor;as
have snoi,ed them and CHANGED tban
co,nnlatalv,
IEuIGH,s pIERs
| A v;s;t vpac nax+ no;d 70 +ba ,n;ars oe
tha =, I,phipb vallev "a a+ tba foot of
Essex street each of which # was no;nt-
/ ID out hv Attorney oneen was \ assessed
at about 100000. there had been q re-
/ duction of each from $4,000. All the
| piers. said Mr.. Queen, s.were assessed
locally: the value being put on the struc-
lures and not on the land. Each pier
went out beyond the solid filing line.
The value Of the water lot was $4,000,
with the water rights and piers and lots
were assessed on value of about $108,-
900.
proyements- here remarked Commls-
/ s;o,,ar Ra;rd. as tba marty reached tba
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