Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-26
Furnished by the
Assessors.
Reports Are Now Com.
ing In.
Barberton's Population Is on the
Increase.

Inc assessors tnTOuSuout tne COuu-
ty have commenced to bring in their
returns. and in many instances large
increases are shown. None of the
Akron assessors have completed their
| work, but it Is believed the returns
will show large increase In the
total valuation of taxable property in
this city. There is substantial in
crease shown in the report of the
Barberton assessors.
Following are Figures taken from
the returns made thus far for town
ships and corporations:
BARBERTON.
| In 1901 the total valuation of taxa
BILE property was $120,3T0; IN 1902,
$15O,O26.
First ward-Horses, So: cattle, 3;
mules, d; carriages, As; watches, 8;
pianos and organs, IS; average value
disc, $4,000; raw material and manu-
factured articles, $500; money sub
ject to draft, $11.S75; value of cred
its, $S,660; dogs SO.
Second ward-Horses, "a; cattle, 8;
carriages, IL; other personal property,
5000; watches, 20; pianos and organs
SO; average value of property apper-
tanning to merchandise. $10,115; raw
material and manufactured articles,
$3.50; value of credits, $1,310; moneys
subject to draft, $3,905; dogs, 81.
Third warehouses, %; carriages,
13; watches, 6; pianos and organs, II;
average value of property appertain-
ing to merchandise, sos; value re-
quired to be listed as a banker or
broker, $2,350; raw material and man.
ufactured articles, $50; moneys SUBJ
ject to draft, SLIGO; value Of cred
its. $6,240; moneys invested in stock,
$3.50; dogs, "a.
! Fourth ward-Horses. i2; carria ges,
13; watches, 8; pianos and organs, 30;
average value of property appertain-
ing to merchandise, $43, ,195; raw ma
terial and manufactured articles, 500;
moneys subject to draft, $2,O50; value
of credits, $500; dogs, %.
Il The report of the assessor of Tall
madge township. Mr.. S. G. Barns,
shows nice gain. The total value
of taxable property last year was
$212,090; now 1t is $249,45O. In this
township there are 413 horses; cattle,
800; mules, 3; sheep, 241; hogs, 444;
dogs, Ill; carriages, SO; watches, 33;
pianos and organs, SO; average value
of property appertalning to general
merchandise, 81 400; raw materials
and articles listed by manufacturers,
$1,240; value of moneys subject to
, draft, $94,31O; value Of credits, SOL
43O; money invested in bonds and
stocks, $1S,55O.
STOW.
In 1901 the total valuation of fax
+ able property in Stow township was
! $130,16O; it is now $149,946, as shown
by the report of the assessor. Mr.. w.
Il. Bradley. There are 1863 horses
/ cattle, 1859; mules, s; sheep, 1872;
hogs, 467; dogs, 96; carriages, 27; per
sonal property not included in spe.
cial columns of report, $15,362; watch.
! es. 81; pianos and organs, SO; average
, value of property appertaining to mer.
, chandise, $3.50; value required to
be listed as banker, broker or stock
+ jobber, $500; raw material and man.
, ufactured articles, $1,1s6; moneys sub
ject to draft, $12,O5O; value of cred
its, $5S,945; amount invested in stocks
q and bonds, $3.50.
TWINSBURG.
! H. e. Past, assessor. Total valua
! tion in 1901, $172,17O; in 1902, S16s,
, $40; horses, 2S2; cattle, 1897; sheep
3 la; hogs, 81; carriages. "a; watches
21; pianos and organs, 80; average
t value of property appertaining to mer
I chandise, $5,O5O; raw material and
, manufactured articles, $1,750; money.
subject to draft, $52,1O5; value OF
Q credits. $31 ,46O; money invested ir
q bonds and stock, $1,000; property con
verted into non taxable securities
4 $1,000; dogs, 80.
GREENSBURG.
= M. f. Raber, assessor. Total yalua
tion in 1901, $147,750; in 1902, S207,
!. 80; horses, 296; cattle, 6S2; mules
+ 3; sheep, $40; hogs, 744; carriages
Il Al; pianos and organs, 10; averag,
value of property appertainin,g to mer
chandise, $1,000; raw material ant
!, manufactured articles, 31,15O; mon
4 eys subject to draft, $77,S4O; valu,
g of credits, $49,54O; dogs. 49,
RICHFIELD.
j. l.. Comstock, assessor Tota
a valuation in 1901, $160, 100; in 1902
q $157, ,160; horses. 337; cattle, 1856
sheep, $40; hogs, 2s3; carriages, 80
g watches, 20; pianos and organs, 26
n average value Of property appertain
ing to merchandise, $4,77O; money,
= subject to draft, S31 ,7SO; money invest
h ed in stocks and bonds, $3.50; dogs
80.
al BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
81 The following places have beel
a heard from, relative to births an,
= deaths:
Richfield, 0 deaths and s Lirths
Clinton, 10 deaths and 25 births
- Twinsburg, 8 deaths and 6 births
Northampton, s deaths and ID births
Stow, deaths and 8 births; Copley
y 8 deaths and IA births; East Portage
! death and 6 births; Greensburg.
h.. nd .,fI IN