The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-04-13
Instructions
to Assessors.

ooSOh huiOu VhO iSSOhp'J OiONtON do-
SCISSORS of the county in his Office
Monday, and lined up the plan of
work for them. Their work will
begin Immediately. Following is
the list with the precincts for
which they are elected: Isaac
Hosler, Perry Twp, Second Pre-
cinct; James Tigner, Ward, Jobs
Precinct; John Kepler, Green,
First Precinct; T. A. Wharton,
Green, Second Precinct; Howard
North, Benton; G. w. Emarine,
Washington; w. B. Carroll, Per-
ry, First Precinct; Silas Ogle,
Laurel; William Vancuren, Salt
Creek; ROLAND Bright, Falls; !;
Falls Precinct; Robert Tucker,
Falls, Falls-Gore Precinct, who
was appointed to the vacancy
caused by the resignation of John
Hord; Abraham Brown, Marion;
Lee Black, Logan, Second Ward;
Joseph E. Morris, Goodhope;
James Miller, Green, Third Pre-
cinct; James V. Woodland, Starr;
John Sterling, Logan, Third
Ward; James Rochester, Logan,
Fourth Ward; Edward Tom,
Ward, First Precinct; T. Colburn,
Ward, Murray City Precinct.
The following agreement ON
average valuations was made at
the meeting:
Horses, First Glass ... from $4,000 to $l25.OO
Horses, Second Glass =. from $4,000 to $1,000
Horses, Third Glass, One and Two Years
Old ........... .... e. from $500 to $50 90
Mares, First Glass .... from 5000 to $4,000
Mares, Second Glass .. from $50 90 to 1000
Cows, .......... .......' from $500 to 5000
Meat Cattle, estimated weight ......
.......... ......... from SIC to 411c
Sheep, Common, per head .... ...........
.................. -. from $3.50
Sheep, Graded, per head from $3.50 up.
Hogs, Stock, estimated weight, ..........
.......,.................fr from &c
Hogs, Fat, estimated weight, t,.............
........ .............. from &c
Roadtters, S'allions, Extra Bucks &C., at
their Cash Value.
The auditor presented each of
the assessors with the following
list of written instructions:
want to briefly call your at
tention to few matters. Please
read and study your guide book,
and especially sections Nos. 1921,
2739 and 2793.
Don't fail to swear each and all
listers of Personal Property, as
none but sworn statements are
valid in law. Section 2748
1t is your lawful duty to see
and know, that every dog in your
taxing district is returned, if not
returned voluntarily, it is your
duty to list the same. Don't miss
q single one
Be very careful in all your ad-
ditions, see first that your totals
on each list are correct, then
when you copy in your book, each
page will foot up correctly.
Enter your names alphabetic-
ally, all the ga" first, then skip
about three lines, and start with
the "B" DC.
In the Townships enter the list
ers in the township proper first,
then make the recapitulation
then enter your listers in the
Special School Districts, and let
their recapitulation follow.
Make the total of each tax-pay-
er's list end in a "5'' or co." for
example, say the total list makes
$503 90, make it even $505. 90. If
you are a little careful, you will
have no trouble in making your
lists come out as above suggested.
When you take new buildings,
(Section 2753), or report destroy
ed ones, show the correct lot num-
bers; if in townships, the section
and other description, SO as to en-
able us to get them on the Dupli-
cate correctly.
You will find lanks in your
supplies for taking the names of
each Druggist in your taxing dis
tricts. 1t is important that you
get this information; also those
who have saloons in their Dis
tricts, will be careful to get the
correct lot number on the blanks,
and each blank must be filed out
and sworn to as requir-
ed by law; the same for those
cigaretts.
The State Auditor advises that