The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-29

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I The il5ur Coal u Coke Com
Ipany' DetitIOn asking for 8 big re-
ldudtion IN the assessment Of several
lthousand acres OF coal IN niol and
ETennfile districts occupied the at
tention of the county coiIr all day
FRIDAY. Witnesses weFe introduced
to show the value. Some stated
that it was worth fully $40, he
price it is assessed at, while one or
two others thoughtit was not worth
more than $50 an acre.
Changes were made as follows fol;
Hdrvey +. Smith: One lot, No. 70
Baltimore street, at 81 600, lot Is1
Sixth street, $3.50: lot 100 Balti-
more street, $3.50; three lots strlcS
len oil and building at $500 of
AIRS Minnie K Hornor
e. Hornor were allowed reductions.
/ C s. EIliott's properly ia Coal
district was reduced $500
a reduction of $500 was allowed
l Csanlisee Robinson for three acres of
timber he sold to Josephine Swiger
t6nsl the same was charged 20 her az
the same price as the Induction.
Lands Of r. II. Landsay ct al., IN
Sardis district, were changed from
| 1 IS 1 1876 acres to ] 439.5 50 acres.
James Alexanders lot was Tedue-
ed from SO 300 to So, 300.
Jesse AleXander's lot was chang
ed from So. GOO. TO $1,000.
"A Clay street Tot charged to q;
w. Harrison at $4,000 was changed
to Harvey w. farnler and = l,SUU7
was added for two buildings
On lot charged to Harvey w,
I-Iarfner in Clark sisirie ~ W Q !,
and building at 1900. the building
was stricken off His. lot on Chapel
street was reduced from @i,1O0 TO
$500.
Nellie nj. Harmers lot was
changed from $3.50 to $500.
ID Bassellss building on Syca-
mi IRE street was changed from $4,000
ltoJ $1,sQ
4 lot ii Coal district was charg--
lea 70 the Reymann Brewing Com
lpanv 1T IS 125, and $37 600 was put
Eksn Tor the A. RadfoTd Pottery Com
9JrIy 81 improvements.
Rejectiohs were made as follows
Elntaer ST. Coffman, 1868 acres,
I'D av district
NJ. j. Rogers, lot, Dola, 3 lots,
4 I3rown ana 205 acres, Sardis dis
d i. 8IcIntire, 81 IL acres.
Mary G. Lucas, one lot, Shlnns-
ton
q. w. Mofrntt, 2 lots. Sbinnston
All j. Reynolds, 575 acres, Eagle
district.
lille district.
! F. A, Parrish, 40 acres, Sardls
4, s. Hartlesty, 91.55 acres, Eagle
! III swiger, 40 acres, sardis
l DT Smith. one lot, city.
/ 81 West, lot, city.
III L. S. paugh, 253 acres.
Valuations Of lands in Clay dis
Irict. belonging to A. w Prlchard
Ilnd William Mood were made as foi7.
# lows: aAa no
1 res. no cltauge. lis acres from
500 to $50, and 10 acres from @9V
10 $40.
Harvey r. Smiths residence was
reduced from $4,000 to se5,QOo' me
Hot to remain the same, IS,
a lot belonging to Amos l,ayne
,vns raised from $500 to $1,000
r. al. Garrett and others were =
charged with one-thirty-second oil on
and Gas in 300 acres in Tenmlle DIS
l4rict at 5000 and the same ana K.
II,. LOOMS with onesixteenth q me =,
/ oil and gas in so acres, the y. "
.lIIainrfck farm at $50.
| r. A. Garrett was charged WIN
l1-16 OF oil and gas in q acres II
/ ~ Ia Ash farm, and 1-ti+ IN ~ acres
lof John Robey farm at 800.
/ THE petition of q.
4 and ROSA a. HaFbert ~ IS IS
lfrat were reiectet alie ElA 4! Z: " Il
Il sT Sand uslsYs IN Sii92 son elistr ~,
Il aIages we're snad IDEAS follows for
sflISf. zSf6ore IN Clay district
h 466 acres from to 9, aIa
lbuilding on lot No Il3'n SOU V
,ss
An increase OF ses agNst
lft8h lot belonging ssollls y 4
y 4 iilc and valued 4 81 has
Il,nilding thereon i7 llie not. nay
|, sos ,hedIl cbaTg tletsssss
,155ei mad a ne liIeItlI tite OWL