The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-08

petitioner PAID about 6<|6< ~
TONER = wiillnE 70 sen e1< ~
being satisfied that same q
over assessed. recommend <h61
sessment be reduced from 0111 A.
he-petition " Ira1e p HIr@<
tnar q personal as.esssnent D.
was arbitrarily raised 10 ssid g
from $4,000 through faiIure a
the Board OF Assessors withiu (1o
S q sSs %at ~ LAVE gscn I'm 'ny<5
uoner was out OF the City ~ the
that the assessment was Levied
that an agent called at the AooGrr
once and upon an inspection 81
nxed at the same valuations ~
been fixed for 1893. and this b1Irx
isfactory. no further attention
paid thereto. Petitioner was slJc
your COMMITTEES OF her assssssbIs -
erty as Of April LIST. last and the ur
not exceeding $4,000. we recomr1
mat said assessment be reduced - q
Repetition OF J. ID. Rucker. "
that a personal assessment OF ef.00o
levied against him for 1910 upon ~
ment filed by him with the Board
Assessors. but In looking over said 80
ment we md that petitioner thro
error included therein household ~
TO the value OF $500 which are Iocaf61
Trenton. Mich and such being the e.
we recommend that said assezameu<
reduced from $500 TO $500.
Repetition OF Geo. Dingwall. we
that petitioner Is the owner OF Lot
situate on the q. q. Clairmount nveu1
adjoining Third avenue as now opouI
that said Lot G was originally pI7<<
Gated as such 20 the City or Detrc
that there remain unpaid against q
lot General City taxes for several yo0
past, which petitioner desires to 19<|
In view OF the fact that the city has 81
the use Of same during all these ye1<
and your committee therefore rec0<
mend that petitioner be allowed 70 o.
all unpaid taxes and assessments az d
amount OF city bid with interest ado
thereto at the rate OF s per cent u<
annum. In full settlement OF same
Repetition OF James IL. Gioovcr e 81
We md that petitioners were form4.
the owners In fee OF Lots ? and 3
syth lot I'm section 3 OF the Governor a.
Judges Plan" said lots being situo<U
on the =. 3. Jefferson avenue betWoI
Shelby and Wayne streets; that on u
eth. 1909. petitioners conveyed said pre-.
erty by warranty deed 10 one IA. Bl@
menthai through the German-Amef@0
Bank; that the bank through Its pro-.
officer applied to the Treasurer Of
on said property; that an examinatI
of the Abstract Book revealed that g.
City Taxes for the year 1895 had -
paid upon both lots and 2. which -
was reported to the bank. and "
transaction with petitioner for tho trnr1
fer OF said property: that n has recenQ
developed from an examination or Or
records on file I'm said office that O.
taxes for 1885 were we're p paid upon hot ,os
In view OF the fact that IL was the c1<x
error in enormously crediting SAID -
that they permitted to pay the amount
city bid without penalty and interc
way clear to recommend. as petitIouc1
have had the use OF said money oukl
All these years, but recommend a.
compromise that they be permitteo
Win vii interest added thereto at the ~
OF per cent per annum from date
sale TO date of payment, In fuii settie'z'7
OF same. - =
that petitioner occupies leased
described as the east "a feet OF lot
block 2s. in A. NJ. Campau's re-sup. ~
uate on the n. 5. Anteitam streets 49,
the shanty located on said LOT Is vaIo
at about 800. and which petitioner a.
for 90 per month; that she Is wtdo|
well along In years, and unless the 4,
are cancelled she will become puu
charge. This being a worthy case. a.
committee recommend that the req'
" Re.petition OF Elisabeth Lane. we 11
that petitioner Is the owner or LOT ~
OF ]. w. Johnson's sub. situate on "
e. s. Twenty-fifth street. tnnt ~
taxes for 1910 by the Board OF Rov1@y
but that In copying the same it IN
Field hook TO the Assessment hotzs
was enormously assessed and the a..
sors acknowledging the error cs, Ne
mend that said taxes De canccheu -
Re-petition OF Fred Mates, we ~
that petitioner files an AFFIDAVIT tnat ~
property Is exempn from the pay a - !
taxes under the Soldiers Exemption 49,
and the property being assessed ~
valuation OF Tess than $1,000, we recou
mend that the amount paid De reIun& -
Re-petition OF Honora Hart, We W.
that a personal assessment OF sa,vvv
levied AGAINST petitioner nmou r that psl'
TONER asks that the taxes cue w. a.
Same for 1910 be cancelled for the rceSc
that IL Is her only means OF supt--
that she Is "a years old old ana s., enr ~, !. ~
n a 49,
Your Committee being satisfied tnat ~
Ia worthy case, recommend tnnt ~
ta vas due on same be cancelled, anu
therefore offer the following sesofasio"'
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES VERNON,
GEORGE s. FIELD.
CHAS. II. MCCARTHY
JOHN GRINDLEYs
h. M. WATSON.
Accepted, and on leave. the ioifo"is.
resolutions were offered.
nv Aid Vernon: -. =.
Resoived. That the City Treasbrsr
80 lie "a hereby authorized ana ~
stru,ted 10 cancel the taxes uuo 80 =
personal assessment Oh sA; g,e Y~
Wenderske's Estate for the year - -
,afn Ward. Folio 1i5). ana also ~
,ss-sonaI taxes levied against saiu g
TAT. for the years 1905 and 1905 ano
" nssoived. That the City Treasurer p =.
anI ne L. hereby authorised ana ~
.tructed TO cancel the taxes nus on
pet sonal assessment OF Sisivv 20
against l.. C. Lawrence Ioa is as fors
Mard. Folio 1861, for reasons SCI iof-
Ia above report and be IL further y
Resolyed. That the City Treasurer ~
ana n. is hereby authorized ana ~
structed TO accept from N. =. n.y."
the sum of slLea being s;, the aettisment
Inc personal assessment levied agains
stock OF groceries located at eot MOI
roe avenue. for 1910. and cancer pa
anee due. and be IL further
Resolved. That. the city Controuer 10
aud he h. hereby authorized and va
structed to draw warrsnt upon ~, ~.
nroper .furd in tayor OF Grace 4. fsic
o. az. sum OF s1S377. being the take
on a valuation OF $4,000 over-assesse
y against her for 1910. upon presentatlo
Of the proper receipt showing IN pet
sonnl taxes levied against her 10, 80.
wear TO have been paid ana W
Resolved. That the City Controller ?.
ana nc 10 hereby authorized ana w
struoted TO draw warrant upon W
1ronsr fund IN favor OF j. ID. Rucke