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l. Opposition to I00% tax ratio O1 04 1971 14 561
2. H. C. Wallace and Herbert Fisher 02 Ol 1971 14 572
3. H. C. Wallace and Herbert Fisher 03 O1 1971 14 586
4. Mr. 0. K. Pridgen 03 15 1971 14 591
5. Recommendations of Mr. H. C. Wallace 03 18 1971 14 596
6. Auditor's position 04 19 1971 14 609
7. Tax collector's position 04 19 1971 14 609
8. Representatives taxpayers assoc.- Mr. 0. K. Pridgen 06 21 1971 14 661
9. Association OI 04 3972 i5 63
10. Request for copy of budget O1 04 1972 15 136
11. Discussion - Mr. Herbert Fisher 12 18 1972 15 288
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COMPANY. COLUMBUS? OHIO
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
l. Report of settlement of 1954 taxes, 10 03 1955 12 5
2. Granted an abatement of 4.44 not listed penalty charges, Block 6, Eastower Sub-Div. 10 10 1955 12 9
3. D. C. Roone was granted abatement of $39.92 for year 1955. 10 24 1955 12 10
4. P. R. Smith granted abatement. 10 24 1955 12 10
5. Mrs. Cary Davis McRae, granted abatement. 10 31 1955 12 12
6. Letter of thanks from National Association of Assessing Officers. 10 31 1955 12 13
7. Revaluation of property for equalization of tax. 10 31 1955 12 14
8. Letter of thanks to Chairman for attendance o? NAAO in New York. 12 05 1955 12 23
9. Communication advising of a confidential credit service to show value and owner of property, also 32 13 1955 I2 2&
indebtedness.
10. Commissioners set date to hear complaints on assessment. 12 19 1955 12 29
11. J. N. Cooper, Jr. request for assessment deduction to be considered at next Equalization meeting. O1 03 1956 12 32
12. Board discussed handling of complaints on tax assessment. 02 06 1956 12 43
13. Discussion about complaints of tax assessment. 03 09 1956 12 55
14. County Tax Supv. Love to find cost of reassessment and report to Board. 04 09 1956 12 59
15. Discussion on ?apraiser of property. 04 09 1956 12 60
16. County Assessor to present Commissioners recommended changes on petitions for tax revaluation. 04 16 1956 12 63
17. Received recommendations made by assessor. 04 23 1956 12 65
18. Reduction request by Mr. L. R. Hewlett, referred to Mr. H. A. McGirt, Tax Assessor. 08 06 ?95b 12 88
19. Mrs. J. W. Walton granted refund of taxes paid of Assessment of $100.00 at Seagate. 09 24 1956 Z2 96
20. Communication pertaining to offer for property from T. W. and J.A. Sneeden referred to Tax Assessor, 12 10 1956 12 114
21. Mr. Everett, to report new construction and locations to tax assessor. 04 29 1957 12 I47
22. Mr. C. Leeuenburg assessment reduced 50%. 08 19 1957 IZ 174
23. Mr. T. D. Love, reported his attendance of National Association of Assessing. 10 07 I957 I2 I85
24. Mr. H. D. Campbell, complaint of assessment referred to County Attorney, Board leave as is. 10 14 1957 12 186
25. Mr. Fred Willetts, Jr., request of tax assess referred to County Attorney and Tax Supervisor. 12 21 1957, 12 196
26. Letter informing of tax assess appeal being filed. 06 30 1958 12 174
27. Letter informing of check on Tax collected, sent to County Auditor. 08 11 1958 12 291
28. Lien on property of Owen W. King, Masonboro referred County Attorney and Tax Assessor. O1 05 1959 12 256
29. Complaint of assessed value o? Mr. A. C. Herring's property referred to next meeting of Board of E? R. Ol 12 1959 12 357
30. Property lien of Malachi Denkins, referred to Assessor. O1 26 1959 12 367
31. Board to investigate complaint of Mr. W. G. Wolf, Mr. J. C. Seymour, Mr. W. F. Jacobs and Mr. W. Murchison. 03 16 1959 12 399
32. Tax Supervisor and Tax Assessor to review complaints on assessments. 03 23 1959 12 402
33. Notice of Assessment Appeals of J, F? S. Investment Co, and Schloss Estate Corp., Tax Supv. to attend. 04 06 1959 12 408
34. State Board of Assessment placed fix value of $90,000 on property of J. F? S. Investment Co. to remain 05 04 1959 12 424
until changed by law.
35. Property owned by Schloss Estate Corp. $122,210. 05 04 1959 ]2 424
36. Property owned by Joe B. Nathan, S. A. Nathan and Mamie N. Bear $120,260. 05 04 1959 12 424
37. County assessor to appraise property of May Strickland Allen, and report to Board. 05 18 1959 12 434
38. Report on appraisal of property of May Strickland Allen. 06 O1 1959 12 439
39. Received appraisal of two jointly owned Tax foreclosed property. 07 06 1959 12 461
40. Request for tax abatement of St. Paul's Lutheran Church referred to County Attorney. 08 12 1959 12 483
41. Welfare lien of Ida Wallace Sampson and Gertrude Green, referred to Assessor H. S. McGirt for appraisal. 12 07 1959 12 522
42. Assessor appraised lien property of Ida W. Simpson and Gertrude Green. 12 21 1959 12 S25
43. Tax Assessor, H. S. McGirt, gave appraisal on foreclosure property sold to Daniel Dicks and Carter Newsome. O1 04 1960 12 530
44. Approved sales of County/City lost appraised by property assessor. 03 14 1960 12 553
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover County, N. C. , MU JECT TAX ASSESSMENT `
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
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1; Budget meeting, approved as recommended.
2:, Received State Board of Assessments report year ending 6/30/60.
3.. Tax Assessors (property) reappraised property sold to Mr. Thomas E. Neville.
4: Tax Assessor (property) to prepare list of State owned property in County.
5; County property assessors inspected County building for insurance values.
6. Motion carried to revise county insurance recommended by assessors, Messrs. McGirt and Blake.
7. Notice from State Board of Assessment totaling amount of intangible tax distribution for fiscal year
07 15 1960 12 591
09 06 1960 12 607
10 03 1960 12 615
11 21 1960 12 629
06 28 1962 13 118
06 28 1962 13 118
08 ZO 1962 13 144
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7.?, Assessment payment to be made by insurance company. 04 13 1869,?
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; J.W. William relieved as assessor of Cape Fear Township and J.W. Johnson appointed in his place. ,? 04 27 1869F", I 221 ?
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10.:; Copy of Revenue Law to be sent to Board of Assessors and to the Sheriff. 04 27 1869n? 1 222 d
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Boundaries of Lincoln and Caswell Townships cQntinuous and assessors to be notified.
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James Wilson relieved as assessor of Wilmington Township and W.M. Harriss appointed in his place.
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15.;3 Assessor's evaluation on land of John Spicer lowered. ; Of? 24 1869°„ 1 259 fI
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16.,$ Assessor's evaluation on lands of John A. Sanders, S.A. Currie and James P. Moore lowered. 06 24 1869E;
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17.,; Clerk to Board and Chairman to complete tax lists returned by assessors of several Townships. ? 06 26 18694? 1 262 ?
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M. Harriss to compile tax returns.
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23.,? Chairman of Board of Assessors M. Harriss to appear before the Board of Commissioners. i 07 19 1869?° 1 281
24..; Chairman of Board of Assessors Harriss relieved. „ 07 21 1869`? 1 283
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26.;f Bill from the Sheriff for serving notices on assessors approved. ;, 07 21 1.869r? 1 283
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Bills from assessors H. Jones, D. Gigboro, D. Devane, C. Rowe and J. Sidbury approved.
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, Fees of assessors Corbett, Keithe, Alderman and Bell approved.
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W. Harriss, A. Howe and W. Howe appointed assessors for Wilmingtnn Township to collect taxes.
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. George Pages' bill as assessor in Holly Township a?pproved. , I2 31 1870:;
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8. Applications of Messrs. Fowler, 0'Conner, and Huggins for reduced valuation referred to City assessor. 09 17 1872?, 2 368 ?,
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R, Req?est from Jo?n Neurenger and Mary Peterson for correction of errors in taxes referred to City assessor.;. 10 02 1872i; 2 373 ?;
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12. Request from Township Boards for appointment of assessors referred to Tuesday's meeting. 03
13.l? Request from Township Trustees requesting appointment of assessors referred. 03
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Fee set for assessing and listing taxes for Wilmington Township.
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s Letter from M. Cronly, J.K Brown and John Whiteman, ex-assessors, rel?tive to property of E. Covington. 09
17.? Trustees and Commissioners to meet as County Board of Assessors. 03
18.? Board of Assessors ruled that valuation of property adopted in 1875 be adopted in 1876. ,. 03
19. Bill from T.J. Southerland for incidental expenses approved. 09
20.? Bill from T.J. Southerland for incidental expenses approved. 11
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22.?? S. Van Amringe, A.J. Grady, S. Keyes, J.G. Wagner and A.R. Black appointed assessors of property. 05
23.? Above men to meet with Board to agree upon a uniform scale of valuation. „ 05
24. Board and Board of Assessors met to agree upon a scale of personal property valuation. 05
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26.?? Clerk to furnish each assessor with copy of minutes of this meeting. 05
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27.?i Valuations amended as recommended by assessors of Wilmington Township. 08
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Improvements reported on property so valuation increases recommended.
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29. Assessor to report relative to valuation of real estate of Mr. McRary's. 11
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Citizens certified that property valuations have declined since last assessments and requested reductions ;; Assessors of the Franchise of Corporations at Raleigh ordered the Tax Collector to collect taxes on 12 23 1872;, 2 411
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31. Messrs. Wagner, Worth, and Sanders to investigate above request. 03
32. Tax assessors appointed: 05
Wilmington: John S. James Masonboro: John G. Wagner Harnett: A.A. Moseley
Cape Fear: A.J. Grady Federal Point: Stephen Keyes „
33.? Assessors to meet with Commissioners as Board of Assessors. 05
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34.? Board met with Board of Assessors and made assessments on items for tax year. , 05
35. Clerk to furnish each assessor of several Townships with copy of tax assessments. , 05
36.; John Brown to assess value of property not assessed and to be shown by M. Cronly; allowed $50 for service? 07
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37. Assessors to be notified that two lots to be evaluated separately, they being separately owned. , 09
38. Board of Finance to expedite listing and assessing of property in Wilmingotn Township. 04
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39. Board appointed assessors of each Township and two at large as provided by Machinery Act. 04
40. Tax assessors appointed:
Wilmington: M. Cronly Harnett: A.A. Moseley Cape Fear: Iredell Johnson
Masonboro: H.L. Horne Federal Point: J.H. Horne
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2.; If vacancy occurs in post of assessor, Finance Committee to fill vacancy. 04 07 1879?4 4 56 j
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3.? New assessors to meet with Board to decide on Section 2 0£ Machinery Act. ' 04
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4.?, Letter from Mayor Fishblate saying City has no authority or money to pay assessors. ? 04 07 1879:y 4 57 '
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7.:' Assessors of Wilmington to list for taxation all vessels and steamboats which use this port regularly. ?
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11..; D.M. Fennell, assessor for Harnett Township, recommended changes. 07 12 1880' 4 211 "
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12., A.J. Grady, assessor of Cape Fear Township, recommended changes. 07
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13., J.A. Montgomery, assessor of Masonboro Township, recommended changes, , 07 12 1880.:
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Assessor J. Burr to assess capital stock of First National Bank at 70% of its value.
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15. First National Bank not to be allowed tax exemption on U.S. Bonds, 07 13 1880,, 4 216 6?
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16,; Assessor J. Burr to assess capitaZ stock of Bank of New Hanover at 75% of its value. 07 13 1880' 4 216 ?;
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Assessors appointed: O.G. Parsley R.S. Radcliff Jas Burr E.W, Manning C.H. Alexander, A.A. Moseley,
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John A. Farrow, Richard Beasley, Elijah Hewlett, Jacob Horne, John Biddles Stephen Keyes, O,M. Fillya?a,
, W.O. Johnson and Iredell Johnston
18.,, J.K. Brown appointed assessor for Wilmington in place of R.S. Radcliff,
19., Chairman gave oath to various County assessors.
20.,; O.G. Parsley resigned as assessor and M. Cronly appointed.
21.;, J.K. Brown dzed and D.M. Fennell appointed assessor in his place.
ZZ.?: Petition of W. Latiner on property valuation referred to Board of Assessors of Harnett Township.
23.., Report from Board of Assessors of Harnett on petition of William Latimer.
24... Board of Assessors ruled that no changes be made in assessments of W. Latimer,
25. Per diem for tax assessors set at $2.00.
26.' Tax assessors appointed:
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Wilmington: W.L. Smith and W.W. Harriss Federal Point: J.W, Green and Stephen Keyes
Masonboro: George Rodgers and D.W. Trask Harnett: James N. Macomber and G.W. Harper
Cape Fear: Joseph Kerr and C.C. Bordeaux
27. Dr. W.W. Harriss and W.L. Smith resigned as assessors and E.D. Hall and Henry Von Glohn appointed.
28. H. Von Glohn resinged as assessor and R.E. Calden appointed,
29. Board, tax listers and assessors met.
30. Board to obtain legal opinion on dutie.s of tax listers and assessors under Revenue Act.
31,? Legal opinion to be obtained to determine if assessors should meet with tax listers.
32. Board met to receive returns of list takers and assessors.
33. Board received tax list from B.S. Montford, Chai?man of Board of Assessors and Listers for Masonboro.
34: Board received tax list form E.W. Manning, Chariman of Board of Assessors and Listers in Harnett.
35.,; Board received tax list form A.J. Grady and Jacob Horne, Chairmen of Board of Assessors and Listers of
Cape ?'ear and Federal Point.
36.; B.F. Hall and D.L. Gore appointed tax assessors for 1888 for Wilmington Township.
37.; B.F. Hall resigned as assessor and Henry Von Glahn appointed in his place.
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06 1887'? 5 24
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l. M. Cronly appointed assessor for Wilmington Township, 04 14 1890; 5 244
2. Board to request Representatives in Legislature to have time extended for assessing property. OZ 12 1891 ; 5 295
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3. Tax assessors appointed for 1891: 04 06 1891'; 5 320 '
? Wilmington: M. Cronly and O.G. Parsly Masonboro: George W. Rogers and D.W. Trask ; `
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Harnett: C.H. Alexander and E.W. Manning Cape Fear: R.W. Bordaux and Joseph T. Kerr '
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Report from Assessor Burrs on valuations set on real estate in Wilmington Twonship, pages 337-338.
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B.S. Montford of Masonboro and James Cowan of Cape Fear reported property valuations had remained about
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7.k, Martin S. Willard and Thomas F. Bagley appointed- tax assessors for Wilmington Township, 04
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Assessor Martin Willard absent from City and unable to accompany tax lister Burr to assess improvements.
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9.-? Ducan McEachern to replace Mr. M. Willard and accompany Mr, Burr. (See TAX DEPART?fENT-Listers) 07
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,10.?? Board met with Chairman of Board of List Takers and Assessors to equalize property valuations; action 07
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11. Compensation set for assessors a?tually engaged in said work. 04
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Cape Fear: James Cowan, J.C. Kerr and R.W. Bordeaux
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. Horne resigned as assessor and N.A. Layton appointed in his place. , 05
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W.D. Rhodes resigned as assessor since not a free holder and J,W. Canady appointed in his place.
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Board, assessors and tax listers met as Board of Equalization.
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R Names of assessors present at meeting of Board of Equalizaiton. 07
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Board of Assessors from Harnett reported valuations are correct for "East Wilmington" property even
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19.?! Board sustained assessors in their action on East Wilmington property. : 09
20.c? List of adjustments made in assessments due to error by Board of Assessors, 12
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Board concurred with assessors and list takers in assessing bank's shares.
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Resignation of M.S. Willard as assessor not accepted since uniform assessment desired.
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,, Tax assessors and listers to re-evalue improvernents on property and give list to Register. 07
24.?; Compensation set for tax assessors. 04
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Tax assessors appointed:
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Federal Point: Thomas Burnett and M.L. Winner
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Petition from citizens that property assessment in Wilmington by Board of Assessors too high and unfair.
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29.?i Commissioners and assessors met as Board of Equalization. (See BOARD OF EQUALIZATION) 07
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06 1891 5 337
13 1891 5 341
13 1891 5 341
04 1u92 5 411
11 1892, S 431
11 1892 5 431
11 1892,, 5 431 „
O1 1895 , 5 633
O1 1895 „ S 633 ?,
Ol 1895 ,.,, 5 634
06 1895 , 5 637 „
06 1895.; 5 637 _
22 1895?„ 5 651
22 1895 ,. 5 651 ,
02 1895. 5 667 ,.;
02 1895 ,. 5 667
02 1895 5 681
07 1896 5 731
07 1897 6 20
12 1898 6 152
03 1899 6 246
03 1899 6 246
11 1899 , 6 249
15 1899 , 6 302
27 1899 6 304
05 1899 , 6 315 ?
10 1899 ,: 6 317 ,
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NATUR? OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTEBOOK ,
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' 2. W.M. Cumming elected tax assessor for Wilmington in place of John Hanby, w'no resigned. 07 ? 02 1900 6 450
3. Assessor of Harnett Township to reassessproperty damaged by storm at Wrightsville Beach and Sound. 07 02 1900 6 451 ?,
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W.M. Cumming declined to serve as an assessor so Walker Taylor was elected in his place.
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5. Col. Walker Taylor resigned as tax assessor. 11 05 1900 6 486 ?
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6. Tax assessors appointed and compensation set: 04 06 1903 6 712 ?
Cape Fear: R.W. Bordeaux, D.G. Westbrook and J. Herbert Johnson ?
? Harnett: J.D. Woody, C.H. Alexander and Oscar Pearsall ?
Masonboro: D.J. Fergus, H,L. HDrne and B,S, Montford
Federal Point: Thomas Burnett, John A, Biddle and M,L, Winner
7. Oscar Pearsall declined to serve as assessor and William BLanks appointed in his place. 04 25 1903 6 713 :
8. Assessors appointed: 04 Ol 1907 7 84
Wilmington: L. Belder and Col. Walker Taylor ?
Harnett: C. H. Alexander and D. F. Klein
Masonboro: Owen Martindale and G. W. Rogers ,
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Federal Point: Henry Taylor and M. L. Winner
? Cape Fear: R. C. Bordeaux and G. W. Trask
9. Compensation for assessors same as last year. 04 O1 1907 7 84
10. Tax matters of I. J. Bear and Brothers and C. E. Riggs referred to assessors. 11 04 1907 7 112 `
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11. Assessors recommended reducing taxes for I. and J. Bear, but no change for C. E. Riggs. O1 07 1908 7 120 i
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12. T. W. Wood`s assessment problem referred to Wilmington assessors. 09 08 1909 7 182 ?
13. Matter of assessment of G. C. McIntire referred to assessors. 12 06 1909 7 185 ;
14. Claim of Mrs. Bettie Bridgers referred to Board of Assessors. 12 06 1909 7 186 '
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15. Capt. Lewis Belden resigned as assessor. 07 05 1910 7 197 `
16. W. M. Cummings to fill vacancy caused by resignation of L. Belden. 07 11 1910 7 19$ ?
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H. F. Wilder appointed assessor after W. M. Cumming declined to serve.
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? 18. Assistant tax assessors appointed: 04 03 1911 7 213 f
Harnett: D. L. Klein Cape Fear: Herbert Johnston ;
Masonboro: Henry Home Wilmington: Walker Taylor ?
Federal Point: Melvin Horne N
19. Walker Taylor declined to serve as assistant tax assessor and T. 0. Bunting elected in his place. 04 06 1911 7 214 ?
20. T. 0. Bunting informed Board he could not serve as an assistant assessor. 04 10 1911 7 216 ?
21. T. 0. Bunting reconsidered and appointed assistant assessor along with William Williams. 04 17 1911 7 217 ?
22. D. F. Klein declined to serve as tax assessor so J. A. Montgomery appointed in his place. 05 Ol 1911 7 217 :
? 23. H. F.Wilder's appointment as assistant tax assessor for Wilmington approved. 06 05 1911 7 223 =?
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24. Assessor Bagley did not turn over assessors' book. to Board so if valuations increased will be published. 07 10 1911 7 226 ;
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Assistant tax assessors appointed:
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Wilmington: T. 0. Bunting and W. A. Williams Masonboro: Henry Horne `
Federal Point: S. L. Keyes Harnett: A. B. Sandlin i
Cape Fear: W.S. Cooper ?
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26. Melzer Pearsal appointed assessor in place of A. B. Sandlin. 05 06 1912 7 249 '
27. Report from assistant assessor W. S. Cooper on tax listing. 07 O1 1912 7 254 ;
28. Assessor Bagley to adjust assessment on property of E. L. Prince. 07 Ol 1912 7 254 '
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Assessment reduced for E. L. Prince.
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30. No action taken on recommendation from public accountant A. H. Marsh relative to tax assessors. Ol 13 1913 7 274 ?
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l., Mr. Gore declined to serve as Tax Assessor and C. C. Covington appointed in his place. 06 09 1913 7 306
2. Assessors reported on property along improved streets in Wilmington Township. 06 30 1913 7 308
3. Assessment of G. D. Bradshaw referred to Harnett assessors. 07 07 1913 7 309
4. Board approved assessment on improved streets set by assessors. 09 O1 1913 7 314
5. Assessors to be paid $4 per day for 8 days. 10 06 1913 7 316
6. Letters from tax assessor relative to assessment of Mrs. Hicks received. 12 O1 1913 7 327
7. J. R. Hanby and R. C. Cantwell elected assessors for Wilmington Township. 06 08 1914 7 367
8. Tax assessors appointed: 04 05 1915 7 448-49
Wilmingtor?: JDhn Hanby and Robert Cantwell
Cape Fear: J. Herbert Johnston and William Gregerseen
Federal Point: S. L. Keyes and Henry Horne.
9. Harnett: A. B. Landlin, A. L. Holden, J. N. Shepard and W. Van Hardin 04 05 1915 7 449
Masonboro: Addison Hewlett and C. W. Bishop
10. A. H. High and William Hollis elected assessors to replace W. Van Hardin and C.W. Bishop. 04 19 1915 7 453
11. Due to illness of Clerk Williams, Auditor to employ B. F. King to act as secretary to Wilmington assessors. 04 19 1915 7 454
12. County assessor C. W. Worth to meet with Board next Friday. 05 03 1915 7 456
13. Pay of County Assessor fixed at $4 a day. 08 16 1915 7 479
14. Bill for services of County assessor and his auto expenses ordered paid. 09 08 1915 7 486
15. Clerk to inform Mecklenburg County that agrees with assessors assessment. 09 18 1915 7 487
,16. Assessors' reports on numerous assessments. Ol 10 1916 7 523
17. Assessors appointed: 04 02 1917 7 617
Wilmington: B. F. King and Walter Rutland
Federal Point: T. J. Burnett
Harnett: A. Sandlin and Walter Rutland
Masonboro: G.E. Hollis
18. Automobile used by rural police was assigned to Wilmington Township assessors. 06 04 1917 7 624
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NATURE Of PROCEEDINGS ?? Month
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; 1.'? Error of County tax collector noted. k?
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2. Mr. Buntings' bill for collecting taxes approved. ` 10 05 1869?? 1 330
3.! Application of G. S. Sheppard for position of tax collector for Harnett referred to Sheriff. ? 10
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4.?aReport on help for Sheriff in collecting taxes and the commission to be paid collectors.
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S.e?Report on delinquent and current taxes.
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6.?p;Instructions given to new tax collectors.
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7.?Tax collectors to respond regarding real and personal property taxes. =
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8.;;Mr. G. C. Bordeaux property sold for tax.
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9.,?:-Tax co?lect?r to advertise the sale of property for taxes, sale first Monday in August. , 6 11 1956;; 12 75
10.r.Received tax collectors report. .. ?
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11.;,Accepted statement of 1955 taxes settlement?, list of taxes due turned over to collector.. 10
12.,;Discussion on un-collected personal property taxes. ;. 11
13.?;Motion carried to publish un-paid tax property for sale.
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14.';Tax coilector's report filed. . 12
15.::Statement of tax collections received from Mr. C. R. Morse, 1951-55.
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16.f'Tax collector's report filed. .. 3
17.:?Tax collector's report filed.
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18.;;Authorized advertising tax foreclosure property for sale. ,. 7
19 . ?6Report f iled . ?
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20.:;Approved appropriations for tax collectors office.
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21.',?Mr. C. R. Morse, tax collector gave 1956 report of tax settlements.
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22.?;'Received I957 L-ax books. ? 9
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23.;yLetter sent requesting continuation of collection.
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24. ;;Report filed. .. 11
25.E,Resigna??ion of tax collector, C. R. Morse not accepted.
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26.;;Accepted resignation of tax collector C. R. Morse with regrets. ; 12
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27.;Report filed for May 1959.
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28.?:RReport filed for June 1959. ? ? ?
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29.;?Tax collector's salary set at $4,050.00, if approved by City Council. 7
30.';Legislature, authorized County/City to set tax collectors salary at $8,000.00 per annum. ; 7
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31.',yReport filed for July.
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32.,;Adopted tax rate resolution. :. 8
33.?;Mr. Sam W. Johnson, re-appointed tax collector. ; 9
34.,?Tax collector's report accepted as submitted, on approval of County auditor. , 10
35.:':Received tax books, 1959. ,0 10
36.;?Commissioners requested report on last five years of taxes. 12
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37.;;Joint meeting, tax colector's department to be under City regulations.
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38.;:Secretary to inform collector of decision on fortune telling. 1
39.?;Received back tax report from June 30, 1954 to 1959. ;, 3
40.;;Meeting of Commissioners and tax collector, 3-14-60.
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41.;jDiscussion on back and insolvent taxes, Committee appointed.
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42.;,Mrs. R. M. Piver, complained of announcing names of delinquent tax owers on radio.
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43.?jCollector and Chairman to discuss complain.t of Mrs. Piver. (above)
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44.,?Meeting of insolvent tax committee, pros and cons, no agreement reached. ,. 4
45.;?Motion failed on collecting of insolvent taxes. 5
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46.w?General Statues, requires collector to file a monthly report, collector to comply.
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11 1956` 12
1 19?6 ;' 12
19 1956 12
26 1956`?
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3 1956 12
18 1957;; 12
11 1957' 12
8 1957„; 12
1 1957E
15 1957?
25 1957;
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97
108
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131
137
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30 1957 ;? 12
30 1957?; 12
14 1957 d` 12
4 1957! 12
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23 i957 ?; 12
30 1957 ;; 12
15 1959 ;; 12
6 1959 iti 12
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18 1959 ?;; 12
22 1959 '? 12
17 1959 ?; 12
17 1959 ?' 12
8 1959k 12
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5 1959 ' 12
5 1959 "???g 12
7 1959;; 12
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13 1960?? 12
18 1960?; 12
7 T960;; 12
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7 1960;? 12
14 1960; 12
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21 1960;: 12
21 1960„ 12
4 1960 '
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5 1960;; 12
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aec. u, s Covnty Indexee Since 1888 ?? ?+.}-? To loeate names, open at COTT A•2 TAB INDEX
PAT OFFILE ?p?? An Identifying'frade Mark ?`8 SURNAME INITIAL TAB INADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE
Month Day Year
1. County Supervisor to employ extra help in listing personal property under Revaluation Act. 02
2. Tax complaints of Fannie Blount, P.F. B. Price and Mrs. Carolina Rose referred to Auditor. 03
3. Assessment reduced for Mrs. M. R. Grant on stock. 03
4. Bills of County Supervisor approved. 03
5. If any school bonds remain outstanding a special tax will be?levied to pay principle and interest on same. 03
6. Request from Kinsey Hobbs for exemption from poll tax referred to Attorney and Auditor. 04
7. John Walker not exempted from poll_taxes. -? 04
8. Tax complaints of H. H. Springs, D. H. Howes, S. H. Fulford and W. R. Devane referred to Auditor. 04
9. Poll tax abated for William McGee. 04
10. Bills of County Sugervisor approved. -, 04
11. Sam Aldridge relieved of payment of back taxes. 04
12. J. A. McNorton resigned as special attorney collecting delinquent taxes and C. C. Cashwell appointed,in 05
his place.
. 13. Special tax to be levied for any outstanding school bonds. , 05
14. G. L. Cochran granted ?batement on assessment. ? 05
15. Auditor to list all foreign stock on tax books for 1920 and fix marked values on same. 06
16. Contract made between C. C. Cashwell and Board for Mr. Cashwell to collect delinquent taxes. 06
17. Kinsey Hobbs exempted from poll taxes. 06
18. Abbie Sullivan relieved from cost and interest on back taxes. 06
19. Taxes abated for D. H. Howes, Jr. 07
20. Julia Vann relieved of penalty for not listing taxes since mentally deficient. 08
21. Stephen Sneeden granted tax abatement since was in U. S. Army. 09
22. Board made tax levy for 1920. 09
23. Chairman and Auditor to be supplied with necessary help to complete tax work for 1920. 09
24. No action on tax abatement for Jessie Williams. 09
25. Tax not abated against B. C. Green. 10
26. Tax cancelled against J. H. Bost. 10
27. Auditor presented 1920 Tax Books and these given to Sheriff for collection. 10
28. Abatements granted Holmes and Taylor, E. I. Tinga, Laura Richardson and Ben F. Bush. 11
29. No action on tax matter of property of St. James Episcopal Church. 11
30. Request of Miss Kate B. Titly for relief of taxes declined. 11
31. Abatement of taxes granted Dr. N. A. Culbreth. 12
32. Tax complaint of R. H. Smith referred to Auditor. 12
33. Sheriff's 1920 tax settlement referred to County Attorney. 12
34. Assessment correction made for Julia Baldwin. 12
35. Assessment requests from Messrs. H. E. Bonitz, C. D. Moffit, F. J. Godding and Revvile declined. 12
36. Tax matter of R. E. Smith referred to Auditor. 12
37. Auditor to adjust assessment of Chadbourn-Bate Co. & Reliance Land & Improvement Co. Ol
3$. Mary E. Blocker relieved of payment of interest on back taxes. O1
39. Taxes abated for J. 0. Hinton. O1
40. Assessment complaint from J. T. Culbreth referred to Mr. Little and Auditor. O1
41. Request for abatement from Mrs. Martha V. Martin declined. Ol
42. Mrs. W. M. Floyd granted abatement on assessment. Ol
43. Assessment reduced for C. W. Worth. 02
44. Request from I. S. Smith of assessment abatement referred to Auditor. 02
45. Request from J. W. Hunt for relief from poll tax declined. 03
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?2 1920 8 97
Ol 1920 8 98
O1 1920 8 98
Ol 1920 8 98
O1 1920 8 100
0? 1920 8 102
05 1920 8 103
0?' 1920 8 103
0? 192 0 $ 103
0? 1920 8 104
0? 1920 8 104
03 1920 8 107
03 1920 8 110
03 1920 8 110
03 1920 8 112
03 1920 8 112
03 1920 8 113
07 1920 8 113
06 1920 8 116
02 1920 8 119
09 1920 8 124
10 1920 8 125
10 1920 8 125
20 1920 8 126
04 1920 8 127
04 1920 8 127
04 1920 8 128
Ol 1920 8 129
O1 1920 8 130
O1 1920 8 130
06 1920 8 134
06 1920 8 134
06 1920 8 134
07 1920 8 136
07 1920 8 136
07 1920 8 137
03 1921 8 140
03 1921 8 140
03 1921 8 140
27 1921 8 142
27 1921 8 143
31 1921 8 143
07 1921 8 145
10 1921 8 147
07 1921 8 148
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aec. u. s County lndezea Since 1888 ? To loCOfe names? open at COTT A-I TAB INDEX
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1. Request from H. C. Mason for reduced assessment for 1920 declined.
2. Request from F. L. Mills for abated assessment referred to Auditor and Attorney.
3. N. Johnson given poll tax abatement. ?
4. Taxes reduced for R. A. Nesbit.
5. A. Smith granted poll tax abatement.
6. County Auditor, J. Orrell, appointed County Supervisor for 1921.
7. Commissioners and Board of Appraisers met as County Board of Review. (see Board of Equalization)
8. County Supervisor to h?ve forms printed for ?omplaints on assessment.
9. 4batement request from Mrs. T. E. Myers decl?ned, but abatement granted C. H. Heritage.
10. Br?ant W. Merritt exempted from poll taxes. ,
11. Simon Girsh and Sons will have late listing penalty remitted if pay court costs.
12. Mrs. Mary C. Davis and Mrs. Martha V. Martin granted tax abatements.
13. Al1 taxes charged Mrs. Jessie K. Wise and Mrs. Sarah Kenan stricken from tax books since nonresidents.
14. Book levies same tax as State for Schedule B Taxes on businesses or professions.
15. Assessment abatement allowed Mrs. Emma Louise Draper.
16. Request from C. A. Wilkinson for tax abatement referred to Auditor. _
17. Assessment abated for heirs of George S. Lewis and for Nathen Moore.
18. Request of J. E. Taylor for abatement for Jeffre Williams in 1871 referred to Auditor.
19. Board considered tax complaints turned over to tax assessors.
20. Assessment request of J. R. Hamby referred back to tax assessors.
21. List of assessment changes made for 1921-22 p. 167-169
22. Assessments reduced for B. L. Hall and Hall and Pearsall.
23. Assessments reduced for Messrs. S. and B. Solomon and J. W. Brooks.
24. Assessments raised for property of J. W. Murchison and Co.
25. Tax levies set for 1921-22.
26. Board of Education won suit against County and tax Ievy to be increased.
27. Revised tax levy set and reasons for levy increases set down.
28. Tax refund granted B. W. Newkirk.
29. Assessments reduced for J. W. Murchison Co., Wilmington Printing Co. and W. D. Davis.
30. Request for reduced assessment from Mrs. Heide and Alex Huggins declined.
31. Board not to hear any more tax complaints.
32. W.E. and J. C. Springer allowed to correct their tax list.
33. Request for reduced assessments referred to Board for inve?tigation.
34. Request for reduced assessment for Mrs. Evelyn Empie declined.
35. Assessment against Mrs. Mary Lynch stricken off tax books.
36. Mr. Little reported he explained necessity of raising tax levy to Chamber of Commerce.
37. Attorney to be appointed to collect back taxes to replace C. C. Cashwell, resigned.
38. Assessment reduced for Ms. Elizabeth D. Hutaff.
39. Rober Moore relieved of paying 1921 taxes on a building and assessments reduced for Mrs. S. N. Hicks.
40. Several assessment reductions made.
41. Sheriff's 1920 tax settlement presented and referred to Auditor.
42. Auditor presented 1921 Tax Books and these given to Sheriff for collection.
43. Late tax listers may list their taxes without penalty if do so tiefore Dec. l.
44. Board refunded taxes to A. J. Flanner since had been paid.
45. Charles M. Steff Inc. to correct their tax list.
46. Request for reduced assessment from Rev. E. Wooten declined.
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03 07 1921 8 148
03 07 1921 8 148
03 15 1921 8 150
04 04 192I 8 150
04 04 1921 8 151
04 04 1921 8 152
04 05 1921 8 152
04 05 1921 8 152
05 02 1921 8 154
05 02 1921 8 154
05 20 1921 8 155
05 24 1921 8 156
05 24 1921 8 156
05 24 1921 8 156
06 06 1921 8 I58
06 06 1921 8 159
07 12 1921 8 164
07 12 1921 8 164
07 13 1921 8 165
07 14 1921 8 165
07 25 1921 8 167-
08 Ol 1921 8 170
08 02 1921 8 170
08 02 1921 8 170
08 02 1921 8 171
08 22 1921 8 I72
08 22 1921 8 172
08 22 1921 8 172
08 22 1921 8 172
08 22 1921 8 173
09 06 1921 8 173
09 06 1921 8 173
09 06 1921 8 173
09? 06 1921 8 173
09 06 1921 8 173
09 06 1921 8 173
09 Ob 1921 8 174
09 06 1921 8 174
10 03 1921 8 175
10 03 1921 8 176
10 03 1921 8 176
10 03 1921 8 176
10 03 1921 8 176
10 03 1921 8 176
10 03 1921 8 176
10 05 1921 8 177
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1. Assessments reduced for T. T. Wood and Mrs. Elizabeth D. Hutaff. 10 05 1921 8 177
2. Request of Mrs. B. W. Newkirk for interest on refund af overpaid taxes declined. 10 05 1921 8 177
3. Request of Neil Harwell for a tax abatement referred to Auditor. 10 05 1921 8 177
4. Auditor to investigate tax listings of American Cotton Oil Co. 10 05 1921 8 178
5. Requests for tax abatements and reductions listed. 11 07 1921 8 178
6. Request for reduced assessment from Mrs. Jeanetta S. Nathan and N. F. Hansby declined. 11 07 1921 8 178
7. Assessment reduced for W. W. Love, but not reduced for C. N. North. 11 07 1921 8 178
8. Request from Charles Green for an abatement referred to Clerk to Board. 11 07 1921 8 178
9. Re4uest from Broadfoot Iron Works for Tax abatement declined. lI 07 19?1 8 ?79
10. Request for reduction of assessment by G. C. Mclntire declined. 11 07 1921 8 179
11. J. D. Grant granted tax abatement. 11 07 1921 8 179
12. Assessment abatement granted Mrs. Sadie N. Middleton, Mrs. Beatrice Einstein and C. A. Wilkinson. 11 07 1921 8 179
13. Request for tax abatement from D. E. Costin referred to Attorney. 11 07 1921 8 179
14. Abatement request from H. Berry Wilson referred to Sheriff. 11 07 1921 8 179
15. Request from Martin Schnibben for assessment reduction referred to Auditor. 11 07 1921 8 179
16. Resolution on real estate sold for taxes. ? 11 07 1921 8 179
17. No action on request for reduced assessment for William Wheller. 11 30 1921 8 181
18. Request for abatement from James CLinton referred to Chairman and abatement granted J. R. Hanbsy. 11 30 1921 8 181
19.. Request for reduced assessment from W. B. Canady declined. 12 05 1921 8 181
20. Tax abatement granted H. H. Merritt, but no action on request of A. Johnson. 12. 05 1921 8 181
21. Action deferred on tax matters of Sarah D. Hughes and Sam Johnson. 12 05 1921 8 181
22. Abatement given R. E. Williams on L& N Railroad stock. 12 05 1921 8 182
23. Request from G. A. Fuller Co, for reduced assessment declined. 12 05 1921 8 183
24. Request from J. B. White for reduced assessment referred to Chairman. 12 05 1921 8 183
25. Assessment reduced for Thomas Mazur, but case of S. P. JOnes referred to Chairman. 12 09 1921 8 183
26. Assessments abated for Lewis Hines and R. J. Johnson and ta?s abated on foreign stock of Mrs. Sarah 12 09 1921 8 183
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27. Assessment not reduced for Miss Anna Herring. 12 09 1921 8 183
28. J. T. White was relieved of interest payment on back taxes. 12 09 1921 8 184
29. Request from George Cutlar for reduced assessment referred to Chairman. Ol 03 1922 8 184
30. Matter of one man shops paying same Schedule B taxes as larger shops deferred. Ol 03 1922 8 184
31. Poll tax refunded to Sharon J ohnson. O1 03 1922 8 184
32. Assessment request of T. F. Gaskill,'A. J. Wheeler and R. R. Bellamy referred to Chairman and Mr. Little. Ol 03 1922 8 185
33. Assessment abatement allowed F. G. Blacker and Thomas Mazur. Ol 03 1922 8 185
34." No action on request for reduced assessment by J. R. Preston, but same request declined for Mr. Miller. O1 03 1922 8 185
35. Edmo.nd Davis exempted from poll tax and tax refunded Sam Johnson. Ol 03 1922 8 185
36. G.A. Olderman relieved of penalty of late listing tax. Ol 03 1922 8 185
37. Tax Complaint of Mary F. Meares referred to Chairman and Mr.Little. Ol 03 1922 8 186
38. Request from Mrs. J. A. Smith for reduced assessment referred to Chairman and Mr. Little. O1 20 1922 8 186
39. Abatements granted Mrs. N. 0. Borden, V. A. Jones and Stokley Everett. Ol 20 1922 8 186
40. Penalty tax against S.A. Swain abated and abatements given Mrs. Sarah M. Layton and Mrs. Cranston. Ol 27 1922 8 186
41. Request of Mrs. J. T. Mann for reduced assessment referred to Chairman and Mr. LiCtle. Ol 27 1922 8 186
42. Assessment corrections made for Mrs. E. Richards and Mrs. V. E. Ferber. O1 27 1922 8 187
43. E. C. Dickinson allowed to list his property without paying late penalty tax, as were T. J. Scholar and 02 06 1922 8 187
J. W. Byrd.
02 06 1922 8 187
44. Request from G. H. Bellamy.for courthouse office to take State income tax lists referred to Courthouse
Committee.
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l. Board unable to reduce valuation of Dispatch Publishing Co. 02 06 192a 8 187
2. Request from Mrs. Bridgers for reduced assessment declined. 02 06 1922 8 187
3. Taxes abated for J. L. Anderson and Dan Ross. 02 06 1922 8 188
4. Assessments reduced for Messrs. Bender and Orrell and abatement granted J.C. Shepard. 02 06 1922. 8 188
5. Mrs. B.R. Smith relieved of payment of late listing penalty. 02 06 192a. 8 188
6. Request from Dispatch Publishing Co. for reduced assessment referred to Messrs. Little and Dosher. 02 24 1922 8 189
7. Taxes abated for W.E. Willis, but no action on request from heirs of W. B. Canady. 02 24 192? 8 189
8. Tax matter of S. C. Eubanks deferred to next meeting. 02 24 1922 8 189
9. Tax complaints of Atlantic Paint ana Varnish G'a. anc? Aao?ph Rosen?nann referred to Chairman and Mr. Little. 03 06 192? 8 189
10. Tax refund granted "one man" shop owners since Superior Court ruled this tax invalid. 03 06 1922 8 189
11. Request from Seaboard Air Line Railroad for tax refund declined 03 06 1922 8 190
12. I. G. Tellery allowed to list his taxes without late listing penalty. 03 06 192? 8 190
13. Board suggested State Tax Commission reduce assessment of Dispatch Publishing Co. 03 06 1922 8 190
14. Back taxes against Martha Wilson and Laura Reese taken off books. 03 06 192? 8 190
15. Requests for reduced assessments from H. M. Wolfe and S. M. Wolfe and S. M. Wiggins referred. 03 06 192? 8 190
16. Tax problem of Mrs. G. A. Laing referred to Sheriff. 03 06 1922 8 190
17. No change in assessment of John H. Strauss but assessment reduced for H. W. Strickland. 03 06 1922 8 191
18. Request of T.D. Love for tax abatement referred to Chairman and Mr. Little. 03 24 1922 8 192
19. Back taxes against James Howard cancelled. 03 24 1922 8 192
20. Investigation to be made on tax matters of Wilmington Printing, Co. 03 24 1922 8 192
21. Tax complaints of I. C. Wright, L. G. Hicks, G. 0. Gaylord and A. E. Jackson referred to Chairman &Mr. 04 03 1922 8 193
Little.
22. Assessment not reduced for Carolina Yacht Club, but reduced on Cape Fear Apts. 04 03 1922 8 193
23. Poll tax abated for Louis H. Payne and Albert Keil exempted from poll tax. 04 03 1922 8 193
24. G. 0. Gaylord granted assessment reduction. 04 03 1922 8 193
25. Poll tax not abated for S. H. Henby. 04 10 1922 8 194
26. Back taxes against Peter Lewandowsky stricken from records. 04 10 1922 8 194
27. Schedule of values of used automobiles presented to be used in assessing property. 04 10 1922 8 195
28. J. T. Bland and J. F. Johnson relieved from paying penalty for not listing taxes. 04 10 1922 8 195
29. Assessment not reduced for L. B. Canady ?ut poll taxes abated for James Kelly. 05 Ol 1922 8 196
30. Assessment reduced for J. R. Moore. OS O1 1922 8 197
31. Abatements granted 0. F. Cobb and H. C. Blake. 05 Ol 1922 8 197
32. Abatements not granted R. D. Love and no action on request of W. E. Springer. 05 Ol 1922 8 197
33. Charles Walker not exempted from poll tax. 05 Ol 1922 8 198
34. Tax complaint of W. E. Springer referred to Auditor and Attorney. 05 10 1922 8 198
35. Assessment not reduced for J. 0. Reilly. 05 24 1922 8 199
36. Request for abatement from Stacy Adams referred to Chairman and Mr. Little, which they allowed. 05 24 1922 8 200
37. Request from W. H. Moore for abatement on penalty tax deferred to next meeting. 05 24 1922 8 200
38. Assessment request from J. S. King referred to Auditor. 05 24 1922 8 200
39. Assessment request from Abraham Dlugin declined. 05 24 1922 8 200
40. Request from C. Finklestain for reduced license tax deferred. 06 05 1922 8 200
41. Assessment not reduced for W. 0. Wyckoff but abatement given Rev. Tymon Hall. 06 05 1922 8 200
42. Tax matter of Sallie M. Swann referred to Attorney and Auditor. . 06 05 1922 8 200
43. Abatement given on taxes against Purcell HOuse. 06 05 1922 8 201
44. Tax list correction for Keystone Land & Lumber Co. referred to Auditor. 07 02 1922 8 202
45. Abatements given John A. Gale, R. G. Johnson, M. A. Fryer and Harry Wollerton. 07 02 1922 8 202
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover Caunt?y, N. C. , MATl' RT TAX DEPARTMENT
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DATE
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l. Request for abatements from J. 0. Carr referred to Auditor. , 07 02 1922 8 202
2. Back taxes against J. E. Martin taken off record and Brinser Sons Inc. relieved of penalty tax payment. 07 02 1922 8 202
3. Request for tax abatement from W. E. Springer declined. 07 05 1922 8 203
4. J. T. White relieved of court costs in tax case. 07 OS 1922 8 203
5. Money allowed Attorney A. G. Recared for services in case of State vs. Clyde Montgomery. 07 05 1922 8 203
6. C. C. Cashwell to make immediate settlement for collection of back taxes during term as special attorney. 07 ?5 1922 8 203
7. Nathan Cole to collect sufficient interest on all delinquent taxes to pay his commission for collecting. 07 17 1922 8 205
8. Dr. Colin Shaw given tax abatement. 07 28 1922 8 205
9. Request from M. M. Haney for tax book correction referred to Auditor. 07 28 ?922 8 205
10. N. C. George exempted from poll tax. 08 ?7 1922 8 207
11. Request from L. W. Moore for reduced assessment referred to Auditor and Attorney. 08 '?7 1922 8 207
12. Tax levy set for 1922. 08 21 1922 8 208
13. Auditor to charge Motte Business College Inc. on 1922 Tax Books 09 ?S 1922 8 210
14, Back taxes against Frank H. Russell stricken from back tax books. 09 ?5 1922 8 210
15. Tax refunded and abatement granted A. Goldberg. 09 ?6 1922 8 211
16. American Realty and Auction Co. relieved of payment of double taxes. 09 ?6 1922 8 211
17. Request of Atlantic Refining Co. for reduced assessment referred to Auditor. 10 ?2 1922 8 212
18. Request of Julia Austin for tax refund referred to County Attorney. 10 ??2 1922 8 212
19. Auditor to charge certain inerest rates on unpaid 1921 taxes. 10 ??2 1922 8 213
20. George Banks granted poll tax abatement and assessment reduction granted R. E. Calder. 10 ?2 1922 8 213
21. Sheriff's 1921 tax settlement to be adopted after he presents affidavit to his effort to collect 10 ?2 1922 8 213
insolvents.
22. Auditor presented Tax Book for 1922 and these given to Sheriff for Collection. 10 ??2 1922 8 213
23. All late taxpayers may pay without penaltq if do before Dec. 15. 10 02 1922 8 213
24. Matter of collecting all insolvent taxes due for 1921 turned over Co Nathan Cole. 10 02 1922 8 213
. 25. Auditor to correct taxes charged against Mrs. Sallie J. Bryan and Mr. Cole to pay cost of suit against sam el0 ?2 1922 8 213
26. John L. Rogers relieved of payment of penalty tax assessment corrections referred to Auditor and Attorney 11 ?6 1922 8 214
27. Complaints from R. E. Williams and F. G. Harris on selling their land for taxes referred to Attorney. 11 ?6 1922 8 214
28. Request of Rebecca McDonald for reduced assessment referred to Auditor and Attorney. 11 ?6 1922 8 214
29. Request of John Lockfan for tax abatement referred to Auditor and Chairman. 11 ?6 1922 8 214
30. Request of Lewis Hines for reduced assessment declined. 11 ?6 1922 8 214
31. Request of Allen Jackson for assessment to be annualled referred to Auditor and Attorney. 11 ?6 1922 8 214
32. Tax matters of MacMillan and Cameron and Samuel Blossom referred to Auditor and Attorney. 11 ?6 1922 8 215
33. Request from Register to have Back books repaired referred to Auditor. 11 ?6 1922 8 215
34. Auditor presented list of persons who failed to list 1922 taxes, but they given until Dec. 15 to do so. 11 )6 1922 8 215
35. Building of Atlantic Refining Co. reduced in assessment. 11 06 1922 8 215
36. J. T. Burnett allowed to pay back taxes and only 5% interest on same. 11 06 1922 8 215
37. Assessment reduced and abatement allowed Wilmington Development Co. 11 13 1922 8 215
3$. Maggie Leonard relieved of payment of penalty for failing to list taxes. 11 '_3 1922 8 215
39. Taxes abated for Jacob Wanamaker and J. R. Hollis, but request of M. J. Corbett referred to Auditor. 12 04 1922 8 217
40. Request of L. D. Godwin and G. W. Wallace for poll tax abated referred to Chairman. 12 04 1922 8 217
41. Auditor to cancel all back taxes against T.C. and Edna J. Sidbury of haveing been paid. 12 04 1922 8 217
42. George Huggisn and Miss Rowe Wiggins given tax abatement. 12 04 1922 8 218
43. Tax complaint of John H. Brown referred to Auditor. 12 04 1922 8 218
44. Valuation on Mottr?Business College fixed. 12 04 1922 8 218
45. Request of D. E. Pridgen for tax abatement declined. ' 12 04 1922 $ 219
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l. G. D. Wallace exempted from poll taxes and granted an abatement.
2. B. R. Wilson exempted from poll tax and taxes abated for James Pete.
3. Samuel Blossom to write letter to Board explaining his tax complaint.
4. Tax complaint of W. A. French and Elbert Mills referred to Auditor and Attorney.
5. Miss Rowe Wiggins, Mrs. Sarah Gikerman and Mrs. J. K. Wise exempted from payment of taxes on all foreign
stock.
6. Clerk to question Arthur Einstein about his tax complaint
7. Taxes abated for G. G. Thomas.
8. Special attorney for collection of back taxes was reqc?ired ta give a surety bond.
9. Sheriff to be notified that Board found several insolvent taxes could have been collected by him
instead of special attorney.
10. Assessment reduction requested for H. G. Wolfe and Ben Scott.
11. Taxes abated for Mrs. Isabelle S. Matthews.
12. Samuel Blossom allowed tax refund as was J. Woodus Kellum.
13. Tax complaint of J. F. Long referred to Chairman.
14. Platt W. Davis complained that assessment against Mrs. Emma C. Kelly should be increased.
15. Tax abatement granted Alice Einstein.
16. Nathan Cole and Board walk?d out settlement since he had deposited back taxes collected in Commercial
national Bank before it closed.
17. Nathan Cole to pay Auditor amount of back taxes collected and deposited in Commercial National Bank
when it was closed.
18. Request for reduced assessment for Mrs. Augusta Wiggins referred to Auditor. •
19. Request for tax refund from S. T. Loman referred to Auditor.
20. Request for reduced assessment from R. C. Dixon referred to Auditor.
21. Taxes reduced on Kure Land and Development Co. and E. T. Williams relieved of poll taxes.
22. Agreement between special attorney Nathan Cole and Board on paying all of money which was in
? Commercia? National Bank when it closed.
23. Bond of Nathan Cole for collecting back taxes approved.
24. Assessment reduced for Mrs. Fannie Holliday and H. M. Wolfe.
25. Tax complaint of E. K. Bryan referred to Auditor and abatement given Rev. J. S. Blocker.
26. Sheriff's sale of real estate for unpaid taxes on same for 1922 was extended to May l, 1923.
27. Henry Cureton and Moses A. Bryant exempted from poll taxes.
28. Request of 5. J. Grant for tax reduction referred to chairman and request of Maryland Wrecking Co.
referred to Chairman.
29. Auditor Orrell appointed County Supervisor for the quadrennial assessinent.
30. No action on assessment request since all real property to be reassessed.
31. Request for tax abatement from heirs of A. G. Lotta referred to auditor and Attorney.
32. Matter of reassessing County property for next quadrennial period discussed.
33. Board rescinded its April 2 order on having property for next quadrennial period reassessed.
34. Specific time set aside for hear assessment complaints.
35. Board levied same tax on State on any business, trade or profession.
36. Abatement request from C. C. Bellamy referred to Auditor.
37. Long carriage typewriter to be bought for use on tax books.
38. T. D. Love relieved of paying interest on back taxes but must pay taxes.
39. Property left by A. G. Lotta to First Presbyterian, St. Andrews Presbyterian and Grace Methodist Churches
' exempted from taxes.
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O1 02 1923 8 222
Ol 02 1923 8 222
Ol 02 1923 8 223
Ol 02 1923 8 223
Ol 16 1923 8 223
O1 16 1923 8 223
01 16 1923 8 224
Ol 16 1923 8 224
Ol 22 1923 8 224
O1 22 1923 8 224
02 05 I923 8 227
02 05 1923 8 227
02 05 1923 8 227
02 05 1923 8 228
02 05 1923 8 228
03 OS 1923 8 229
03 05 1923 8 229
03 05 1923 8 230
03 12 1923 8 230
03 12 1923 8 231
03 12 1923 8 2311
03 12 I923 8 232
03 12 1923 8 232
03 12 1923 8 232
03 15 1923 8 235
04 02 1923 8 235
04 02 1923 8 235
04 02 1923 8 236
04 ? 02 1923 8 236
04 02 1923 8 236
04 04 1923 8 237
04 06 1923 8 238
04 06 1923 8 238
04 06 1923 8 238
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l. Taxes abated for A. Goldberg and J. F. Swann and assessment reduced for Maggie Wade.
2. Tax list correctian made for Sam B. Frink and w. A. Lewis exempted from poll tax.
3. Request of H. Joffe for reduced assessment referred to Chairman.
4. Col. Walker Taylor to given N. Cole notice of pending suit against him relative to back taxes.
5. C. L. Dickinson allowed to pay taxes without penalty with paid within ten days. ,
6. Schedules of values of used autos delivered to be used by tax listers.
7. Col. W. Taylor relieved of court cost in tax cases.
8. Persons who had deposits in commercial National Bank when it was clo sed not to list same for taxes.
9. Request for reduced assessment for Mrs. Annie Perasall declined.
10. Mrs. Bettie H. Bridgers given tax abatement.
11. George McFarlan relieved of poll tax and abatement given Rev. Fred Dean.
12. Deputy Sheriff Cronley pushed for settlement due him for sale of real estate for taxes; referred to
Attorney.
13. M. A. Bordeaux to file tax complaint with Clerk.
14. Nathan Cole to push more rigorous3,?for settlement of back taxes.
15. Request for relief of court cost from Nathan Shain in tax cases; action deferred.
16. Requests from C. N. Lavery and Mrs. Lilly L. Divine and D. C. Frency for tax abatements referred to
Auditor and Chairman.
17. Tax abatement given G. H. Bladwin.
18. Bond approved for special attorney Nathan Cole.
19. Tax complaint of P. Pearsall deferred.
20. All complaints about tax listings to be accompanied by an affidavit.
21. Request for abatement from Standard Oil Co. deferred..
22. Abatement granted B. B. Bryant.
23. William Struthers, Jr., allowed to pay back taxes.for G. H. Cannon.
24? Re uest that Board fix value of capit?l stock on Amusement Companies referred.
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25. Murchison National Bank allowed to pay back taxes on lots in name of Mrs. J. M. Cooper.
26. Assessments listed on Horne property in Federal Point Township.
27. Board ruled it would hear all tax complaints from A to F on July 11.
28. List of tax assessments presented by assessors.
29. List of changes made by Board in assessments turned in by tax assessors.
30. Same as July 12.
31. Tax complaint of Mrs. Rosenmann referred to Auditor.
32. Legal right of C. L. Lassiter paying delinquent real estate tax without personal property tax referred
to Auditor and Attorney.
33. Employing B. F. King and C. E. Haskett to assist in checking City assessment books referred to Auditor.
34. Assessment reduced for Fidelity Trust and Development Co.
35. List of discounts allowed on ad valorem taxes for 1923.
36. C. J. Kelloway given tax abatement.
37. Jesse Hobbs given poll tax abatement.
38. Tax levy for 1923 set down.
39. Increased assessments referred back to tax assessors for reconsideration.
40. W. N. Edwards given tax abatement.
41. Garage owners with no outside help given tax relief.
42. List of changes in assessments presented by tax assessors.
43. Number of assessments referred back to assessors for reconsideration.
06 04 1923 8 244
06 04 1923 8 244
06 11 1923 8 245
06 11 1923 8 245
06 11 1923 8 245
06 11 1923 8 245
06 11 1923 8 246
06 11 1923 8 246
06 11 1923 8 246
07 02 1923 8 247
07 02 1923 8 247
07 02 1923 8 247
07 02 1923 8 248
07 02 1923 8 248
07 08 1923 8 249
07 11 1923 8 249
07 12 1923 8 251
07 13 1923 8 252
07 24 1923 8 253
07 24 1923 8 253
07 24 1923 8 253
07 24 1923 8 253
07 26 1923 8 254
07 26 1923 8 254
08 06 1923 8 256
08 07 1923 8 257
08 13 1923 8 258
08 13 1923 8 258
08 13 1923 8 258
08 27 1923 8 259
08 27 1923 8 259
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l. Taxes reduced for Reliance Land and Improvement Co. and E. S. Shipp not required to pay penalty tax. 08 27 1923 8 259
2. Matter of taxes on Commercial National Bank referred to County Attorney. 08 27 1923 S 259
3. Nathan Shain et al not relieved of court cost in tax case. 08 27 1923 8 259
4. Request for reduced assessment from Maryland Wrecking Co. referred. 08 31 1923 8 261
5. F. H. Thomas given tax abatement. 08 31 1923 8 261
6. Tax matter of Marcus Jocobi referred to County Attorney. 09 04 1923 8 262
7. Court cost against T. L. Beverly relieved in tax case. 09 10 1923 8 263
8. Conditions set down for Mr, Cole for bringing suit in back tax cases. 09 10 1923 8 2b3
9. List of assessment changes presented by assessors. 09 10 1923 8 263
10. Taxes not abated for W. H. Kermon, but assessment reduced. 09 25 1923 8 264
11. Auditor to refund money to N. Co1e for overpaid taxes. 09 25 1923 8 264
12. List of abatements allowed on personel property. 09 25 I923 8 264
13. Mrs. Florence H. Caldwell given tax abatement. 10 O1 1923 8 265
14. Sheriffs 1922 tax settlemetrt referred to Auditor and 1923 tax books from Auditor given to Sheriff. 10 Ol 1923 8 266
15. All delinquent taxpayers may pay taxes without penalty if do hefore November 30. 10 O1 1923 8 266
16. Auditor to have forms prepared for City Block Books. 10 Ol 1923 8 266
11. Mrs. J. J. Loughlin given reduced assessment. 10 08 1923 8 267
18. Taxes abated for Mrs. Ethel May Farris. 10 22 1923 8 267
19. Committee to investigate taxes of American Agricultural Chemical Co. 10 22 1923 8 2b7
20. E. J. Grimsley, Jr. given poll tax abatement. 10 22 1923 8 268
21. Assessment reduced for Mrs. Kate L. Cantwell. 10 29 1923 8 268
22. Request for reduced assessments from Mrs. Lillie Devine, Mrs. H. W. Hollell and Garrett and Co, referred. 11 05 1923 8 269
23. Assessment not reduced for D. H. Davis. 11 05 1923 8? 269
24. Request of Forest Batson for relief from court cost in tax case declined. lI 05 1923 8 269
25. Request from Valeria Williams for interest on overpaid taxes declined. 11 05 1923 8 269
26. Reduced assessments and abated taxes allowed J. D. Orrell, Jr. and W. L. Bryan. 11 05 1923 $ 269
( 21. Request of C. J. Kelloway for reduced assessment declined. 11 05 1923 8 269
28. Froperty assessments made with?and of assessors. 11 15 1923 8 270
29. Harry Kelaff relieved of penalty tax. 11 15 1923 8 270
30. W. L. Hellen's tax request referred to Chairman and tax assessor. 11 19 1923 8 271
31. Request of W. L. Moore for reduced assessment referred to Chairman. 12 03 1923 8 272
32. Reduced assessment and abatement given Mrs. Jane MacMillan. 12 03 1923 8 273
33. Owen King given an abatement. 12 03 1923 8 273
34. Request for tax refund from W. C. Montgomery referred to Auditor. 12 03 1923 8 273
?- 35. W. C. Montgomery relieved of back taxes. 12 03 1923 8 273
36. Walker Taylor, Jr. given tax abatement. 12 03 1923 8 274
37. Tax refund given Mrs. Jane W. MacMillan. 12 10 1923 8 274
3$. D. J. Radwick not given tax reduction. 12 17 1923 8 275
39. T. B. Barr relieased from delinquent taxes. 12 17 1923 8 275
40. Commercial National Bank relieved of penalty tax and abatement given T. E. Cooper. 12 17 1923 8 275
41. ?ggie Price was relieved from penalty tax. 12 17 1923 8 275
42. M. W. Jacobi to pay half of his back taxes due. 12 17 ].923 8 275
43. Stanley Morrisey relieved of penalty tax and taxes abated for the Love and Union Lodge. 12 17 1923 8 275
44. Mrs. Lillian Montgomery relieved of penalty tax and tax abatement granted Standard Oil Co.. 12 17 1923 8 276
45. Tax request of John Markiton to be investigated and J. P. Byrd relieved of penalty tax. Q1 O1 1924 8 276
46, Tax request of Wilmington Furniture Co. referred to Corporation Commission. O1 07 1924 8 276
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INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - l?ew Hanover County, N. C. ; MATTER: TAX DEPARTMENT
nec. u. s. ?-fj Counry Indezea Since 1888 ? To lo[ate name4? open af COTi A•Z TAB INDEX
r?r OFFtCE C.?.?p,IJ7? An Identifying Trade Mark SURNAME INITIA! TAB IMADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN C. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH GROLfNA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
l. Request of A. H. Yopp for a reduction of assessment on personal property for 1923 to be taken up later.
2. Tax abatement given American Bakeries Co.
3. Leslie Johnson relieved of penalty tax,
4. R. R. Hewett given poll tax abatement and request for abatement from W. M. McIntire referred.
5. TAx abatement not allowed L. D. Potter but refund given W. C. Montgomery.
6. W. L. Canady relieved of penalty tax and K. ?. Burgwin to pay half of 1871 taxes owed.
7. Amelia Donaldson relieved of panalty tax.
8. Mrs. J. E. King given tax abatement.
9. Request from Mrs. W. R. K. S3occ?mb for investigation of her assessments dec?ined.
I0. Request for reduced assessment from L. L. Wooten referred to Chairman.
11. W. M. Bracy relieved of penalty tax but no reductions for Mrs. Annie Darden and Mrs. Lockamy.
12. Assessment reduced for L. L. Wooten.
13. Joe Johnson relieved of poll taxes as was Major Harrington.
14. Assessment of D. G. George referred to Chairman.
15. Assessment reduced for Mrs. Hettie Jordon and increased for Mrs. A. H. Latimer.
16. A. C. Strunck allowed to pay taxes without penalty as were Alex Jenicike and R. K. Scott.
17. Assessment reduced for W. R. Applebury.
18. Abatement granted Louis Schwartz.
19. L. S. Sharpless released from penalty tax but Fletcher Howard was not.
20. Abatement matter of M. H. Crocker, referred to Chairman and Attorney.
21. Mr. N. Cole to refund court cost to County in a tax suit.
22. W. B. Klander and Co. given tax abatement but N. H. Crocker was not.
23. Employing help to make I924 tax lists referred to Auditor.
24. Poll taxes abated for L. H. Cherry, Jr.
25. J. H. Benton released from penalty tax and taxes refunded E. F. Pittman.
26. Auditor to enter mortgage of Mrs. Ruth T. Powell on tax books.
27. Miss Annie Bryand released from penalty tax.
28. Tax matters of W. L. Rivenbark discussed.
29. Taxes abated for Piggly-Wiggly Store of 5. W. Sanders. ?
30. Abatement granted on estate of E. L. Sleeper.
3I. W. M. Davis not exempted fro?a poll tax.
32. County to pay its bill for previous year's tax list or no tax list will be taken for coming year.
33. Margaret A. Powell relieved of penalty tax and correction to be made on tax list of United Sons and
Daughters of Charity.
34. Estate of Enoch Walker released from penalty tax as was Mrs. K, E. Snipes.
35. Taxes abated for V. Sidbury, A. C. Camache and L. W. Moore.
36. Back taxes against Woodus Kellum taken from record.
37. Assessment request deferred to Board of Equalization and Review.
38. A. J. Beach released of penalty tax as was James McMichael.
39. S. N. Chadwick given tax abatement and Earl W. Jones released from penalty tax.
40. Ear1 Dickinson released from penalty tax.
41. Schedule of values of used autos presented for taxation.
42. Board of Equalization to meet on July 14, 1924.
43. Matthew J. Moore given tax abatement.
44. Estate of Jonnie E. Snipes reZeased from poll tax.
45. Taxes abated for Bullard and Howe and R. G. Holden.
DATE
Month ? Day I Year
0? 07 1924
O1 07 1924
O1 07 1924
O1 07 I924
O1 07 1924
Ol 07 1924
Ol 10 1924
01 28 1924
02 04 1924
02 04 1924
02 04 1924
02 08 1924
02 19 1924
02 19 1924
02 19 1924
02 25 1924
02 25 1924
02 25 1924
03 03 1924
03 03 1924
03 03 1924
03 05 1924
03 05 1924
03 05 1924
03 I8 1924
03 18 1924
03 25 1924
03 25 1924
03 27 1924
03 27 1924
04 07 1924
04 07 1924
04 10 1924
MINUTE BOOK
Vo), ? Page
8 276
8 276
8 277
8 277
8 277
8 277
8 278
8 280
B 280
3 281
3 281
3 282
3 282
3 282
3 282
3 283
3 283
3 284
3 285
3 285
3 285
3 286
3 286
3 286
3 287
3 287
3 288
3 288
3 288
3 288
S 289
? 289
; 291
04 2T 1924 8 293
OS 05 I924 $ 293
05 05 1924 8 294
05 05 1924 8 294
05 05 1924 8 294
05 05 1924 8 294
05 05 1924 8 294
05 05 1924 8 294
05 OS 1924 8 296
05 05 ?.924 8 296
06 04 1924 8 297
06 04 1924 8 298
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INDEX TO CONdMIS5I0NER5 NdINUTES - New Hanover Count?, N. C. , MATT RT TAX DEP????T
aec. u. s. Connty Indexea Since I@88 To lotate nam@s? open at COTT A-Z TAB INDEX
r?r oFVie¢ ??? An ldcntifying Tracle Mark ? SURNAME INITIAL TAB MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN fi. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH UROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
DATE
Month Day Yea?
?,
MINUTE BOOK
Vol. Page
1. X-Ray machine of Mrs. Florence Colwell not exempted from taxes. 06 04 1924 8 298
2. Assessments increased on stock of S. H. Kress and Co. 06 04 1924 8 299
3. J. 0. Reilly allowed to pay back taxes without penalty. 06 13 1924 8 300
4. Tax matter of J. A. Cox referred to Auditor for correction and request of E. Rivenbark referred to Mr. 07 07 1924 8 301
Trask.
5. Tax matter of Charity H?nry or Rosa B. Smith referred to Auditor for corrections. 07 07 1924 8 302
6. Mrs. Mary C. Warren released from interest and penalty tax and assessment error to be corrected for 07 07 1924 8 302
S. D. Bryan.
7. Severa? tax cocnplaints referred to tax assessors. (see Board of EquaZiztion) D7 14. 1924 8 3D3
8. Assessments reduced for H. S. Strickland and J. A. Cos and W. F. Smith released from penalty and poll taxes.07 14 1924 8 303
9. Tax levy established for 1924 and to support 1924-25 school budget set . 08 04 1924 8 305
10. Taxes abated for Johnnie Alford. 08 18 1924 8 307
11. List of assessment changes made by tax assessors. 08 18 1924 8 307
12. A. H. Yopp to furnish sworn statement on solvent credits listed in error. 09 02 1924 8 308
13. Assessment of Mrs. Isabelle Jewlett referred to assessors. 09 02 1924 8 308
14. Duplicate warrant issued to U. Sidbury for a tax refund; original lost. 09 02 1924 8 308
15. ?. H. Yopp granted tax abatement and request of T. F. Boyd referred to attorney and auditor. 09 08 1924 8 309
16. Earl Dickinson released fxom penalty tax. 09 20 1924 8 310
17. Request of Mr. Clader to tax reduction referred to assessors. 10 06 1924 8 310
18. No action on tax complaint of H. L. Fentress and request of I. C. Wright referred to Auditor. 10 06 1924 8 311
19. United Sons and Daughters of Pilgrim given tax abatement for 1919-1922 since a charitable group. 10 06 1924 8 311
20. List of unpaid taxes for 1923 turned over to special attorney for collection. 10 06 I924 8 311
Zl. Special attorney Cole not allowed 20% commission on taxes collected from R. T. Ni?on. 10 06 1924 8 311
22. Sheriff's 1923 tax settlement accepted and 1924 Tax Books turned over to him by the Auditor. 10 06 1924 8 311
23. Schedule of discounts allowed on Ad Valorem taxes. 10 06 1924 8 311
24. Late taxpayers may settle accounts without penalty if do so before Dec. 15. 10 06 1924 8 312
25. Request for refund from Belk-Williams Co. deferred and request of T. Fisher referred to Auditor. 10 06 1924 8 312
26. Request for reduced taxes from Mrs. M. Grafflin, Cora L. Knight and J. E. Hale referred to Chairman. 11 03 1924 8 312
27. Taxes abated for J. Russell Wood and Julius G?1loway. 11 03 1924 8 312
28. Request for abated taxes from Lucran Johnson referred to Attorney and Auditor. 11 03 1924 8 313
29. Assessment reduced for E. Boushee and request of Walter MacRae referred to Auditor. 11 03 1924 8 313
30. Assessment on automobiles of Chevrolet Motor Co. approved. 11 03 1924 8 313
31. Refund request of H. W. Konig deferred. 11 03 1924 8 313
32. Property taken from assessment against J. W. Blake. ' 11 07 1924 8 315
33. Tax refund granted H. W. Konig but request of L. L. Sellers referred to Auditor. 1? 0? 1924 8 315
34. More property removed from tax list of J. W. Blake. 12 Ol 1924 8 315
35. Request of Major 0. 0. Kuntz for tax abatement declined. 12 O1 1924 8 315
36. Al1 unpaid taxes for 1923 to be turned over to special attorney N. Cole for collection. 12 Ol 1924 8 316
37. Taxes abated for T. J. Boykin and J. N. Bryant. 12 Ol 1924 8 316
38. Assessment reduced for Mrs. Hettie Jordan and increased for Mrs. A. H. Latimer. 12 10 1924 8 318
39. Assessment request of Mrs. K. Konig deferred. 12 10 1924 8 318
40. Mollie Mathews given tax abatement and assessments reduced for Mrs. M. E. Grafflin and Mrs. Cora Lee 12 22 1924 8 319
Knight.
41. Assessment not reduced for J. E. Hale. 12 22 1924 8 319
42. Helen K. Yarborough released from penalty tax. 12 29 1924 8 320
43. James A. Fox granted tax refund. Ol 05 1924 8 320
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover Count?
N. C. ent
MATTER: Ta
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e¢a. u. s. County Indezee Since f888 ? 70 loeate names, opeq at
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BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS f'
F;
?
? Month §
DATE ?'
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Day
Year ?? MINUTE BOOK
Vol. Page
' I I
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1<
Report filed for 1959 levy.
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1 ?w
1960 ???a
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12 ? ?e
604 '? ',
2<
Received tax books, presented settlements of 1959 tax.
?`10
3
1960;?
12 ? I
614??
3.
Attorney John T. Schiller, employed to collect City/County deliquent taxes, at $200 '
per?, 1
?
3 i:
1961;?
12 ?i
641?a
, to be shared equally. ?? ??
, 4a
Tax collector's report filed.
3
6 ?
1961i°
C?
12 s:
654???
? 5.
Report filed, by Sam W. Johnson tax collector.
??; 4
17
1961„;
12 ?
666??
6.
Received tax collector's report through April 1961.
;, 6
5
1961;';
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12 ;_
683w;
7.
Received statements of tax collections.
6
5 a
1961;??,
12
?;?
685 ;
(
. 8., Rec??ved stat?mer?t of tax coZlect?ons. b 5 19b? ? ?2 b85 ;
9?ff Received back-tax report ending 6-30-61. 7 17 1961: 12 698?
10.;; J. B. McCable to audit tax collector's office. 8 21 1961„ 13 13?;
ll.r? Mr. Sa.m W. Johnson, re-appointed tax collector for two (2) years. 9 5 1961,, l? 16;,
?
12.
Received tax collector's insolvent list.
.;10
2
1961,:
13
22„
13.q? Received tax books . 10 2 1961 ,; 13 22 i,
.14.?
? Chairman to request State pay for space occupied by State Department of Revenue. 10 2 1961 ,
? 13 24i; i
0
15.
Accepted surety bond in amount of $37,500.00 for tax collector.
.
10
2
1961;q
12
25;;
;;
16.
;, Future policy, anyone working for County owing back taxes must agree to pay or have 11
? 6 1961,;;
. 12 33 ?
?;
. "y
it deducted from salary.
, ?^
r?
17.? Office space for State Revenue Dept. furnished free by Counties, no rent paid. ', 11 20 1961 ? 12 37?;
18.? ???ion delayed regarding space for State Revenue Dept. 2 S 1962i? 13 63='
19.?
F Approved transfer of funds to remodel office. 3 5 1962,; 13 75;
20.;? Budget meeting, approved budget of $29,429.00 City, County approved bia.dget ?f $25,30 5.84. 7 16 1962 13 130?,
21.?? Motion defeated to app?int tax collector's boss. „ 7 16 1972,' 13 131?'
22.? J. B. McCabe & Co. to audit tax office. 9 4 1962,,; 13 146?
g
23.'
Tax settlement reported, by Sam Johnson, City/County collector.
10
1
1962 `
l?
153?
24.; Received 1962-63 tax books. ,;10 1 1962', 13 153Fa
?
25.$?
Tax collector's report accepted and filed.
11
5
1962
l3
167 , ??
26.M? Tax collector's report filed for reference. 2 4 1963 , 13 189,''
;?
}S
27.i?
? Commissioners requested back tax report. 2 4 1963 ;
', 13 189'?: ,
i
28.a?
App?oved funds for auditing tax books.
2
18
1963 r
13 ?
191
29;?
? Tax collector's report filed for April 30,1963 5 20 1963Fa 13 218?J
?
s
30.;
Joint budget discussion, fee for_ tax collecting referred to appointed Committee.
7
22
1963 ;
13 ;
238 a
31.?
? County/City approved increase in salary of tax ?:ttorney, John T. Schiller. 7 22 1963 13 238?;
,
,32.?
Report filed.
_ 9
3
1963 ,;
13
249
33? Sam W. Johnson, re-appointed tax collector. 9 3 1963,. 12 247., ?
,
34.?
Tax settlements for 1962 received from Sam W. Johnson, tax collector.
„ 10
7
1963.;
13
256,?
?
35.?
?,
City,/?ounty tax collections accepted.
,.10
7 ;
1963,,
13
256
?:.
36.?I
App?oved surety bond for Sam W. Johnson, tax collector.
, 10
21
1963
13
261?;
376
;
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? ? Eomplaint of Freddie Goff referred to Sam W. Johnson, tax coll.ector. ,11
.o 18 1963w,;
? 13 276`y
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INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover Count? N
C
MATT RT TAX DEPARTMENT
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?ec. u. e. A??? Coun?y Indezea Since 1888 ? Yo locate names, open at
r?t OFi1CE Ln??La-?" An identifving Trade Marlc SURNAME INITIAL TAB
MADE BY THE COTT A-Z TAB INDEX
COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS. OHIO
SOLD BY OWE N G. DUNN, NEW BE RN, NORT H CAROLINA
DATE MINUTE BOOK
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
Month Day I
i Yea? Vol. I Page
l. List of taxes to be raised to support 1923-24 School Budget. O1 05 1925 8 320
2. Auditor to repay General Fund from collection of back taxes after a fund transfer. Ol 05 1925 8 320
3. Penalty tax abated against former property of J. L. Smith. O1 05 1925 8 320
4. Penalty tax remitted A. T. Peters and County's part of Schedule B taxes remitted Belk-Williams Co. Ol 05 1925 8 322
5. Taxes abated for Richard King and E.C. Brincers and heirs of I. W. White released from penalty tax. Ol 05 1925 8 323
6. J. B. Williams and J. W. Street released from penalty tax. O1 10 1925 8 323
7. Poll tax not abated for C. W. Green. Ol 10 1925 8 323
8. J. H. Irving released from penalty tax and abatement given Charles Summerlin. Ol 20 1925 8 323
9. Pena?.ty taxes against Hannah Thomas ana Mary Halsey released. O1 20 1925 8 324
10. Assessments adjusted for Ms. Isabel Dryman and T. T. Brown. O1 30 1925 8 326
11. R. M. Chapman given poll tax abatement. Ol 30 I925 8 326
12. Assessment not reduced for Mrs. Elizabeth Churchill. 02 02 1925 8 326
13. Tax to be levied to pay principal and interest on road bond notes. 02 02 1925 8 327
14. Request of Walter Blake for tax abatement referred to Chairman and Auditor. 02 02 1925 8 327
15. Earl Dickinson and C. B. Parmele relieved from penalty tax. 02 02 1925 8 328
16. Taxes abated for Terry Brown, but abatement deferred on McIver King. 02 02 1925 8 328
17. Request of A. J. Johnson for relief from penalty tax referred to Chairman. 02 02 1925 8 328
18. Poll tax not abated for W. B. McDaniel, but abated for P.L. Macy. 02 05 1925 8 329
19. Request of W. H. Roberts for poll tax exemption referred to Health Office. 02 24 1925 8 330
20. American Agricultural Chemical Co. given tax abatement. 02 24 1925 8 330
21. Auditor to buy to binders and stationary necessary to record back taxes due for used o f N. Cole. 02 24 1925 8 330
22. Gus S.Wallace exempted from poll tax and taxes abated for Mclver King and W. W. Dixon. 03 02 1925 8 330
23. Taxes abated for Mrs. Elizabeth A. Little and Mrs. Emma L. Davis. 03 02 1925 8 331
24, Assessment reduced for J. T. Barker but W. H. Roberts not exempted from poll tax. 03 02 1925 8 331
25. Amos Miller exempted from poll tax and E.M. Butler and Mrs. T. S. Lewis released from penalty tax. 03 02 1925 8 331
26. Request of Jessie Loney to abate poll tax against Tobert Loney referred to Auditor. 03 02 1925 8 331
27. Assessment reduced for T. F. Boyd and abatement of taxes given. 03 06 1925 8 332
28. Assessment reduced for Mrs. Mamie B. Feltstein and C. L. Foy granted abatement. 03 16 1925 8 333
29. Claud Murray given tax refund and Jacob Wiley released from penalty tax. 03 16 1925 8 333
30. Poll tax refunded S. Melvin and J. M. Taylor and J. H. Mitchell released from penalty taxes. 03 30 1925 8 333
31. Railings to be installed in tax listing room. 03 30 1925 8 333
32. Reduced assessment request of Northeast Lumber Co. referred to Auditor. 03 30 1925 8 334
33. Committee to report on assessment of Northeast Lumber Co. 04 06 1925 8 334
34. Julia Wilson released from penalty tax. 04 06 1925 8 334
35. Andrew Burton released from penalty tax and correction of assessments of E. Summerell and M. Davis referred04 06 1925 8 335
36. Reduced assessment requests of L.W. Davis and J.R. Williams to be heard in July. 04 06 1925 8 335
37. Board levied same Schedule B taxes as State for carring on businesses or trade. 04 06 1925 8 335
38. J.A. Orrell appointed County Supervisor for 1925. 04 06 1925 8 336
39. Assessment reduced for R.M. Kermon and land of Tidewater Power Co. put on books. 04 10 1925 8 336
40. Assessment corrections for Mrs. Hettie Jordan and Mrs. A. Latimer referred to Auditor and Attorney. 05 04 1925 8 338
41. G. D. Carnes released from penalty tax and taxes abated for Mrs. E. I. Herring. 05 04 1925 8 338
42. Assessment of L. G. Wolfe referred to Chairman. 05 04 1925 8 338
43. D. E. Kelly given tax abatement and Tom Moore released from poll tax. 06 Ol 1925 8 341
44. Assessment request of J. W. Blake referred to Chairman. 06 Ol 1925 8 341
45. Revising contract between County and Nathan Cole on collecting back taxes referred to Attorney. 06 O1 1925 8 341
46. Assessment request of C. H. Alexander referred to Auditor. 06 Ol 1925 8 341
INDEX TO CO?IMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover Count
N
C T TAX DEPARTMENT
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. MATT R
pec. u. s.
PAT OFFICE ,qJ,- County Indezee Sinca 1888
??r:(?a-? An Identifying Trade Mark ???'?` '? Yo loeate names, open ot
V?T SURNAMF INITIAL TAB COTT A•2 TAB INDEX
MIADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
DATE
Month Day I Year
MINUTE BOOK
Vol. Page
1. Request of Whorton Mclver for release from poll tax referred to Welfare Officer 06
2. Tax valuations against property of Oleander Development Co. adopted by Board. 06
3. List of tax valuations against Oleander Development Co. 06
4. Tax matter of Messrs. McIver and Broadfoot deferred to full meeting of Board. 06
5. Land option renewed on land of John B. Lord. 06
6. List of assessments on property of Country Club Pines set down. 07
7. License tax on sellers of musical instruments fixed. 07
8. Board accepted assessment of tax assessors and changes listed on p. 346. 07
9. Order on Schedule B Taxes on undertakers; embalmers and retailer Df coffins amended. D7
10. Tax matter of Roger Moore Sons Co. referred to Auditor and Chairman. 07
11. Request of B. C. Jones for poll tax exemption referred to Welfare Officer. 08
12. Matt Harrell give poll tax abatement but M.C. McZver not allowed a refund. 08
13. Board adopted assessments fixed on Carolina Beach Corp. and I3ew Hanover Transit Co. 08
14. Assessments reduced for G. C. Gorman. 08
15. Tax levy on all taxable property set for 1925. 08
16. S. 0. Hill released from penalty tax. 08
17. Order on Schedule B. taxe.s adopted on April 6, 1925 amended. 08
18. Ass?ssments reduced for Cape Fear Packing Co. J. G. Seitter. 09
19. Request of H. F. Wilder for reduced assessment referred to Auditor and assessors. 09
20. J. N. Bryant to show why car has not been listed for taxes. 09
21. J. N. Bryant appeared relative to taxes on his auto. 09
22. List of discounts on all ad volreum taxes. 10
23. Refund of Maria Whitted's taxes referred to Auditor and Attorney. 10
24. Auditor to investigate listing of Efird's Department Store. 10
25. Sheriff's 1924 tax settlement approved and 1925 tax books turned over to him. 10
26. Taxes refunded Roger Moor's Sons and Co. 10
27. Delinquent taxpayers may settle without penalty if do so on or before December 15. 10
28. Abatement given Wilmington Star Co. and request of Mrs. C. Moffitt and L. B. Canady declined. 10
29. Request of A. R. Murray and Mr. Hardison for relief from taxes referred to Attorney. 10
?9. All uncollected 1924 taxes to be turned over to Nathan Cole for collection. 10
?l. Abatement given Maria Whitted and Charles F. Green. 10
32. Assessments reduced for Cape Fear Hotel and Boyle Ice Co., and assessment of Wilmington Oil and Fertilizer 10
Co. referred.
3?. Assessment reduced on beach area of Oleander Development Company. 11
34. Assessment reduced for A. Laslo, but not reduced for Wilmington Oil & Fertilizer Co. and Mrs. Sarah 11
E. Chadwick.
35. Assessment reduced for R. F. Warren. 11
36. Efird Bros. to increase their listing and Bluethenthal Co. and S. B.Solomon Co. to explain their listings. 11
37. Tax request of D. Swarts referred to Chairman and Attorney. 12
38. Sheriff's 1925 tax settlement will not be accepted until he tries all legal menas of collecting bact taxes. 12
39. Board and Nathan Cole to meet and work out better solution on collection of back taxes. 12
40. Assessment matters of Mrs. N. L. Pittman, Mrs. Mary C. Taylor, J. R. Stillman and Mrs. Annie Herring 12
ref erred .
41. L. Laslo granted tax refund and Messrs. Anderson and Durant, S.E. Sellers and E. R. Pickard released 12
from penalty tax.
42. Abatement given Mrs. Gladys C. Northrop. 12
Ol 1925 8 342
25 1925 8 343
25 1925 8 343
27 1925 8 344
29 1925 8 344
07 1925 8 345
07 1925 8 345
11 1925 8 346
27 ?925 & 34b
27 1925 8 346
03 1925 8 346
03 1925 8 346
03 1925 8 347
03 1925 8 347
03 1925 8 347
04 1925 8 349
24 1925 8 350
08 1925 8 351
08 1925 8 351
16 1925 8 352
22 1925 8 353
05 1925 8 353
05 1925 8 354
05 1925 8 354
05 1925 8 354
13 1925 8 355
13 1925 8 355
20 1925 8 355
20 1925 8 355
20 1925 8 355
29 1925 8 356
29 1925 8 356
02 1925 8 356
09 1925 8 357
09 1925 8 358
19 1925 8 358
Ol 1925 8 359
O1 1925 8 ?59
O1 1925 8 360
07 1925 8 360
07 1925 8 360
18 1925 8 362
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover Count?, N. C. , MATTER: TAX DEPARTMENT `
aec, a. s. "???? County Indezea Since 1888 ??o lotate names, open ot COTT A•2 TAB INDEX
r?t OiFICE C??i(,d?.. An ldentifying Trade Mark SURNAME INIiIAL TAB MADE BY THE COTT ?NDEX COMPpNT, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Dayl Year Voi. I Page
l. Auditor to correct tax listing of Corbett Co. Ol 04 1926 8 364
2. Assessment reduced for Hugh MacRae and C.L. Dickinson and John Martin released from penalty tax. O1 04 1926 8 365
3. Tax abatement granted W. H. Lumsden. Ol 04 1926 8 365
4. Assessments of Frank J. Nici, Mrs. Nancy Lewis, Mrs. S. P. Hewett, Mrs. R. W. Hicks,L.S. Burns, Lewis Ol 04 1926 8 365
Hines, and J. E. Walton referred.
5. Request that Fred Little of National Press make a partial tax payment referred. Ol 04 1926 8 365
6. A. L. Toler, Mrs. Margaret Clark, Mrs. Adeline Smith and H. L. Williams released from penalty tax. Ol 04 1926 8 365
7. Request of Nellie Durham for reduced assessment referred and P. R. Mason released from penalty tax. Ol 11 1926 8 366
8. Assessments redc?ced for R. L. Cott?.e ar?ct heirs of E. R. Winstead. 0? 28 192b & 3b7
9. Request of Albert King for tax exemption deferred. 02 O1 1926 8 370
10. Tax matter of R. E. Williams referred to Auditor. 02 O1 1926 8 370
11. Penalty tax abated for R.C. Andrews and J.B. and J.D. Walker released from penalty tax. 02 Ol 1926 8 370
12. George McCree released from penalty tax and penalty tax abated ?gainst property of C. F. Nurnberger. 02 Ol 1926 8 371
13. Assessment of Robert Scott referred and assessment reduction declined B. May. 02 Ol 1926 8 371
14. Tax refunded to James McKoy. 02 12 1926 8 372
15. Rosa Spears released from penalty tax. 02 12 1926 8 373
16. R. J. Lamb allowed to use old Grand Jury room to take state Income tax. 02 12 1926 8 373
17. R. G. Barlow released from penalty tax. 02 15 1926 8 374
18. M. L. Mintz exempted from poll tax. 03 Ol 1926 8 375
19. Cancelling back taxes for heirs of J. B. Quelch referred to Auditor. 03 O1 1926 8 377
20. Assessment request of J. D. Bellamy, Sr. referred to tax assessors. 03 Ol 1926 8 377
21. Sheriff given extension on settlement for 1925 taxes and interest on back taxes now 20%. 03 24 1926 8 378
22. Penalty tax abated for J. D. Vann, Harles and Mrs. Susan Borkenhagen. 03 24 1926 8 378
23. Matter of cost of entry of sale on sales book by Sheriff for property sold for taxes referred. 03 24 1926 8 378
24. Taxes abated for Wilmington Oil and Fertilizer Works. 03 24 1926 8 378
25. Letter from Auditor on incorrect fees collected in selling land for taxes. 03 24 1926 8 378
26. Sheriff to serve personal notice to delinquent taxpayers or mail notice if party can't be reached. 03 24 1926 8 378
27. Mrs. Sadie Norris released from penalty tax. 04 05 1926 8 379
28. E. M. Dewey paid for writing up tax abatement. 04 05 1926 8 380
29. County Auditor, J. A. Orrell, appointed County Supervisor. 04 05 1926 8 380
30. Taxes abated for Sigmond Bear and Brothers and abatement request of E. H. Shiver referred. 04 05 1926 8 380
31. Assessment request of C. H. Alexander referred. 04 05 1926 8 380
32. Letter from Auditor on losses incurred in collection of back taxes. 04 05 1926 8 381
33. Taxes abated for H. F. Wilder. 04 05 1926 8 381
34. Request for assessment correction for Miss Roe Wiggins referred to Auditor. 04 09 1926 8 381
35. Taxes abated for Miss Nellie Durham. 04 15 1926 8 382
36. Charles Melton and Victoria Lofton released from penalty taxes. OS 03 1926 8 384
37. Samual Johnson released from penalty tax. 05 03 1926 8 385
38. John D. Bellamy and W. H. Banch not released from penalty taxes. OS 08 1926 8 385
39. List of charges Sheriff may make for sale of property for nonpayment of taxes. 05 21 1926 8 385
40. Abatement given A. J. Foltz on penalty tax and E. K. Bryant exempted from poll tax. 06 07 1926 8 386
41. Sallie Quick, L. E. Morton and Roscoe Hankins released from penalty taxes. 06 07 1926 8 386
42. Copy of notice to taxpayers to be published on tax lists. 06 07 1926 8 386
43. Assessment reduced for A.P. Blanton and abated for Dr. N. A. Culbreth. 06 07 1926 8 387
44. Property of Mrs. Irene McCall to be added to tax books. 06 07 1926 8 387
45. E. M. Pickett released from penalty tax, but Miss Roe Wiggins to be allowed a reduced assessment. 07 06 1926 8 388
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l. Attorney to determine who receive benefits from sale of property of C. S. Dickinson. 07 06 1926 8 388
2. William Struthers, Jr. allowed to pay taxes on land without penalty. 07 06 1926 8 389
3. Miss A. E. Huhn give abatement on poll taxes. 07 06 1926 8 389
4. Mrs. Hattie L. Stone, C. H. West and J. W. Abernathy released from penalty tax. 07 06 1926 8 389
5. Board of Equalization met and no more tax complaints will be received after this date. 07 12 1926 8 389
6. Mrs. Lottie Smith and P. J. Elks released from penalty tax. 07 12 1926 8 389
7. List ?f tax assessments that were changed. 07 19 1926 8 390
$. Assessments set at Carolina Beach. 07 23 1926 8 391
9. C. L. Dickinson and Feter J. E1ks released from penalty tax. 07 26 1926 8 392
10. Matter of Fisheries Products Co. not paying penalty tax referred to County Attorney. 0? 26 1926 8 392
11. Assessment not reduced for G. W. Rogers. 07 26 1926 8 392
12. Policy on tax listing for buildings under construction. 07 26 1926 8 392
13. Tax levy for 1926 set on all taxable property. 07 26 1926 8 393
14. Tax levy for 1926-27 School Budget set. 07 26 1926 8 382
15. Back taxes against L, A. Blue stricken off records. 08 02 1926 8 394
16. Assessment increased for James and Catherine Harper. 08 02 1926 8 394
l7, Carolina Beach Corporation granted a tax abatement. 08 09 1926 8 394
18. Assessment reduced for C. H. Burnett and Roscoe Hankins released from penalty tax and Montrose Oliver 08 20 1926 8 395
given tax abatement.
19. Tax abated against William Grant. 09 07 1926 8 396
20. Assessment of E. Coleman to be investigated. 09 15 1926 8 397
21. Assessment request of Garrett and Co, referred to Auditor. 09 15 1926 8 398
22. Assessment reduced for Robert Scott. 09 29 1926 8 399
23. Sheriff's 1925 tax settlement presented and Auditor turned over 1926 tax books to Sheriff. 09 29 1926 8 399
24. Discounts set down on ad valorem taxes. 09 29 1926 8 399
25. All delinquent taxpayers may pay their taxes without penalty if do so before December 15, 1926. 09 29 1926 8 399
26. Board approved form of ].etter on collection of back taxes. 09 29 1926 8 399
27, Assessment request of W. G. Otersen referred to Chairman. 10 04 1926 8 400
28. Sarah E. Alston not allowed abatement. 10 04 1926 8 400
29. Request of Dr. J. Sidbury that equipment of Babies Hospital be exempted from taxes referred to Attorney. 10 04 1926 8 400
30. Ernest B. Brown granted abatement of poll taxes for 1925 because is a resident of Onslow County. 10 06 1926 8 401
31. M. D. Bright granted an abatement of taxes becuase of an error. 10 08 1926 8 401
32. Walter G. Lutch granted abatement of poll and personal tax, he being a Harnett County Resident. 10 08 1926 8 401
33. Miss Sallie McLaruin allowed to pay regular tax without penalty. 10 08 1926 8 401
34. Jackson and Bell Co, granted a tax abatement. 10 08 1926 8 401
35. Request of Mary Ida Struass for reduction of tax assessment referred for investigation. 11 O1 1926 8 402
36. Mr. E. P. H. Strunck allowed to pay 1925 taxes less 25% penalty. 11 O1 1926 8 402
37. Taxes abated in the name of W. C. and R. C. Russ, Trustees. 11 O1 1926 8 402
38. Mr. V. Sidbury request for assessment reduction denied. 11 O1 1926 8 402
39. C. B. Parmele's abatement declined. 11 O1 1926 8 403
40. Assessment reduced on the lands of A. M. King. 11 O1 1926 8 403
41. Assessment reduced on the house of T.F. Reese. 1l. O1 1926 8 403
42. Matter of securing Tax Assessors looked into. 11 O1 1926 8 403
43. Boney and Harper Milling co. assessment referred to County Auditor and Attorney. 11 O1 1926 8 403
44. Matter of correcting assessment of corporate excess charged against A. David Co. referred to Auditor 11 Ol 1926 8 403
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1. 0. E. Todd requested Commissioners to relieve his property of payment of taxes by transferring the
same to other property owned by James and James, Inc. in Harnett Township.
2. R. F. Warren granted an abatement of taxes.
3. Insolvent taxes submitted by Sheriff referred to Mr. Ross.
4. Mr. L. G. Herring granted tax abatement.
5. Davis Moore Paint Co. allowed to correct 1926 tax list.
6. Bessie Wilson's assessment reduced.
7. J. D. Brown's taxes abated.
8. Assessment of tvaod?s Kellc?m referrea to ChairmaR for investigation.
9. Board authorized collection of annual taxes from Frank G. Harriss p. 415-416
10. Taxes abated (Poll tax and personel) against J. E. Shannon.
11. P. F. 0'Keef released from 25% penalty tax.
12. Auditor to charge interest at rate of 6% per annum on back taxes.
13. Lena Tharpe allowed to have taxes abated.
14. Mrs. J. H. Mitchell released from 25% penalty.
15. J. N. Jenkins granted a tax abatement.
16. William Struthers, Jr. and J. D. Edwards named tax assessors.
17. Lula Bishop allowed to correct 1926 tax list.
18. Joe Davis granted an abatement of taxes.
19. J. C. Cummings exempt from poll tax.
20. Matter of notifying property owners in cases where their property has been affected by changes in
valuation.
21, Clerk to write letter to Thomas Wright, having him complete 1926 tax list,
22. Assessment on property owned by Murchison National Bank declined.
2'i, T. D. ?ackson released from tax penalty.
24. Theodore Schrader request for tax assessment deferred.
25. R. L. Piver released from tax penalty.
26. L. T. Landen granted refund of poll taxes.
27. Major Johnson granted abatement of poll taxes.
• 28, Assessment against Gilbert Whitfield reduced.
29. Report on back taxes for January received.
30. Theodore Schrader tax assessment reduced.
31. Penalty against Mary .T. Woods refunded.
32, Request of Burrell Spriggs for tax refund referred to County Attorney.
33. Fred McRaw exempted from poil taxes.
34. Back taxes charged against United Sons of N. C. Inc. stricken off back tax records.
35. M.E. Horne granted a tax abatement.
36. C. R. Cooper released from tax penalty.
37. Burrell Spriggs granted of 1925 taxes.
38. A. W. Pate back taxes stricken off of books.
39. February tax report received.
40. N. N. Shelly granted tax abatement.
41. Sheriff to sell property on which taxes have not been paid.
42, J. F. Cromer released tax penalty.
43. Property owners notified as to changes of assessments on their property.
44. Henry Stafford released from tax penalty.
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11 16 1926 8 401
11 16 1926 8 407
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12 06 1926 8 411
12 10 1926 8 413
12 16 1926 8 415
12 21 1926 8 415
12 21 1926 8 416
O1 03 1927 8 418
Ol 03 1927 8 418
O1 03 1927 8 418
O1 03 1927 8 418
O1 10 1927 8 419
O1 14 1927 8 420
O1 28 1927 8 422
Ol 28 1927 8 422
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02 O1 1927 8 423
02 O1 1927 8 423
02 07 1927 8 424
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02 07 1927 8 424
02 07 1927 8 424
02 21 1927 8 425
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02 21 1927 8 425
02 21 1927 8 425
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03 07 1927 8 428
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1. Matter of collecting back taxes referred to Chairman and Attorney. 03 22 1927 8 431
2. 0. L. Garrison granted a tax abatement. 03 22 1927 8 431
3. Request of Henry Reese to fix amount of back taxes referred to Auditor and Attorney p. 431-432. 03 22 1927 8 431
4. Rural Building and Loan Association to pay Nathan Cole back taxes. 03 22 1927 8 432
5. A. Gary and Ed McKoy granted abatement of poll taxes. 03 29 1927 8 432
6. Request of Edward Ahrens to correct 192? tax list referred to Chairman and Auditor. 04 04 1927 8 433
7. A. D. Ruark released from payment of 25% tax penalty. 04 04 1927 8 434
8. Mrs. E. B. Edwards granted abatement of poll and personal taxes. 04 04 1927 8 434
9. Request of V. S?dbury for abatement of poll and personal tax referred to Chairman and auditor. 04 12 1927 8 434
10. Resolution adopted as to Schedule "B" tax. 04 12 1927 8 435
11. John Bellamy granted abatement of tax penalty. 04 12 1927 8 435
12. Corrections made on lands of Jeanette S. Nathan. 04 19 1927 8 436
13. Assessment on Wilmington Hosiery Mills reduced. 04 19 1927 8 436
14. Request by Charles Kelly for abatement of tax penalty granted. 04 26 1927 8 437
15. Report by J. A.?Orrell, Auditor on back taxes received. 04 26 1927 8 438
16. W. L. Shaw released from tax penalty. 05 02 1927 8 439
17. C. H. West released from tax penatly. 05 02 1927 8 439
18. Henry Griffin abatement of poll and personal tax. 05 02 1927 8 439
19. Sheriff gave Board list of people woh have not paid back taxes, and Board authorized sale of these lands. 05 02 1927 8 439
20. M. A. Bordeauz released from tax penalty. 05 02 1927 8 439
21. J. R. Sneeden granted abatement of taxes. 05 02 1927 8 439
22. J. H. Shepard released from tax penalty. 05 02 1927 8 439
23. Assessment on T. L. Jones Building reduced. 05 12 1927 8 441
24. County tax assessors allowed 3.00/day for auto hire. 05 12 1927 8 441
25. Board will hear complaints of property owners whose property assessments were ?either increased or decreased 05 12 1927 8 441
26. Sheriff submitted list of taxes due for 1926. 05 12 1927 8 442
27. Nathan Cole's contract for collection of back taxes shall terminate. 05 12 1927 8 442
28. With reference to Nathan Coles termination he is instructed to proceed with collection of back taxes in 05 24 1927 8 442
cases where suit has been instituted.
29. Letters received relative to collection of back taxes. 05 24 1927 8 442
30. Larry Ennett granted abatement of taxes. 05 31 1927 8 444
31. Letter received concerning bad check received for tax payment. 06 06 1927 8 445
32. Thomas Knight granted abatement of tax penalty. 06 06 1927 8 445
33. R. C. Mercer released from payment of tax penalty. 06 06 1927 8 445
34. Request of Wilmington Savings and Trust Co. to date taxes referred to Chairman andAuditor. 06 06 1927 8 445
35. Susie Cumming released from tax penalty. 06 14 1927 8 448
36. Bill approved of H. D. Stanland for Nathan Cole for serving personal notices on back taxes. 06 14 1927 8 448
37. George Hunt released from payment of back taxes. 06 14 1927 8 448
38. George Honnett granted a tax abatement. 06 14 1927 8 448
39. C. C.Bellamy allowed an abatement of taxes. 06 15 1927 8 449
40. I. C. Wright granted an abatement of the tax penalty.
, 06 29 1927 8 450
41. Judge W. P. Stacy granted an abatement of 25% tax penalty. 07 05 1927 8 450
42. H. E. Rogers, Trustee released from tax penalty. 07 05 1927 8 451
07 05 1927 8 451
43. Board fixed poll tax levy.
44. Wright and Stevens, Attorneys, granted an abatement of taxes. 07 12 1927 8 452
45. J. B. Fisher released from payment of poll taxes. 07 26 1927 8, 543
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l.? Board accepted recommendations on property that has filed_complaints for reduction of assessments. 07 26 1927 8 453
2. Assessment of Oleander Development Co. fixed. 08 O1 1927 8 455
3. Request for assessment reduction by Keith Bros. and G. Henry Harr declined. 08 O1 1927 8 455
4. Sheriff submitted report of settlement of personal property tax. 08 Ol 1927 8 455
5. W. B. Long granted an abatement of taxes. 08 Ol 1927 8 455
6. Board met to hear complaints on assessments. 08 08 1927 8 456
7. Chairman and Auditor asked to draft contract for the employment of back tax collector. 08 08 1927 8 456
8. James E. Sneeden released from tax penalty. 08 16 1927 8 457
9. W. A. Furlong released from tax penalty. 08 16 1927 8 457
10. Appointment of back tax collector recinded. 08 19 1927 8 458
11. Board voted no further assessments be given out. 08 19 1927 8 458
12. Complaint Sigmond Bear as to valuation referred to chairman. 08 19 1927 8 458
13. A list of tax payers be prepared to the end that a jury list be made. OS 19 1927 8 458
14. Request of Eugenia Harriss for exemption of taxes referred to Attorney. 08 23 1927 8 459
15. Resolution on tax levies and assessments adopted. 08 23 1927 8 459
?6. Back taxes against estate of John Gafford ordered stricken off books. 08 23 1927 8 459
17. D. A. Elvington released from tax penalty. 08 30 1927 8 459
18. Property of Lewis Davis heirs was listed regular for the year 1926 and inadvertantly charged on delinquent 08 30 1927 8 460
list for same year.
19. Assessment of Shore Acres fixed. 09 O1 1927 8 460
20. J. H. Rehder valuation fixed. 09 O1 1927 8 460
21. Attorney to confer with Nathan Cole on method of back tax collection. Q9 Ol 1927 8 460
22. Order adopted as to the collection of Schedule "B" tax. 09 06 1927 8 461
23. Request of G. C. Bordeaux that Commissioners prorate taxes referred to Chairman and Attorney. 09 14 1927 8 461
24. I. J. Dudley, Jr., F. Burnett and Thad Corvin released from tax penalty. 09 20 1927 8 462
25. B. T. Hopkins back taxes ordered stricken. 09 27 1927 8 464
26. Persons charged with penalty, and come forward to pay their taxes before December 15 will not have to 09 27 1927 8 464
pay tax penalty.
27. Auditor instructed to distribute money collected for back taxes. 09 27 1927 8 464
28. Board approved accepting tax due by the National Press. 09 27 1927 8 465
29. Board accepted tax books and turned them over to Sheriff for collection. 10 03 1927 8 465
30. Cora Knight's request for assessment reduction referred to Board for investigation. 10 11 1927 8 466
31. Heirs of S. L. McIntire land for assessment reduction referred to Committee. 10 11 1927 8 466
32. Nann Humphreys granted an abatement of taxes. 10 11 1927 8 466
33. T. S. Lewis granted an abatement of taxes. 10 11 1927 8 466
34. J. Holmes assessment reduced. 10 11 1927 8 466
35. National Oil Co. allowed abatement of taxes. 10 18 1927 8 467
36. Barbara Kell released from tax penalty. 10 18 1927 8 467
37. No action taken for Fannie Holliday request for assessment. 10 18 1927 8 467
38. Cora Knight granted a reduction assessments. 10 18 1927 8 467
39. Farley Clothing Co. and Liberty Clothing Co. allowed to deduct liabilities. 10 25 1927 8 467
40. Real Estate on Murchison National Bank tax list be charged against the parties. 10 25 1927 8 467
41. Board ordered taxes refunded to the Oleander Company. 10 25 1927 8 467
42. E. Boushee granted reduction of assessments. 10 25 1927 8 467
43. James Williams, Trustee allowed a reduction of assessments. 10 25 1927 8 468
44. Hugh MacRae Co. granted an abatement of taxes. 11 Ol 1927 8 468
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l. Assessments reduced on buildings of Alexander Sprunt and Son. 11 Ol 1927 8 468
2. Board voted to accept settlement of taxes due for 1871. 11 Ol 1927 8 469
3. Back taxes charged against Mary Williamson ordered stricken. 11 O1 1927 8 469
4. Nollie Graham released from tax penalty. 11 07 1927 8 469
5. Assessment of S and B Solomon was assessed correctly. 11 22 1927 8 474
6. Matter of assessments on Messers E.R. Jones, A. Janick and Peter Lewandauski referred to Chairman. 11 29 1927 8 475
7. Assessment of Mrs. Z. W. Whitehead ordered. 11 29 1927 8 475
8. Request of Murchison National Bank to allow to list in the name of the bank the property of Willie Cooperage 11 29 1927 8 475
Co. declined.
9. Assessment of Sam Hill reduced. 12 06 1927 8 475
10. Request of Peoples Savings Bank to pay real estate tax on property of J. J. Furlong referred to 12 06 1927 $ 475
Chairman and Attorney.
11. Complaint of William Roseman over assessment referred to Chairman. 12 06 1927 8 476
12. Matter of adjusting taxes due by H. M. Bowden referred to Auditor and Attorney. 12 13 1927 8 477
13. George Biddle released from tax penalty. 12 13 1927 8 477
14. Request by heirs of Tena Sweet for a reduction of 1927 assessment referred to Chairman. 12 13 1927 8 477
15. W. S. Mintz allowed to convey back to N. H. County his land. 12 13 1927 8 477
16. William Cooper's back taxes stricken off back tax books. 12 13 1927 8 477
17. Olivia Clark released from tax penalty. 12 20 1927 8 478
l?. Request of C. H. West that the Commissioners fix a Schedule "B" tax. 12 20 1927 8 478
19. R. G. Grady and J. B. Sidbury released from tax penalty. 12 27 1927 8 479
20. Alma Smith anc? Lillie Edwards released from 25% tax penalty. „ Ol 03 1928 8 480
21. Request of J. A. Montgomery for assessment reduction referred for investigation. Ol 03 1928 8 480
22. Back taxes against E. A. Fergus ordered stricken. O1 03 1928 8 481
23. Garland Fuggle granted tax abatement. O1 03 1928 8 481
24. Walter Hatch granted tax abatement on his house. Ol 03 1928 8 481
25. Lula Thurston released from tax penalty. Ol 03 1928 8 481
26. Request of Eliza Harriss for reduction in assessment referred to Board. Ol 10 1928 8 481
27. Mr. G. I. G. Palmgreen allowed to pay 1927 tax less penalty. ? O1 10 1928 8 481
28. J. E. Tisdale exempted from payment of poll tax. Ol 10 1928 8 481
29. F. H. Blitchington allowed to list 1927 taxes less tax penalty. Ol 10 1928 8 483
30. Keith Brothers granted a tax abatement. O1 17 1928 8 483
31. Herbert Cheek exempted from poll taxes. Ol 17 1928 8 484
32. Eliza Harriss assessment reduced. Ol 17 1928 8 484
33. Estate of Nora Foy granted tax abatement. Ol 17 1928 8 484
34. John H. Hill released from poll and personal tax. Ol 17 1928 8 484
35. G. A. Lumsden granted assessment reduction. Ol 17 1928 8 484
36. C. L. Blanton request for reduced assessment referred to Chairman. O1 24 1928 8 485
37. Z. A. Sneeden assessment reduced. Ol 24 1928 8 485
38. Realty Trading Corp granted an abatement. Ol 24 1928 8 485
39. Schedule "B" tax amended. O1 24 1928 8 485
40. Assessment fixed on lands of F. A. Bissenger. O1 31 1928 8 486
41. Ella Daniels released tax penalty. Ol 31 1928 8 486
42. Assessment of Ida Strauss reduced. Ol 31 1928 8 486
43. Assessment of Sigmond Bear.reduced O1 31 1928 8 486
44. Request by J. M. Friday for reduced asses-?ment referred to Committee. 02 06 1928 8 487
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l. Ida Pearson released from tax penalty.
2. Murchison National Bank released from interest payment.
3. Percey Mary Green released from tax penalty.
4. Board declined assessment reduction requested by The Vanity Palor.
5. E. J. Warren exempted from payment of poll taxes.
6. Otto Rigin released from tax penalty.
7. Matter of turning over 1926 tax list to some attorney for collection referred to Chairman.
8. M. S. Williams and L. G. Hill allowed to pay 1917-18 taxes less tax penalty.
9. Request of E. A. Orrell for a reduction of 1927 assessment referred to Chairman.
10. Matter of adjusting the assessment between Morris and Co. and J. I. Bear referred to Chairman.
11. A. M. Griffin released from tax penalty.
12. Board abated poll tax of Lewis Cannon for 1927.
13. Ella V. Smith released from tax penalty.
14. 0. E. Padrick and Mary Rogers released from tax penalty.
15. E. A. Orre11 assessment reduced on,house.
16. J. D. Robbins released from tax penalty.
17. Richard Nesbitt granted abatement of poll taxes.
18. Request of J. D. Corbett for assessment reduction referred to Committee.
19. J. M. Wolf released from tax penalty.
20. H. C. Costin released.
21. T. S. Lewis granted an abatement of poll and personal property.
.22. James Henderson granted abatement of taxes.
23. Request of Scott and Crumpler for reduced assessment referred to Committee.
24. Request of W. E. Eason for reduced assessment referred to Committee.
25. Clerk instructed to notify Nathan Cole, back tax collector, to make his recommendations to the
Board as to the cancellation of a judgment against K. C. Sidbury.
26. L. C. Williamson released from payment of penalty.
27. K. C. Sidbury back taxes stricken off back tax books.
28. No action taken against I. J. Bear regarding his tax assessment.
29. John Taylor exempt from payment of poll taxes.
30. Request of M. C.Darby for reduced assessment referred to Chairman.
31. Sheriff instructed to remit poll taxes collected from John Lee.
32. Estate of Dr. John Kay released from tax penalty.
33. Request of G. W. Russ for reduced assessment referred to Chairman.
34. Assessment on house of Annie Sadgwar reduced.
35. Taxes accrued at Carolina Court?for 1924 were abated.
36. Request for reduced assessment of Mrs. H. Bear not granted.
37. Investigation to be made for reduced assessment on property owned by T. J. Gore.
38. J. M. Friday assessment on house was reduced.
39. Unpaid taxes on house owned by Oliver Carter were fixed.
40. Request of Nathan Cole that Commissioners advance Magistrates court costs was granted for
collection of back taxes.
41. Abatement of taxes on a valuation of $850.00 was granted.
42. Assessment on house owned by Martha Barfield was reduced.
43. H. A. Smith granted an abatement of taxes.
44. Chairman referred to investigate the request of H. F. Konig for a reduction of assessment.
02 06 1928 8 487
02 06 1928 8 487
02 06 1928 8 487
02 06 1928 8 487
02 14 1928 8 488
02 14 1928 8 488
02 14 1928 8 488
02 14 1928 8 488
02 21 1928 8 489
02 21 1928 8 489
02 21 1928 8 489
02 21 1928 8 490
02 28 1928 8 490
02 28 1928 8 490
02 28 1928 8 491
03 05 1928 8 491
03 05 1928 8 491
03 13 1928 8 493
03 13 1928 8 493
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03 20 1928 8 494
03 20 1928 8 494
03 20 1928 8 495
04 02 1928 8 501
04 02 1928 8 502
04 02 1928 8 502
04 10 1928 8 504
04 10 1928 8 504
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04 10 1928 8 505
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04 17 1928 8 505
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l. Estate of John Kay taxes abated. 05 O1 1928 8 507
2. M. C.Dawson released tax penalty. 05 Ol 1928 8 507
3. William Struthers and J. D. Edwards appointed Tax Assessors. 05 Ol 1928 8 507
4. Sheriff gave report of taxes collected and not collected. 05 07 1928 8 508
5. John Simpson granted an abatement of taxes. 05 07 1928 8 508
6. L. C. Johnson granted an abatement of taxes on poll and personal property. 05 07 1928 8 508
7. J. B. Johnson released from payment of tax penalty. 05 07 1928 8 508
8. A. R. Reinhaft granted an abatement of taxes. 05 07 1928 8 509
9. E. P. H. Strunck, Trustee for Great Council of N. G. Improved Order of Red Men, granted an ai?atement of 05 07 1928 8 509
taxes.
10. Request of Belk-Williams Co. for refund of taxes referred to Auditor and Attorney. 05 15 1928 8 509
11. Luise French released from payment of tax penalty. 05 22 1928 8 510
12. Board abated taxes charged against Heirs of T. R. Radcliff. OS 22 1928 8 S10
13. Request of Nathan Cole that Commissioners advance magistrates court costs for collection of back taxes 05 22 1928 8 510
was granted.
14. County Accountant authorized to transfer funds from back tax collection to Register of Deed s to be used 05 22 1928 8 510
for rent on typerwriter.
15. W. H. Rollinson released from tax penalty. 05 29 1928 8 511
16. Request of N. C. George To be exempt from poll taxes was declined. OS 29 1928 8 512
17. Board abated poll taxes charged against C. M. Bogan. 05 29 1928 8 512
18. Request of K. C. Sidbury for tax abatement referred to Chairman. 06 04 1928 8 513
19. R.B. Bell released from tax penalty. 06 04 1928 8 513
20. County Auditor authorized to accept back taxes in full settlement. 06 04 1928 8 513
21. Request of J. 0. Reilly for assessment reduction referred to Chairman. 06 12 1928 8 514
22. H. C. Pace released tax penalty. 06 19 1928 8 514
23. Frances Pate request for reduction of assessment referred to Chairman. 06 19 1928 8 514
24. Claim of Belk-Williams Co. for refund ?f taxes was granted. 06 19 1928 8 515
25. V. Swan granted an abatement of taxes. 06 26 1928 8 516
26. W. F. Cox request for tax abatement of tax penalty referred to Chairman. 06 26 1928 8 517
27. W. N. Hancey allowed to correct 1927 tax list. 07 10 1928 8 519
28. Request of Sheriff for 30 days extension time to make settlement of 1927 taxes was allowed. 07 10 1928 8 519
29. M. E. Horne's assessment reduced. 07 10 1928 8 520
30. Emmett Bellamy request of assessment reduction was referred to Mr. Ross. 07 10 1928 8 520
31. C. L. Flowers allowed to correct tax list. 07 17 1928 8 521
32. Mrs. James request for assessment reduction referred to Chairman. 07 17 1928 8 521
33. C. M. Waldorf exempt from poll taxes. 07 24 1928 3 523
34. S.E. Sellers released tax penalty. 07 24 1928 8 523
35. State will not attempt to collect Schedule "B" tax on Chain Stores at this point. 07 24 1928 8 523
36. Request of Jefferson Standard Life Insurance and W. C. Nichols for assessment reduction referred to 07 24 1928 8 523
Chairman..
37. Abatement of taxes granted on buildings owned by Crumpler and Scott. 07 24 1928 8 523
38. Sallie Sneed released 25% tax penalty. 07 31 1928 8 524
39. J. M. Wolf released from tax penalty. 07 31 1928 8 524
40. Assessment of Dr. Hoggard relative to a joint alley used by him and Adam Empie seems to be all assessed 07 31 1928 8 524
against Dr. Hoggard.
41. J. H. James abatement and assessment reduced. 07 31 1928 8 524
INDEX TQ COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover County
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v?r OFFICB ('???p?i- .?4n ldentifYinB Trade Mark TURNAME lNl?IAL TAB COTT A-2 TA? INpEX
MADE BY TlIE COTi tNDEX COMPANY. COLUMBUS. QHIO
501.? tY OMIEN 0. OUNN, N E/ ?ERN , NORTN GR OLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
1. Salaxies 07 21 1964 13 357
2. Salary Increases 07 28 1964 13 362
3. Settlement 1963 10 05 1964 13 379
4. Personal Delinquents 12 07 1964 13 406
5. License to perform palm reading O1 16 1967 14 23
6. Letter from savings and loan O1 16 1967 14 23
7. Audit Ol 03 1967 14 I8
S. Office equipment 02 06 1967 14 25
9. Bill from Mr. John Schiller p? ?? 3g?? ?? ??
10. Appointment of 09 05 1967 14 87
11. Sett2ement of 1966 taxes 10 02 1967 14 92
12. Request for refund of taxes paid in error O1 15 1968 14 134
13. Request collection of taxes for Kure Beach 04 16 1968 14 175
14. Leave of absence 07 08 2968 14 215
15. Statement of settlement of 1967 taxes 10 07 1968 14 450
16. Statement for Audit O1 20 196y 14 290
17. Report from Sam Johnson 02 17 1969 14 301
18. Advertising date for unp.aid ad valorem taxes U3 1? 1969 14 30l
19. Discussion of Monthly report 04 08 196y 14 312
20. Report from Sam Johnson OS 05 1969 14 324
21. Report from Sam Johnson U6 OS 1969 14 336
22. Report from Sam Johnson 0% 14 1969 14 360
24. Report through June 1969 Oy 02 1969 14 s84
25. Appointment of 09 02 1y69 14 3ts4
26. Report October 11 OS 1969 14 404
27. Report - December O1 05 1970 14 +26
28. Additional help Ol 19 1970 14 429
29. Report - January 02 02 1970 14 434
30, Report - February ? 03 02 1970 14 444
31. Report - March 04 20 1970 14 467
32. Report March 31, 1970 04 20 1970 14 467
33. Report April 1970 05 04 1970 14 471
34. Rebate of taxes to St. John's Church 05 04 1970 14 471
35. Report - May 197Q 06 Ol 1970 14 480
36. Abatement - St. John's Episcopal Church 06 Ol 1970 14 480
37. Approval Contract to Audit Office 07 07 1970 14 491
38. Report June 1970 07 07 1970 14 491
39. Report August 09 08 1970 14 525
40. Report - Mr. Sam Johnson 09 21 1970 14 531
41. Report - September IO 05 1970 14 534
42. Order authorizing tax collection as required by law 10 OS 1970 14 535
43. Report - October 11 02 1970 14 541
44. Joint retirement insurance 11 16 1970 14 548
4S. Report - November 12 07 1970 14 549
46. December
Ol 18 1971 14 565
47. January
02 Ol 1971 14 571
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover Count?y, N. C. ; MATTER: TAX DEPARTMENT
?ec. u. s. County Indexea Since 1888 + Yo IOtutO names? open at COTT A-Z TI1B INDEX
rAr OFfiCE C,?i?? An Identifyin8 Ttade Muk ? SURNAME tNtT1AL iAB MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN C. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH GROLINA
NAiURE OF PROCEEDINGS
DATE
Month Day Year
MINUTE BOOK
Vol. Page
l. Mary and Lilly Clark released from tax penalty. 08 06 1928 8 526
2. Sheriff's settlement for 1927 taxes fixed. 08 14 1928 8 527
3. Nathan Cole appeared before Board regarding back tax suits. 08 21 1928 8 527
4. 1927 taxes refunded to Martion Schnibben. 08 21 1928 8 527
5. Schedule "B" tax on Cape Fear Hotel ordered abated. 08 21 1928 8 528
6. Assessment on house of J. K. Taylor was reduced. 08 21 1928 8 528
7. Chairman, Auditor and Attorney authorized to draw a bill for passage before the Legislature for collection 08 21 1928 8 528
of back taxes.
8. Board approved listing of taxes and tax books to be turned over to Sheriff. 08 21 1928 8 528
9. Request of J. H. Hinton for reduction of assessment referred to Chairman. OS 28 1928 8 528
10. James L. Daniels taxes abated. 08 28 1928 8 528
11. J. D. Brown granted tax abatement. 08 28 1928 8 528
12. Report of 1926 taxes uncollected received from J. A. Orrell. 08 28 1928 8 528
13. Auditor and Attorney named to investigate back tax records. 08 28 1928 8 528
14. Back tax collector, Nathan Cole, bond increased. 08 28 1928 8 528
15. F. L. Helm released tax penalty. 09 11 1928 8 531
. 16. Board accepted back taxes on property of the heirs of T. R. Radcliff. 09 11 1928 8 531
17. T. F. Jacobs exempted from poll taxes. 09 11 1928 8 531
18. Board abated Sheriff cost of advertising and sale on taxes due by Richmond Brown. 09 11 1928 8 531
19. J. H. Hinton taxes refunded, they were paid in error. 09 25 1928 8 533
• 20. Back taxes paid by William Russ charged against Nelson Russ heirs, board authorized cancellation of 09 25 1928 8 533
the credit given in error and proper credit be given account of the heirs of Nelson Russ.
21. Thomas Bowen granted abatement of poll taxes. 09 25 1928 8 533
22. W. L. Grisson granted abatement of taxes. 09 25 1928 8 533
23. Heirs of J. C. King granted abatement of taxes. 09 25 1928 8 533
24• J. H. Hinton request for an assessment reduction was declined. 09 25 1928 8 534
25. Request of W. P. Fletcher that Home Building and Loan Association pay real estate tax charged against
J. A. Carter, referred to Chairman and attorney. 09 25 1928 8 534
26. Offer of C. D. Weeks to purchase for his client all tax sales certificates was declined. 09 25 1928 8 534
. 27. Commissioners called upon to decide what real estate personal property tax should be charged against 09 25 1928 8 534
in case of George Hommett, et al and W. D. MacMillan.
28. Request of E. R. Pickard for assessment reduction referred to committee. 10 O1 1928 8 534
29. Sheriffs settlement of 1927 tax books and turned over to Sheriff for collection. 10 Ol 1928 8 534
30. Auditor presented 1928 tax books and turned over to Sheriff for Collection. 10 Ol 1928 8 535
31. All taxpayers who failed to list their taxes and are charged with penalty and come forward before 10 O1 1928 8 535
December 15 will be released from penalty.
32. Home Building and Loan association was allowed to pay back tax in the name of J. A. Carter. 10 O1 1928 8 535
33. Rosa Spruill did not list her car on account of she listed it in Pamlico County. 10 Ol 1928 8 535
34. R. H. Northrop allowed to pay taxes charged against Mamie Walker and J. W. Croom. 10 09 1928 8 536
35. William Cox granted refund of taxes paid in error. 10 09 1928 8 536
36. Harrison Soloman property stricken off asssesment book. 10 09 1928 8 536
37. Assessment charged on piano owned by Dave Walker was reduced. 10 09 1928 8 536
38. Frank Beane granted an abatement of taxes. 10 09 1928 8 536
39. Assessment on lot owned by K. S. King was reduced. 10 09 1928 8 536
40. Annie L. Hicks granted an abatement of taxes. 10 09 1928 8 536
41. Assessment on fixtures in stc?re of George 0'Fish was reduced. 10 09 1928 8 536
42. Pro?osal of C. D.Weeks to purchase all of 1927 tax sale certificates was declined because of same being 10 09 1928 8 536
in the process of collection.
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PAT OFFIGE ??G?i?-? An ldentifying Trade Mark SURNAME INITIAL TAB MIADE BY THE C07T lNDEX COAfPANY, COLUMBUS, OH10
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTN CAROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day I Year Vol. Page
l. Sheriff requested to send out notices to all tax payers. 10 09 1928 8 537
2. Assessment on house of Grover Hill reduced. 10 16 1928 8 537
3. Request of R.W. Page Co. Publishers for a reduction of assessment on machinery referred to Chairman 10 16 1928 $ 537
and Tax Assessors.
4. Rosetta Wright granted a refund of taxes. 10 16 1928 8 537
5. W. L. Grissom granted an abatement of taxes. 10 16 1928 8 537
6. J. H. Hinton granted an abatement of taxes. 10 16 1928 8 537
7. Mr. Cole to furnish Board with list of parties who owe taxes for 1926. 10 16 1928 8 537
$. No action taken on request of Cyrus Hogue ta be re2eased frorri gay-rrent of Magistrates costs for 10 16 1928 8 537
collection of back taxes.
9. Clerk authorized to sell and transfer to J. T. Warren Sheriff's Certificate. 10 16 1928 8 538
Z0. George Rogers allowed to pay 1926,27, and 28 tax,less the poll tax. IO 23 1928 8 538
11. Morris and Co. granted abatement of taxes. 10 23 1928 8 538
12. R. H. Northrop, thru his attorney requested the Board to have stricken off the tax records referred to 10 23 1928 8 538
Attorney.
13. Request of W. S. Smith for reduction of assessment referred to Committee. 10 23 1928 8 538
14. S. R. Townsend released from tax penalty. 10 23 1928 8 538
15. Stiff Piano Co. released from tax penalty. 10 23 1928 8 538
16. Machinery of R. W. Page Co. reduced in assessment. 10 23 1928 8 538
17. Being impossible to prorate tax due by heirs of Richard Bradley the same was cancelled and stricken 10 23 1928 8 538
off back tax records.
18. W. C. Nichols granted abatement and assessment. 10 23 1928 8 538
19. Report on assessments with no changes was received. 10 23 1928 8 538
20. Settlement made in one back tax suit, but not in other three. 10 23 1928 8 539
21. Plasant Lewis released from tax penalty. 10 23 1928 8 539
22. R2quest of Mr. Eubanks for reduction of his assessment referred to Committee. 10 23 1928 8 539
23. Authority given to refund Lucy Fairs, et al an item of tax paid by 1922. 10 30 1928 8 539
24. C. J. Marble released from double tax. 10 30 1928 8 539
25. American Railway Express Co, allowed abatement of taxes. IO 30 I928 8 539
26. J. R. Andrews granted refund of 1928 taxes. 10 30 1928 8 539
27. A. M. Smith 1926 assessment reduced on account of an error. 10 30 1928 8 539
28. Auditor presented statement on back taxes. 10 30 1928 8 540
29. Chesley Bellamy came before the Board relative to an item due the News-Dispatch for publications of
notice of sale of land for taxes by Nathan Cole and other advertisements by the Clerk of Court. 11 05 1928 8 540
30. Mr. Cole presented a list of unpaid taxes for 1926. 11 05 1928 8 540
31. Lena Westbrook released from tax penalty for 1927. 11 05 1928 8 540
32. Bond of Nathan Cole, back tax collector, has not been furnished to Clerk. 11 05 1928 8 541
33. Tax paid by Sy Gause to be refunded. 11 13 1938 8 541
34. F. L. Helms released from tax penalty. 11 13 1928 8 541
35. Board voted to accept flat tax from D. M. Hart. 11 13 1928 8 541
36. Chain Store License ta? refunded to David Pender Grocery co. 11 13 1928 8 541
37. Mary Hanby tax abated on cost and interest for 1925. 11 13 1928 8 541
38. Matter of tax due by Isaac Boykin referred to Mr. Cole for collection. 11 13 1928 8 542
39. Auditor ancl Assessors named to investigate request for reduction of assessrnents on the Gore Estate. 11 20 1928 8 542
40. Chain Store tax refunded to Woolworth Co. and J. C. Penny. 11 20 1928 8 542
41. Action deferred on request of J.O.Reilly for the estate of W.B.McKoy that property be eliminated from tax 11 20 1928 8 542
Books.
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover Count?, N. C. _ MATTER: TAX DEPARTMENT
nec. u. s. Counry Indexea Since 1888 ? 10 lom}e names? open pt COTT Ad TAB INDEX
?AT OFi1CE C??l-?e-? An Identi(ying Trade Mark SURNAME INIiIAL TAB MUIDE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COIUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH GROLINA
NATURE Of PROCEEDINGS
DATE
Month Day Yea?
MINUTE BOOK
Vol. Page
l. Report received concerning back taxes p. 542-543.
2. Sol Sternberger allowed to pay 1926 tax less the penalty.
3. Alice Green released tax penalty.
4. Back taxes charge the Wilmington Oil & Fertilizer Co. cancelled.
5. E. E. Brinsers Sons, Inc. tax assessment granted.
6. L. H. Love tax assessment granted.
7. C. G. Cowan tax refunded on account of overpayment.
8. William Duckes granted an abatement of taxes.
9. Chain Store tax refvnded to Merit Shoe Co.
10. Statement on all back taxes presented to Auditor.
11. Mr. Cole to furnish Board with back taxes for January, 1929.
12. Request of George Woelse to pay real estate tax on Cain Solomon, deceased, referred to Chairman and
Attorney.
13. E. Q. Davis granted an abatement of poll tax.
14. W. G.Dizor granted an abatement of taxes due to error
15. Henrietta Johnson's back taxes cancelled.
16. Request of Hilton Lumber Co. for tax abatement referred to Chairman and Auditor.
17. A. Angelus released from payment of tax penalty.
18. Auditor authorized and instructed to advance costs in back tax suits.
19. James Cox tax assessment reduced.
20. Nathan Cole, requested to insert in all judgments of foreclosure in tax matters.
21. Matter of adjusting assessment of William Fennell referred to Chairman.
22. Matter of adjusting back taxes by determining proper party responsible for said tax referred to Chairman
and Auditor.
23. Tax penalty against John Hill and heirs having no equity was released.
24. L. H. and J. B. Fox released from tax penalty.
25. Bertha Smith released from tax penalty.
26. Frank Shepard released from tax penalty.
27. Request of H. Stein for reduction in assessment referred to Chairman and Tax Assessor.
28. Tax paid in error by John Moore was refunded.
29. Sol Sternberger allowed to pay 1925 tax less poll and personal tax.
30. Louisa Wilson released payment of tax penalty.
31. Heirs of Hattie Davis granted abatement of taxes.
32. Maggie Boyd granted abatement of tax penalty.
33. Virginia Howard granted abatement of tax penalty.
34. Chain Store tax refunded to C. D. Kenny Co.
35. Chairman and Assessors authorized reduction of Assessments.
36. Back taxes against Ishan and Rosanna Blango cancelled.
37. Isiah Ballard granted abatement of poll tax.
38. J. F. Roache granted reduced assessment and abatement.
39. William,Hi11 allowed to pay poll and personal tax due by W. 0. Pearson.
40. Ada Boney released tax penalty.
41. J. C. Roe granted an abatement of taxes.
42. Request of J. B. Harvell to be released from payment of poll, penalty and costs referred to Chairman
and Auditor.
43. Mary Warren granted abatement of taxes on Corporate excess.
11 20 1928 8
11 27 1928 8 543
11 27 1928 8 543
11 27 1928 8 543
11 27 1928 8 543
11 27 1928 8 543
11 27 1928 8 543
11 27 1928 8 543
11 27 19?8 8 545
11 27 1928 8 545
11 27 1928 8 546
12 03 1928 8 546
12 03 1928 8 546
12 03 1928 8 546
12 11 1928 8 547
12 11 1928 8 548
12 11 1928 8 548
12 11 1928 8 548
12 11 1928 8 548
12 11 1928 8 548-549
12 11 1928 8 549
12 11 1928 8 549
12 18 1928 8 549
12 18 1928 8 549
12 18 1928 8 549
12 18 1928 8 549
12 18 1928 8 549
12 18 1928 8 549
12 24 1928 8 550
12 24 1928 8 550
12 24 1928 8 550
12 24 1928 8 550
12 24 1928 8 550
12 24 1928 8 550
12 24 1928 8 550
12 24 1928 8 550
12 31 1928 8 551
12 31 1928 8 551
12 31 1928 8 551
12 31 1928 8 551
12 31 1928 8 551
12 31 1928 8 551
Ol 07 1929 8 552
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover Count?, N. C. , MATTER• TAX DF.PARTMENT `
¦ec. u. s. ?,,,,/? County Indezce Since 1888 YO IOCCte names, open Of COTf A•2 TAB INDEX
r?t OFFIGE ?p/iii(y6?F An Identifying Trade Mark ? SURNAME INliIAL TAB OLO BY OWEN GTDUNNENEWB RN,?NORTH CAROLHNA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month I Day Yea? Vol. I Page
1. 0. T. Wallace granted abatement of taxes.
2. E.C.Duncan released from poll tax and tax penalty.
3. RequesC of George Burnett for assessment reduction referred to Chairman and assessors.
4. Ernest Murray released tax penalty.
5. Thomas Wright allowed to pay real estate tax less tax penalty.
6. Archie Murray released from tax penalty.
7. F. D. Stelyis granted abatement of taxes.
g, Request of W.R. Yopp for reduction of assessment referred to Tax lister.
9. Request that Messers Jackson and Be?? be a??osaed to pay back taxes was deferred.
10. D. E. Wilkins granted abatement of poll tax.
11. M. E. Horne assessment reduced.
12. Request that Carolina Building and Loan pay 1928 tax on real estate of Hezikiah Pollock was granted.
13. Request of Wilmington Savings aand Trust for the Gore Estate, for tax abatement was granted.
14. Request of W. D. Hall and George Hewlett for reduction of assessments referred to Chairman.
15. Request of W. J. Smith for assessment reduction referred to tax lister.
16. Heirs of T. H. Hall released from payment of tax penalty.
17. Mr. Cole to appear before Board to straighten out matter of back tax suits.
18. Matter of adjusting tax matter presented by J. A. Norton claims that taxes due by Col. Campbell referred
to Chairman.
19. Request of J. C. Williams for reduction of assessment referred to Chairman.
20. J. H. Woebse released tax penalty.
21. Request of Dick Gaynor and 5arah Walker for tax adjustment referred to Auditor.
22. Eveline Moore released from tax penalty.
23. Loose-leaf binders bought for tax books.
24. J. J.Moore granted a tax abatement.
25. William Struthers released from tax penalty.
26. Request of Clark Lynch Lumber Co. to be released from prorata part of poll and personal tax referred
' to Chairman
? 27. Archie Murray was released from payment of interest and cost charged in back taxes.
28. Request that Ada Terrell be released from the payment of court costs for collection of back taxes to be
investigated.
29. J. M. Brand, Jr. granted abat?ment of taxes.
30. Assessment reduced owned by the heirs of W. B. Canady.
31. Attorneys fee paid to Mr. Cole in suits for the collection back taxes relative to reducing same in
proportion to the amount of taxes sued for was discussed.
32. Request of J. F. Meyer for reduction of assessment referred to Chairman.
33. Matter of releasing L.A. Mobley from payment of tax penalty referred to Chairman.
34. Sol Sternberger allowed to pay tax in the name of 3.W. Westbrook less poll and personal.
35. Matter of placing responsibility of payment of court costs for collection of back taxes was deferred.
36. William Green released from payment of tax penalty.
37. Assessment at Wrightsville Beach fixed, becuase it is under water.
38. J. E. Casteen exempted from poll tax.
39. Lula Spicer released from payment of tax penalty.
40. Cornelia Waddell granted an abatement of taxes.
41. Ada Terrell allowed to pay taxes less court costs and atCorneys fees.
42. Mr. Cole presented bill for Court costs on suits for collection of back taxes brought by him in error.
Ol 07 1929 8 552
Ol 07 1929 8 552
O1 07 1929 8 552
Ol ?5 1929 8 552
Ol 1?' 1929 8 552
O1 15 1929 8 55?
Ol 15 1929 8 55?
Ol 15 1929 8 553
0? I5 ?929 & 553
Ol 22 1929 8 553
O1 22 1929 8 553
O1 22 1929 8 553
Ol 22 1929 8 553
Ql 22 1929 8 553
O1 22 1929 8 553
Ol 22 1929 8 553
Ol 22 1929 8 554
O1 29 1929 8 554
O1 29 1929 8 554
O1 29 1929 8 554
Ol 29 1929 8 554
O1 29 1929 8 554 ?
Ol 29 1929 8 554
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Ol 29 1929 8 554
O1 29 1929 8 554
02 04 1929 8 555
02 04 1929 8 555
02 04 1929 8 555
02 04 1929 8 555
02 04 1929 8 555
02 04 1929 8 556
02 04 1929 8 556
02 04 1929 8 556
02 12 1929 8 556
02 12 1929 8 556
02 12 1929 8 556
02 12 1929 8 556
02 12 1929 8 556
02 12 1929 8 556
02 12 1929 8 556
02 12 1929 8 556
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INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES
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??t OFFICE ??1??- An ldentifying Trade Mark SURNAME INITIAL TAB MADE BY THE C07T INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS.OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DU NN, NEW BE RN, NORT H CAROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
? Month Day Year Vol, Page
l. Matter of adopting back tax record kept by Auditor referred to Attorney for consideration, request of 02 12 1929 8 557
Woodus Kellum to adjust error of back taxes was ordered held.
2. J. I. Crews granted refund of taxes. 02 12 1929 8 558
3. N. M. Downing released from payment of tax penalty. 02 19 1929 8 559
4. C. H.Stantan released from payment of tax penalty. 02 19 1929 8 559
5. James Jackson request to be relieved of payment of pro-rata part of personal property declined. 02 19 1929 8 559
6. Request of Clark-Lynch Lumber Co. to be allowed to pay taxes for years 1922,23 and 24 was granted. 02 19 1929 8 559
7. Mrs. E. S. Waddell house assessment reduced. 02 19 1929 8 560
8.. Numerous complaints coming to Board by parties receiving no notice fo? suit for collection of back taxes
moved that Chairman be authorized not to v erify future complaints. 02 19 1929 8 560
9. Ada Terrell allowed to pay 1926 tax less court costs. 02 19 1929 8 560
10. Communication received from Auditor on back taxes. 02 19 1929 8 560
?11. Rosa Cazaux released from tax penalty. 02 26 1929 8 561
12. Mary Hattaway granted an abatement of taxes. 02 26 1929 8 561
13. It was moved that correction be made by correcting amount due by A.B. Redd and refund to him the difference .03 04 1929 8 562
14. Neil Woods granted refund of poll taxes. 03 12 1929 8 563
15. Carolina Building and Loan allowed to pay 1938 tax in name of M.B. Butler less poll and personal tax. 03 12 1929 8 563
16. E. H. Buck released from tax penalty. 03 12 1929 8 563
17. Matter of employing tax collector deferred. 03 12 1929 8 564
19. Statement received from Auditor showing cases not brought to suit for collection of back taxes by Mr. Cole. 03 19 1929 8 564
20. Tony Applewhite granted refund of taxes. 03 19 1929 8 564
21. Matter of abating poll tax against Mary Smith, referred to Chairman and Attorney 03 19 1929 8 564
22. Sheriff to collect "For Hire" tax for trucks hired out having to do with construction of Carolina Beach Rd 03 19 1929 8 565
23. Matter of back taxes due by J. T. Lee omitted from Sheriffs sales certificate through error. 03 19 1929 8 565
24. Matter of employing tax collector to collect 1927 taxes referred to Chairman and Auditor. 03 19 1929 8 565
25. Asssessments of autos for taxation for 1928 too low and value increased. 03 19 1929 8 565
26. Jennie Banta estate released from tax penalty. 03 26 1929 8 565
27. No action taken on request of William Roseman for abatement of taxes. 03 26 1929 8 565
28. Herbert Johnson allowed abatement of taxes. 03 26 1929 8 566
29. Transcript of back taxes are correct. 03 26 1929 8 566
30. W. L. Smith released from payment of tax penalty. 04 02 1929, 8 567
31. C. W. Worth released from payment of tax penalty. 04 02 1929 8 567
'32. J.S. Shepard released from payment of tax penalty. 04 02 1929 8 567
33. J. A. Orrell, Auditor, appointed City Tax Supervisor. 04 02 1929 8 567
34. Tax listers appointed. 04 02 1929 8 567
35. Dr. R. D. Jewett granted tax abatement. 04 02 1929 8 567
36. A..S. Kerby allowed to pay back taxes due by W. Albert Brown less tax penalty. 04 09 1929 8 568
37. Matter of back tax suit against W. H. McMillan referred to Attorney. 04 09 1929 8 568
38. Back taxes charged against E.F. Pittman were cancelled. 04 09 1929 8 568
39. V. Sidbury released from payment of tax penalty. 04 09 1929 8 569
40. Matter of back taxes in the name of W. N. Harriss Administrator, being paid r.eferred to Chairman. 04 09 1929 8 569
41. Judgement against Rural Bldg. and Loan on matter of back taxes was cancelled. 04 16 1929 8 569
42. J. 0. Hinton asked to file complaint on his tax assessment. 04 16 1929 8 569
43. Alberta Palmgreen granted abatement of taxes. 04 16 1929 8 570
44. J. F. Meyer assessment reduced. 04 16 1929 8 570
45. Mr. Wilkins, Taz lister takes returns at his store for Castle Hayne residei?ts. 04 16 1929 8 570
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NIADE BY THE COTT INDE% COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
DATE
Month Day Year
MINUTE BOOK
Vol. Page
1. Insolvent tax items, with affidavits, accepted and listed aphabetically under townships.
Z. Taxes to George Honnett, Block 496, transferred to George Hannett, Block 165.
3. Great Atlantic and Pacific Stores to pay taxes for 1927-28.
4. C. H. Stanton released from penalty.
5. Board ruled that: J. 0. Reilly pay court cost, interest, and N. Cole cancel attorney fee but allowed to
change regular rates for tax collections.
6. Mrs. J. K. Taylor requested, declined release from courtcost, attorney fee in tax collection suit.
7. Hugh Pace request for cancellation of back-tax charges against Cora May Lee referred to Chairman.
&. ?T?athart Co?e ir?structed to furnzsh surety bond.
9. More time to explain tax case held in obeyance.
10. Board voted for personal property exemption due tax payers.
11. Resolution from auditor adopted on tax collections.
12. Tax listers to also list dogs.
13. E.R. Pickards request for assessment reduction considered for June meeting.
14. Judgment against W. E. Patterson's property canceled, tax accepted.
15. R. F. Hewlett complaint for assessment reduction referred to assessor.
16. B. F. Hall declined assessment reduction.
17. Woodus Kellum given time to file complaint for adjustment.
18. Sheriff made further report on 1928 tax collections; time extended; list reviewed.
19. Assessments reduced on Kate William's estate, and abatement ordered on $800.
20. Murray James requested Carolina Building F? Loan Assoc. pay taxes on Jacob Russ property for 1927-28,
and personal taxes charged, but referred to auditor and attorney.
10 O1 1928 8 534
11 09 1928 8 541
12 11 1928 8 548
02 29 1929 8 559
02 29 1929 8 560
02 26 1929 8 561
02 26 1929 8 56I
03 04 1929 8 562
03 12 1929 8 563
03 12 1929 8 564
04 15 1929 8 569
04 16 1929 8 571
05 28 1929 8 576
07 O1 1929 8 582
07 08 1929 8 584
07 08 1929 8 584
07 08 1929 8 584
07 30 1929 8 587
10 O1 1929 8 597
10 O1 1929 8 597
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DAiE MINUTE BOOK
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
Month Day I Year Vol. I Page
l. Due to errors on back tax books, Mr. Cole is to be released from payment of court costs. 04 16 1929 8 570
2. Board authorized acceptance of tax due by E.M. Butler for year 1889. 04 16 1929 8 570
3. Matter of cancelling back taxes due by Dr. Harriss referred to Auditor. 04 16 1929 8 570
4. Jefferson Standard Insurance Co. allowed to pay 1928 tax less tax penalty. 04 16 1929 8 570
5. A. E. Cumber allowed to correct tax list. 04 23 1929 8 571
6. Board refused to pay W. N. Harriss advanced costs in back tax suits because Legislature made it 04 23 1929 8 571
illegal for Commissioners to advance costs.
7. Matter of Lewis Foy having said he paid taxes and County saying he has not referred to Attorney. 04 23 1929 8 571
8. W.H. Corbett released frorr? tax penalty. 04 23 Z929 & ?7?
9. Matter of assessing autos at a 10% increase was recinded and Auditor to use Auto blue Book in preparing 04 23 1929 8 571
auto assessments.
10. Matter referred to Tax lister concerning the assessment of I. C. Triplet. 04 23 1929 8 571
11. J. N. Bryant's request for reduction of assessment to be investigated. 04 23 1929 8 571
12. Interest reduced on all taxes that have been reduced to judgment and has been uncollected. 04 23 1929 8 571
13. A. S. Williams, Trustee of Walter Clark made settlement of taxes but refused to pay court costs, 04 30 1929 8 572
Chairman did?'t accept check.
14. Request of J. D. Edwards for a corrected assessment referred to Chairman and Auditor. 04 30 1929 8 572
15. J. P. Russ released from poll and personal tax. 04 30 1929 8 572
16. Back taxes against Julia Austin were ordered cancelled. 04 30 1929 8 572
17. Rev. A. J. Wilson released from Foll and tax penalty. 04 30 1929 8 572
18. Request by Louis Moore for assessment reduction was deferred. 04 30 1929 8 572
19. J. N. Bryant granted abatement of taxes. 04 30 1929 8 572
20. Mr. Cole at next meeting to advise why he failed to furnish surety bond. 04 30 1929 8 572
21. Tax Assessment of George Hewlett was reduced and abatement of taxes. 05 06 1929 8 573
22. Stella McDougall released from tax penalty. 05 06 1929 8 573
23. Request by Hugh Mac Rae to reduce assessments of the Wrightsville Beach Causeway. 05 06 1929 8 573
24. Request of E. V. McKenzie to have taxes alloted referred to Chairman, Attorney and Auditor. 05 06 1929 8 573
25. Sheriff appeared and reported that taxes for year 1928 collected. 05 06 1929 8 573
26. William Struthers and J. D. Edwards elected assessors. 05 06 1929 8 573
27. Hilton Lumber Co. granted abatement of taxes. 05 06 1929 8 573
28. Board accepted back tax paid by Paul Caase with interest. 05 14 1929 8 574
29. All tax payers paying back taxes in cases where interest has accru ed will only be required to pay 05 14 1929 8 574
60% interest.
30. Resignation of National Cole, Tax collector, accepted. 05 14 1929 8 574
31. Assessment reduced on land owned by Chadbourn Lumber Co. and S.E. Lofton. 05 14 1929 8 574
32. H. A. W. Smith granted tax abatement. 05 14 1929 8 574
33. R. F. HAmme granted tax abatement. 05 14 1929 8 574
34. Matter of adjusting taxes of J.P. Moore, referred to Chairman, Auditor and Attorney. 05 14 1929 8 574
35. John Taylor exempted from poll tax. 05 14 1929 8 574
36. Assessment of Chadbourn Lumber Co. and S.E. LOfton reduced. 05 21 1929 8 576
37. Assessment of Church of God reduced. OS 21 1929 8 576
38. Charles Meier exempt from poll tax. 05 28 1929 8 576
39. List of names of people who paid taxes were selected for jury list. 06 03 1929 8 577
40. L. R. Bridges released from tax penalty. 06 03 1929 8 577
41. A. M. Chinnis released from tax penalty. 06 11 1929 8 578
42. Taxes abated on a house in Winter Park. 06 11 1929 8 578
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DATE MINUTE BOOK
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
Month ( Day ?
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l. Request of L. F. Burnett for assessment reduction referred to Tax Assessors. 06 11 1929 8 578
2. Land of W. A. Spencer assessment reduced. 06 18 1929 8 579
3. Schedule "B" taxes amended. 06 18 1929 8 579
4. Matter of adjusting taxes and court costs on taxes due G. Colluci was referred to Chairman and Attorney. 06 18 1.929 8 579
5. Request of Woodus Kellum for adjustment of assessment referred to Tax Assessors. 06 25 1929 8 580
6. Kenneth Murray released poll taxes. 06 25 1929 8 580
? 7. Poll taxes collected from H. E. Carroll ordered remitted. 06 25 1929 8 580
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8. Refund of Schedule "B" tax less Sheriffs Commission of 5%. 06 25 1929 8 580
9. Assessment on house owned by L. F. Burnett reduced and taxes abated. 06 25 1929 8 580
10. William Brown granted abatement of taxes. ? 06 25 1929 8 580
11. Keith Brothers released from penalty. 06 25 1929 8 580
12. Sheriff granted an extension of time to make tax settlement. 07 Ol 1929 8 581
13. Matter of correcting assessments of the Carolina Beach Corp. referred to Chairman,Auditor and Attorney. 07 Ol 1929 8 581
14. All property listed by the Carolina Beach Corp. to be eliminated from list. 07 Ol 1929 8 581
15. Board accepted recommendations made by Tax assessors for reduction of assessments. 07 08 1929 8 584
16. John Hazelhurst allowed to pay real estate tax. 07 09 1929 8 583
17. $abies Hospital exempted from taxes subject to approval of Attorney. 07 09 1929 8 583
18. Request of L.T. Jernigan to be released from taxes on merchandise in store was declined. 07 09 1929 8 583
19. Henry Burnett allowed to pay realestate tax less personal property tax. 07 09 1929 8 583
20. Rose Spear reTeased from tax penalty. 07 09 1929 8 583
21. Heirs of Abby Merrick released from tax penalty. 07 23 1929 8 585
22. Request of Charles Green for reduction of assessment referred to Chairman. 07 ?3 1929 8 585
23. Request of J. P. Lyon to be exempt from payment of taxes on auto and construction equipment was declined. 07 23 1929 8 586
24. Susie staton released from tax penalty. 07 23 1929 8 586
25. Mrs. Edgar Taylor request to be exempt from payment of taxes declined. 07 23 1929 8 586.
26. Matter of adjusting taxes for Walter Sidberry referred to Chairman. 07 23 1929 8 586
27. Reduction in assessments ordered. 07 30 1929 8 586
28. Lots owned by E. R.Pickard reduced. 07 30 1929 $ 586
29. Request of J. H. Hinton for reduction of assessment deferred. 07 30 1929 8 586
30. Mrs. I. C. Triplet granted refund of 1927 taxes and abatement of 1928 taxes. 07 30 1929 8 587
31.. S. G. Bennett released from tax penalty. 08 05 1929 8 588
32. Referring to certain reduction on assessments at Carolina Beach voted to allow said reductions to apply 08 05 1929 8 588
for 1928.
33. Assessments charged against Carolina Beach Corporation cancelled. 08 05 1929 8 588
34. Request of Mrs. W. M. Cumming for a reduction of assessments was declined. 08 05 1929 8 588
35. Request that Mary Meares be allowed to pay auto tax on same basis as 1928 taxes was declined. O8 05 1929 8 588
36. Request of G. C. Boredeaux for refund of taxes referred to Chairman. 08 13 1929 8 590
37. Estate of James Maultsby released from payment of tax penalty. 08 13 1929 8 590
38. Land owned by R. L. Barham was reduced in assessments. 08 13 1929 8 590
39. Land owned by Louis Moore was reduced in assessments. 08 13 1929 8 590
40. Chain Store Tax refunded to Dixie Shoe Co. and Farley Clothing Co. 0$ 27 1929 8 593
41. J. T. Foy land was reduced in assessments. 08 27 1929 8 593
42. Request of H. N. Bryand for reduced in assessments stating that Saw Mill was burned on property 08 27 1929 8 593
referred to Tax Asse?ssors.
43. J. D.Edwards granted a refund of Tax paid on house. 0$ 27 1929 8 593
44. Mitheo Moore released from payment of tax penalty. 09 03 1929 8 595
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SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BE RN, NORTH CAROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDtNGS DATE MlNUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
l. R. E. Blake allowed abatement of taxes on dog. 09 10 19?9 8 595
3. W. F. Jordon granted abatement of poll and personal tax. 09 10 1929 8 595
4. Prices of property owned by Babies Hospital Corp. were made tax free. 09 10 1929 8 595
5. Request of I. C. Wright executor of estate of Kate Williams that assessment be reduced referred to 09 17 1929 8 596
Chairman.
6. Request of E. G. King that assessment be reduced referred to Committee. 09 17 1929 8 596
7. Request of Carrie Hargrove that assessment be reduced referred to Chairman. 09 17 1929 8 596
8. Assessment on house of E. G. King was reduced. 10 O1 1929 8 598
9. Request of Dr. Bellamy for a reduction of assessment was declined. 10 O1 I929 8 598
10. Board authorized refund of taxes paid by Mrs. Ada Terrell, it should have been charged to the 10 Ol 1929 8 598
Railroad Company.
11. W. L. DeRoset granted abatement of taxes, property was listed in error. 10 07 1929 8 598
12. Sheriffs settlement of taxes-for 1928 was presented and the Board accepted. 10 07 1929 8 599
13. J. C. King taxes cancelled. 11 15 1929 9 1
14. H. Jaffe allowed tax payment. 11 15 1929 9 1
15. A. W. Branch referred on reduction. 11 15 1929 9 1
16. Edgar Holden granted abatement. 11 15 1929 9 1
17. C. D. Weeks assessment reduced. 11 15 1929 9 1
18. J. W. Branch released from penalty. 11 15 1929 9 1
19. Lliles Carroll released from penalty. 11 15 1929 9 1
20. J. D. Bellamy given compromise. 11 15 1929 9 1
2I. Swift Fertilize granted abatement. 11 15 1929 9 1
22. S. D. Brodeaux requested, referred for abatement. 11 15 1929 9 1
23. S. S. Robinson requested, granted abatement. 11 15 1929 9 1
24. Primv.s Davis taxes cancelled. 11 22 1929 9 3
25. C. C. Redd requested, referred for reduction, 11 22 1929 9 3
26. T. B. LeGwin requested, declined reduction. 11 22 192?- 9 3
27. Tax Collector given Resolution, licensed tax adopted. 11 22 19L9 9 3
28. J. D. Bellamy, Sr. declined comp.romise. 11 22 1929 9 3
29. City requested, declin:ed tax release, certificates transferred. 11 29 1929 9 3
30. Mrs. E. T. Bear requested, referred for reduction. 11 29 1929 9 3
31. Cpt. T. J. Pate released from penalty. 11 29 1929 9 4?;
32. A. C. Stephen granted abatement. 11 29 1929 9 4
33. Mrs. Lena Goldstein requested, declined reduction. 11 29 1929 9 4
34. County reinbursed, Jacob Russ personal ?ax released. 11 12 1929 9 6
35. A. L. Heins assessments reduced, abatement ordered. 11 12 1929 9 7
36. Carolina Beach Corp. granted abatement. 11 12 1929 9 7
37. Dr. E. C. Person petitioned, referred for reduction. 11 12 1929 9 7
38. Louise McCorver referred on back taxes. 11 19 1929 9 8
39. T. A. Green requested, referred for penalty. 11 19 1929 9 8
40. Ralph Key refunded po11 tax. 11 19 1929 9 8
41. Edith Faison assessments reduced. 11 26 1929 9 10
42. Abatement ordered on Roger Moore Co. 11 26 1929 9 10
43. Assessments-abatements reduced on Dr. E. C. Person property. 11 26 1929 9 11
44. Harris Newma.n requested, referred for abatement. 11 26 1929 9 11
45.W. H. and Minnie Moore given abatement. 11 26 1929 9 11
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SOLD BY OWEN C. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH UROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEfDINGS
DATE
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1. Cyrus V. Lewen allowed tax payment.. 12 2 1929 9 11
2. J. D. Powers granted abatement. 12 2 1929 9 11
3. Charles Smith granted poll tax re?.ease. 12 2 1929 9 11
4. J. D. Bellamy, Sr. referred for settlement. 12 2 1929 9 11
5. C. N. Murrin refunded tax. 12 2 1929 9 12
b, C. E. Keer authorized back-tax cancella?ion. 12 2 1929 9 12
? 7. Bernard 0'Neill granted abatement. 12 2 1929 9 12
8. G. H. Howell allowed part payment. 12 2 1929 9 13
9. Louis T. Moore ?iven reductio?. 12 192g 9 13
10. F. A. Ford referred for reduction. 12 2 1929 9 13
11. J. S. Funchess referred for reduction. 12 2 1929 9 13
12. Frank Mills granted abatement and penalty released. 12 2 1929 9 13
13. Maggie B. Lilly given refund, abatement cancelled. 12 2 1929 9 13
14. T. A. Meares granted reduction, abatement ordered. 12 2 1929 9 13
15. C. A. Lord granted reduction, abatement ordered. 12 2 I929 9 13
16. R. Y. Lennon granted refund. 12 24 1929 9 14
17. Sal Sternberger referred for reduction. 12 31 1929 9 14
18. Back tax memorandum received. I2 3I 1929 9 15
19, Mrs. Bertha R. Smith released from penalty. 12 31 1929 9 15
20. Sidney Baker released from penalty. 1 6 1930 9 16
21. James E. Wade requested, granted abatement. 1 6 1930 9 I6
22. R. N. Northrop requested, granted abatement. 1 6 1930 9 16
23, Action rescinded on abatement on Carolina Place lot. 1 6 1930 9 16
24. Coinmzttee on back tax named. 1 6 1930 9 I6
25. W. M. Fulcher given reduction and refund. 1 14 1930 9 17
26. J. A.Dennis requested reduction, abatement ordered. 1 14 1930 9 17
27. ,7. T. Yates given reduction, abatem.ent ordered. 1 14 1930 9 17
28. C. C.. Redd given reduction. 1 14 193Q 9 17
29. A. C. Roseman deferred for reduction. 1 14 1930 9 17
30. W. H. Roberts granted po11 tax reduction. 1 21 1930 9 18
31. Theodore Jacobs granted abatement. 1 21 1930 9 18
32,A. B. Sternberger granted reduction. 1 21 1930 9 18
33. Thomas Losses refunded taxes. 1 21 1930 9 18
34. R. M. Kermon requested, declined license tax on fortune telling. 1 21 1930 9 18
35. Tax collection to proceed, action deferred on Committee's report. 1 21 1930 9 18
36. J. F. Croom granted abatement. I 21 I930 9 I8
37. Taxpayer allowed partial payment on back taxes. 1 28 1930 9 19
38. W. B. McClellan given reduction, aha?ement granted. 1 28 1930 9 19
39. No action taken on report from Tax Relief Association. 1 28 1930 9 19
40. County Attorney's recommendation adopted on tax payment. 1 28 1930 9 19
41. Mrs. Lola B. Dellinger granted abatement and penalty release. 2 3 1930 9 20
42.?• T. Jewell granted abatement and penalty release. 2 3 I930 9 20
43. S. E. Holden granted refund, 2 3 1930 9 20
44. Mr. & Mrs. W. J. Jones requested back tax payment. 2 3 1930 9 20
45. W. H. DavZS referred on. assessment. 2 3 1930 9 20
46, Committee report accepted on back taxes. 2 3 1930 9 20
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r: NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
1:; Audit - Transferof funds
2. City-County Appointment of
3,' February -Collector of Revenue report
4?y' March-Collector of Revenue report
5?. Tax collector`s position-Taxpayers Association
6:? April-Collector of Revenue report
7,. Salary of Acting Tax Collector
8. Salary Revenue Clerk in City/County Tax Collector's Office
9. Tax CoZlector`s Office
10. May-Collector of Revenue report
11. Request for transf? of funds from Independent Data processing account to postage
12., June-Collector of Revenue report
13, July-Collector of Revenue report
14. Overtime in August
15t August-Collector of Revenue report
16: September-Collector of revenue report and discussion of salary of collector
17. October-collector of revenue report
?8. November - collector of revenue report
19; Report of December 1971
20. Move of Office
21: Report of January
22. Review of Tax Collection Division
23; Report of February
24. Cost of Survey and Operations Manual for
25. Settlement of Tax Collections for 1970
26. Oath of Office for Collector
27. Report of March
28. Report of April
29. Selection of Auditor
30. Report of May
31. Report of June
32. Report of July
33, Delivery of Tax bills to
34. Report of August
35, Report of September
36. Report of October
37: Report of November
38. Report of Dec. 1972
39. Report of Jan. 1973
40. Report of Feb. 1973
41. Report of Mar. 1973
42. Report of Apr. 1973
43. Report of May, 1973
44. Report of June, 1973
45: Report of July, 1973
46. Approval of 1972 settlement
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l. Carolina Building and Loan to pay Iriving Bradley's taxes.
2. Willie Johnson granted abatement.
3. K. D. Dixon granted abat.ement.
4, Auto assessment fixed.
5. Mary Merrick released from penalty.
6. W. W. Sellers granted abatement.
7. F. H. Armstrong granted reduction.
8. Norman Shiver exempted from poll tax penalty.
9. O.E. Lewis declined reduction.
10. William Fennell assessment cancelled, Courtcost released.
11. Dr. E. Cooper Person notified on assessments.
12. John B. Hill referred for reduction.
13. L. C. Herring allowed payment on daughter.
14. Elmer Jones released from penalty.
15. J. F. Fox given reduction, abatement ordered.
16. Mrs. E. B. Green'S house assessment reduced, abatement ?rdered.
17. J. W. Stewart given poll tax exemption.
18. M. A. Curtis given reduction, abatement ordered.
19. J. A. Orrell appointed Tax Supervisor.
20. H. F. Wilder refunded tax.
21• Henry Moore exempted from poll tax.
22. C. D. Hogue referred on cancellacaon.
23. - W. G. Pridgen granted abatement.
24. ? C. T. Allen remitted poll tax.
25• Frederick Willetts and C. S. Southerland referred on title and tax.
26• Carolina Mort?age Co. referred far,reduction.
2.7• Mrs. Mary S. Gause granted abatement.
28,• H. C. Spooner refun ded poll tax.
2`?• R. L. Sellexs declined poll tax refund.
30. H. H. Pike and Co. referred for abatement.
31. Dr. E. C. Person to be notified on assessments.
32• Taxes accepted on Henry Webb.
?3• Edward Campbell released from penalty.
34, Gity g?ranted abatements .
35. G. G. Moore granted abatement.
36. J. D. Edwards and H. F. Wilders appointed assessors.
37. T. Lawson given poll tax refund.
38. W. L. Smith given reduction.
39. Assessment ordered on L. D. Davis Pavillian and Dr. Persons reinstated.
40. Moses Scott released from penalty.
?.1. Assessments reduced, abatemen.t ordered on Block 236 Building.
42. Resolution on untitled property tax referrea to Assessors. "
43. R. L. Hammond referred for reduction.
44. H. F. Wilder requested reduction.
4?. Phillip Buskins granted poll tax abatement.
45 John Goodwin released from penalty.
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COTi A•Z TA! INDEX
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SOLD YY OWEN i. OUNN, NEN tERN, NORTN GROLINA
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Dny Year Vol. Page
?.. C. H. Bush granted abatenzent. 4 22 1930 9 39
2.. Hilton Z,umber Co. assessments fixed. 4 29 1930 9 39
3, N. E. Land and Timber Co. assessments fixed. 4 29 1930_ 9 40
4., Texas Co. as5essments fixed. ? . 4 29 1930.. 9 40
. 5t. Hudson and Schuggs released from liens. 4 29 1930_ 9 40
6,. Listings extended. 4 29 1930 9 40
7., Cyrus Hogue declined cancellation. ? 4 29 1903 9 40
8, Tax Collection reported. 4 29 1930. 9 41
9, Tax cancelled on J. C. Stout. 4 29 1930 9 41
10. P. L. Sellers released from penalty. a?atement granted. 4 29 1930 9 41
11, Martha Hill released from penalty. 4 29 1930 9 41
12.. C. W. Rehder grar?.ted abatement. 4 29 1930 9 41
13. Howard A. Hanby granted abatement. ? 14 1930 9 42
14.. J. N. Bryant granted abatement. 5 14 1930 9 42
15. Hagon Saunders back taxes cancelled. 5 14 1930 9 42
16., Brookwood Realty Corp. given refund. 5 14 1930 9 42
17,. E.S. Waddell requested, referred for abatement. S 20 1930 9 43
18.. J. H. Fussell released from penalty. 5 20 1930. 9 43
19.. Dr. E. C. Person assessments can.celled. . 5 20 1930 9 43
20.. G. H. Moore and Mrs. Ella M. Parker released from penalty. S 20 1930 9 43 .
21,_ J. E. Edwards granted poll tax refund. 5 20 1930 9 43
22.. Taxes accepted on Alice Buie. 5 20 19?0 9 44
23.. R. M. Coleman ?ranted abatement. 5 20 1930_ 9 44
24?. W. H. Davis released from penalty. 6 2 1930 9 44
25._ H, L. Bell referred for abatement. 6 2 1930 9 44
26.. W. B. Campbell referred for reductioa?.. 6 2 1930 9 44
27.. Major Stringfield released from penalty. 6 10 1930 9 44
28.. Henry Normen assessments reduced. 6 10 1930 9 44
29.. W. J. Warwick granted abatement. 6 10 1930 9 45
30.. Comglaints referred to Assessors. 6 10 1930 9 45
31.. J. D. Edwards and H. E. Wilder paid for assessors tax. 6 10 1930 9 45
32., Assessment reduced, abatement ordered on E. J. Schadt. 6 10 1930 9 45
33., Judgment cancelled on E. L. Maddison. 7 7 1930 9 46
34. Assessment reduced, abatement ordered on Mrs. H. C. Rhodes. 7 7 1930 9 47
35.. C.C. Brown assessments reduced. 7 7 1930 9 47
36.. H. C. Herring released from ,?-nterest. 7 7 1930 9 47
37.. Application adopted on assessment reductions. 7 Z 1930 9 47
38.. F. P. 0'Crowley granted credit.(allov,ied for overpayment) 7 1930 9 48
39. Deputy C. R. Morris granted reduction. 7 7 19?0. 9 48
40?. Wilmington Iron Works granted reduction. 7 7 1930 9 48
41.. W. B. McClellan declined reduction. 7 7 1930 9 48
42. Assessments reduction completed by Board of Equalization. 7 7 1930. 9 48
43.. Back tax statement received, suits to be settled. ? 7 1930 9 49
44. E. T. Rawles assessments reduced. 7 7 1930 9 49
45. J. N. Allen Co. granted abatement. 7 7 1930 9 49
46.. Henry Jaffe referred on reduction. 7 7 1930 9 49
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nc?. u. s. Counry Inde:ee ?ince 18H8 ? 10 lota+? pam?f, opln ut COTT A-2 TA? INDEX
PAT OFFICE C??.?.7.'?F',?' An Identifying Trade Mark SURIiAME INIiIAL TAB IIIII,C E BY THF COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, DNIO
SOLO tY pINEN i. YUNN, NE11 BERN, NORTN GROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
l. Committee named on back taxes.
2. Back tax settlement allowed on DuHrutz, and L. P. ,I. Cutter.
3. E. L. Madison assessments reduced, abatement ordered.
4. L. P. J. Cutter taxes accepted.
5. Owen Hussey taxes reduced.
6. A. B. Blake, A.G. 4hren assessments reduced.
7. No action taken on E. A. Metts and T. R. Orrell? reductions.
8. Collections reported.
9. Janie P. Robbins released from penalty.
10. Bertha Stel?res referred for reduction.
11. G. Y. Warwick granted reduction.
12. H. C. Pennington released from dog tax.
13. Mrs. D. L. Woodbury referred for reduction.
14. D. A. Meier granted abatement.
15. Mrs. I. C. Cox released from penalty.
16. Tax rate notice received. ??
17. M. K. Hobbs assessment reduced, abatement ordered.
18. J. R. Bell referred for abatement.
19. Matt Bremer granted abatement.
20..; Rosa Parker granted abatement.
21. Building and Loan Association considered for tax release.
22. W. E. Price charged half tax interest.
23. J. T. Rouse released from penalty.
24. Mrs. W. S. Murchison granted abatement.
25. J. E. Rouse released from penalty.
26. Sheriff granted extension on insolvents.
27. Building and Loan Association declined tax release.
28. J. R. Bell granted abatement.
29. Committee accepted part interest on Phoebe Merrick and Carrie Walker.
30. Bill presented on assessments. _
31. Settlement-affidarit presented, subject to check.
32. A. D'Lugin allowed refund.
33. J. I. Bear granted abatement.
34. Taxes cancelled on Rock Hi11 land, Cape Fear.
35. Commissioner of Revenue visited.
36. Tax books presented, given to Sheriff.
37. No penalty on taxes settled by December 30th.
38. Tax value ascertian from Guilford County
39. Road taxes approved for payment.
4G. R. L. Godbold aiid A. S. Williams referred for redu?tion.
41. G. R. Kenny Co. granted abatement.
42. N. L. Foy allowed tax payment.
43. N. Cole to appear before the Board on tax suits.
44. J.L.Sprunt requested reduction on Mrs. A. G. Sprunt.
45. Summons received on D. L. and C. M. Benson tax suit.
46. C. L. Davis granted abatement.
DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
7 15 1930 . 9 50 ..
7 15 1930_ 9 50
7 15 1930. 9 50
7 15 1930 9 50
. 7 15 1930_. 9 50
7 15 1930. 9 50
? 7 15 1930. 9 50
8 4 1930. 9 51
8 4 1930 9 51
8 12 1930 9 52
8 19 1930_ 9 55
9 19 1930 9 55
8 19 1930 9 55
8 19 1930 9 55
9 2 1930 9 57
9 2 1930 9 58
9 2 1930 9 58
9 2 1930. 9 58
9 2 1930. 9 58
9 16 1930 9 59
9 16 1930 9 59
9 16 1930 9 59
9 16 1930 9 59
9 16 1930 9 59
9 23 1930 9 60
9 23 1930 9 60
9 23 1930 9 60
9 23 1930 9 60
9 23 1930. 9 60
9 23 1930 9 60
9 23 I930 9 61,
9 23 1930 9 70
9 23 1930 9 70
9 23 1930 9 7Q
9 23 1930 9 70
9 23 1930 9 70
9 23 1930 9 70
9 23 1930 9 70
9 23 1930 9 70
10 16 1930 9 71
10 16 1930' 9 71
10 16 1930 9 71
10 14 1930 9 71
10 14 1930 9 71
10 14 1930 9 71
10 21 1930 9 72
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover County, N. C. _ MATTER: Tax Department -
aec. u. s. p?_??? County Indezea Since 1888 ? To Ioto?Y nam?f? Op?ll 01 COTT A•2 TA? INDEX
????71-(„Q? An IdentiEying Trade Mark MUR E BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
r?r OFFICE fURNAME INITIAL TAB SOLD ?l OWEN 0. pUNN, NEw tERN, NORTN GROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
1.; Back taxes discussed with Cole.
2._ J. Hicks Bunting allowed tax payment.
. 3., Attorney's opinion requested on?penalties on gas stations.
4,. L. B. Tillery referred for refund.
5. R. L. Goldbold assessments reduced.
6.. Cole reported promise and deferred payment, property sold.
7. Refund o?dered from Pearsall and Co.
$,. Assessment reduced on W. C. Bankrupt.
.9t M. E. Keathley declined reduction.
10?. Dr. 0. H. Arnold released from penalty.
11.. Assessment reduced, abatement ordered on Segmond Bear Building.
12.. Assessment reduction decllned on Mrs. L. F. Sprunt.
13. Mrs. Jeanette Nathan and Sehlos? Estate granted abatement.
.14.. L. B. Tillery dec?ined veteran tax funds.
15.. Miss Sophia J. Hamnie granted abatement.
16.. Mrs. Bertha Kuhlken allowed tax payment.
17.. Little progress reported on suits.
18. W. F. Jordan estate granted refund.
19.? Joseph Goldstein estate given reduction, abatement ordered.
20..Aaron Goldberg referred for reduction.
21?. B.B. Reynolds made tax complaints on Sheriff.
22. A. W. Morris granted abatement.
23.. Mrs. C. W. Worth granted abate?ent.
24...Mrs. W. H. Sprunt referred for reduction.
25._ Cost-interest transferred to S. A. Whitehurst.
26._,A. W. Dawson granted abatement.
27.. C. VanLeuwen allowed tax ?ayment.
28..,Emmett Bellamy referred for assessment.
29,..H. Z. Simpson granted abateme nt.
30.._G. W. Allen granted abatement.
31._Martha Hill released from penalty.
32.. Valeria Williams referred for assessment.
.33._T. H. Wright allowed tax payment.
34... Assessment fixed in E. H, Bellamy 1and.
35. Addison H?wlett appointed Supervisor.
36. Assessors named: W. J. Wilkens Cape Fear: T. J. Burnett Federal Point:
A. H. High ar?d G. T. Shepard Harnett:
Henry Horne Masonboro: H. F. Wilder, J. D. Edwards and B. F. King
Wilmington.
37.. W. H. Burke granted poll tax refuz-?d.
38. Assessments reduced, abatement granted to Delgado Cotton Mill.
39. A. S. Kerby granted abatement.
40. Tax relief program declined.
41. Seaboard Carlines granted abatement.
42 . Robert Strange granted abaten?:ent.
43t Davis Bros. released ?rom penalty.
QATE MINUTE BOOK
Month ? Day ? Year Vol. Page
10 21 1930.? 9 ?2 ,
_ 10 21 1930, 9 72
,. 10 21 1930.. 9 72
10 21 1930_. 9 72
10 21 1930 9 72
10 21 1930 .. 9 72
10 21 1930 9 72
10 21 1930 9 72
10 28 1930 9 ?, 73
10 28 1930 9 73
10 28 1930 9 73
10 28 1930 9 73
10 28 1930 9 73
10 2& 1930 9 73
11 12 1930 9 74
11 12 1930 9 74
11 12 1930 9 74
11 12 1930 9 74
11 12 1930 9 74
11 3 1930_ 9 75
11 18 1930 9 75
11 3 1930 9 75
11 3 1930 9 75
11 25 1930 9 76
11 25 1930 9 76
11 25 1930 . 9 76
11 25 1930 9 76
11 25 1930 9 76
11 25 1930 9 76
12 1 1930 9 77
12 1 1930 9 77
12 1 1930 9 77
12 1 1930 9 77
12 1 1930 9 77
12 1 1930 9 77
12 1 1930 9 77
12 1 1930 9 77
12 1 1930 9 77
12 9 1930 9 79
12 9 1930 9 80
12 9 1930 9 80
12 16 1930 9 82
12 16 1930 9 82
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NATURE OF PRO(EEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day ? Year Vol. Page
l. Alonzo Smith taxes cancelled. 12 16 1930 9 82
2. J. F. Walters and Bill Marine tax reduced, B. F. Marine's cancelled. 12 16 1930 9 82
3. Assessment reduced, abatement ordered on Nellie Durham. 12 16 1930 9 82
4. Assessors named: Cape Fear: E. P. God win, _ W. F. Seitter and F. R. Jordan 12 16 1930.. 9 82
Harnett: G. T. Shepard, T. McDonald and R. C. Cantwell, Jr.
Federal Point: T, J. Burnett, S. T. Keyes ax?d C. M. Murrin .
, Masonboro: H. Horne, J. R. Hollis and P. K. Montford
Wilmington: H. F. Wilder, J. D. Edwards and R. B, Shepard
5. E. I. Bear referred for refund. 12 23 1930 9 84
6. Baxter Rivenbark granted abatement. 12 23 1930 9 84
7. T. H. Wright allowed tax payment. 12 23 1930 9 84
8. assessors recommendation accepted on taxes. 12 23 1930 9 84
9. Mrs. L. F. Sprunt given reduction, abatement Qrdered. 12 23 1930. 9 84
10. James Sneeden released from penalty. 12 23 1930 9 84
11. Mrs. M. S. Allen and Mrs Jannie Napier released from penalty. 1 5 1931. 9 85
12. Hudson and Scru ggs Inc. released from penalty. . 1 5 1931 9 85
13. Assessors compensations fixed. 1 5 1931_ 9 85
14. H. Stein estate released from penalty. 1 13 1931.. 9 86
15. J. H. and Miss M. F. Crowley released from penalty. 1 13 1931 9 86
16. Henry V. Leith released from penalty. 1 13 1930_ 9. 86
17. Thomas Davis granted abatement. 1 13 1931 9 86
18. Mose Crawford exempted from poll tax. 1 13 1931 9 86
19. W. H. Shearin released from pena.lty. 1 20 1931 9 87
20. Emma Chadbourn released from penalty. . 1 20 1931. 9 87
21. V. ?.Bunting and J. G. Wright taxes cancelled. 1 20 1931.. 9 87
22. E. J. Bush assessments reduced, abatement ordered. 1 20 1931 9 87
23. R. C. Cantwell referred for reduction. 1 20 1931 9 87
24. Allie McNeill released from pe??ty. 2 2 1931 9 88
25. Sheriff to levy tax on Archie Sergler's goods. 2 2 1931 9 89
26. W. A. French acreage assessment reduced, abatement ordered. 2 2 1931 9 89
27. Fannie White referred on assessment. 2 2 1931 9 89
28. Assessment reduced, abatement ordered on V. E. Zoeller. _2 10 1931 9 90
29. Fannie White assessments reduced, abatement ordered. _2 10 1931 9 91
30. J. J. Loughtin, Jr. land not subject ?o tax. 2 10 1931 9 91
31. E. B. Edwards 'released from penalty. 2 17 1931 9 92
32. Thomas Rice and R. H. White released from penalty. 2 17 1931 9 92
33. T. R. Orrell, Jr. referred for reduction. 2 17 1931 9 92
34. A. S. Edwards declined exemption. 2 17 1931 9 92
35e Mrs. J. W. Hall released from penalty. , 2 24 1931 9 93
36. Mrs. E. L. Hinton referrcd for reduction. 2 24 1931 9 93
37. Mrs. Bessie G. Martin released from penalty. 3 2 1931 9 95
38. E. P. H, and ?. F. Strunck released from per?alty. 3 2 1931 9 95
39. S. F. Burr, Jr. granted abatement. 3 2 1931 9 95
40. Thomas Lumber Co. granted abatement. 3 2 1931 9 95
41. Mollasses Corp. g?anted abatement. 3 2 1931 9 95
42. J. S. Brown released from penalty. 3 9 1931 9 95
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v?T OFFICE ?¢?1?,? An Identifying Trade Mark r)?? SURNAME INITIAL TAB COTT ?•2 TAi INDEX
MRC E BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHID
SOLD ?Y OWEN i. pUNN, NEN ?ERp, NORTH GROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Voi. Page
.1..: A. C. Stephen given abatement. . 3 9 I931.. 9 96
.2... W, 0. Messick given abatement. 3 9 1931. 9 96
3... C.J. Smith released from penalty. ._ 3 9 1931. 9 96 .
4.: J. M. Willia.ms and P. E. Fisher rel.eased from pena].ty. .. 3 9 1931 , 9 97
5... J. H. Mitchell released from penalty. 3 16 1931.. 9 98
6..? Thomas L. Spieden granted refund. 3 16 1931 _ 9 98 .
7._; W. 0. Messick allowed tax payment, abatemen.t ordered. 3 16 1931. 9 98
8.. Mrs. N. T. Craig released from penalty. 3 23 1931 9 99
9. N. L. Foy allowed tax payment. 3 23 1931 9 99
10. George J. Walsak granted abatement. 3 23 1931_ 9 99
11.. Ethna Bladwin granted abatement. 3 23 1931 9 99
12,. E. F. Robinson granted abatement. 3 30 1931 9 100
13. B. M. Horne and C. A. Powers released from penalty. 3 30 1931 9 100
14... Auto assessments adopted, fixed. 3 30 1931 9 100
15... A. R. Murray released from penalty. 4 7 L931 9 100 '
16.. Rev. W. E. Lanier granted abatement. 4 13 L931 9 102
17... R. L. Player allowed tax payment. 4 13 L931 9 102
18._, Mrs. M. B. Heyer released from penalty. 4 13 L931 9 102
19... H.. B. Peschan g?ranted reduction. 4 20 L931 9 103
20... W. J. Taylor released from penalty. 4 20 L931 . 9 103
21.._ Mrs. Hattie B. Dixon released from penalty. 4 7_0 L931 9 103
22.. John F. Rogers granted abatement. 4. ,27 L931 9 104
23... Ba?ance accepted on Farm 82, Castle Hayne 4 27 L931_ 9 104
24.. H. F. Wilder and J. D. Edwards appointed Assessors. 4 27 1931 , 9 104
25.,. Monore Wells exempted from penalty. 4 27 1931 9 104
26. W. Albert Brown released from penalty. 4 27 L931 9 10?
27... Assessments reduced, on John Keyes. 4 27 1931 9 104
28... Castle Hayne'`s Ornament Stone Co. released from penalty. 4 27 1931 9 104 ?
29... Record book purchased for tax office. 4 27 1931 9 104
30.. Sale of land bills approved for payment, collection reported. 5 4 t931 9 105
31... G. M. Pottet estate released from penalty. 5 4 1931 9 105
32.. James Hooper released from penalty. 5 4 1931 9 106
33., Roger Moore allov?ed tax payment. 5 4 1931 9 106
34. J. P. Newton released from penalty. 5 4 1931. 9 107
35... W. H. McEachern given reduction, abatement ordered. 5 4 1931 9 107
36... Mrs. Hattie Parker released from penalty. 5 12 1931 9 108
37. R. L. Brown released from penalty. 5 12 1931 9 108
38. J. F. Tripp granted abatement. 5 18 1931 9 108
39... Georg? Trask granted abatement. 5 12 1931 9 108
40... Uncollected taxes advertised. 5 I8 1931 9 109
.41._ William Wooster released from penalty. S 18 1931 9 109
42.. I. B. Mckoy released from penalty. 5 18 1931 9 109
43.., Taxes cancelled on Old Fair Grounds, Cape Fear. 5 18 1931 9 109
44.. A. F. Simmons granted refund. 5 18 1931 . 9 109
45.. L. B. Tillery claim for refund referred. 5 18 1931 9 109
46._. Assessing payment approved. 6 1 1931 9 111
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nec, u. s. ?j County Indezea Since 1888 ? To (otC?Y 11amis? Opln af
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SURIiAME INITIAL TAB COTT A-2 TAB INDEX
It10.6E BY TNE COTT INDEX (OMPANY, COLUMBU3, OHIO
SOLD ?Y OWEN i. DYNN, NEII ?ERN, NORTN GROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
l. Tax list used to select Jury. 6 1 1931. 9 111 .
2. Mrs Ida T. Byrant released from penalty. , 6 1 1931: 9 111
3. J. E. Riddick released from penalty. ? 1 1931 9 111
4. W. L. Byrant given reduction. 6 1 1931 9 111
5. Assessments complaints referred to assessors. 6 15 1931 9 113
6. H. D. McKoy granted refund. 6 15 1931. 9 113
7. Correction referred on W. D. McMillan, Jr. . 6 22 1931 9 114
8. Taxes cancelled on A. H. VanBokelen. 6 22 1931 9 114
9. Viola Dixon released from penalty. 6 22 1931 9 114
10. Schedule B Taxes adopted. 6 22 1931 9 114
11. Adjustments referred on C. B. Parmele. 6 29 1931 9 115
12. John J. Thomas granted abatement. 6 29 1931 9 115
13. H. E. Knowles re?eased from penalty. 7 1 1931 9 116
14?. J. W. Smith granted abatement. 7 1 1931 9 lZ7
15. Mrs. J. A. Hagood released fo? poll tax. 7 1 1931 9 117
16. W. W. ??dalsh and Co. referred. on reduction. 7 1 1931 9 117
17. Back taxes cancelled on Jocelyn Co. property. 7 13 1931, 9 118
18. J. W. Buck released from penalty. 7 20 1931 9 118
19. George Sanders granted abatement on poll tax. 7 20 1931 9 118
20. County Attorney given unpaid street assessments. 7 20 1931. 9 118
21. Real Estate assessments approved. 7 20 1931 9 119
22. Oleander Co. allowed tax payment. 7 27 1931 9 120
23. Assessments reduced, abatement ordered on T. R. Orrell. 7 27 1931_ 9 120
24. Date fixed on tax rate. 8 10 1931 9 122
25. Assessments fixed, abatement ordered on H. H. Hinton. 8 10 1931 9 122
26. Martin 0"Brien allowed tax payment. 8 10 1931 9 122
27. George H. Rogers allowed tax payment. 8 10 1931 9 122
28. Correction referred on B. F. Brittian land. 8 17 1931 9 123
29. Cyrt?.s D. Hogue referred on reduction. 8 17 1931 9 123
30. Collections reported, interest rate fixed on taxes. 8 17 1931 9 123
31. Wilmington Furniture Co. allowed for correction. 8 17 193I 9 123
32„ :J. E. Canady granted refund. 8 24 1931 9 124
33. Mrs. Herbert Johnson granted refund. 8 24 1931 9 124
3?.. Miss Rowe Wiggins estate referred for reduction. 8 24 1931 9 124
35. Penalty abated, acljustment referred on Charity Henny land. S 24 1931 9 124
36. W. A. Fonveille granted payment. 8 24 1931 9 124
37. Unpaid taxes charged adjust real estate. 8 24 1931 9 124
38. G. C. Gorman released from penalty. g 24 1931 9 124
39. J. A. Burnett declined cancellation. 9 8 1931 9 126
40. Adjustments referred on T?xas Co. 9 8 1931 9 127
41. Mrs. Ethel Chadwick granted abatement. 9 8 1931 9 127
42. Back taxes settled on J. C. Croom, Summer Hill lot. 9 8 1931 9 127
43. Thomas Wright allowed tax payment. 9 8 1931 9 127
44. Farley Stores, Inc. request for reduction under consideration. 9 21 1931 9 128
45. B. B. Humphrey assessments reduced, abatement ordered. 9 21 1931 9 128
46. Harley Boster released from penalty. , 9 21 1931 9 129
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l?. Assessment reduced, abatement ordered on F. M. Abel. ? 9 21 1931_. 9 129_
2?; L. A. Hatchell declined sales cost reJeased. „ 9 21 1931. 9 129.,
3t. Tax-rece,?pts forms approved. __ 9 28 1931._ 9 129
4,? Forley Stoxe reduction declined. .: 9 28 1931.. 9 129
5,. Pi1ot Life Insurance declined reduction. 9 28 1931 9 129_
6.. Tax books re?eived. .. 10 5 1931 9 131
7?. Taxpayers a?.lo?aed payment without penalty by December 15th. 10 5 1931 9 131.
8.. Taxpayers advised°n partial payment p1an. ,. 10 S 1931 9 131
9.. Mrs. Jennie Grant released from penalty. 10 5 1931, 9 131
10.. Adjustment referred for 1'Irs. Fannie Gerthrie. 10 5 1931 9 131
11.. Tax receipts printed. 10 5 1931 9 131
12. S. and B. Solomon granted refund. 10 5 1931. 9 131
13. Taxpayers installment plan approved. 10 S 1931 9 133
14.. Assessment abated, fixed on H. W. Keen house. 10 5 1931 9 133
15... R. H. Pierce released from penalty. 10 5 1931 9 133
16. E. M. Farabou granted abate?nent. 10 5 1931 9 133
17?. J. D. Edwards authoriaed payment for State Board of Assessments. 10 5 1931 9 133
1$. Atlan.tic Coastline released from tax payment. 10 5 1931 9 l33
19.. Taxes cancelled on Ester Loring. _ 10 5 1931 9 133
20.. Dr. Foster Burnett referred for abatement. .. 10 S 1931 9 133
21? Mrs. A, C. King released from poll- personal tax. 10 5 1931 9 133
22.. E. E. Boushee alloEaed tax payment. 10 19 1931 9 135
23., Assessments reduced for Mrs. Fannie Guthrie. 10 19 1931. 9 135.
24. Annie B. Fountain granted abate?nent. 10 19 1931 9 135
?S. John T. Campbell Co. granted abatement. 10 26 1931__ 9 136
26. P. B. Harrah allowed abatement. 11 2 1931 9 136
27. North Carolina Bank and Trust Co. granted abatement. 11 2 1931 9 136
28. Etta Moore granted abatement. 11 2 1931 9 136
29.. Miss E. P. Brown granted refund. 11 2 1931 9 136
30. W. H. Thurfer released from penalty. 11 2 1931 9 136
31. Separating assessment referred for Keystone Timble Co. 11 9 1931 9 137
32. Joh?n E. Burriss released from penalty. 11 9 1931 9 137
33. Mrs. J. F. Sears granted abatement. 11 9 1931 9 137
34.. J. B. Hooks released from penalty. 11 9 1931 9 137
35.. Mary J. Brown assessment reduced, abatement ordered. 11 9 1931 9 137
36._ Virginia Howe assessment fixed on estate. 11 9 1931 9. 137
37? C. H. Bonham granted abatement. 11 9 1931 9 137
38._ B. H. Thomason g:?anted abatement. 11 9 1931 9 137
39.. M. V. Hale assessment corrected. 11 16 1931 9 138
40. Mttrray James gran?ed abatement. 11 16 1931 9 138
41. Miss Mamie Nathan Bear declin?d refund. 11 16 1931 9 138
42.. Back-tax Courtcost deferred on C. C. Redd. 11 16 1931_ 9 138
43.. Madam Lottie Boswell deferred for tax on phronology. 11 23 1931 9 138
44.. S. Goodman al.lowed tax payment. 11 23 1931 9 138.
45,? Assessment fixing referred for J. D, McR ae. 11 23 1931 9 138
46. Rowe Wiggins granted abatement. 11 23 1931. 9 138
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Month Day Year Vol. Page
l. Owen D. Holmes released from penalty. 11 23 1931 9 138
2. , Mrs. D. L. Campbell granted abatement. 11 23 1931. 9 139 ..
3. Mrs. M. E. Keathly referred for reduction. 11 23 1931. 9 139 .
4. Release of costs, tax deferred on C. C. Redd. „ 11 23 1931., 9 139
5. Gulf Refining Co. granted abatement. .. 11 23 1931_ 9 139
6. _ Assessment reduced, abatement ardered on Mrs. F. P. Ho:l.iday. 11 23 1931 9 139
7. . John Herring estate granted abatement. 11 23 ?931 9 139
8. Freda Fisher released from poll-personal tax. 11 23 1931 9 139
9. C. Richardson released from penalty. 11 23 1931 9 139
10. Mrs. S. E. McCormick granted Abatement. 11 23 1931 9 139
11. C. C. Redd released from Court-tax costs and judgment. 12 7 1931 9 141
12. George C. Jackson referred for reduction. 12 7 1931 9 141
13. Al1en E. Jackson granted abatement. 12 7 1931 9 141
14. G. W. Shirley released from penalty. 12 7 1931 9 141
15. Assessments reduced, abatement ordered on L. F. Duvall. 12 7 1931 9 142
16. Adam Sonday granted abatement. 12 7 1931 9 142
17. Assessment reduced, abatement ordered for George C. Jackson. 12 7 1931 9 142
18. Assessment reduced, abatementordered for John T. Capps. 12 7 1931 9 142
19. Harrison Maddry granted abatement. 12 21 1931 9 144
20. J. 0. Hinton granted abatement. 12 21 1931 9 144
21. Frank H. Bailey granted abatement. 12 21 1931 9 144 .
22. G& B Solomon granted abatement. 12 21 1931 9 144
23. R. E. Lee released from penalty. 12 21 1931 9 144
24. Assessment reduced, abatement ordered on James W. McIntire. , 12 21 1931 9 144
25. Back taxes cancellecl on John Stanley. 12 21 1931 9 144
26. Personal-tax and poll tax cancelled on John E. McAllister. 12 21 1931 9 I45
27. Assessments on Lake Shore Realty Co. made effective. 1 4 1932 9 146
28. J. M. Zeigler released from penalty. 1 4 1932 9 146
29. Henderson Cole estate granted refund. 1 4 1932 9 146
30. Assessments reduced, abatement ordered on L. T. Moore. 1 4 1932 9 146
31. John T. Moore grantecl abatement. 1 4 1932 9 147
32. R. W. Pigford granted abatement. 1 4- 1932 9 147
33. B. 0. Stone estate released from penalty. 1 4 1932 9 147
34. E. I. Bear assessment reduced. 1 4 1932 9 147
35. Frederick Willetts referred for reduction. 1 11 1932 9 147
36. Mrs. Annie Herring and Mollie Spencer released from penalty. 1 11 1932 9 148
37. C. C. Bellamy released from penalty. 1 11 1932 9 148
38. Unpaid taxes cancelled, abate;d_on Mt. Zion Baptist Church. 1 11 1932. 9 148
39. P. K. Melvin granted tax payment. l. 11 1932 9 148
40. Jung Wing released from penalty. 1 11 1932. 9 148
41. Assessments reduced, abatement ordered on N. L. Foy. 1 11 1932 9 148
42. T. A. Nisbett granted abatement. 1 11 1932 9 148
43. L. A. Smith assessment separated. 1 11 1932 9 148
44. C. Van Lenven granted,refund. 1 11 1932 9 148
45. James M. Hall granted refund. 1 11 1932 9 148
46. Old back-tax items deferred. 1 11 1932 9 148
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DATE MINUTE BOOK
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, lt. G. H. Howell allowed tax payment. , 1 25 1932., 9 149 .
. 2., Moses Dingle granted abatement. .. 1 25 1932,. 9 149
_ 3., C. M. Symmes suggested, investigated on adjustment. . 1 25 1932.. 9 149 _
4,; N. L. Foy granted abatement. ., 1 25 1932.. 9 149
5,. List of judgment for back taxes to be furnish?d. .. 1 25 1932 9 149
6,: George Honett released from penalty. . 2 1 1932. 9 150
7., Allie McNei1 released from penalty. 2 1 1932 9 150
8.. Horace King requested reduction. 2 1 1932.. 9 150
9., Consideration taken on County-wide action on gasoline tax. 2 1 1932_ 9 150
10. Oleander Co. referred for reduction. 2 1 1932 9 150
11. List of back-tax suits filed against taxpayers. 2 8 1832 8 152
12.. V. B. Cheek granted abatement. 2 8 1932 9 152
13. C. B. Parmele allowed tax payment. .. 2 8 1932. 9 152
14._ R. V. Kennedy released from penalty. 2 8 1932. 9 152
15. John and Lucy McKoy back taxes cancelled. 2 8 1932_ 9 152
16.. Assessments reduced, abatement ordered on James F. Post property. 2 8 1932 9 152
17.. Uncollected back taxes on City property referred. 2 8 1932 9 152
18.. Back taxes transferred to City Books. . 2 15 1932 9 152
19.. Mrs. Bessie Powell released from penalty. 2 15 1932 9 152
20.. Progressive Building and Loan allowed tax payment. 2 23 1932_ 9 153
21,. T. B. Upchurch re'?eased from penalty. 2 23 1932 9 153
22. 0. R. Bunson granted abatement. 2 23 1932 9 153
23.. Nathan Jones granted abatement. , 2 23 1932 9 153
24. B. F. Ramseur and E. Meyer released from penalty. 2 23 1932_ 9 154
25._ P. Mantisas estate granted abatement. 3 1 1932. 9 154
26., D. C. Sessoms granted abatement. 3 1 1932 9 154
27._ J. E. Bordeaux allowed tax payment. 3 1 1932. 9 154
28.. W. Y. Taylor allowed tax payment. 3 1 1932 9 154°
29._ Assessment separated, tax payment allowed on J. D. Kuhlken. 3 1 1932. 9 154
30.,. R. M_. Kermon referred ?or back tax judgment. 3 1 1932 9 154
31_. I. Miller and W. F. Stone rele ased from penalty. 3 1 1932 9 155
32.,_ Roy Burnett granted abatement. 3 1 1932 9 155
33... R. H. Anderson granted abatement. 3 1 1932 9 155
34. Auto list checked against tax list. 3 1 1932 9 155
35. Emmett Littleton granted penalty refund. 3 8 1932 9 156
36.. Horace King granted reduction, abatement ordered. 3 8 1932 9 156 _
37,, J. M. Williams released from penalty. 3 8 1932 9 156
38.. Walter Clark sued for taxes, settlement a?thorized. 3 8 1932 9 156
39.. Herbert Bush granted abatement. 3 8 1932 9 156
40.. Taxes ca?celled on Charles Hayes property. 3 8 1932 9 156
41. M. Rathgens referred for separation. 3 8 1932 9 156
42,. W. H. Bordeaux granted abatement. 3 8 1932 9 156
43.. Pearl Colson re?eased from penalty. 3 8 1932 9 156
44.. Tax assessors guide?purchased. 3 8 1932 9 156
45. Marx Nathan allowed tax payment, released from poll-personal tax. 3 14 1932 9 157
46.. Oleander Development Co. released from penalty payment. 3 14 1932 9 157
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PAT OfFiCE C.?i?cLt?T,o-?i' t4n IdentiFl'?nB Trade Mark SURNAME INITIAL TAY MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD ?Y OWEN i. pYNN, NEw ?ERN, NORTN GROLINA
DATE MINUTE BOOK
NAiURE OF PROCEEDINGS
Month Day Year Vol. Page
1. Appointment of Janie B. Straughn 08 20 1973 15 475
2. Charging of 1973 levy 08 20 1973 15 475
3. Report of August, 1973 09 17 1973 15 ?98-9
4. Report of September, 1973 10 15 1973 15 511
5. Report of October, 1973 11 19 1973 15 525
6. Report of November, 1973 12 17 1973 15 546
7. Report of 12/1973 O1 21 1974 I5 56I
8. Report of 1/31/74 02 18 1974 15 582
9. Report of 2/28/74 03 I8 Ig74 IS 6d2
10. Report of 3/31/74 04 16 1974 15 617
11. Report of 4/30/74 05 20 1974 15 636
12. Report of 5/31/74 06 17 1974 15 664
13. Report of 6/30/74 07 15 1974 15 679
14. Report of 7/31/74 08 19 1974 15 698
15. Collection settlement and charges for 1974 levy - appointment of Collector 09 19 1974 15 699
16. Report of 8/31/74 09 16 1974 15 714
17. Report of 9/30/74 10 21 1974 16 35
18. Report of 10/31/74 11 18 1974 16 50
19. Report of 11/30/74 12 16 1974 16 72
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTEBOOK
Month ? Day Year Vol. Page
l. _ G. W. Miller released from penalty payment. . 3 14 1932_ 9 157 ._
2. 0. H. Henderson granted abatement. 3 21 1932? 9 158 .
3. Purchase of M. F. Todd, Susie G. Schuster property agreed. 3 21 1932 9 158
4. . C. M. Emaneul and Mrs Lillian Dickerson released from penalty. ,_ 3 21 1932.. 9 158
5. Mrs. E. S. Benson rele?sed from penalty. 3 21 1932 9 158
6. Fred L. Creech exempted from poll tax payment. ,. 4 4 1932 9 159 ._
7. 0. H. Henderson released from tax payment. 4 4 1932 9 159
8. Tax Collectio n re?orted. 4 4 1932. 9 159
9. Martin Van Oesen granted abatement. 4 4 1932 9 159
10. William Queen granted abatement. 4 4 1932 9 159
11. S. E. Lofton granted cancellation. 4 11 1932_ 9 160
12. James E. L. Wade request for abatement taken for consideration. 4 11 1932 9 160
13. Wilmington Savings and Trust Co. released from penalty. 4 11 1932 9 160
14. S. P. Holmes rele ased from penalty. ._ 4 11 1932 9 160 _
15. Adda_e V. N?.xon and George M. Meyers reieased from penalty. 4 11 1932 9 160
16. F. P. Her?derson declined abatement. 4 11 1932 9 160
17. Assessments reduced, abatement ordered on Mrs. Charlotte Batte. 4 11 1932 9 160
18. Assessments divided on lots 15-17, Carolina Place. 4 11 1932 9 160
19. E.P. Willard request for reduction under consideration. 4 11 1932 9 160
20. Appointment of Assessors deferred. 4 11 1932 9 160 „
21. H. F. Wilder and J. D. Edwards appointed Assessors. 4 18 1932 9 161
22. Mrs. Nellie C. Brown released from penalty. 4 18 1932 9 161
23. S. E. Lofton referred for correction. . 4 25 1932 9 161
24. C. E. Wessell declined poll-tax exemption. 4 25 1932 9 161 .
25. W. B. Muse allowed correction, abatement ordered. 4 25 1932 9 161
26. 0. N. Martin granted abatement. 4 25 1932 9 162
27. Mrs. A. Laslo and H. G. Saunders released from penalty. 5 2 1932_ 9 162
28. ?ssessment reduced, abatement ordered on T. W. Weaver. S 2 1932_ 9 162
29. ?. VanLerrven allowed tax payment. 5 2 1932_ 9 162 _
30. Assessment reduced, abatement ordered on Emmett Bellamy. S 2 1932 9 163
31. Ho?aard A. Hanby allowed correction, abatement ordered. 5 2 1932 9 163
32. R. D. Gore granted abatement. 5 2 1932 9 163
33. Mrs. Newton Sidbury granted refund. 5 2 1932 9 163
34. Mrs Eliza French granted abatement. 5 2 1932 9 163
35. J. Hebert Bate granted abatement. 5 2 1932 9 163
36. Date of land sale for taxes postponed. 5 2 1932 9 163
37. R. L. Brown released from penalty. 5 2 1932 9. 163
38. W. B. Head referred for adjustment. 5 9 1932 9 163
39. Poll-tax refund collected from James Chestnut. 5 9 1932 9 163
40. L. T. Rogers granted refund. 5 9 1932 9 164
, 41. L. B. Bornemann released from penalty. 5 9 1932 9 164
? 42. Raymond Maultsby exempted from poll tax payem?nt. 5 23 1932_ 9 164
43. Henry Weyers granted refund, valuation ordered. 5 23 1932 9 164
44. Dr. Rollins James and Mrs. L. E. Weaver released from penalty. 5 23 1932 9 164
45. Dr. E. S. Brummock and E. S. Bullock released from penalty. 5 23 1932 9 164
46. Henry Heyer estate released from penalty. 5 23 1932 9 164
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MINUTE BOOK
Vol. ? Page
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l. Assessment abatement ordered on W. B. Head and Walter Weijers. . 5 16 1932 9 165
2.; Dr. Foster and Co. allowed tax payment. ., 5 16 1932._ 9 165
3._ Real Estate with unpaid taxes to be sold. .. 5 16 1932.. 9 165 ..
_4.: Julius T. Herbst granted abatement. . 5 16 1932.. 9 165
.5._ John B. Hill allowed tax payment. 5 16 1932.. 9 165
6.. Assessmexa.t canc?lled on F. ?+T. Gerken and St. Matthew Church property. _ 5 31 1932 _. 9 166
7.._ Reduction referred on William Brown's building. 5 31 1932 9 166
8.. Miss Reba Sanders released from penalty. ,. 5 31 1932.. 9 166
49?. B. L. Hinnant released from penalty. .. 5 31 1932 9 166
?.0,_ Assessments fixed on Dow Chemical Co. Building. 5 31 1932 9 166
11.. W. F. Bulter granted abatement. % 31 1932 9 166
12. A. L. Mansfield referred on abatement. 6 13 1932 9 167
13. Home Building and Loan Co. allowed tax payment. 6 13 1932 9 167
14.. Reductions confirmed for Mrs. Susie G. Schuster. 6 20 1932. 9 167
15.. Henry Weyers approved for interest refund. 6 20 1932 9 168
16. E. D. Lord granted abatement. a 6 20 1932 9 168
17.. Mrs. Lizzie B. Baref?oot released from penalty. 6 20 1932 9 168
.18. Harold H. Jeters was asked to file complaint for reduction. 6 27 1932 9 168
19.. W. K. Allen granted abatement. 6 27 1932 9 168
20.. W. T. Hobbs allowed tax payment. 6 27 1932. 9 168
21.. J. C. Brodeaux released from penalty. 6 27 1932 9 169
22.. Assessments fixed on Keystone Land and Timber Co. Land. _ 7 5 1932 9 169
23.. Amelia Torrance granted abatement. 7 5 1932 9 169
24.. Rudolph Pickett exempted from poll tax. 7 5 1932 9 169
25.. Mrs. Reba J. Myers referred for reduction. 7 5 1932 9 169
26. ?. E. Fisher released from penalty?. 7 5 1932_ 9 169
27... G. W. Garrett granted abatement. 7 11 1932 9 170
?8. Creed M. McElory released from penalty. 7 11 1932 9 170
29... James H. Garrett exempted from poll tax payment. 7 18 1932 9 171
?O... G. 0. Garrett granted abatement. 7 18 1932 9 171
31.. T. L. Cromartie rele?sed from penalty. 7 25 1932 9 172
32.., Archie Murray declined penalty release, reduction referred. 7 25 1932 9 172
33.. H. C. Stolter allowed tax payment on half acre. 7 25 1932 9 172
34,.. l?Irs. S. ' N_orris referred for abatement. 7 25 1932 9 172
35... 0. W. Messick declined penalty release. 7 25 1932 9 172
36... State to call for collection money. 8 ? 1932 9 174
37... Jonnie R. Meicer released from penalty. 8 1 1932 9 174
38._. J. S. Edgeriton released from penalty. 8 1 1932 9 175
39..: Mrs. Mildred W. Bear released from penalty. 8 1 1932 9 175
40. S& B Solomon. declined reduction. 8 1 1932 9 175
41._. United Sons of North Carolina granted refund. 8 5 1932 9 176
42... Taxes seFarated, adjust?d for North Carolina Bank and Trust Co. 8 5 1932 9 176
43._ E. T. Taylor released from penalty, refund ordered. 8 5 1932 9 176
44._ C. E. White referred for reduction. 8 5 1932 9 176
45._. W. A. Lofton referred for exempt?on. 8 22 1932 9 178
46., Joseph E. Small granted abatement. 8 22 1932 9 178
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eec. u. s. q County Indezea Since 1888 ? To loCO? nom?f? opl11 at COii A•I fA/ INDEX
r?r OFFICE ?p?J'JLue.7.?F,? Anldentifyin;TradeMark SURNAME INITIAL TAB Mu[F BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
1. _Hughs Bros. Inc. granted refun?.
2. Philander Pearsall wantecl reconsideration on property tax.
3. Assessments reduced, abatement ordered on Mrs. Mary V. Shepard.
4. W. A. Loftin declined abatement.
5. John LawhoriZe released from penalty.
6. TflTalter A, Taylor, E. E. Moore, L. Bonham and M. Purvis released froin penalty,
7.l Frank E. Beane, Jr. referred for reduction.
8. James W. Mclntire exempted from poll tax payment.
9. Eliza Brown referred for reduction.
10. Dr. Rusell Bellamy claim referred for assessing.
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11. Separation o? assessments approved for P. 0. Moore property.
12. Taxes collected for School authorized for State.
13. Penalty released on Grady B. Cook land.
14. Nathan N. Holzer referred for tax claim.
15. Penalty abated on J. T. Rouse, Russel Smith and J. N. Williams land.
16. Tax rate meeting adjourned, set for September 21st.
17. Tax clazm allowed for W. P. Oldham.
18. J. Earl Sneeden granted abatement.
19. W. W. Holliday referred for reduction.
20. Hughes Bros. referred for reduction.
21. J. 0. Ninton allowed tax payment.
22. ;?. F. Listgen granted abatement,
23. Taxes tendered in payment accepted.
24. Assessments fixed on S. A. Lewis land.
25. W. D. Colwell released from penalty.
26. Charity Henry tax accepted on greater-than-tax valued property.
27. George H. Howell released from p?nalty.
28. Assessment reduced, abat?ment ordered on MargaretA. Olsen.
29. Sheriff given tax Books.
30. Penalties to be charged after December 15th for unlisted taxes.
31. Rev. J. P. King granted abatement.
32. I°?rs. Mary E. Ellis granted abatement.
33. Back taxes cancelled on Lewis Ward.
34. R. Smith released fram penalty.
35. Assessments fixed on F& W Grand 5& 10 Cent Stores.
36. American Agriculture Co. referred for reduction.
37. David Tousegnant allowed correction, abatement granted.
38. Hargrove Bellamy declined reduction.
39. Penalty released on J. R. Bel1, Shore Acres.
40. Tax judgment secured on J. Tate and Wife, D'. L. & D. L. Gore and Co.
41. Tax judgment secured on J. D. Seitter.
42. Julian K. Taylor?referred for correction.
43. S. E. Lof?in referred for reduction.
44. Assessment reduced, abatement ordered on Frank E. Beane, Jr.
45. Assessment reduced, abatement ordered on M. V. Cole house.
46 J. E. Shands granted abatement.
DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. ? Page
8 22 1932_ 9 178
8 22 1932.. 9 178
8 29 1932. 9 179
._ 8 29 1932.. 9 179
_. 8 29 1932.. 9 179 ..
8 29 1932 9 179
8 29 1932. 9 179
9 6 1932 9 180
9 12 1932 9 180
9 12 1932_ 9 180
9 12 1932 9 180
9 12 1932. 9 180
9 12 1932. 9 180
9 12 1932 9 18D
9 19 1932 9 181
9 19 1932 9 181
9 19 1932 9 182
_, 9 19 1932 _ 9 182
9 26 1932, 9 182
.. 9 26 1932 . 9 182
9 26 1932 9 182
9 26 1932 9 182
.. 9 26 1932 9 182
9 ?6 1932 9 182
9 26 1932 9 182
10 3 1932 9 183
.. 10 3 1932 9 183
10 3 1932 9 183
10 3 1932 9 184
10 3 1932 9 184
10 3 1932 9 184
10 3 1932 9 184
10 3 1932 9 184
10 3 1932 9 184
10 3 1932 9 184
10 10 1932 9 185
10 10 1932 9 185
10 10 1932 9 185
10 10 1932 9 185
10 10 1932 9 186
10 10 1932 9 186
10 17 1932 9 186
10 17 1932 9 186
10 17 1932 9 186
10 17 1932 9 186
10 24 1932 9 187
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1. Capt F. J. Evans, Mrs. C. L. Turner and Mrs. Fannie P. Holliday granted abatement. ., 10 24 1932.. 9 187
2., Mrs. Harry Hayden declined refund. ._ 10 24 1932. 9 187
3. Fred D'Lu.gin referred for reduction. _. 10 24 1932.. 9 1$7 ..
4.; Assessment reduced, abatement ordered on Robert Anderson house. . 10? 24 1932.. 9 187
S.?As?;Qssment. reduced, abatement ordered on B. F. Rathgen house. „ 10 31 1932.. 9 188 ..
.6,. Carolina Furniture Co. granted abatement. .. 10 31 1932. 9 188 .
.7.. Marion DeLanger referred for reduction. 10 31 1932 9 188
. 8.. Mrs . Julia A. Sigler referrecl for reduction. ., 10 31 1932 . 2 188 .
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10, W. A. Muhn granted abatement. 11 7 1932. 9 189
1I. Settlement authorized on Charity Henry taxes. 11 7 1932. 9 189
12.. Maggie Burnett referred for reduction. 11 7 1932- 9 190
13.. C. B. Parmele referred for reduction. _ 11 7 1932- 9 190
14._ W. T. Sykes referred for reduction. 11 7 1932,. 9 190
?5.. Mrs. L. K. Woolen granted abatement. 11 7 1932 9 190
16,. G. A. Brinson allowed correction and abatement. 11 21 1932 9 191
17t. Jahn W. Perdew declined penalty release. 11 21 1932 9 191 .
18,. Error correGted, charges transferred on R. N. Northrop. 11 21 1932_ 9 191
19.. Assessments reduced, abatement ordered on W. T. Sykes house. lI 21 1932 9 I91
20.. Assessments r?ed?a.ced, abatement ordered on Mrs. Elizabeth Robbins house. 11 21 1932,. 9 191 _
.21t. Mrs. Fannie E. Key referred for reduction. 11 28 1932 9 192
22.. W. A. McGowan allowed tax payment. 11 28 1932 9 192
23.. Assessmen?s reduced, abatement ordered on M. Brunjes, A. Saffo, J.S.Simmons and A. R. .. 11 28 1932. 9 192
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24., Reduction declined on John W. Plummer. 11 28 1932_ 9 192
25.. Adjustment referred on George W. Bryant. __ 11 28 1932_ 9 192
26.. Assessments, adjustment and error referred on George W. Bryant. 12 5 1932 9 194
27.. Ma.rgaretF. Bryant released from penalty. 12 12 1932 9 194
.28. E. R. Packard referred for reduction. 12 12 1932 9 194
29._ C. T. Wooten released from penalty. 12 12 1932_ 9 194
30. Assessmen?s reduced, abateme?n.t ord-ered on G. P. Hood, W. A. Brown and C, B. Parmele. 12 l? 1932 9 195
31,. W.W. WaLsh granted abatement. ? . 12 12 1932 9 195
.32,, W. W. Walsh and Co. referred for adjustment. 12 12 1932 9 195
33.. J. A. Smith granted half payment on tax. 12 12 1932. 9 195
34. K. C. Sidbury referred for separation. 12 12 1932 9 195
35., C. T. Walton released from penalty. 12 12 1932 9 195
36. J. A. Montgomery released from penalty. 12 27 1932 9 196
37,. John A. Stevens granted tax payment. ? 12 27 1932 9 196
38.. Requests for reduction approved. _ 12, %.27 1932 9 196
39. Assessments reduced, abatement ordered on M. M. Delanger, M. Burnett and M. H. Keith. 12 27 1932 9 196
40.. Fannie Hartfield released from penalty. 1 3 1933 9 197
41., L. J. Coleman referred for reduction. 1 3 1933 9 197
42. Rev. J. S. Crowley disapproved of high rate penalty laws. 1 3 1933. 9 197
43t. Assessments reduced, abatement ordered on Mux?ray D. James and E. R. Pickard houses. 1 3 1933 9 197
44. Henry Hayes estate released from penalty. 1 3 1933 9 197
45., Mrs. H. Steinmetz released from penalty. 1 3 1933 9 197
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SOLD Yr OINEN i. DUNN, NEII ?ERN, NORTN GROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
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l. . Woddus Kellum released from penalty. . 1 3 1933. 9 197
2. _ J. A. Alkinson granted abatement. .. 1 3 1933. 9 197
3. _ Charl.es F. Green granted refund. 1 3 1933. 9 197
4. . Fred M. Hintz granted separation of taxes. 1 3 1933 9 197 ..
5. Mrs. Julia Sprunt and Alex Sprunt allowed abatement. , 1 3 1933. 9 197
6. S. E. Life Insurance released from penalt?. 1 3 1933 9 198
7. Letter written to taxpayers on settlement. 1 3 1933 9 198
8. Mrs. Mary E. Cox r?ferred for reduction. _ 1 9 1933. 9 198
9. Horace T. King ?ranted abatement. 1 9 1933 9 198
10. E. R. Pickard declined reduction, abatement ordered. 1 9 1933 9 198
11. Jos?ph S. Newton assessments reduced, abatement ordered. 1 9 1933 9 198
12. Carolina Building and Loan allowed tax payment. 1 9 1933 9 198
13. J. H. Rehder allowed tax payment. 1 9 1933 9 198
14. William Struthers allowed tax payment. 1 9 1933 9 198
15. Charles E. Leamy released from penalty. 1 9 1933 9 198
16. W. B. Kimball released from penalty. . 1 9 1933 9 198
17. W. S. Clayton, M. W. Bear, V. Wallace, S, Stone and C. E. Mallett released from penalty. 1 9 1933 9 198 ._
18. J. A. Henderson communication on re-evaluation received. 1 9 1933. 9 198
19. D. E. Todd referred for separation. 1 9 1933 9 198
20. Tom Croom declined abatement. 1 9 1933_ 9 198 ..
21. Giving tax list to A. B. Crews and W. F. Carpenter referred. 1 9 1933 9 198
22. R. E. McCrary, Mrs. J. Tate and Mrs. M. L. Roberts released from penalty. 1 30 1933 9 201
23. Jacob Stewart requestd, investigated on separation. 1 30 1933. 9 201 ..
24. W. A. French.referred for cancellation. 1 30 1933 9 201
25. F. A. Bissinger referred for reduction. 1 30 1933 9 201
26. Herbe?t Smith exempted from poll tax payment. 1 30 1933 9 201
27. William Struther allowed tax payment. 1 30 1933. 9 201
28. W. A. French granted abatement. 1 30 1933 9 201
29. Tax jv.dgment cancelled against R. E. Colder. 1 30 1933 9 201
30. Mrs. Lillie L. Rivenbark referred for reduction. 1 30 1933. 9 201
31. Penalties released on F. A. Whitaker, Allie McNeill, J. A. Warner and I. Mi11er. 1 30 1933 9 201
32. Assessment reduced, abatement ordered on Mrs. L. E. McClelland. 1 30 1933 9 201
33. Home Builders Co. rele ased from penalty. 2 6 1933 9 205
34. Tax Collectors paid. 2 6 1933 9 205
35. Thomas Lumber Co. referred for correction. 2 6 1933? 9 205
36. G. H. Joyner released from penalty. 2 6 1933 9 205
37. R. H. Pierce and Samuel Knight released from penalty. 2 13 1933 9 206
38. G. G. Moore granted abatement. ? 13 1933 9 206
39. 0. L. Evans and Mrs. Grace M. Hintz referred for reduction. 2 13 1933 9 206
40. Judgment on R. E. Calder under investigation. 2 13 1933 9 206
41. J. C. Petlow and W. L. Walker allowed tax payment. 2 20 1933 9 206
42. Mrs. Edith M. Chruch and Theodore Mott released from penalty. 2 20 1933 9 207
43. L. H. King referred for separation and reduction. 2 27 1933 9 207
44. W. W. Walsh granted abatement, applied to taxes. 2 27 1933 9 207
45. W. F. Shaffner granted abatement. , 2 27 1933 9 208
46. Theodore and Mike Gennis released from penalty. 2 27 1933 9 208
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1.. Mrs. Jae Ella Jones granted abatement.
2?. Mrs. Anni.e L. a?d Whealtey Davis released from penalty.
3?. H. H. Cook gxanted abatement.
.4.. Mrs. C. Waddell and Rob?rt Green released from penalt?.
5.. J. M. Willia.ms released fram penalty.
6.. Richard Hardimon granted abatement.
7._, Assessment separated on F. E. Crowell property.
.8._ R. A. Nesbitt released from penalty.
,9.. Mrs. J. D. Sykes declined abatement.
10. Fred T. Tucker, Ruth F. Porter and James R. Hall released from penalty.
11. J. H. Johnston allowed tax payment.
12...City-County to discuss taxes.
13.. Julius E. Steinberger released from penalty.
14. Fr?d L. Creech exempted from poll tax payment.
15._.C. E. White request adopted for reduction, abatement ordered.
16._. Dr. J. H. Smith dec],ined re?eased from tax payment.
17._. Tax collection remain the same.
18.. Assessments reduced, abatement ordered on J. E. Allard Building.
19.. Tax help authorized.
20R. Louis T. Moore considered for reduction.
21.. Tax cancelled under Miles F. Costin.
22.., Arthur H. Drew and E. H. Hayes released from penalty.
23.. Taxes collected on beer licenses.
24?, Reduct?on referred on Mrs. Bertha S. Shrier.
25.. Tax collections reported.
26., J. E. Burris released from penalty.
27.. W. C. Rhodes released from penalty.
28.. Payment made, cost abated on Margaret Jones.
29.. W. D. Mugn and W. A. ?%?ioods estate released from penalty.
30.. Moses Scott released from penalty.
31. Miss Francis Sullivan declined reduction.
32.. Mrs. EZizabeth G. Sasser granted abatement, adjustment ordered.
33._ J. 0. Reilly requested for reduction under iravestigation.
34,. Penalities referred on cancellation.
35.. Refund authorized on Dr. S. E. Koonce.
36.. Tax items app?oved for single-column placement.
37.. Louis B. Todd released from penalty.
_38., D. Vaughn Allen submitted tax check of H. H. Hartis.
39. Correction and abatement ordered on J. A. Pebbles car.
40., James Rising exempted from poll tax payment.
41.. Francis L. Sullivan referred for adjustment.
42. Back tax discussed by City-County.
43. J. D. Edwards and H. F. Wilder appointed assessors.
44. Listing time extended, back tax meeting postponed.
45.. George C. William, Sr. granted abatement. ..
46. Tax collection announced, no action ruled on refund of penalities.
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eec. u. s. Counry Indezea Since 1888 ? To bCa?? nam?f? op?n at C07T A-I TAB INDEX
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l. Separation of assessments ordered for A. B. Riggs.
2._ Taxes discussed, Committee named to draft plans.
3. H. F. Wilder refused tax-assessor work.
4. W. P. Fletcher referred for cancellation of Henry Sampson taxes.
5.. C. B. Parmele considered for adjustment.
6. Assessments reduced on Thomaso?t?. Lumber Co.
7. A. C. Comache taxes separated.
8. Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co. granted abatement.
9. Taxpayers names authorized for jury list.
10. Action approved on assessments, tax settlement authorized.
11. Taxes abated on T. H. Wright and C. B. Parmele.
12. T. C. Munn granted abatement.
13. Davxd Hill granted abatement.
14. All ?eal Estate sold with un.paid taxes.
15. Progressive Building and Loan allowed tax payment.
16.. Taxes settled on Henry Sampson property.
17. Collection reported, tax refunds authorized.
18. American Mollasses Co. referred for reduction.
19. C. N. Philli?s released from penalty.
20. Correction made on Mrs. Bertha Shrier land.
21. Assessment separated, W. D. Colwell aliowed tax payment.
22. Assessments reduced on J. C. Roe, Jr.
23. Stanley Gummer granted abatement, C. F. Strunck granted refund.
24. Roger Moore requested refund.
25. Separation authorized on Keith Bros. property.
26. Citizen Building and Loan allowed tax payment.
27.. Assessment reduced, abatement ordered on J. D. James.
28. Assessment reduced, adjustment ordered on C. E. Goodwin heirs.
29. Mrs. A. P. Sawage authorized adjustment.
30. F. M. Ross released from penalty.
31. Jeannie Jackson released from penalty.
32. Assessments divided on G. A. Warren property.
33. W. A. French granted abatement.
34. Tax Collector authorized office, tax personnel selected,?collection reported.
35. Meeting held to select tax.collector, C. R. Moore appointed tax collector.
36. Tax lien released against ?. 0. and Lillian Moore.
37. Assessments separated at Masonboro Bluff.
38. E. R. Pic?:ard referred on back tax payment.
39. C. H. Jackson granted abatement.
40. John Herring granted abatement(estate).
41. Assessments reduced on E. R. ?ickard.
42. Raney Chevolet released from penalty. `
43. L. E. A11en allowed settlement, penalty abated on W. R. Stewart.
44. Taxes abated on C. E. Craig house.
45. Meares Harris granted penalty and tax release.
46.. Moore-Fonveille Realty released from penalty.
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eec. u. s. County Indezee Since 1888 ? fo lota?a names? opfn at COTi A-Z TA8 INDEX
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,6.; Hugh McRae referred for assessment. ?
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,.8._. William Struthers granted tax release.
9._ Tax receipts books printed without collector's name on them.
10?_ Collection of tax receipts authorized.
11.. Tax settlement plus affidavits accepted, subject to clerk, collection reported.
12.. Committee. named to check insolvent tax.
13. E. Meyers released from penalty.
14.. Penalties released if settlement made by January lst.
15... Tax office authorized adding machine.
16... Assessments reduced, abatement ordered on Gulf Refining Co.
I7... New Hanover Transit Co. referred for tax examination.
18. Schedule B Taxes ame.nded.
19.. Assistant Collector advanced petty card.
20... A. J. Broughton granted abatement on penalty and poll tax.
21.., Collector to b? notified on tax cases, original books to be delivered to collector.
22,.. Extra help authorized in tax office.
23., Poll tax separated on C. 0. Russ. :
24... H. W. Howell granted refund.
25... Mrs. W. R. Evans and H. D. Futrelle granted abatement.
26.. J. A. Denn.is referred on abatement.
27.. R. G. McClella.nd referxed for investigation of tax listing,
2$?. A. B. Yopp referred for reduction.
29.. Mrs. E. K. Bryan referred for reduction.
.30a, Community Church, Carolina Beach, declined penalty release.
31.. Assessments reduced, abatement o?dered on R. B. Yopp and Mrs Rebecca ?opp.
32.Tax Collector authorized auto exp?nses and adding machine.
33._. Notices mailed to taxpayers, schedule B taxes amended.
34. 3. W. Morel and Isaiah Ballard granted abatement.
35.. Mrs L. W. Sewell granted abatement.
36.. Virginia-•Carolina Chemical Co. referred in tax increases.
37.. H. D. Futrelle granted abatement.
38,. W. A. Fonveille referred on abatement.
39.. Louis W. Struckey granted abatement.
40,, Ness Hail and Pearsalo referred for reduction.
41.. T. A. Nesbet allowed abatement.
42? Unpaid taxes cancelled on New Hanover Transit Co.
43,. W. L. Rivenbark released from penalty.
44.. C. H. Zebelin declined release from sales costs.
45. Home Real Estate and Insurance Co. granted abatement.
46._. Cape Fear Twi?ing Tracts referred for separation of assessments.
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¦ec. u. s. 'A??? County jnaezee Since 1988 ? t0 IOtO?! IlOlll?f? O?NA Of COTT A-2 TAB INDEX
vAr OFFICE ?BJj7K,o?i Anlden6fying?TradeMark SURNAME IN?TIAL TAB IfW,[E BY THE COT7 INDEX COMPANY, WLUMBUS, ONIO
SOLD ?T ?WEN G. pONN, NEN 6ERN, NORtM GROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS , DATE MINUTE BOOK
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l. Assessments separated on Block 182, Lut 30
12 11 1933 9 262
2. Assessments separated, fixed on J. C. Murphy property. 12 11 1933. 9 262
3. C. M. Murrin requested, referred for refund. ? ' „ 12 18 1933. 9 263
4. W. L. Rivenbark requested, declined for abatement. 12 18 1933. 9 263
5. Donald Kelly requested, granted abatement. _ ,? 1 2 1934 9 264
6. E. W. Ortman assessments separated, fixed. 1 2 1934., 9 264 ..
7. L. T. Rogers requested, granted payment of taxes. 1 2 1934 9 264
8. Taxes abated on mortgage under J. J. Moore. . 1 8 1934. 9 265
9. Mrs. M. H. Johnston allowed tax payment. 1 8 1934 9 265
10. C. M. Murrin refunded tax, New Hanover Transit Co. tax cancelled. 1 15 1934 9 266
11. Assessments separated on Mrs. C. Warren prop?rty. 1 15 1934 9 267
12 Adjus?ment considered on Emma ?reen. 1 ?5 1934 9 267
13. I. Shain assessment redu?ed, abated. 1 ?5 1934 9 267
14. Appointment postponed for assessors. 1 T5 1??34 9 267
' 15. Billy Futch granted abatement. _ 1 22 1934 9 267
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18. Floating Showboat exempted from Schedule B ?caxes. 1 22 1934. 9 267
19. G. T. Nimmock refunded taxes, A. W. Pate refunded taxes. . 1 22 1934 9 268
20. Mrs. E. S. Amos allowed tax payment. 1 29 1934_ 9 268
21. Assessment reduced, abatement ordered for C. B. Parmele. 1 29 1934 9 268
22. Mrs. Mildred Bear released from penalty. . 1 29 1934 9 268
23. Mrs. Maude P. Martin allowed tax payment. , 1 29 1934 9 268
24. RealEstate taxes accepted on C. F. Williams and H. A. Mercer. 1 29 1934 9 268
25. R. B. Shepard grai?.ted abatement. 1 29 1934 9 269
26. Estate Corp. granted abatement. 2 5 1934. 9 270
27. J. T. Evans released from penalty. 2 5 1934 9 270
? 28. H. R. Smith exempted from poll tax. 2 5 1934 9 272
29. W. D. Colwell requested, referred for compromise. 2 5 1934 9 272
30. Mrs. I'. A. W`t?.itaker released from penalty. 2 5 1934 9 273
31. Pirate Ship exempted from Schedule B tax. ?, 2 5 1934 9 273
32. Ness Cr?ek assessments reduced, abatement ordered. 2 5 1934 9 273
33. L. W. Wessell taxes corrected, abated. 2 5 1934 9 273
34. W, R. Hadley assessm?nts reduced, abatement ordered. 2 19 ?1934 9 274
35. W. E. Greer granted abatement. 2 19 1934 9 274
36. C. W. Scott and Martin 0`Brien released from penalty. 2 19 1934 9 274
37, D. J. Bryant released from penalty, lots 13 & 14, Carolina Beach, 1931-33. 2 26 1934 9 275
38. H. C. Byrd released from penalty, Lot 6, Block 12&, i933. . 2 26 1934 9 275
39. Assessment separtated on E. Lot 1& NE Lot 2 and Lot 2. 2 26 1934 9 275
4Q. Thomas Rice requested, declir?ed assessment reduction, Lot 57, Oleander House. 3 5 1934 9 276
, 41. No action taken on Tax Supervisors Division Meeting. 3 5 1934 9 276
42. Request to release Thomas Gallowary from cost in back tax suits referred to C. Attorney. 3 S 1934 9 276
43. Chairman appointed Tax Supervisor 1934. 3 5 1934 9 276
44. Galloway heirs (above) released from court cost in suit. 3 12 1934 9 276
45. Poll-personal taxes separated from Leon Marshburn, Lot 10, Block 504. 3 12 1934 9 276
46o L. L. Woods allowed to pay 1933 taxes on Leon Marshburn's Lot 10 Block 504. 3 12 1934 9 276
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. l,. Scott Stone released from penalty, Lot 528 & Lot 529, Lakeside Park, 1933. 3 12 1934.. 9 277
. 2,. Tax listing applications presented. 3 19 1934,. 9 277
. 3,. J. D. Edwards and J. H. Sallin?s appointed Wilmington Assessors, 1934. .. 3 19 1934_ 9 277
_4,. Assessment separation on Biddle Subdivision referred to and fixed by Chairman. .. 3 19 ]?934. 9 277
_5., Abatement reqla.est by L. L. Wood, Lot 10, Block 504, referred to Chairman. . 3 19 1934._ 9 277
.6.. Former Tax Collector Natham Cole's check received, returned for correction. . 3 19 1934. 9 279
7.. C.A. Bakex, Rctbinsville, N. C. Released from penalty., Lot 4, Block 48, Carolina Beach,. 3 19 1934.. 9 279
_8.. W. D. Mills, Blockl7, 0. E. Todd, Block 22, Lot 11 Carolina Pl. released from penal?zes_, 3 19 1934., 9 279
`9. Mrs. A. S. Bizzell released from penalty, Lots 160 & 161, Shore Acres, 1933. 3 19 1934. 9 279
lt?. W. 0. Fickling, Harnett, gran?ed abatement, refunded po11 tax, 1933. 3 19 1934 9 279
11... Lot l, Block 212, charged back taxes and Lefferson Levy taken off records for 1874-80. 4 2 1934 9 279
12,.. Frank L. Creech, Wilmington exempted from poll tax payment. 4 2 1934_ 9 279
13. William Powell, Richmond, Va. released from penalty, Harnett, 1933. 4 2 1934 9 279
14.. Leona C. Colwell released from penalty, B1ock 187, R. E. Williams to pay taxes less << 9 1934 9 280
.. penalty, 1933.
15. Abatement ordered on Block 202,.recently purchased by M. 0'Brien from M. W. Bear 1932-33 4 9 19?4 9 280
16?, C. T, Smaw released from penalty, R'Iarstellar and Kidder Sts. 1933. _ 4 9 1934 9 280
17?. Back taxes on J. I. B€ar Cooler and Elevator, Block 202, striken from record, 1933. 4 9 1934_, 9 280
?8.. Assessment reduction on Mrs. Mamie B. Bluethenthal, Harnett, referred to Assessor. , 4 16 1934 9 281
19., Alonzo Parrish, Benson, N. C. released from penalty, 1933. 4 16 1934._ 9 281
20:.. Pexcy McGeorge, Philadel?a, Pa. released from penalty, 1931. 4 16 1934 9 281
21?. C. Robinson refunded poll tax for 1933. 4 16 1934 9 281
22.. Division of assessment on J. H. Southerland estate, Harnett, referred to Chairman. 4 23 1934. 9 282
23.. Sam Davis granted poll tax refund, 1933. 4 30 1934 9 282
24.. W. 0. Miles granted poll tax refund, 1933. 4 30 1934_ 9 282
25. John Hymon granted poll tax refund, N. C. Veterans Loan Fund requested. 4 30 1934 9 282
26.. It?mized statement of unpaid taxes on State Property. 4 30 1934 9 282
27.. Time extention on making tax list left to Chairman. 4 30 1934 9 282
28., Back taxes cancelled on I. C. or C. H. Dudley's Administrator for 1871. 5 7 1934 9 283
29... Tax list from Virginia?.-Carolina Chemical Co. accepted, receipts given for 1931-32. 5 7 1934 9 283
30a, Virgir?ia-- Carolina plant and Pender County residents grartted poll tax refund. 5 7 1934_ 9 283
31.., Penal?.ies released, Alice McNeil, Lots 6& 7, Block 58, Carolina Beach. 5 7 1934 9 283
32, W. C. Be?thune, Block 511, City, J. W. McKay B1ock 117, Dillion, S. C. penalties 5 7 1934 9 283
. released. L. Blackledge land, Harnett, sold for settlement of back taxes, accepted. _
33. C. Gause, Burnswick County granted po11 tax refund. 5 14 1934 9 284
34.., Assessment division adopted on Sarah Howard property, Block 209. 5 14 1934 9 284
35., G. W. Rodgers released from 1933 penalty, Federal Point. ? 5 14 1934 9 284
36., Annie E. Webber granted 1933 dog tax abatement. 5 14 1934 9 284
?7.. C. F. Strunck granted abatement on house, tract 11, Wilson Farm. 1933. 5 14 1934 9 284
38., Assessments ?ixed and abatement ordered on James Dennis Building, Block 296. 5 14 1934 9 284
39.: George F. Tinken, 214 N. 7th Street exempted from poll tax payment. „ 5 14 1934_ 9 284
40. Greater-Ten-Counties Fair alTowed to exhibit and exempted from tax payment.' S 21 1934 9 285
41., Mrs. Sadie F. Murphy released from penalty, Block 152, 1933. 5 21 1934 9 285
.42.. K. B. Mann granted abatement on house furniture, 1933. 5 21 1934 9 285
43., Assessment error corrected on G. E. Burnett house, Lots l& 2, Block 35. 5 21 1934 9 285
44.. Mrs. Mary A. Hall request for assessment reductions referred to Chairman. 5 21 1934. . 9 285
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24.,; Anthony Howe's bill for wire file for tax lists approved. „ 09 06 1871? 2 220 k?
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Bi11s from F. Bell, Stokly Atkinson, Stephen Keyes, and Anthony Hawes for taking tax lists approved. ;.
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Bills from William Robinson, R'ufus Garriss, J. Pigford, and J. Rowe for taking tax lists approved. ,.
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27.? Bills from C. Rowe and C.M. Galloway for taking tax lists approved. , 09 06 1871? 2 221 ??
28.,; W. Gerken's bill for tax list approved. „ 11 07 1871r?
? 2 241 j'
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2
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30.., H,F. Murphy's bill for tax list approved. O1 02 1872;; 2 278 ;
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31. Trustees to appoint tax listers and advertise in three public places within ten day previous to April:l. 03 04 1872'
? 2 297 ;
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32. a Sheriff to give Township Trustees blanks for making out personal lists of taxes. 04 O1 1872. 2 309 ??
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33. Wilmington Township allowed $100 for listing taxes in said Township. , 04 O1 1872'
. 2 311 I?
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Information to be given tax listers concerning construction of tax bill and opinion of M. London.
04
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2
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35. George Flack's claim for listing taxes and revision of ta? lists allowed. „ 09 05 1872„ 2 359 ,
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36.,, Bills from J.L Barlow and W.T. Bannerman for taking tax lists approved. 10 07 1872,. 2 379 ??
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Bill from I. Mashburn for listing taxes approved.
11
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2
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38..; Claim of S.T. Potts for listing taxes not allowed, Township Trustees to pay for this. O1 21 1873, 2 423 j?
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, Bills from David Davis, W.W. Humphrey and Delaware Nixon for taking tax lists approved.
, 05 06 1873?` 3 66 i
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Bills from numerous persons for taking tax lists.
06
02
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42., Bills from numerous persons for taking tax lists approved, pages 84-85. ,v 07 07 1873; 3 84 i
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43.: Chairman to settle matters of listing taxes with City of Wilmington and pay sums he may need. 07 10 1873`?
' 3 86 i
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nec. u. s. i???? Counry Indezee Since 1888 ? To lota?f 11om?s? O?u ot COTT A•2 TA! INDEX
r?r OFFICE C.?i?-(.a-?.s An IdentifyinR Trede Mark fURNAME INITIAL TAi RUl6E BY THE COTT INpEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD tT OI/EN i. DUNN, NEM iERN, NORTN GROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUT E BOOK
, Month Day Year Vol. Page
l. Judgment against Albert W. Brown instead of W. Albert Brown cancelled. 5 28 1934. 9 286
2. _ Tax error on J.H. Roeher cancelled on Bouham or Williamson land, 1933-34. ,. 6 4 1934. 9 286
3. Alvin C. Carnes released from penalty, Block 93, 1932. ._ 6 4 1934.. 9 286 .
4. .. Harry Jaffe allowed to pay 1931-33 taxes on Lot 17, Block 505. , 6 11 1934 9 287
S. T. N. Sin-imons allowed to pay taxes (part) on Grissom land, Masonboro, 1921-33. ,. ?i 11 1934 9 287 .
6. Payment of M. L. Hinton, Lots 12 & 13, Block 6, Carolina Beach transfezred to husband E 11 1934 9 287
E. L. Hinton, l.ots 8& 9, Block 2, Carolina Heights. _ .
7. P. L. Canady's real estate and personal taxes separated, Lot 366, Audubon. .. 6 11 1934. 9 288 .
8. L. L. Mi11s allowed to pay taxes. 6 11 1934 9 288
9. Harry Jaffe granted personal, poll and dog tax refund, 1931-33, 6 18 1934 9 288
10. Unpaid real estate taxes due September and advertisements referred to Attorney. 6 18 1934 9 288
11. Half-cost approved on City Directory for tax collector„ 6 2? 1934 9 289
12. J. D. McMillan released from penalty and poll tax, Block C, Ardmore, 1933. 6 25 1934. 9 289
13. W. T. Hinnant released from penalty on Lots 1& 2, Block 10, South Wilmington. 6 25 1934 9 289
14. J. M. Beatty released from penalty on Lot 94, Winter Park Gardens. 6 25 1934 9 289
15. Tax, cost and interest accepted on Lots 22 & 23, Pine Acres, Federal Point, 1926-33. , 6 25 1934 9 289
16. So}?hia Northrop released from penalty, Masonboro 1933. 7 2 1934 9 290
17. W. F. Clayton, Fayetteville, released from penalty, Lot 12, Block 35, Wilm. Beach 1933. 7 9 1934 9 291
18, Assessment reductian on D. E. Pridgen Building, Block 153, held over for information. 7 9 1934 9 '91
19. Assessment reduction on Mrs. Sallie Maffitt progerty, Block 116, referred. .. 7 16 1934 9 291
20. Assessment reduction, Tide Water Power Co. requested, on Oceanic Hotel Wrightsville 7 16 1934 9 291
Beach, received taken for consideration. 7 16 1934 9 291
21. Committee recor.unended, assessment reduction on Maffitt prop?rty,,approved. 7 16 1934 9 291
22. Unassessed lot at Carolina Beach ordered assessed for 1934. 7 16 1934 9 292
23. Building assessment on D. E. Pridgen, Lot 153 reduced and abatement ordered. 7 16 1934 9 292
24. Unpaid taxes cancalled on Lot 4, Block 22, abated for 1934. ? 7 23 1934: 9 292
25. J. H. Curtis property taxes, ,etc. cancelled, Lot 2, B1ock 50 for 1907-15. . 7 23 1934: 9 292
26. H. R. Smith, Winter Park granted poll tax abat?ment for 1934, exempted from po11 taxes. 7 23 1934 9 993
27. . A. F. Cutter, Atlanta Ga. requested assessment reduction on Lola Harriss property
. Block 549, referred to Committee. ' 7 23 1934 9 293
28. Assessment on George Burnett land, Lot 1 S G1 & 2 B1ock 35 divided to clear back taxes. 7 30 1934 9 293
29. Mrs. ?Iary D. Cronly released from penalty, Harnett 1933. 7 30 1934 9 294
30. Dr. Charles T. Nesbitt released from penalty, Harnett 1933. 7 30 1934 9 294
31. Warren ?Iohnson request for reduction on F. R. Williams house referred 8 6 1934 9 295
32. Wilmington Star News machinery and property referred to Chairman and Assessor. 8 6 1934 9 296
33. ? ' r
Property for sale for unpaid taxes referred to Chairman and Assessor.
8
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9
296
34. Mrs Mary H. Cook released from penalty, Block 543, 1933. 8 6 1934 9 296
35. Charges made on sale of real estate under 1933 unpaid taxes. 8 9 1934 9 298
36. Mrs Charlotte H. B. Smith, released from penalty, Lot 21, Block 527, 1933. 8 13 1934 9 299
37. Action recinded ?n August 13th me?tin?, c'r?ar?es adopted on unpaid taxes. 8 2G 1934 9 299
38. Separation of assessments for W. H. McEachern and Jocelyn Co. referred to Chairman. 8 20 1934 9? 299
39. W. B. Register granted P1ate-Silverware abatem?nt, 1933.
? 8 20 1934 9 2.99
40. Mrs. Rebecca S. Yopp requested assessment reduction, Lot 8, Block 47, referred. 8 20 1934 9 299
41. Penalti?e?. released, Mrs. F. C. Stevenson, Humphrey Bros., G. D. Norcum. - 8 20 1934?: 9 2?99
42. Mrs. Mary W, Cowan released from penalty, Lot 70, Oleander, 1933. 8 20' 1934 9 300
43. Moor?F'onville Realty requested rele ase from perso?a.al tax payment, held for investig?:tion, 9 4 1934 9 300
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover Count?, N. C. _ MATT RT Tax Department -
Rea. u. s. County Indezee Since 1888 ? TO IoCON nam?s? Op?n ot COiT A-2 TAB INDEX
M0.CE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, DHIO
PAT OFi1CE ?1? An Identifying Trade Mark fURNAME INITIAL TAB SOLD YY OWEN i. DUNN, MEw lERN, NORTN UROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS ? DATE M?NUTE BooK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
l, Mrs. Gladys Rollins, High Point released from penalty, Farm 59, Winter Park, 1933.
2.. I. V. Peterson, Cape Fear, granted poll tax abatement, 1933. ,
2,_ Real and personal taxes separated on C. T. Miller estate, Lot 23, B1ock G. ._
3.. Ardmore and Peoples' Bia.ilding and Loan allowed to pay taxes, 1932-33.
_ 4.: Taxes paid on James Morse Lots 23,& 24, judgment cancelled. .
. 5.. Compromise on back taxes of Mary E. Prease and James Pigford property referred.
6.. Mrs Sarah H. Lunder?an, N. Y. C, re1e.?.sed from penalty, Lot 2, Block 18, Car. Bch, 1933..
; 7,. Mildred W. Bear released from penal.ty, Wilmington, 1932.
?8. Reduction assessment on Cold Storage Plant, B1ock 233, taken under consideration.
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9. Statement of 1933 tax collection presented, received, subject to check.
10. 1934 tax books prepared, presented, incompleted, given to tax collector.
11. Henry L. Taylor granted abatement on house, 1934.
12. R. W. Page Corp. granted abatement, 1933 tax cancelled.
13. Assessments on Lots 1& 2, Block 127, reduced 1929-34.
14,. Judgment released on W. H. Biddle, Lot l, Block 163.
15. Action pending on Tide Water Power Co. request for refund on Old Oceanic Site.
_16. Audit of Tax Office Records under consideration.
,17.. J. B. McCabe and Co. employed to audit Tax Records.
18, Mrs. Elizabeth Leevwenberg granted abatement for 1932-34.
19. Chairman and Auditor named to discuss division of tax-collector costs with City. .
20. J. L. Sprunt requested, released from property taxes on Church Street.
21. W. S. Murchinson gran?ed po11 tax abatement, 1932-33, released from penalty 1926-31.
22. Dividing assessment approved for George W. Lutterloh's estate.
23. Josie W. Kelly released from penalty, Block 93, 1932-34.
24.. Charlie Lum granted license tax refund.
25. Assessment reduction on J. H. Mallard property, Block 125, effective for May l, 1927
abatement ordered for 1927-32.
26.. Land assessments, Federal Point, reduced and abatement ordered for 1934.
27. Assessments divided, fixed on Mrs. K. M. Banck property, Block. 218.
28.. Miss Margart L. Kingsbury granted abatement, Lot 86, Block H. Wrightsville Beach, 1934.
29,. Assessments on Mrs. Daisy T. Sternberger, Lot 69, Wrightsville Beach reduced, 1934.
30.. Assessments abated on H. S. Stokes and Mrs. Maie 0'Conner Bryan property.
31. Mrs. Mamie B. Pittman granted abatement, Lot 10, Block 36, Carolina Beach.
32. M?s. Gertrude L. Pottle granted abatement, Lot 36, Block 5, Carolina Beach,
33. George Hennett requested home adjustment, Block 112, referred to Chairman.
34. Sol Shain granted abatement on house furniture, 1934.
35, J. D. Sidbury granted abatement on female dog, 1934.
36, Assessment reduced on Mrs. Helen R. Hicks, Block 468, abatement ordered.
37,: Abatements granted to Thomason Lumber Co. Cape Fear.
38, Assessments separated on Lot 2, Block 105, Heirs of Mary Bennett.
39, B. L. Buck's-proper?Cy tax .separated on Masonboro land, 1930-33.
40. Mrs. Bertha Shirer granted abatement, real estate reduction, Elm Grove and Harnett,
abatement ordered for 1933-34.
41?. Mrs Wilhelneina S. Richter request for abatement, Lot l, Block 63, Car. Bch. referred.
42. Back taxes cancelled on Lot 10, Block E, Ardmore, under Rev. A. V. Joyner.
43. Action confirmed to refund Miss Jennie Jackson taxes on Block 112, 1928-30.
9 4 1934, 9 301._
9 10 1934 9 301.
? ?.7 1934_ 9 302.
9 17 1934.. 9 302
9 17 1934. 9 302
9 17 1934. 9 302
9 24 1934 9 303
9 24 1934,. 9 303.
9 24 1934 9 303
10 1 1934 9 305
10 1 1934 9 305
10 8 1934 9 305
10 8 1934 9 305
10 8 1934 9 305
10 8 1934 9 305
10 8 1934 9 305
10 15 1934.. 9 305
10 15 1934 9 305
10 15 1934 9 306
10 15 1934 9 307.
10 15 1934 9 307
10 15 1934 9 307
10 15 1934 9 307
10 22 1934 9' 307
10 22 1934_ 9 307
10 22 ?934 9 308
10 22 1934 9 308
10 29 1934 9 308
10 29 1934 9 308
10 29 1934 9 308
10 29 1934 9 308
10 29 1934 9 308
10 29 1934 9 308
11 5 1934 9 309
11 5 1934 9 309
11 5 1934 9 309
11 13 1934 9 309
11 13 1934 9 3?1a
11 13 1934 9 310
11 28 1934 9 311
12 3 1934 9 31?
12 3 1934 9 313
12 3 1934 9 313
12 10 1934 9 314
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover Count?, N. C. _ MATTER: _
Tax Department
Rec. u. s. q??_ County Ind?ee Since 1888 ? i'o lotah nam?s? Op?A af COTT A•Z TAE INDEX
???T,o-?.s- An Iden6Fyina Trade Mark MJ?t f BY THE COTT INDEX COdIPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
PAt OFFICE tURliAME 1NITlAL TAi SOLC ?Y ONEN C. OYNN, NErI ?ERN, NORTN GROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
DATE MINUTE BOOK
° Month ? Day Year Vol. Page ?
l. Assessments division approved on T. F. Byrd property, Block 490.
2.. Adjusting backtaxes on Busho property, Block 186, referred to Chairrn.an.
3., D.. M. Borneman granted abatement on car.
4.. J. R. Pitts, Ha,mlet, N. C. released from poll tax and penalty, I.a? 2?7, 1932-34.
5. Ma.ry I. Strauss requested, received assessment reduction, Block 263..
6.. ?lssessment reduced on McKoy, Harnett land, 1929-32._
7. J. W. Brooks request for assessment reduction referred to assessor.
8. Soloman B. Steinberger adjustment request, referred to Chairman.
9. Edward Q. Davis released from penalty, Block 149. 1934.
10. Error on assessment division referred to C?airman.
11. W. B. Register, 212 P?1cRae Street, granted abatement on house furniture.
12. Humphery Bros., Burgaw, released from penalty, Lot 14, Block 100, Car. Bch, 1934.
13. Assessment reduction allawed on J. W. Brooks property, abatement ordered for 1934.
14. Mrs Daisy Mayo granted abatement, Block 66, Lot 10, Carolina Beach,_1934.
15. George Burnett Estate, Blocks:35;?36 and 49 granted abatement.
16. E. C. Brincer's Sons requested, received r?duction c?m .property, Block 313.
17. J. R. Watson, Clinton, granted abatement Lot 2, Block l, Carolina Beach for 1934.
18. Unpaid tax notices mailed, extra h?lp on taxes to be employed.
19. Johri Innes requested, declined assessment reduction, Lot 12, Brookwood.
20. ?' •Pay,?ent approved for tax office supplies.
21. Assessment reduc?d and abatement ordered on B. K. Myers home, B1ock 189.
22.. Felton Jones, Dillon, S. C. released from poll tax and penalty, for 1932-34.
23. Mrs. E. L. Hinton request for reduction on house, B1ock 2, referred to Chairman.
24. Judgment released on Lots l, z,& 3, Block 214 conveyed by F. Willetts to I.. K. Pinner.
25. Assessments reduced and abatement ordered on Lot 53, Brookwood.
26. Cape Fear Terminal released from penalty, Block 15, 1934.
27. L. N. Preston requested for assessment reduction, referred to assessor.
28. D. R. Russ released from personal and poll tax of J. D. McMillan.
29. 0. R. Brinson requested, declined release from dog tax payment.
30. Alonzo Burriss granted abatement on house, burned.
31. G. H. Lovelace granted abatement on house furniture.
32. Mrs. Mary Perdue reque?ted assessment reduction, referred to Chairman.
33. Isaac Shain granted abatement on goods.
34. Items of taxes, in error refunded to Progressive Building and Loan, accounts reopened.
35. Poll and property taxes separated on Lot 3 SW, Lot $ NW, Block 146, Thomas 0. Salmon
allowed to pay taxes.
36. D. L. Smith, Brookwood, Harnett, excused from taxes.
37. C. B. Parmele, Lot 4, Block A, Wrightsville, considered assessment reduction.
38. Henry Gerdes released from sales costs on Lot 3, Fernsedo, 1933.
39. T. A. Crews, Cape I'ear granted poll tax abatement, 1934.
40. 1934 penalties released, Mrs. W. S. Clayton of N. Y. in Cape Fear, Dr. Sam Levy of
Charlottee and Carolina Beach, C. K. Hulehins of Virginia and Harnett.
41. Mrs. E. K. Bryan granted abatement on Lots 7& 8 Block S& C Carolina Beach.
42.. Greensboro College exempted from taxes, Lot 10, Block 6, Wilmington Beach, 1934.
43. L. T. Landen requested, declined cancellation of tax, cost and interest, Masonboro.
44. K. J. Sellers granted abatement for 1934.
:. 12 17 1934.. 9 315 ..
. 12 17 1934_ 9 315 .
12 17 1934.. 9 315 ,.
, 12 17 1934 . 9 315 ..
12 17 1934 . 9 315 ,.
_ 12 17 1934,e 9 315 .,
12 31 1934 9 315 ,
12 31 1934 9 ?15
12 31 1934 9 315
12 31 1934 9 316
12 31 1934 9 316
1 7 1935 9 316
1 7 1935. 9 316
1 7 1935. 9 316
1 7 1935 9 317
1 14 1935 9 317
1 14 1934 9 317
1 14 1935 9 ?18
1 14 1935_ 9 318
1 14 1935_ 9 318
1 14 1935 9 318
1 21 1935 9 318 „
, 1 21 1935 9 319 .
1 21 1935, 9 319
1 21 1935 9 319
1 28 1935. 9 319
2 4 1935 . 9 321 .
2 4 1935. 9 321 .
2 4 1935 9 322
2 4 1935 9 323
2 4 1935 9 323
2 4 1935 9 323
2 4 1935 9 323
2 11 1935 9 323
2 11 1935 9 323
2 11 1935 9 324?
2 11 1935 9 324
2 11 1935 9 324
2 11 1935 9 324
2 18 1935 9 324
2 18 1935 9 325
2 18 1935 9 325
2 25 1935 9 326
2 25 1935 9 326
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9 ¦e?. u. s. County Indexee Since 18BB ? TO IOW?? nam?s, O?NII at COTT A-Z TAB INDEX
PAT OFFICE ?pJJ7? Anldenqfying Trade Mark M0.EE BY THE WTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
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l,: N. A. Warren requested, declined assessment reduction on car. 2 25 1935.. 9 326
2., F. A. Debnam released from payment of sales cost. ., 3 4 1935. 9 327
: 3,. Walter Hewlett req?u.est for back tax correction. on James F. Perry, Block 271, referred. .. 3 4 1935 9 327
4.: Back taxes cancelled on J. F. Perry property, Block 271, 1919-20. , 3 11 1935 9 328
5,, Correction of assessment error on Mary A. Perdew, B1ock 158, plus refund referred. 3 11 1935. 9 328
6.. Separation o? personal property tax from real estate on B. F. Brittain, Lot 4. B1ock F.. 3 11 1935 9 328
.. Ardmore ordered, Col. Walker Taylor to pay taxes.
, 7t, Discount for Mrs. ?. R. Gore requested, declined, then taken under consideration. 3 11 1935 9 328
8. J. H. Ferguson granted abatement on house, Federal Point, 1934. 3 11 1935 9 328
.9. County made pa.rty to Wrightsville Beach transaction to convey titles of land. 3 11. 1935 9 328
10. Annie Cromartie, Harnett granted abatet?lent on dog. 3 11 1.935 9 328
_11, Statement requested from Cole on Stanly claim of defective title (above). 3 11 1935 9 328
12. App?intment of Assessors and listers postponed for 1935. 3 11 1935 9 328
.13.. Harry Wettig granted reduction, abatement ordered on Lot 2, Block 574, 1932-34. 3 11 1935 9 328
.14. County Attorney to draw bill amending tax office. 3 11 1935 9 329
15.. Assessment fixed on one acre plot recently purchased, as part of "Home Place". 3 18 1935 9 329
16.. Assessment complair?ts at Carolina Beach referred to Cnairman. 3 18 1935 9 329
17.. Fixing assessments on Strunck Subdivision lots referred to Chairman. 3 25 1935 9 330
18.. Complaints (above) investigated, charges recommended, granted. 3 25 1935 9 330
19. Assessment separated on Mrs. Sallie Davis property, Block 496, fixed on Lot 3 SW , 4 NW. 3 25 1935 9 331
20. Wrightsville Beach property sold for taxes: L. Broadfoot, G. Colluci, E. T. Honcock 3 25 1935 9 331
? and Annie E. Winstead.
21., Mrs. Mary H. Cowan released from penalty, Lot 70, Oleander, 1934. 3 25 1935 9 331
22., Sadie Miles released from penalty, Block 257, 1932-34. 3 25 1935 9 331
23... Applications for tax collectors received, J. D. Edwards and W. P. Fletcher appointed. 3 25 1935 9 331
24.. Assessment reduction on C. C. Redd house, Winter park referred to Committee. 3 25 1935 9 331
25.. Authority given to correct 1934 tax on J. J. Moore estate, abatement ordered. 4 1 1935 9 332
26., Endorsement to release liens of judgment against Jasper Sneed, authorized on dockets. 4 1 1935 9 332
:27., Assessment reduction complaints on S. 3rd St. property, r?ferred to assessors. 4 1 1935 9 332
:28. Taxes cancelled: Suggs & McClain, Block 26, Lots 23 & 24 Car. Pl. H. M. Kendall, same. 4 1 1935 9 332
,29.. C. L. Spencer granted abatement on house furniture, 1934. 4 1 1935 9 332
30. J. A. King request for cancellation of house assessment, B1ock 101, referred. 4 1 1935 9 332
31. W. Y. Parker granted poll tax refta.nd. 4 8 1935 9 333
32. Dr. Russell Bellamy? requested, declin.ed assessment reduction, Lots 6& 7, B1ock 3Q. 4 8 1935 9 333
33. Past policy.not to increase property assessments re-affirmed. 4 8 1935 9 333
34. John Sheehan heirs released from penalty, Block 173, 1932-33. 4 8 1935 9 333
35. Kure Beach assessments fixed, Block A, Lots 4& 11, B1ock B, Lots 3& 12. 4 8 1935 9 333
36.. Mrs. A. B. Peck, Knoxville, Tenn. released from penalty at Seabreeze, Masonboro, 1934. 4 8 1935 9 334
37. Tax Assessnrs and Listers_pay fixed and expenses transferredfrom Emergency Fund. 4 8 1935 9 334
38. Sam Davis presented form to cer?ify his Burnswic'? County residency, poll tax remitted. 4 16 1935 9 334
39.. Carrie Suggs released from penalty, Block 94, 1933-34. 4 16 1935 9 334
40. Tax adjustment on J. H. Robinson property, Gearge Rivers and L. Baton property referred. 4 16 1935 9 334
41. W. E. Taylor request for back tax adjustment referred to Committee. 4 22 1935 9 335
42,R. L. Brown, Tampa Fla. released from penalty, also Mrs. Annie H. Norcom. 4 22 1935 9 335
43. J. B. Taylor, 413 Redcross St. exempted from poll tax payment. 4 22 1935„ 9 335
44. Taxes charged against Cape Fear Fiber Co. Lots cancelled. 4 29 1935_ 9 336
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reT OFFICE C.?p//71?.? An Idenfifying Trade 61ark SURlWME INITIAL TAB ?SOLO tY ONEN?4 TDUNNE NEII ?ERM,?NORTN GROL/NA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
l. Back taxes cancelled on Block 28, W. L. Smith. . /? 29 1935. 9 336
2, Division of assessment approved on J. J. Moore property, Block 253. . 4 29 1935 9 336 .,
3. S. E. Lofton request for cancellation of back taxes referred to County Attorney. 4 29 1935 9 337 ..
4. J. A. King requested, granted assessment corrected on house (above). . 4 2g 1935. 9 337 .,
5. Reduction of assessment recommended on Sarah J. Howard house, Block 23, 1933-34. 5 6 1935 9 338
6.. Real and personal taxes separation for L, Brinson and Solomon S?ernberger allowed. _ 5 6 1935_ 9 338 _
7. John V. Edwards granted abatement on household furniture. __ S 6 1935 9 338 .
8. Question on Street paving assessment on Brookwood Lots referred to Chairman & Attorney.. 5 6 1935 9 338 .
9. Thomas Hooper ?ranted abatement on Lot 2, Block 237, 1925-30. 5 6 1935 9 338
10. Payment to Listers authorized for services and ?'arm Census allowed. 5 6 1935 9 338
11. Real and personal property separated on Block 41, Progressive Building and Loan to pay._ 5 20 1935 9 342
12. Poll taxes separated in Block 41, Progressive Building and Loan allowed to pay. 5 20 1935 9 342
13. Assessment reduction on Cape Fear Hotel property referred to assessors. 5 27 1935 9 343
14. M. T. Sellers granted abatement on home, Block 49, 1928-1934. 5 27 1935 9 344
15. Audit report of tax records received, J. B. McCabe and Co. paid _ 6 3 1935 9 344
16. Real Estate and personal ?axes of W. H. McEachern, allowed payment by A. D. McEachern. 6 3 1935 9 344
17. C. E. Johnston allowed abatement on house, Lot 6, Block 6, Carolina Beach. 6 3 1935 9 345
18. Assessments reduced on Josey Guano Co. Building , Wilmington, 1930-34. 6 3 1935 9 345
19. Assessments separated on Lot 3, Part 2, Block 92, under B. F. Brittain. 6 3 1935 9 345
20. Back taxes on 28 acres, Federal Point, under Thomas W. Newton, cancelled, 1882. 6 3 1935 9 345
21. C. S. Robert granted refund, abatement ordered 1934, Lot 98, Block G, Wrightsville Bch. 6 10 1935 9 346
22. Assessment reduction requested, referred to Assessor, received for consideration. 0 10 1935_ 9 346
23. Rate on City-County Schedule B Taxes referred to County Attorney. 6 10 1935 9 346 ..
24. One-eighth taxes allowed on Spillman tract, Cape Fear, 1930-34. 6 17 1935 9 347
25. E. G. Hayes released from penalty, 1934, Lake Shore Park. 6 17 1935 9 347
26. C. K. Hobbs requested, declined 1934 abatement. 6 17 1935 9 347
27. J. H. Brown requested assessment reduction, referred to Assessor. 6 17 1935. 9 347
28. J. E. Winstead requested assessment correction referred to Assessor. 6 17 1935 9 347
29. D. Humphery requested correct?_on of Street assessment, referred to Committee. 6 17 1935 9 347
30. 1934 taxpayers authorized for selection to Jury list. 6 24 1935 9 347
31. 1933 tax statements received from Auditor. 6 24 1935 9 352
32. Miss Stella M. Elfrink released from penalty, 1933-34. 6 24 1935 9 352
33. 1935 assessment fixed, abatement ordered 1927-34 on Lot 3, Block 3. 6 24 1935 9 352
34. A, D. ?ellers, Jr. Masonboro, granted 1934 abatement. 7 1 1935 9 353
35. Street paving assessments (above) cancelled on Brookwood, Harnett. 7 1 19?5 9 353
36.. May 20 Resolution amended on Schedule B Taxes. 7 1 1935 9 353
37. Assessment separation approved on Lot 2, Block 241 (above). 7 1 1935 9 353
38. Assessment adjusting on Mrs. E. V. McKenzie Building referred to Chairman. 7 1 1935 9 353
39. Assessment reductions approved for S,3rd Street property. 7 1 1935, 9 353
40. A. L. Walsh, via Attorney requested Carolina Beach Lot assessment referred. 7 8 1935_ 9 354
41. Corbett Package Co. released from penalty, Cape Fear, 1934. 7 8 1935. 9 354
42. W. C. Bethea granted dog tax abatement, 1934. 7 8 1935 9 354
43. Mrs. E. V. Walsh's Lot Carolina Beach, fixed. 7 8 1935 9 355
44. A. B. Skelding requested, considered for assessment reduction. 7 8 1935 9 355
45. Mrs. E. V. McKenzie granted abatement reduction 1930-34. 7 8 1935 9 355
46. Assessor recommended, assessment reduction adopted on N. C. Bank Building and Miss F. 7 8 1935 9 355
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NATURE OF PROCEEDIIVGS
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l. Assessment reduction approved--others declined--for Miss Fannie R. Williams. „
? Back taxes cancelled against Joe Turner, Lot 2, Block 253, 1885-96.
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3. Back taxes cancelled against Richard Bradley, Block 150, 1871. „
4.; Request to allow Peoples' Building and Loan to pay taxes and penalty released referred...
5._, All Real Estate with unpaid taxes to be sold September 3rd.
6?.. Evander Bullard granted poll tax abatement, 1934.
.7... Schedule B tax levy amended by fixing photography tax.
8... I. Shain requested, referred to Attorn.ey, assessment reduction.
9._ J. H. Davis referred to Chairman on request for assessment reduction.
10..: K. M. Flowers requested, investigated on assessment reduction.
11... Assessments fixed by Assessor, approved and adopted by the Board.
12... Thomas J. Gause allowed to pay taxes for 1932-34.
13.. Chairman and Hintan named on B. B. Cammeron's assessment reduction request.
?4,.. W. H. Pryde released from penalty, Harnett, 1931-32.
15.. Communication received from Auditor on County tax rate.
16.. Morris Moore released from penalty, Wilmington Beach, 1934.
17... Poll tax against W. R. Smith released. Wilmington, 1929-31.
18... Mrs Mary A. Perdew granted refund, 1920-34.
19... C. T. Walters granted abatement on dog, Har?.ett, 1934. .
20. Mrs. Ida Lee C. Brinkley released from penalty, Block 173. 1934.
21. R. Bannerman, Burgaw, granted poll tax refund, 1933-34.
22. S. C. Griffin, Legrange, N. C. released from penalty, Wilmington Beach, 1930-31.
23.. City?County meeting held to elect City-County Tax Collector, C. R. Morse elected.
24. T?Irs. S. J.. Jones_requested assessment reduction on carolina Pl. Lot, considered.
25. Taxes against C. J. Josenhans cancelled, Cape Fear, 1931.
26. Tax discounts and penalties fixed, payable October.
27.. Committee selected to adjust L. W. Walsh's assessments on Carolina Beach Lot.
28. TaX Collectors relieved of uncollected taxes prior to settlement with Commissioners.
29.., C. W. Rowan requested 1934 poll tax refund, receiv?ed fo? consideration.
30. H. R. Corbett granted abatement on Cape Fear house, released from 1934 penalty.
31._ Mrs. Sudie Norris granted abatement of 1929 taxes, Harnett.
32., J. A. Steven request for assessment reduction referred to Committee.
33... Peoples' Building and Loan released from penalty and allowed to pay back taxes on
Lots 1& 2, Block 61, 1928-30.
34. Clarence W. Rowan (above) requested, declined poll tax refund.
35. Mrs. J. C. Grant released from penalty, 1934.
36.. Tax report from Collector submitted, received and checked.
37.. La Mode S?op granted abatement, 1935.
38. J. C. Kuhlken released from poll tax and personal taxes, Block 350, 1928.
39. Mrs. Sallie C. Davis, Wh?teville, released from penalty, Block 119, 1931.
40.. E. C. Hudson requested, approved for assessment separation.
41., Abatement on John Griffith estate, Block 75, requested, referred to the Board.
42. Reduction on A. B. Skelding property, Block 114, requested, referred to the Board.
43.. Back taxes against J. A. Taylor, Block 190, abated for 1889.
44, 1935 Legisature act relie.ved taxpayers of penalty was extended, Board to adjust tax.es.
45. John Davis released from penalty, Block 40, 1924-25. .
7 15 1935. 9 356
7 22 1935, 9 356
7 22 1935. 9 356
7 22 1935.. 9 356
7 22 1935 9 356
7 29 1935. 9 357
7 29 1935 9 358
7 29 1935 9 358
7 29 1935 9 358
7 29 1935 9 358
7 29 1935 9 358
7 29 1935 9 358
8 1 1935 9 370
8 5 1935 9 370
8 8 1935 9 371
8 8 1935 9 371
8 8 1935 9 371
8 19 1935 9 374
8 26 1935 9 376
8 26 1935 9 376
8 26 1935 9 376
8 26 1935 9 376
9 3 1935 9 378
9 3 1935 9 378
9 3 1935 9 378
9 3 1935 9 379
9 9 1835 9 379
9 9 1935 9 380
9 9 1935 9 380
9 9 1935 9 380
9 9 1935 9 380
9 9 1935 9 380
9 23 1935 9 381
9 2? 1935 9 381
9 30 1935 9 383
10 7 1935 9 383
10 14 1935 9 384
10 14 1935. 9 384
14 14 1935 9 384
lq 14 1935' 9 384
lu 14 193.? 9 384
10. 14 1935 9 384
10 14 1935 9 384
l? 21 1935 9 385
10 21 1935 9 385
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l. Ass.essm?nt on J. T. Kerr estate, Harnett reduced, abaternent a?lowed for 1927-35. ., l? 21 19?5? 9 385.
2. Archie Murray released from penalty, Harnett, 1927. ld 21 1.935. 9 386.;
3. Back taxes for 1891-92 and 18?92-p6cancelled on H. Howard estate. .. 10. 21 1935. 9 386..
4._ J. W. Evans, Masonboro granted abatement on dog, 1935. 10 21 1935_. 9 386
5. Separation of assessment approved for Jacobi Hardware Co. 10 21 1935_ 9 386
6. Oran Hinton granted abatement, Lot 52, Villa View, 1932. lp 21 1935 9 386
7. Personal and grope?ty taxes separation declined for R. E. Johnson, Block 179, 1932-34. 10 28 1935 9 386
8. Miss Emma Kelly granted abatement on furniture, Carolina Beach. 1Q 28 1935 9 388
9. Chairman and Auditor to confer with Tax Collector. Ip 28 ig3.? g 389
10. Mortgage Service Corp, Hickory refunded penalty, 1932. l? 4 1935 9 389
11. Security National Bank requested , declined interest-rate deduction. 11 4 1935 9 389
12. Correction of listing and assessments requested, granted on Porter Neck Plantation. 11 4 1935 9 389
13. H. L. Cartledge claimed, grant?d abatement on car, 1935. 11 4 1935 9 389.
14. Mrs. E. J. Capps paid J. W. Capps taxes by error, receipt cancelled transferred to her. 11 12 1935 9 390
15.. Assessment reduced, abatement ordered on J. F. Meares house, Block 556, 193?. 11 12 1935_ 9 391__
16. J. W. Moore estate granted abatement, 1933-35, assessments fixed on land. 11 12 1935 9 391
17. W. P. Bryan granted abatement, Masonboro, 1935. 11 12 1935 9 391,
18. J. D. Watts requested, declined poll tax exem.ption. 11 18 1935 9 392.
19. Mrs. 0. T. Wallace allowed t? pay taxes on Lot 21, Block G, Ardmore. 11 18 1935 9 392
20. City-County to purchase typewriter for tax collector. 11 18 1935 9 392
21. Audit report of tax office presented from J. B. McCabe and Co. 11 18 1935 9 392
22.. Payt?ent for tax settlement accepted on Lots 12 &15, Fernside, 1911. 11 25 1935 9 393
23. Request for reduction on N. L. Bradshaw property and Robert H. Cowan estate referred. 11 25 1935 9 393.
24. Starkoy and Goldberg granted abatement, 1932-35, abatement allowed on burned house. _ 11 25 1935 9 393.
25.. Approved separation of land and assessment on property of Mrs Ella Kure at Ft. Fisher. 12 2 1935. 9 394.
26. Back taxes on Lot 4, Block 239, cancelled for 1900. 12 2 1935 9 394.
27. Mrs. Sadie Murphey, N, Y. C. granted refund of penalty. 12 2 1935 9 394.
28. W. W. Lewis requested, declined release from payment of dog tax. 12 9 1935 9 396.
29. J. H. Hinton offered, declined poll tax exempt?on for Grover Thomas, Harnett. 12 16 1935 9 396.
30. Personal and property taxes separated on R. R. Roebuck and Equitable Insurance Co. 12 16 1935 9 396.
31. Personal and real estate taxes separated on D. F. Toler property, C. D. Hogue to pay. 12 16 1935 9 397
32. Miss L. C. Coldwell released from penalty, 1935. l2 16 1935 9 397
33. Credit of tax authorized on Carolina Beach 1and. 12 16 1935 9 397
34. Marg?rt Graham, Richmond, Va. granted abatement, 1930. 12 16 1935. 9 397.
35. E. M. Hawkins granted abatement on fu.rniture, 1935. 12 16 1935 9 397
36. W. E. Hollyhead, Jacksonville, Fla. released from penalty, 1934-35. 12 16 1935 9 397
37. George Casteen, Rocky Point granted refund on poll and penalty•taxes. 12 16 1935 9 397
38. Archie Murray granted abatement of sales cost and penalty. 12 23 1935 9 397
39. October 7th adoption to release penalty from overdue taxes extended thru January l, 1936, 12 23 1935 9 397
40. Mrs. E. Richards land assessment reduced and abatement ordered, 1935. 12 23 1935 9 398
41. Mrs. C. S. Ferber land assessment increased, Block 165, 1936. 12 23 1935 9 398_
42. Assessment reduction requested, declined on Mrs. Augusta Fick property, Block 208. 12 23 1935 9 398
43. G. V. Stovall granted abatement, Harnett, 1935. 12 23 1935 9 398
44. Assessment cancelled and reduced on Wrightsville Beach I?ot 7. ? 12 30 19:?5 9 398
45. C. B. Parmele granted 1935 abatement. 12 30 1935 9 398
46._ Assessment on Mrs. B. E. Martin estate made effective, abatement ordered, 1929-32. 12 30 1935 9 399
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1,. Assessments reduced on Love Grove Building, abatement ordered for 1933-35. „ 12 30 1935 9 399
2.: H. R. Williams granted personal and property abatement for 1935. 1 6 1936 9 399
3.. Building assessments of J. H. Rehder reduced, abated for 1935. 1 6 1936_ 9 400
4.. Property assessments of Mrs. M. A. Strauss reduced, abatement ordered for 1934. 1 6 1936. 9 400
5.. Taxpayers allowed extension thru Feb. lst to pay back taxes. 1 6 1936 9 400
6.. Albert Russ granted abatement on furniture, 1935. 1 13 1936 9 400
7., F. D. Edwards house assessments reduced, abatement ordered for 1935. 1 13 1936 9 400
8.. J. J. Robinson requested, declined assessment reduction, 1 13 1936 9 400
9. Mrs. Mary A. Skelding requested, declined assessment reduction. 1 13 1936 9 400
10.. J. B. Griffith building assessment reduced, abatement ordered for 1929-35. 1 13 1936 9 400
11. John Tate granted abatement on dog, 1935. 1 20 1936 9 401
12.. W. F. Brittian granted refund. 1 20 1936 9 402
13. C, S. Hicks reqt?.ested, declined tax compromise. 1 27 1936. 9 402
14. Assessments on J. H. Rehder property approved, taxes accepted. 1 27 1936 9 402
15,. M. K. Hobbs released from penalty, Carolina Place Lots, 1935. 1 27 193F 9 403
16,. R. A. Parsley property, County Attorney reported not listed for taxes. 1 27 1936 9 403
17. N. B. Chadwick, M. C. Farr, E. R. Chadwick estate granted abatement, 1935, Cape Fear. 1 27 1936 9 404
18.. Mrs. Lula C. Boylan charged house assessments for 1935. 1 27 1936 9 404
19.. L. C. Hicks request for tax compromise taken under consideration. 2 3 1936 9 405
20. Assessment records changed, fixed, A. Goldberg granted settlement on R. F. Hobbs land. 2 3 1936 9 405
21,. Back taxes cancelled on Holy I?4ission Church property. 2 3 1936 9 405
22. Assessment fixed on new subdivision lot at Fort Fisher. 2 3 1936 9 406
23.. Harry M. Symmes rec?uest for assessment reduction referred to Committee. 2 3 1936. 9 406
24., Grand's SG & 10? Store Manager requested, declined 1935 refund. 2 3 1936 9 406
25.. Mrs. Dora H. Long granted refund for 1934-35. 2 3 Z936 9 406
26, City Drug Co. approved for ?ax abatement. 2 3 1936 9 406
27., Harry M. Symmes property reduced, abatemen? ordered. 2 3 1936 9 406
28. A. M. B1ake house reduced, abatement ordered for 1924-35. 2 3 1936 9 406
29. Da Vie G. Duffy house reduced, abatement ordered for 1935. 2 3 1936 9 406
30? Mrs. J. T. Hill requested assessment reduction, referred to Committee. 2 17 1936 9 407
31. Davis-Moore Paint Co. requested loan for taxes, which was carried by vote. 2 17 1936 9 407
32. J. W. Edwards granted abatem.ent on dog, 1935. 2 17 1936 9 448
33.. J. A. Canady exempted from poll tax. 2 17 1936 9 408
3L?, Ivlrs. L. M. Ferrell granted abatement 1933-35. ' 2 17 1936 9 408
35. C. K. Hutchin, Newport News, Va. granted penalty release. 2 1_7 1936 9 408
36. C. C. Owensby granted abatement on furniture. 2 17 1936 9 408
37._ L. A. Barlow allowed to pay back taxes, Lot 312, Audubon 1931-34. 2 24 1936 9 409
38., Street paving assessments cancelled on Metts Ave. Brookwood. 2 24 1936 9 409
39. Carolina Beach Lot rel.eased from penalty. 2 24 1936 9 409
4G, Davis-Moore Paint ?o. granted abatement, 1931, assessment reduction request referred. 2 24 1936 9 409
41. M. C. McIver request for assessment reduction referred to Committee. 3 2 1936 9 411
42.. Dr. J. H. Hamilton, Raleigh requested release from penalty. 3 2 1936 9 411
43?. Lots I& 3, Block 485 under C. H. and Lucy Clark released from liens and judgment. 3 2 1936 9 411
44.. Back taxes cancelled under Robert Halsey heirs, assessments reduced, abatement ordered. 3 9 1936 9 413
45, George W. Goodman, 2024 Market St. exempted from poll tax payment. 3 9 1936 9 413
46.. Mrs. M. C. Warren building assessments referred to Committee. 3 9 1936 9 413
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Fred Willetts requested assessment reduction, referred to Committee. 3 L6 1936 , 9 +14
Reduced. interest requested, approved for J. J. Moore estate. 3 L6 1936 9 43.?r..
Guide Book, "The Listing and Assessing of Property" authorized for purchase. 3 L6 L936 9 414
Back taxes against E. V. McKenzie cancelled for 19?5. . 3 ?3 L936 . 9 414 -:
Steeet assessmen? on Brookwood Lot 104 authorized pro-rating, Mrs Mary B Wallace to . 3 ?3 L936 9 414
pay assessment. .
J. D. Edwards and W. P. Fletcher appointed ta? assessors. 3 ?3 L936 9 415
?equest for assessment reduction on building of M. C. A. Ahrens heirs referred. 3 :30 L936 9 416
T. B. Upchurch released from penalty, Block 167. 3 :30 _936 9 416
Mark Hines allo?aed to pay privilege tax. 3 :i0 L936 9 416
Robert Hill granted abatement, 1930==32. 3 :i0 L936 9 416
Collectors to check slot Fnachines. 3 ;i0 L936 9 416
Walter Davis, 213 S. 11thSt. exempted from poll tax payment. 3 :i0 _936 9 416
E. C. Hayes released from penalty, Carolina Beach. _ 3 :?0 _936 9 416
C. C. Mclntire requested, Mrs. Mary E. Corson permitted to pay taxes on Audubon Lot 471._ 4 6 _936 9 417
W. H. Kelly released from penalty, Harnett 1935. 4 6 _936 9 417
Daniel Carr, Harnett granted penalty and poll tax refund, 1936. 4 6 _936 9 418
J. R. Pitts, Hamlet, N. C. released from penalty, Harnett 1935. 4 :.3 _936 9 420 „
Willie Williams granted poll tax refund. 4 :?0 _936 9 420
Paul C. Hines released from penalty, Shore Acres, 1933-35. 4 :?0 _936 , 9 420 ..
Keith Bros. request to settle judgment on back taxes referred to County Attorney. 4 :?0 : _936 9 420
Assessment reduction reques?ed on M. C. R. Ahrens heirs property referred to C. Attorney. 4 :?0 : _936 9 420
C. L. Carter requested, declin.ed release from Street assessment Brookwood. 4 :?0 _936 . 9 420
Back taxes cancelled on Mrs. E. J. Morris Lot 5. Block 13. 4 :?7 .936 9 423
Assessments fixed on John D. Bellamy two lots. 4 :?7 .936 9 423
W. D. McCaig requested assessment reduction, referred to Assessor. 4 :?7 _936 9 423
Miss Valeria Willia?t?s requested assessment reduction, referred to Chairman. 4 :?7 _936 _ 9 423
Assessments reduced, abatement granted on George Schutt heirs house, Block 197, 1931-35. 5 1 _936 9 424
Mr. Covil, Cox Store employee required to pay Schedule B taxes. 5 4 _936 9 424
Sam Davis granted poll tax refund. 5 4: .936 9 424
Fred Willetts requested, Tax Assessors reviewed building assessments on N. C. Theatre 5 4: _936 9 425
0. N. Martin, Wilmington grai?ted abatement on furniture. 5 4 _936 9 425
Assessment reduction on W. J. Bell property requested, referred to Committee. 5 4: _936 9 425
N?rs, E. G. Allen released from penalty, •1935. ? 4: _936 9 426
Willy Wil?iams, refunded poll tax payment. 5 4: _936 9 426
H. F. Wilder named Assessor to assist W. P. Fletcher. 5 :.8 .936 9 433
J. D. Bellamy allowed to settle back taxes, Block S0. 5 :.8 _936 9 433
Mrs. Annie M. Sutton granted abatement on car, 1935. 5 :_8 _936 ,9 433
Assessment separated on Biddle Division, Masonboro. 5 :_8 _936 9 433
Henry Vernon granted poll tax refund, S :.8 _936 9 433
City Directory authorized for tax office. 5 :.8 _936 9 433
J. C. Brinson released from penalty and poll tax payment. 5 .?5 _936 9 434
J. T. English estate granted abatement, records cancelled. S ?5 _936 9 434
J. E. Fonveille Realty release from personal tax on Brookwocd Lot 10, 1932-33. 5 ?5 '_936 9 434 _
Assessment reduction for property under Rural Building and Loan referred to Committee. 6 8 _936 9 435
G. D. Humphrey request for assessment reduction referred ?o Committee. 6 _S _936 9 436
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.1.., Assessment reduced, abatement ordered on George C. Schutt heirs house 1931-35. 6 14 1936 9 436
2S. John D. Bellamy request for refund referred to Chairman and County Attorney. 6 29 1936. 9 438
. 3., T, S. Jacobs, 1146 S. Front St. exempted from poll tax payment. , 6 29 1936.. 9 438
4R. Action postponed on G. B. Applewhite request to pay back taxes. 6 29 1936__ 9 438
5?. G. D. Humphery requested, Mrs. E. B. Bryan allowed to pay a11 costs in back tax suit. 6 29 1936 9 438
6.. R. W. Sebrell, Cape Fear. granted abatement on dog. 6 29 1936 9 438
7.. Mrs. Betty Dek Dick, charged prorata, ref?rred to County Attorney. 6 29 1936 9 439
8. Request of Mrs. D. R. Dock received, considered on back tax settlement. 6 29 1936. 9 439
9. George B. Applewhite request to settle back taxes taken under consideration. 7 6 1936 9 439
10. Mrs. ?. B. Bryan allowed to pay tax on Carolina Beach Lot, 1926 released from Courtcosts. 7 6 1936 9 439
11. Mrs. Betty Dek Dick allowed to pay taxes on Woodcrest Lots, released from personal tax. 7 6 1936 9 440
12.. J. B. McCabe and Co. awarded audit contract of tax record?. . 7 6 1936 9 440
13. S. F. Garrison request for assessment reduction referred to Committee. 7 6 1936 9 440
14... William U. Bemer, Abemarle, N. C. granted poll tax abatement and released from penalty. 7 13 1936 9 441
15. Back taxes on Block 74, Hugh Pace, referred to Committee.. 7 13 1936 9 441
16... Woody Kellum request for 1936 assessment redu?tion referred to Committee. 7 13 1936 9 441
17.. J. D.Hinton request for assessment reduction referred to Committee. 7 20 1936 9 442
18._, R. S. McKeithan granted assessment reduction and abatement ordered, 1933. 7 20 1936 9 442
19.__ Harriss Newman requested to pay taxes, referred to Committee. 7 20 1936 9 443
20.._ Back taxes of Alex Yeager and Charlotte Howard, Block 25, requested, referred to Committee. 7 20 1936 9 443
21. J. Q. LeGrand requested, granted abatement of personal tax on Brooklyn Drug Co. 7 27 1936 9 443
22.. Fitzhugh Lee released from penalty, Carolina Beach, 1934-35. 7 27 1936 9 443
23... C. M. Waldorf, Wilmington exempted from poll tax. 7 27 1936 9 444
24. Harnett Lot assessment, under B. B. Cameron, Jr. fixed from Hanover-Bunswick ?ot?nti?s. 7 27 1936 9 444
25._ City-County discussed back tax rate. . 7 29 1936 9 444
26. Tax Collector authorized to accept payment of back taxes from October lst. 7 29 1936 9 444
27.. Earl C. Dickinson request for assessment reduction referred to Committee. 8 3 1936 9 445
28._ Clarence D. French granted abatement, Wrightsville B?ach Lot, 1935. 8 3 1936 9 445
29. Emmett H. Bellamy requested, Benjamin W. Howard allowed interest rate. . 8 3 1936 9 445
30. E. B. & H. J. Bugg granted abatement, assessment reduced, 1936. 8 3 1936 9 445
31. Richard Rogers request to cancel taxes under Mrs. Ja?e Boone referred to Attorney. 8 17 1936 9 448
32.. R. A. Chadwick estate released from penalty, Cape Fear. 8 17 1936 9 448
33. Assessment reduction on Richard Powers property and W. H. Banck property referred. 8 17 1936 9 448
34... L. T. Rogers released from penalty, Federal Point, 1935. 8 17 1936 9 448
35.. M. V. Hufham request tor assessment reduction referred to Assessors. 8 17 1936 9 448
36. Mrs. Eva P. Elmore granted abatement, 1936. 8 24 1936 9 449
37... Willets Realty requested, declined assessment reduction, abatement referred to Assessors. 8 24 1936 9 449
38.. Assessments fixed on part of C. C. Bellamy land, 1930-36. 8 24 1936 9 449
39.., Assessments reduced, abatement ordered on M. V. Hughhan house. 8 24 1936 9 449
4u._ Assessments reduced, abatement ordered on Mrs. T. C. Dickinson. Building, Block 99. 8 24 1936 9 449
41., G. Dudley Humphrey requested, granted transfer of title, taxes, rights to J. S. Lane. 8 31 1936 9 450
42. Adjustment of Mrs. Anne S. Bellamy property xeferred to Committee. 8 31 1936 9 450
43.. Assessments reduced, abatement ordered on J. E. Canady house, Wrzghtsville Beach, 1936. 8 31 1936 9 450
44.. W. J. Newell, Harnett exempted from poll tax payment, abatement ordered, 1931-36. 8 31 1936 9 450
45. Assessments reduced, on C. C. Corbett land, Cape Fear, 1936. 8 31 1936 9 450
46._. D. W. Hocutt, N. Y. C, released from penalty. Summer Hill,l933-34. _ ? ;???', " 451_.
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2. Petition from Messrs. W.M. Harris and Anthony Howe for increase in pay for tax listing not granted. : 05 18 1874 3 215 '
3. Claim of W.T. Bannerman for tax list not collected. 09 05 1874 E; 3 244 '?
4.` Bills of S.C. Fillyaw and J.N. Masl?burn for tax list approved. 09 05 1874 F, 3 246
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8.?? Bills from J.J. Pridge and J.T. Thompson for tax lists approved. 12 07 1874 3 281
9.'' Bi?1 from ?earge Joraan for tax list approved. , 02 02 1875 3 298
10 ,' Request from William Shard to be appointed tax lister tabled. 03 02 1875 3 305
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12.?? Bill from A.R. Black for tax list approved,
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15.ka Bills from J.J. Hewlett, Elijah Hewlett, Anthony Howes and Murphy Ward for tax list approved.
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16.``; Bills from Elijah Hewlett, J.H. Horn, W.W. Humphrey, J.J. Cassidey, and H.E. Scott for tax list approved.
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17.?; Bill from Stephen Keyes for listing taxes approved.
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18.?? Bill from J.M. Wise for incidental expenses approved.
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19.?? Bill from J.H. Hime for tax lists approved.
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20.5 Bills from J.J. Hewlett and Elijah Hewlett for listing taxes approved.
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23.`? Bill from T.M. Gardner for listin taxes a roved.
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,25.;; Bill from W.W. Harris for tax listing approved.
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26.'? Lister to calculate school tax and add to list of all banks' taxes.
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,28.;; Bill from Cronly and Morris for listing 1877 taxes approved.
29.? Tax listers appointed:
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31.?? Tax listers appointed: James G. Burr, A.A. Moseley, J.A. montgomery, Jacob Horne and Iredell Johnston.
32.?? Tax listers appointed:
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:? Federal Point: Jacob H. Horne Cape Fear: Iredell Johnston
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' Li?t of taxable property given tax listers, pages 556-558
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Wilmington: D.M. Fennell Cape Fear: Iredell Johnston
Masonboro? B.S. Montford Federal Point: J.H. Horne
, Per diem for tax listers set at $2.00.
Tax listers appointed:
Wilmington: J.G. Burrs
Harnett: E.W. Manning
Federal Point: J.H. Horne Masonboro: B.S. riontford
Cape Fear: A.J. Grady
Harnett: A.A. Moseley
03 31 1875 3
04 Q6 1875 , 3
05 15 1875 3
06 23 1875 „ 3
07 08 1875 „ 3
08 03 1875 3
11 09 1875 ; 3
12 16 1875 3
02 07 1876 3
09 27 1876 3
11 22 1876 .n 3
„ 12 29 1876 a, 3
12 29 1876 3
, 05 14 1877 3
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10 29 1877 „ 3
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12 15 1877 .. 3
04 04 1881 4
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316
336
337 ,
352 ,
364
391
403
412
481 ,
498 .
514 ..
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546 :.
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628
647 „
668 ,;
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04 03 1882 4 368
04 02 1883 ? ?62
04 07 1884 4 541
06 02 2884 ,. 4 556
04 05 1886 4 697
04 04 1887 5 1
04 04 1887 5 2
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SOLC ?T OMIEN i. pUNN, NEN 6ERN, NORTN GROLINA
' NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page ,
l. Assessment reduction on Mrs. Hannah L. Sloan property, Block 205 ?=eferred. 9 8 1936 9 451_
2. _ J. E. Winstead requested, declined release 12 acre Idlew?l?,_i?arne?.t??rom back taxes. 9 14 1936. 9 452
3. Mrs. Mary F. R. McMillan released from penalty, Wilmington Beach, 1930-35. 9 14 1936„ 9 452,
4. Taxes against B. F,, White esta,te cancel]ed, 1892. . 9 14 1936.. 9 452
5. Adjustment on Mrs M. J. C. Haar, Block_1.Q3, referred to Committee. . ? 14 1936. 9 452
6. Nelson MacRae released from penalty, Audubon, 1936. 9 28 1936 9 454
7. Orc?er of 'July 29th adopted and bac? tax deadline ex,tended to Novembe? lst. 9 28 1936 9 454
8. Mrs E. T. Taylor request for ass.essment redv.ction r?fe?red to Committee. 9 28 1936. 9?. 454
9. Tax against S, M. West and G. F. Tillery cancelled for 1871 and 1885. - 9 28 1936 9 454
10. 1935 tax settlement_ submitted, accepted, subject to check. 10 5 1936 9 455
11. 1936 tax books prepared, turned over to Collector. 10 S 1936 9 456
12. Penalty ordered on unlisted taxes by January lst. 10 5 1936 9 456
13. Lillian Dickinson released from penalty, Carolina Beach, 1931. 10 5 1936 9 456.
1?+. James T. Canady granted poll,tax abatement, 1932-36. 10 5 1936 9 456
15. Miss Arabella Gore assessments, Cape Fear and Harnett, surveyed, fixed, 1932-36,
abatement approved. 10 5 1936 9 456_
16. E. E. Burnett, Wilmington granted abatement 1936. 10 12 1936 9 457
17. 0. W. Rouse, Cape Fear requested abatement, referred to County Attorney. 10 12 1936 9 457
18. A. A. Lewis granted abatement on furniture, 1936. _ 10 12 1936 9 457,
19. Sol Sternberger allowed to pay Street assessment, Brookwood. 10 12 1936 9 457
20. Gulf Oil Co. granted abatement, Cape Fear, 1936. 10 12 1936 9 457
21. Alfre.d Barfield request?d assessment reduction, referred to Committee. 10 19 1936 9? 458
22. Assessment reduction on Mary M. Vann estate and property of M. B. Chiswell, J. W. 10 19 1936 9 458_.
Reaves, R. F. Johnson referred to Committee. 10 19 1936 9 458
23. Robert Johnson,.,6135?S. 16th Street granted abatement on furniture. 10 19 1936 9 458.
24. Personal property taxes of George Honnett cancelled on tax records. 10 26 1936 9 459
25. Tax Department Audit report received, 1934-35 settlements received. 10 26 1936 9 459
26. J. T. Sholer house, Wilmington Beach, reduced, abated, 1936. 10 26 1936 9 459
27. Assessrnent reductions on property of T. C. Landen heirs referred to Committee. 10 26 1936 9 459.
28. Assessments on vacant lots 8& 9, Block 505, separated and fixed. 10 26 1936 9 460
29. J. D. McLean, Masonboro granted poll tax refund, 1933. 11 2 1936 9 460
30. Assessment reduction on Blocks 129 & 190 requested, referred to Chairman and Committee. 11 2 1936 9 460.
31. Offer of C. B. Parmele made, accepted for transfer of title to County-City. 11 2 1936 9 460.
32. H. R. Sandlin granted abatement on furniture, 1936. 11 2 1936 9 460
33. R. A. Parsley land unassessed, taxes unpaid, referred to Assessor. 11 2 1936 9 461
34. Char??s B. Parmele requested, referred for assessment cancellation on land. 11 9 1936 9 462
35. C. H. Fore requested, referred for assessment reduction. 11 9 1936 9 462
36. A. H. Yopp requested, referred for Schedule B tax reduction. 11 16 1936 9 463
37. 0. W. Rouse granted abatement, 1934-36. 11 16 1936 9 463
38. Action adopted to place R. A. Parsley on tax books as owing taxes for 1932-36. 11 16 1936 9 464
39. A. G. Whitehead heirs assessments separated, fixed for 1933-35 back taxes and current. 11 16 1936 9 464.
40. E. B. Parsley (above) assessments discussed, referred for report. 11 23 1936 9 464
41. Committee reported, A. H. Yopp not recommended for reduction of Schedule B taxes. 11 23 1936 9 464
42. July 29th order adopted on tax extension until November lst. 11 25 1936 9 466
43. Woodus Kellum requested, granted judgment and cancellation of taxes against Charity 11 30 1936 9 466?
Henry property.
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SURIOAME INITIAL TAB SOLD iY OWEN G. oUNN, MEII ?ERN, NORTN GROLINA
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUiE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
l. Mrs. Luola Kirby granted abatement, 1933-34. ,. 11 30 1936. 9 466
_ 2. J. C. Roe granted abatement for 1936. , 12 7 1936, 9 468
. 3. A. M. McKoy requested, referred for assessment reduction on Block 52, estate of W. S?ra.itt?: 12 7 1936. 9 468
: 4? Action of November 23 recinded on reducing Schedule B taxes for A. H. Yopp. 12 14 1936. 9 470
. 5, George A. Gaylord requested, referred for assessm?nt reduction and adjustment. 12 l?- 1936. 9 470
6.. Back taxes cancelled on Lot 6, Block Q Wrightsville Beach Extension under L.D. Freeman. 12 21 1936. 9 471
7.. Woodus Ke11um home assessment, Sunset Park, reduced, abated for 1936. 12 21 1936. 9 471
8.. Fixing assessments on R. A. Parsley property referred to City-County Attorneys. 12 21 1936 9 471
, 9, Appointmcnt for tax collectors postponed. 12 21 1936 9 471
.10t. Assessment reduction on Port Terminal property referred to Committee. 12 28 1936 9 472
11. R. A. Parsley property assessments fixed for 1936. 12 28 1936 9 472
,12.. W. P. Fletcher, R. M. Houston and B. F. King appointed Wilmington Assessors. ?2 ?$ 1936 9 472
13. November 25 order adopted, Collectors to accept taxes far January l, extended to March 1. 1 4 1937 9 473
14... Tax separation and release on J. H. Hinton, Orton Hotel referred to Committee. 1 11 1937 9 473
15:._. Assessment reduction on Mrs. Kate M. Yopp property requested, referred for 1932-36. 1 11 1937 9 473
16... Tax compromise on C. N. Dunn estate requested, referred for 1932-36. 1 11 1937 9 473
:1?... Judgment cancelled, settlement approved on Alex Yeager property, Block 25, 1931-35. „ 1 11 1937 9 474
18. Mrs. Nan H. Carey released from payment of penalty, 1931. „ 1 11 1937, 9 474
19. No action taken on reduction of Schedule B taxes. 1 11 1937 9 474
20; J. T. Benton granted 1936 abatement, Seabreeze. 1 18 1937 9 475
21.. Personal tax release on J. H. Hinton requested, declined. 1 18 1937 9 475
22. Attending tax meeting at Raleigh on tax solvents left to Chairman. 1 18 1937 9 476
23,. L. C. Godfrey released from penalty, Cape Fear, 1936. 1 18 1937. 9 ?76
24. Assessments separated, judgment authorized on Block 18, under Rev. J. M. Wells. 1 27 1937 9 476
25.. Swift M. Boatwright requested, referred for ?ax list correction of Agency. 1 27 1937 9 476
26... Gusty Fowler released from penalty, Summer Hill, 1936. 1 27 1937 9 476
27... J. T. Turlington and Richard Pearce released from penalty, Federal Point and Harnett. 1 25 1937 9 477
28. Assessors to make daily report o? work. 1 25 1937 9 477
29?, Fred Willets request, referred pn assessmen.t redt;tction? _ 2 1 1937 9 477
30.._ E. K. Byrant, 712 N. 3rd St. exempted from poll tax payment. 2 1 1937 9 477
31. W. M. Hill allowed to pay tax of Mrs. Betty Dek Dick, Woodcrest. 2 1 1937 9 478
32. J. T. Sellers granted abatement on dog. ' 2 1 1937 9 478
33., Adjustment of building assessment on M. M. Hainey property requested, referred. 2 8 1937 9 478
34.. J. 0. Powers allowed ta pa? Street assessment, Brookwood, 1937, 2 8 1937 9 478
35. Assessment reduction requested, referred on Mrs. Catherine M. Banck building. 2 8 1937 9 479
36. J. B. Ellrott, Chadbourn, N. C. released from penalty, Carolina Beach, 1936. 2 8 1937 9 479
37. Nelson A. Carr requested, declined poll tax refund. 2 15 1937 9 450
38. Committee recommendation adopted on Mrs. Katherine M. Banck asse?sment reduction. 2 15 1937 9 450
39. T. E. Caff granted abatement of poll tax, 1936. 2 15 1937 9 481
40.. 0. J. Bell, S. C, released from penalty, 1933-36. 2 15 1937 9 481
41.. F. W. Greer, City granted abatement on furnitu?e, 1936. 2 15 1937 9 481
42.. E. S. Saleeby personal tax separated and Caroline Mortgage Co. allowed to pay tax. 2 IS 1937 9 48I
43. Mrs. Philander Pearsall requested, referred on assessment reduction. 2 22 1937 9 481
44. E. L. Oliver, Charlotte, N. C. granted abatement, Kure Beach house, 1936. 2 22 1937 9 482
45.. Mortgagee.allo?zed to pay taxes, released from personal taxes on John Wrede property. 2 22 1937 9 482
46.. E. K. Byran requested, referred on reduction of assessments. 3 1 1937 9 483
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r,?r OFFICE ??ic? An Identifyin? Trade Merk SURlEAME INITIAL TAB SOLD ?Y OWEN 0. OONN, NEII {ERN, NORTX GROLIMA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
l. Mrs. Mary B. Wallace estate allowed tax payment and rele?sed from po1l-.ar?d persc?nal tax. 3 1 1937 9 483,.
2. L. C. McKoy granted 1936 abatement. ._ 3 1 1937 9 484
3. Auditor ?o work with assessor on assessments. 3 1 1937. 9 484
4. W. M. Hewlett requested, referred on assessment reduction. ,. 3 8 1937. 9 484.
5. Tax settlement accepted on personal property of C. N. Dunn, on C. Attorney approval. 3 8 1937, 9 485
6. Taxes against Winnifred T. Bouruier, Carolina Beach, referred to County Attorney. 3 8 1937. 9 485..
7. Mrs. W. S. Clayton released from ??nalty, 1936, Cape Fear. ? _ 3 15 1937. 9 486_.
8. Tax Assessors appointed, J. R. Morris, Cape Fear; S. T. Keyes, Federal Point: L. A. Covils 3 15 1937 9 486_
Harnett: P. K. Montford, Masonboro:
9. _Chairman given power to substitute any assessor. 3 15 1937 9 486
10. Assessment investigation on Charles B. Parmele property ref?rred to Committee. 3 15 1937 9 486_
11. Chairman and Auditor named to atten,d Tax meeting in Raleigh on tax matters. 3 22 1937 9 4.87.
12. Taxes abated 1928-36 on T. W. Gerdts estate, assessment reduced abatement ordered. . 3 22 1937 ?9 487.
13. Peoples Savings Bank requested, referred on assessment reduction. 3 22 1937 9 487
14. Assessment reduction on Mrs. Sallie C. Davis property requested, referred. 3 22 1937 9 487
15. J. A. McNorton requested, referred for cancellation of judgment on Mrs. L. Spier. 3 29 1937 9 488
16. Foster Carr granted poll tax-abatement. 3 29 1937_ 9 488
17. Charles Graham exempted from poll tax payment. 3 29 1937 9 489
18. Marx S. Nathan granted abatement, 1936. 4 5 1937 9•? 490
19. Woadrow Crocker, 18 Spafford Mills, given poll tax exempt?.on. 4 12 1937_, 9 490,
20. Jo R. Fisher requested, no action taken on assessment reduction. 4 12 1937 9 490
?l. S. E. Loftin requested, granted abatement. Carolina Place, 1911, under H. C. Fennell. 4 12 1937 9 490
22. ??enry Fields, Hampstead, granted poll tax refund. 4 12 1937. 9 490.
23. William T. Williams and R?oy Barbery granted poll tax refunds, subject to approval. 4 12 1937 9 491,
24. Ida Brown, Columbia, S. C. and Mrs. V. L. Clontz, Whiteville, released from penalty. 4 12 1937 9 491
25. John E. Taylor and S. T. Keyes, Assessors, requested, declined pay for one (1) day work. 4 12 1937 9 492
26. James A. Brown, Wilmington granted abatement on dog. 4 12 1937 9 492
27. W. J. Bell requested, referred to Committee on building adjustment, 4 19 1937 9 492
28. Back tax adjustment on League Park, under W. R. Russ, Masonboro & Harnett referred. 4 19 1937 9 494
29. Back taxes cancelled on Block 489 penalty. 4 191. 1937. 9 494
30. Mrs. ?allie C. Davis, Block 164, requested, decl?ned reduction of assessment. 4 19 1937 9 494.
31. Internal Revenue Collector, Greenboro written in regards to Seashore Hotel, Wrightsville. 4 19 1937 9 494
32. Mrs. Eliza C. Fick requested, referred on back tax payment. 4 19 1937 9 494
33. Tax judgment cancelled on Carolina Beach Lots 3,.`4'& 5, B1ock E, under Mrs. L, M. Spier. 4 26 1937 9 495
34. Assessment reduction and adjustment requested, referred on B. F. Keith heirs. 5 3 1937 9 496
35. A. B. Ethridge, ?ilmington, granted abatement on fu?n.iture, 1936. 5 3 1937 9 496
36. James F. Wollvin released from penalty, Oleander 1936. 5 3 1937 9 497
37. Assessment reduction requested, referred to Committee on Mary Smith property. 5 10 1937 9 497
38. Board of Education requested, granted Carolina Beach Hotel site, Block 82, tax cancelled. S IO 1937 9 497.
39. Schedule B taxes leived on trades of professions, bussinesses, ect. for 1937-38 & 1938-39. 5 10 1937 9 498
40. Ge?rge H. Rogers requested, referred to Chairman on personal tax release, Seagate Lot. 5 10 1937 9 498
41. Sarah Smith land assessments separated, fixed. 5 17 1937 9 500
42. Miss Velera Williams requested, referred on assessment reduction. 5 17 1937 9 500
43. Sarah Smith (above) released from 1932-36 penalty. 5 17 1937 9 500
44 Refund ordered on taxes paid by Seaboard Air Line Railway Co. 1914-35. 5 17 1937 9 501
45. Seagate Lot, under Max A. Newber, released from personal property tax, George H. Rogers 5 17 1937 9 501
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NATURE OF PROtEEDINGS DATE MINUT E BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Pnge
l, Mrs. Barbara Ittner requ?sted, referred on assessment reduction. 5 17 1937 9 501
, 2. City of Wilmington req?:ested, granted 1936 abatement on Blocks?H-.L, Greenfield Terrace. 5 17 1937. 9 501
3, W. H. Register requested, referred on abatement of taxes. . 5 24 1937 9 502
4, Tax suits to be brought against Mr. Redfern for taxes. 5 24 1937. 9 502
_ S._ David Nixon released from penalty, Harnett 1936. 5 24 1937. 9 502
_ 6.. Tax adjustment approved on George Applewhite property, judgment cancelled. 5 24 1937. 9 502
7., W. J. Pickett requested, receipt required before tax refund. 6 1 1937 9 504
8.. Willia.m Evans, Harnett granted abatement on dog. 6 1 1937 9 504
9, Back taxes cancelled on J. E. SpicEr.,- Harnett for 1880. 6 1 1937 9 504
10. Abatement granted far Artie Ga Bolling, J. C. Hobbs, W. Y. Brickett and J. E, Bridgers. 6 1 1937 9 504
11.. Services of George H. Rogers requested, granted for employment. ? l 1937 9 504
12.. R. J. Andrews requested, referred on assessment reduction. 6 1 1937 9 504
13. R. F. Hewlett requ?sted, referred for assessment reduction. 6 7 1937 9 507
14.. E. F. Colson requested; referred on assessment reduction. 6 7 1937 9 507
:15?. Mrs. Florence R. Strange requested, referred for tax adjustment. 6 14 1937 9 508
,16, D. C. Whitted requested, referred for assessment reduction. 6 14 1937 9 508
17.. R. C. Dellinger released from personal and poll taxes, Winter Park 1936. 6 14 1937 9 508
18?, Meeks-Hines Motor Co. requested, referred on tax refund. 6 21 1937 9 509
19?, Cancellation of taxes requested, referred on Ti1e?? Berlin Trading Co. 1919. 6 21 1937 9 509
20.. I'. L. Jones granted abatemant on Summer Hills house 1936. 6 21 1937 9 509
21._ Allie McNeil and L. A. Stocks released from penalty, Carolina ?each. 6 21 1937 9 510
22... H. H. Hartis released from penalty. 6 28 1937 9 511
23. Henry Burnett requested, referred on tax payment. 66 28 1937 9 512
24.. Julius E. Wenberg granted abatement, Carolina Beach. 7 6 1937 9 520
25. Rural Building and Loan requested, referred on assessment reduction. 7 6 1937 9 521
26. As.sessments reduced, abatement granted on Mrs. Mary C. Warren building, Block 233. ? 6 1937 9 521
27.. Report received on title to part of Lot 2, Block 540, E1isa Simmons. 7 6 1937 9 521
28.. S. H. Albright granted abatement on furniture, 1936. 7 12 1937 9 522
29.. Lizzie Singletary released from penalty. 7 12 1937 9 522
30.. J. E. Holton, Jr. requested, declined dog tax abatement. 7 19 1937 9 523
31., Cancellation of tax judgment recommended on Elias Simmons. 7 19 1937 9 523
32. L. P. Hinton released from penalty. 7 26 1937 9 525
33.. Building assessments reduced, abatement ordered on D. L. Futch property, Cape Fear. 7 26 1937 9 525
34. Assessment reduction requested,.,referred on H. Campbell, L. Fryar, Mrs. Laura Blake, 7 26 1937 9 525
K. C. Sidbury and Mary Horan.
35. Special tax levy included in tax rate. 8 2 1937 9 527
36._ Assessments reduced, abatement granted on Philander Pearsall estate. 8 2 1937 9 527
37. Keith Bros. requested, declined payc?ent of back taxes. 8 2 1937 9 527
38.? R. A. Shew request, referred on mortgage reduction and abatement. 8 9 1937 9 529
39.. Mrs. R. F. Hamme, W. H. Biddle and Carrie Walker requested, referred on reduction. 8 9 1937 9 529
40.. Mrs. Ida H. Gooding granted abatement, 1935-36. 8 16 1937 9 532
41,, W. L. Farmer requested, considered for reduction. 8 16 1937 9 532
42.. Victory Home Co. allowed to pay taxes, released from poll and personal taxes. 8 16 1937 9 532
43. W. B. Morrill requested, referred on assessment reduction. 8 16 1937 9 532
44. Tax Collector to accept taxes for October 31. 8 30 1937 9 536
45._ Assessment fixed in W, A. McGirt property. 8 30 1937 9 536
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PAr OFFICE C??-(.czu?. An IdentifYin? Trade Mar? SURKAME 1NlTIAL TAB COTT A•I TA? INDEX
IVIIdCF BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY. COLUM6US. DHID
SOLD lY ONEN i. pUNN, NEM ?ERN, NORTH GROLtNA
NATtIRE QF PROCEEDINGS DArE MiNUTE BooK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
l. W. H. Leitch granted abatement on car. 8 30 1.937 9 536 ..
2. W. A. McGirt (above) allowed to pay taxes. 9 7 1937. 9 538 .
3. Tax Collectors paid for services. 9 7 1937 9 539
4. S. R. Robin.son, -Harnett granted abatement of poll tax. 9 13 1937.. 9 540
5. Mrs. C. M. M. James released from penalty, Masonboro Bltiff, 1936 9 13 1937 9 540
6. R. F. Hamme heirs and Mrs. M. R. Clark claim for adjustment referred to Committee. 9 ?0 1937 9 541 ..
7. 1913 taxes cancelled against Mrs. Laura H. Tripp, Carolina Heights. 9 20 1937 9 541
8. M. V. Dawson requested, referred for reduction. 9 27 1937 9 541 ,
9. Tax Collector to make daily tax deposits. 9 27 I937 9 54I
10. W. B. Thorpe reqt?.ested, referred on assessment reduction. 10 4 1937 9 542
11. Tax adjustment r?ferred on J. T. Jones and H, N. Pace property. 10 4 1937 9 542
12. Tax statement submitted, books delivered to Collector. 10 4 1937. 9 543
13. V. G. Avery released from penalty, Forest Hills, 1937. 10 11 1937 9 544
14. Susan. BrinkZey heirs granted abatement on dog. ? 10 11 1937 9 544
15. Frederick Willitts requested, referred on tax payment. 10 11 1937 9 544
16. All taxpayers, if settled by January lst, will be released from penalty. 10 11 1937 9 545
17. George F. Lowenthal, Pa. released fram penalty, Wilmington Beach. 10 11 1937 9 545 ..
18. Assessment reduction requested, referred on J. A. Scarborough heirs. 10 11 1937 9 545
19. Taxes paid in error transferred and difference refunded to Cooperative Building and Loan.. 10 18 1937 9 54$ .
20. Debley Robinson, Wilmington granted poll tax abatement. . 10 18 1937. 9 54E?
21. J. L. Byrant granted refund on house. 10 18 1937 9 548
22. Assessments fixed on land and alI real estate. l? 18 1937 9 548
23. Assessment fixed, abatement ordered on W. B. Thrope and Co. property, 1932-36. 10 18? 1937 9 548
24. N. S. ?+lestbrook, Wilmington granted abatement. 11 1 1937 9 550
25. Property charged against New Hanover Transit, cancelled at Carolin.a Beach. 11 1 1937 9 550
26. Assessments fixed on land purchased from Lucy A. Smith. 11 1 1937 9 550
27. Mrs. W. W. Bella.my released fram penalty, Carolina Place, 1937. 11 1 Z937 9 550
28. J. C, Wessell, Jr. requested, referred on abatement, 11 1 1937 9 SSO
29. J. D. Hinton requested, referred on reduction. 11 1 1937 9 550
30. J. S. Albright, _G1i?lmingtqn. granted abatement on f?.?.rniture. 11 1 1937 9 550
31. August 31st order adopted o n collection of taxes. 11 1 1937 9 551
32. Assessment reduction req?.?sted, referred on Edgar Lofton property. 11 1 1937 9 551
33. Assessment reduced on W. B. Thorpe property, 1932-37. 11 1 1937 9 551
34. Wright Stanley heirs requested, referred for reduction, 11 1 ??.?? 9 552
35. Assessment referred on Carolina Yacht Club. 11 1 1937 9 552
36. Assessment redttction referr?d on L. J. Coleman, Mrs. Mary Dugind, J. R. Fisher, H. J. 11 1 1937 9 552
Gerdes, Mrs. J. M. Highsmith, A. J. Peiffer, M. W. Munn and C. F. Senier, Jr.
37. A. B. Weeks, Wilmington granted abatement. 11 8 1937 9 52
38. Mrs. M. I. Strauss requested, referred for reduction. 11 15 1937 9 553
39. J. R. Hill, Cape Fear; J. H. Rusley, Harnett, referred for reduction. 11 15 1937 9 553
40. J. D. Hinton's tax list corrected; abatement ordered, mortgage reduction declined. 11 15 1937 9 553
41. Taxes due by E. C. Napier pro-rated on 5-cent basis. 11 15 1937 9 554
42. Mrs. F. 0. C. Smith or Mrs. Cora M. Dale granted abatement for 1923-26. 11 22 1937 9 554
43. Assessments separated on Rovena Wiggins heirs. 11 22 1937 9 554
44. Charles B. Newcomb requested, grantecl release of Farm 70, Castle Hayne Colony. 11 22 1937 9 ?54
45. E. Walton granted abatement 1937, W. A. Taylor granted abatement 1931. 11 22 1937 9 554
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Rec. u. s. County Indezee Since 1888 ? To loea?s nam?s, O?N11 Ot COTT A•2 TA! INDEX
r?r OFFICE ?p?? An ldentiEyin? Trade Mark RIIl6 E BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OXIO
SURNAME INITIAL TAB SOLD tT OINEN i. YUNN, NEII lERN, NORTH GROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
l.. Assessment separation requested referred on White Real Estate property. 11 22 1937. 9 555
2. Notice of appeal acknowledged on taxes on service station. ?, 11 22 1937 9 555
3. G. Dudley Humphery requested, referred assessment reduction. 11 22 1937.. 9 555
4,, Assessment reduction requested, referred on C. C. Redd house. _ 11 29 1937. 9 556
5,, H. C. Porter, Wilmington, granted abatement 1937. 11 29 1937 9 556
6.. GEneral order adopted on fireworks and tax on it. . 11 29 1937 9 556
, 7t Assessment separated on David White property. 11 29 1937 9 556
8.. Abatement req-?.?ested, referred on Old Biddle House, Federal Point. 12 6 1937 9 557
9, McConnell and Causey allowed to correct tax list and reduce lease contract. 12 13 1937 9 559
_10,. Col. R. S. McClelland requested, referred on adjustment. 12 20 1937 9 559
11. Mrs. Alice Bryan, A. 0. McEachern, Mary C. Warren and F. D. Weaver referred on adjustment.l2 20 1937 9 559
12. Correction of tax list requested, re?erred on the late R.E. Williams. 12 20 1937 9 559
13._ H. M. King released from penalty, Carolina Beach 1937. 1 10 1938 9 562
14. ?.ester W. Preston requested, declined permission to pay.back taxes, referred 1 17 1938 9 562
15.. A. W. E. of Ashville (above) requested, referred on Str??t paving cost. 1 17 193$ 9 562
16. J. D. Neal, Jr. 309 Castle Street granted abatement on furniture. 1 17 1938 9 563
17. A. W. E. (above) requested, declined settlement of Street paving assessment. 1 17 193$ 9 563
18,, Assessments and adjustment referred on C. P. B. Mahler property. 1 17 1938 9 563
19., 1937 assessment reduced, abatement ordered on D. C. Whitted property. 1 31 1938 9 564
20., Col. R. 5. McClelland requested, referred on tax matter. 1 31 1938 9 564
21. Mrs. Nellie D. Lane requested, referred on assessment reduction. 1 31 1938 9 564
22. J. M. Carrol3? released from penalty. 1 31 1938 9 565
?3. Herbert McClammy requested, referred on back tax settlement. . 1 31 1938 9 565
24.. Committee investigated, Board adopted request of Mrs. Nellie D. Lane for reduction. 1 31 1938 9 565
25? Col. R. S. McC?,emmand requested, referred for assessmsnt reduction. 1 31 1938 9 566
26, Penalties released: W. W. Bellamy, Carolina Pl., E. T. Brinkley, Oleander and J.F. Kirk 2 7 1938 9 567.
Masonboro.
?27.. Assessment reduction referred: Carrie S. Ballard and T. C. Dickinson heirs. 2 7 1938 9 567
2$? G. D. Bradshaw requested, referred on tax settlement. 2 7 1938 9 567
29.. Back tax cancelled on J. W. Baldwin, Cape Fear, 1924-36. 2 14 1938 9 567
30R. Attorneys Kellum and Humphery requested, referred on released from perso?al tax. 2 14 1938 9 567
31._ Q. N. Hill, Wilmington granted abatement on furnitur?. 2 14 1938 9 568
32. 0. E. Todd requested, referred on assessment reduction. 2 14 1938 9 568
33. Assessment reduction requested, referred to Committee. 2 21 1938 9 568
34.. Personal tax sep aration, charged to White Ice Cream Co. 2 21 193$ 9 568
?35. Waston tract, Cape Fear charged, assessments reduced, survey made, abatement ordered. 2 21 1938 9 568
36. Mrs. Eugene Philyaw gra? ted abatement on jewelry. 2 21 1938 9 568
37?. L. F.?Easterling granted abatement on jewelry. 2 21 1938 9 568
38.. Mrs. W. F. Greer requested, declined Street paving assessment. 2 21 1938 9 569
39. Assessment reduction requested, referred on S. H. Fenny heirs property. 2 28 1938 9 569
40._ C. D. Hogue requested, referred for 1920 abatement. 2 28 1938 9 570
41, Back tax settlement requested, declined on H. F. Cobb property. 2 28 1938 9 570
42.. Corine Jackson released from p.enalty, 1937. 2 28 1938 9 570
43. Miss Mary L. Leonard requested, under investigation, relief of 1926 taxes. 3 7 1948 9 570
44v State Board of assessment notice received, investiga?ion authorized on building costs. 3 7 1938 9 570
45. B. F, King and R. M. Houston appointed Assessors, 1938. 3 7 1938 9 570
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nec. u. s. 'q,'? County Ind?see Since 1888 ? To IotO?! ealnlfr Opl? Ot COTT A-I TAB INDEX
r?r OFFICE ??'J?,D? An ldentifyin6 Trade Marlc R(Itt E BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
l. Roger Moore requested declined payment of Street assessment on Brookwood's Lot 79.
2. Back tax adjustment requested, referred on Mrs. F. Sewell property.
3. State Tax Supervisors' meeting scheduled, representative to be selected.
4. . Mrs. George 0. Ga?lord, Jr. granted abatement on dog.
5. 1932 taxes against S. D. Bryant property abated.
6. H. L. Di?on, Wilmington exempted from poll tax payment.
7. Error investigated on Miss Pearl Ray house.
8. H. F. Wilder requested, referred on reduction.
9. Tax list of taxpayers taken by Auditor's Clerks.
l0a ?r. Lowenstein requested, declined permission to pay back ?axes.
11. W. L. Farmer requested, declined permission to pay Joseph Rezze estate taxes.
12. Back tax settlement approved for Dr. E. Cooper Person and Mrs. Sallie M. Davis, Wilm.
13. Mrs. Sophia Lowenstein granted permission to pay back taxes.
14. B. H. Bridgers requested, referred on assessment.
15. Back tax adjustments requested, referred on properties of T. Davis heirs, Mrs. N. A.
Elvington and D. E. Graham.
16. D. F. Wooten, Kinston, N. C, offered referred on tax settlement.
17. Miss. Valeria Williams requested, declined 1935-36 abatement.
18. Taxes cancelled on ?:. B. Register, Carolina Beach.
19. W. A. Penny requested, declined r?:duction.
20o Assessors pay fixed.
21. I?. Williams allowed to pay 1937 taxes and released from personal and poll taxes.
22. W. D. Peoples released, refunded pol.l tax.
23. Tax adjus?ft?.?nts requested, r?ferred on property of Martha A. Gaylord heirs.
24. Tax adjustment referred on R. H. Crawley property.
25. Cape Fear Club assessment fixed, abatement granted.
26. Fidelity Trust and Development Co, allowed to pay b?.ck taxes on Sunset Park property.
27. Shell Union Oil Co. granted abatement.
28, Miss Mary L. Leonard released from back tax interest.
29, City-County met and discussed back taxes.
30. Progress report made on tax collection, delin,quent tax payers to be placed on list.
31. W.L. Jackson, 906 N. 3rd Street, exempted from poll tax.
32. Back tax adjusttnent requested, referred on Mrs. R. A. Montgomery and F. E. Gaylord.
33. Hinton Hotel Corp, released from penalty, Wrightsville Beach.
34. Miss. Valeria Williams allowed to pay 1932 taxes and granted abatement.
35. W. L. Carter, Wilmington granted abate?ent on dog.
36. W. H. Batton, Harnett granted abatement on dog.
37. H. F. Wilder property released from lien, notations recorded,
38. Six totalizers for book-keeping tax book machines authorized for purchase.
39. G.A. Marine and W. H. Williams requested, referred on adjustments.
40. Clarence Andrews, Harnett granted abatement of poll tax, 1937.
41. Aaron Goldberg requested, referred on reduction.
42. Wilmington tax listing, continued for two weeks.
43. Back tax payments accepted for 1921.
44. Mrs. Ralph K. Laskley, Burlington released from penalty, Caro?.ina Beach.
45. Henry Foy released from penalty, Harnett, 1937.
DATE MINUTE BOOK
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3 7 1938 9 571 ..
_ 3 7 1938. 9 571 .
. 3 7 193$.. 9 571
._ 3 7 1938_. 9 571 .
3 14 1938.. 9 571
3 14 1938 9 572
3 14 1938 9 572
. 3 14 1938 9 572
3 14 1938 9 572
3 14 1938 9 572
3 14 1938 9 572
3 14 1938. 9 573
3 21 1.938 9 573
3 21 1938. 9 573
3 21 1938 9 57?
3 28 1938 9 575
3 28 1938 9 575
3 28 1938 9 575
3 28 1938.. 9 575
4 4 1938 9 576
4 4 1938 9 576
4 4 1938. 9 576
4 4 1938 9 576
?,? 11 1938 9 577
4 11 1938 9 577
?+ 11 1938 9 577
4 11 1938 9 577
4 11 1938 9 577
4 11 1938 9 578
4 11 1938 9 578
4 18 1938 9 578
4 18 1938 9 578
4 18 1938 9 578
4 18 1938 9 578
4 18 1938 9 578
. 4 25 1938 9 S79
4 25 1938 9 579
4 25 1938 9 57?
4 25 1938 9 S79
4 25 1938 9 579
_ 5 2 1938 9 580
5 2 1938 9 580
5 2 1938 9 581
5 2 1938 9 581
5 2 1938 9 581
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ees. u. s. q County Indezea Sinee 1888 ? 10 loea+s nam?s, Opl11 ot COTi A•Z TA6 INDEX
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
lr Reductions requested, referred on Carrie S. Ballard, Clinton, D. Hazel, Ri:chard Hall,
,_; R. C. Platt and H. M. Wolf.
. 2, D. R. Piner, Harnett exempted from poll taxes.
3.: 0. H. Hughes, Wilmington granted abatement on furniture.
4,_ Penalti.es, Courtcosts, ect. will be charged for 1921-28 back taxes by June lst.
5._ B. W. Strzckland, Federal Point requ.ested., declined poll tax refund.
6.. Mrs. Julia Peschan granted abatement on car.
7.. M. W.Rivenbark, 35, Cape Fear exempted from poll tax.
$. N. Patotos granted abatement on goods.
9. Back taxes cancelled on J. A. Cox, Cape Fear.and David J?nes, Cape Fear.
10. Back taxes cancelled on L. B. Price and Z. J. Carter heirs, Masonboro.
_11.. Back taxes cancelled on Abram Smith, Federal Point.
_12. Back taxes cancelled on G. C. Baggett, N. M. Benton and A?nie B. Graham, Harnett.
13.. Back taxes cancelled on Gov't property, Block 94 and City property Block 180.
14.. Back taxes cancelled on First Baptist Church property, Block 239.
.15.. Back taxes cancelled on J. R. and J. V. Fraternity Club, Block 195.
16,. Joe Bush and Sam Washington, Harnett and Wilmington granted 1937 poll tax refund.
17.. Back tax cancelled on E. J. ?;ndrews, Harnett 1920, 1923-24.
18. F. E. Randolph granted abatement, 1930-32, Carolina Beach.
19..;3ack taxes compromised on Martha A. Gaylord heirs, 1922-37.
?20, D. L. Coleman granted poll tax abatement, Wilmington, 1937.
21?, Mrs. Annie Kerr requested, referred on back tax adjustments.
22.. Pete Patelos allowed 1927 tax credit.
.23. Tax distribution adopted on J. E. Bordeaux land, Cap? Fear.
24.. Aaron Goldberg requested,referred on assessment reduction.
25.. Joseph A. Brown, Wilmington granted abatement on furniture.
26. Street assessment cancelled on Lot 236, Mett Ave. Brookwood.
?7.. Roger Moore aliowed to apply tax rate to Street assessment.? granted refund.
28., 1937 assessment reduced, abated on Mrs. Katie G. McKoy ?roperty.
29.. Taxes cancelled on Godfery Mi2?is, Jr. 1875.
30. Wilmington Post paid for advertising back tax suit on H. C. Peyers estate.
31.. H. L. Keith granted abatement on solvent credits, 1937.
32. J. E. Batchelor granted abatement on furniture, 1937.
33.. Interest rate postpflned on .T. B. Hill and J. N. Bryant.
34. E. A. Futrelle requested, declined abatement.
35. Abatement req?.ested, received on John Neal house, Block 537.
36.. County Attroney repor-.ted no agreement made for tax collector and J. B. Hill on back tax.
37.. Joint meeting held on back taxes.
38,. Back tax?payment accepted on J. N. Bryant property.
39,, G. Dudley Humphery estate requested, r?ferred on abatement.
40. Back taxes cancelled on Walter Winner house.
41t. Miss Valeria Williams requested, referred on reduction.
42,. Back taxes case requested, referred on T. ?,. Ruth, 19?7,
43,. Assessments reduced, abatement ordered on George T. Clark heirs.
44. 1938 City Directory authorized for Tax Collector.
45, Taxes accepted, penalty released on Block 347, 1927-28.
DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Yenr Vol. Page
.. 5 2 1938 _ 9 581
5 2 1938 ,- 9 581
5 2 1938 .. 9 581
5 2 1938 9 581
5 9 1938. 9 582
5 9 1938 , 9 582
5 9 1938 9 582
5 9 1938 9 583
5 9 1938 9 583
5 9 1938 9 583
S 9 1938 9 583
? 9 1938 9 583
5 9 1938. 9 583
5 9 1938 9 583
5 9 1938 9 583
5 16 1938 9 584
5 16 1938 9 584
5 16 1938 9 584
5 16 1938 9 584
5 16 1938 9 584
5 16 1938 9 584
5 16 1938 9 584
5 23 1938 9 585
5 23 1938 9 585
5 23 1938 9 585
5 31 1938 9 588
5 31 1938„ 9 588
5 31 1938 9 588
6 6 1938 9 589
6 6 1938 9 589
6 6 1938 9 589
6 6 1938 9 589
6 6 1938 9 589
6 6 1938 9 589
6 13 1938 9 590
6 13 1938 9 590
6 13 1938 9 590
6 13 1938 9 590
6 20 1938 9 591
6 20 1938 9 591
6 20 1938 9 591
6 20 1938 9 591
6 20 1938 9 591
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1. , Back taxes compromised on Louis Williams, 1923-27. 6 20 1938_ 9 592
2. Backed taxes cancelled on R. S. Sellers property, 1921-27. . 6 20 1938 9 592 .
3. Back taxes cancelled on Lot 6, Block 500, J. C. King, 1923-24. .. 6 20 1938 9 592 „
4. .. Back taxes cancelled on Carter and Brice land. _ 6 27 1938. 9 594
5. V. ?idbury allowed to pay tax, released from personal and dog tax. ,, 6 27 1938, 9 594 _
6. W. J. Newell, Harnett exempted from poll tax. 6 27 1938_ 9 594
7. Back taX compromisE requested, referred on J. 0. Rilly heirs. 6 27 1938 9 594 .
8. Back tax cases referred on the late J. H. Bunting and M. L. Shrier. 6 27 1938 9 594
9. K. C. Sidbury requested, referred on back tax adjustm?nts. 7 5 1938 9 595
10. John Burnes offered, referred on back tax case. 7 5 1938 9 595
1l. Abatement granted on printing press, Union Labor Reports. 7 5 1938 9 597
12. Back tax adjustment_ referred on Masonboro land, under E. J. Irving. _ 7 5 1938 9 597
13. W. A. McGirt requested, referred on back tax adjustment. 7 5 1938 9 597
14. Acreage reduced, assessment fixed on Hanover-Burnswick Investment Co, Harnett. 7 5 1938 9 597
15. Back taxes cancelled against Wesley Watson. 7 5 1938. 9 598
16. Mrs Hazel R. Hurst released from penalty, Carolina Place, 1937. 7 5 1938 9 598
17. William Struthers, Jr. requested, referred on cancellation on back taxes. 7 5 1938 9 S9$
18. Assessment separation requested, referred on Mrs. Bertha J. C?rf, property. 7 5 1938, 9 598 .
19. William Foy granted abatement, 1921-32. 7 11 1938 9 599
20. Assessment separated, fixed on Mrs. Louis H. Skinn?r, Myrtle Court, Harnett. 7 11 1938. 9 599
21. Back tax payment requested, granted on Budgeis property at Burnt Mill Creek. _ 7 11 1938 9 599
22. James W. Wilson, Cape Fear granted abatement, 1937. 7 18 1938 9 600
23. Judgment to be cancelled on Ophelia C. Smith Lot, Sunset Park, 1922-24. . 7 18 1938. 9 600 ..
24. Tax Collector authorized to accept taxes on estate of J. R. Canady, Harnett. , 7 18 1938. 9 600 .
25. . Back taxes cancelled on Lot 22, Block 73, Carolina Beacn. . 7 18 1938 9 600
26. Carolina Building and Loan Association requested, referred on tax payment and release, 7 18 I938_ 9 600
27. F. A. Batson requested, referred on tax adjustment. 7 18 1938 9 500 ..
28. 0. R. Piner, Cape Fear exempted from poll tax payment. 7 18 1938 9 600
29. E. D. Rivenbark, Cape Fear granted abatement on furniture. 7 18 1938. 9 601
30. Mrs. Mary V. Shepard, Wilmington granted abatement on furniture 7 18 1938 9 601
31. Reduction applications received. 7 18 1938 9 601
32. Carolina Building and Loan Association allowed to pay 1937 taxes, Ardmore. 7 25 1938 9 502
33. Tax Collectors appropriations fixed. 8 2 1938 9 604
34, Back taxes cancelled on B1ock 67, J. H. Sawage, 1871. 8 2 1938 9 605
35. Abrahm H. Polite requested, referred on back taxes. 8 8 1938 9 606
36. Real Estate under unpaid taxes ordered sold in September. 8 8 1938 9 607
37. Addison Hewlett, Jr. requested, referred on cancellation. 8 8 1938 9 607
38. J. T. Burnett released from penalty, Sunset Park, 1937. 8 15 1938 9 610
39. Back tax adjustment requested, referred on Hugh N. Pace property. 8 15 1938 9 610 ,
40. C. S. Farber, Jr, requested, r?ferred on reduction. . 8 22 1938 9 611
; 41. Back taxes to be adjusted on Henry Campbell property, referred on Valorem taxes. 8 22 1938 9 612
42. Assessment reduction requested, referred on T. F. Boyd property. 8:. 22 1938 9 612
43. C. VanLewen granted abatement, Winter Park 1932. 8 22 1938 9 612
44. Back taxes cancelled on Lot 4, Block 68, Sarah Hill. 8 22 1938 9 612
45. . Assessments divided, fixed, accepted on C. E. Goodwin heirs estate. 8 22 1938 9 612
46. Received back tax collection progress report. ,. 8 22 1938 9 612
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
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1... Abatement request?d, referred on L. ?. Moor?, Jr. . • 8 29 1938 10 3
2., City requested referred for tax abatement. 8 29 1938 10 3
3?_ Tax collection discussed with Grand Jury, no action taken. 8 31 1938 10 7
4.. D. H. Willard granted poll tax abatement, 1937. 8 31 1938,_ 10 7
_5?. W. H. Banck requested, referred for reduction. 8 31 1938. 10 7
6._ Mrs. Valeria Williams requested, referred for tax adjustment. 9 12 1938 10 8
7. R. C. Cantwell requested, referred for tax abatement. 9 15 1938 10 10
8?, Back tax collection matter pending investigation. 9 15 1938 10 10
9. Tax Collector authorized to make daily deposits of County Money. 9 26 1938 10 13
10. Martin Schribben allowed tax settlement. 9 26 1938 10 13
11. Charles H. Cunning 1414 S. 14th Street requested, referred for tax correction. 9 26 1938 10 13
12._ Assessments fixed land sold by Miss Arabella Gore to C. L. Harper. 10 3 1938 10 14
13. Adjustment requested, extension granted on Block 204 E, Lot l. 10 3 1938 10 14
,14, Tax Collector presented report for 1937 taxes. 10 3 1938 10 14
15. Tax Books given to Collector, January lst ordered as tax deadline. 10 3 1938 10 14
16. Back taxes cancelled on James Williams for 1891-92. 10 3 1938 10 14
!17. Back taxes cancelled on DeBrutz Cutler, Block 293, 1902. 10 3 1938 10 15
18. 0. W. Messick requested, referred for abatement. 10 10 1938 10 15
19. Reductions requested, referred on Carolina Beach Block J, Lots 12-17. lp 17 1938 10 16
.20. Abatement requested, referred on Mrs. Jennie M. Farrington land. 10 17 1938 10 16
21. Assessment reduced, abatement ordered on W. D. Moore land, Cape Fear. 10 17 1938 10 16
22. Assessment di?rided, fixed on Sarah Wright hei.rs Lot 3, Block 199. 10 17 1938 10 16
23.. H. A. Akel granted abatement on furniture, Wrightsville Beach, 1938. 10 17 1938 10 18
24. J. E. Jackson granted abatement on furniture, Wilmington, 1938. 10 17 1938 10 19
25. W. R. Mintz granted abatement on dog, Wilmington. 10 17 1938 10 19
26._ Henry M. Bremer ?equested, referred for abatement. l0 17 1938_ 10 19
27... C. E. Justic requested, referred for tax payment, Federal Point. 10 24 1938 10 19
28. Assessment reduced, abatement granted on Diamond Feed Store goods. 10 24 1938 10 19
29. C. F. Green granted abatement on merchandise, in error, 1938. 10 24 1938 10 19
30._ W. G. Brummett granted abatement on furniture, 1938. 10 24 1938 10 20
31.. W. R. Mintz house assessments reduced, abatement ordered. 10 24 1938 10 20
32.. Maie Sanders granted abatement on auto. 10 24 1938 10 20
33.. Emmett M. Bellamy requested, referred for reduction. 10 31 1938 10 20
34. Parter Wagstaff granted abatement on building. 10 31 1938 10 20
35. D. H. Willard, Harnett granted abatement on car. 10 31 1938 10 21
36. George Lane, Wilmington granted abatement on piano. 10 31 1938 10 21
37. Assessments separated, fixed on Mrs. M. A. Kline land, Harnett. 10 31 1938 10 21
38. J. Q. LeGrand, estate requested, referred for adjustment. 11 7 1938 l0 21
39.. Tax Collector's audit report reciev?d. 11 7 1938 10 22
40. Taxes against Joe A. Matthews cancelled on Carolina Place Lot, 1914. 11 7 1938 10 22
41.. R. T. Lee, J? granted abatement. 11 7 1938 10 22
42. James H. Schull estate requested, referred for reduction. 11 7 1938 10 22
43.; City was paid check to adjust overpayment of taxes. 11 7 1938 10 22
44. Extra help authorized for insolvents. 11 7 1938 10 22
45. R. L. Player allowed to pay taxes on Carolina Place Lot, released from personal tax. 11 14 1938 10 23
46. Mrs. Marie H. Perry requested, referred for reduction. 11 14 1938 10 23
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3.t? Legal opinion to be obtained to determine if assessors should meet with tax listers. 06 06 1887 " 5 14 ;?
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4.,i Board met to receive returns of list takers and assessors, 07 06 1887 ,
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7.; Pay for tax list takers listed. 07 13 1887 y 5 27 ?
8. Tax listers appointed for 1888: 04 02 1888 5 84
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Wilmington: James G. Burr Cape Fear: James Cowan Federal Point? J.H. Horne , ` ,j
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Masonboro: B.S. Montford ,. •? ? -
9. ,; Tax listers appointed for 1889: ;. 04 O1 1889 p, 5 154
„ Wilmington: J.G. Burr Harnett: James N. Macomber Cape Fear: James Cowan „
Federal Point: J.H. Horne Masonboro: D.S. Montford .. ,:
10.' Board of Magistrates recommended numerous men to aid tax listers in adjusting tax lists. . 06 04 1889,,; 5 171 ;
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? 11.,. Tax lister J.G. Burr to notify J.W. Atkinson to list shares of Wilmington Savings & Trust Co. or same will„ 08 12 1889 , 5 187 ,
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12.? Tax on franchise of Carolina Central Railroad to be corrected by Col. J. Burr. 10 07 1889 , 5 197
13. Tax listers papointed for 1890: 04 07 1890:Y 5 241 i,
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Wilmington: James G. Burr Cape Fear: James Cowan Harnettt Jaries Macomber '
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Masonboro: B.S. Montford Federal Point: J.H. Horne ,;
14. Tax listers a ointed for 1891:
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Wilmington: James G. Burr Masonboro: B.S. Montford Harnett; H.D. Murrell ?
Cape Fear: James Cowan Federal Point: J,H. Horn , ,
15. J.A. Horne and H.D. Murrell reported property valuations had increased in their Townships, 07 13 1891 5 341 "
? 16.e B.S. Montford and James Cowan reported property valuations had remained about the same for their Townships. 07 13 1891 5 341
17.,, Tax listers appointed for 1892: 04 04 1892 , 5 411
„ Wilmington: Col. James G. Burr Masonboro: B.S. Montford Harnett: J.N. Macomber . , ?
Cape Fear: James Cowan Federal Point: J.H. Horne . „
18... Tax lister Burr reported he was ready to go with assessors to assess improvements on property but Assessor „ 07 11 1892; 5 431 ;,
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20.. Board met with Chairman of Board of List Takers and Assessors to equalize property valuations; action 07 11 1892 5 431 ;
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21. Tax lister Burr turned over 1892 Tax Books and these given to Sheriff for collection. 09 05 1892 5 439
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22. Board took no action on letter from James Burr. 09 05 1892 5 439 ??
23.; Tax listers appointed for 1893: 04 03 1893 5 489 ?
Wilmington: Col. James A. Burr Cape I'ear: James Cowan Harnett: J.N. Macomber „
; Masonboro: John G. Wagner Federal Point: Jacob H. Horne ,
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fUR10AME INITIAL iAB SOLD ?Y OWEN 6. DUNN, NEN ?ERN, NORiH GROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
DATE
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l. R. G. Grady granted abatement on Chestnut Street Lot. 11 14 1938
2. Mrs. Ethel A. Tolar granted abatement on goods. 11 23 1938
3. S. D'Lugin requested, declined released from sales costs. _, 11 23 1938
4. Back taxes cancelled on R. L. Allen land. .. 11 23 193$
5. . Property taxes com?romised, settlement accepted on J. K. Culter heirs, 1,926-38. 11 23 1938
6. W. J. Mallard granted abatement, 1929-32. 11 23- 1938
7. Assessments reduced, fixed on lands of Marshall Suthers and George Davis & wife. 11 23 1938
8. Back tax settlement authorized, 1935-36 abatement ordered on J. I. Mintz prop?rty. 11 23 1938
9. Mrs. Mary H. Keith a?lowed to pay property tax, abatement granted. ?1 23 1938
10. J. C. Wessell requested, declined ahatement on Sepa Grotte. 11 28 1938
11. E. E. Canady land reduced, abatement granted, Harnett 1937-38. 11 28 1938
12. Reduction requested, referred on J. H. Bryant heirs. 11 28 1938
13. Sale of property and abatement authorized on J. R. Hall and wife.and S. E. Holden & wife,, 11 28 1938
Miss L. Lawren.ce, Mrs. R. M. Gwyn, T. S. McKenzie, Mrs. L. L. Pate, L. E, Reddick & wife.
and D, C. Mower & wife.
14. Mrs. Sudie Norris granted abatement on burned house. 11 28 1938
15. Mrs. Nellie Tracy released from 1938 penalty. 12 5 1938
16. J. W. ReaveS gr?.nted abatement, Harnett 1937. 12 5 1938
17. Assessments reduc?d, abatement ordered on x?ugh McRae & Co. land. 12 5 1938
18. Property of L. Beery heirs. approved, fixed for 1938. 12 5 1938
19. W. A. Simon, Jr, requested, referred for tax settlement. 12 19 1938
20. No action taken on John Bright's request to pay taxes on Oleander land. 12 19 1938
21. Separation of personal taxes declined on Ardmore's Block F. 12 19 1938
22. D. H. Willard granted abatement. 12 28 1938
23. Action rescinded on real-persanal tax separation for Ardmore's Block F. 12 28 1938
24. Mrs Kate B. Mallard requested, referred for reduction. 12 28 1938
25. M. T. Winner allowed to settle back taxes. 12 28 1938
26. T. D. Sanford, 214 Castle Street, exempted from poll taxes 1 3 1939
27. Interest rates fixed on back tax payments. 1 3 1939
28. Rudolph Jarrell requested, granted personal ai?d poll tax exempted. 1 9 1939
29. B. May requested, referred for reduction. 1 9 1939
30. T. F. Boyd estate granted abatement, Federal Point, 1933-34. 1 9 1939
31. H. F. Wilder property authorized settlement of Bannerman taxes. 1 9 1939
32. Gompromise agree?, abatement ordered for Crumpler and Scott back taxes. 1 9 1939
33. Mary Carbett Philadelphia, released from penalty. 1 9 193a
34. Sarah Murray, Carolina Beach granted 1938 refund. 1 16 1939
35. Assessments reduced on Kerr land and building under L. C. Godfrey. 1 16 1939
36. Red?u.ction requested, referred for Mrs. Lena Morgan property. 1 16 1939
37. S. B. Andrews, Wilmington granted 1938 abatement. 1 23 1939
38. Vehicle licenses list authorized for 1938 tax usage. 1 23 1939
39. Mrs. Jennie G. Hill, Wrightsville Beach released from penalty. 1 23 1939
40. Maurice Moore requested, referred for adjustment. 1 23 1939
41. Mrs. Cornelia G. Fore, Charlotte released fram penalty, Masonboro. ? 23 1939
42. 1932 taxes on C. M. French property under investigation. 1 23 1939
43. W. J. Collier and G. L. Glendenin and wife granted abatements, Wilmington. 1 23 1939
44. May 10, 1937 order amended on Sehedule B taxes. 1 30 1939
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DATE MINUTE BOOK
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l.. Courtcosts for back taxes authorized against Miles Gavins. 1 30 1939 10 35
2., Constance C. Wherry, Wilmington Beach rel.eased from 1938 penalty. 1 30 1939 10 36
3.. Tax Collector authorized settlement and interest on taxes of C. S. Furber pr operty. , 1 30 1939. 10 36
4.. D. C. Whitted allowed to pay Erna Grabbe taxes and released from penalty. .. 1 30 1939. 10 36
5.. J. E. 3ackson granted abatement, Wilmington, 1938. 1 30 1939 10 36
6, 0. G. Grispens granted abatement, Wilmington, 1938. 1 3Q 1939 10 36
7. Adjustment requested for George E. Gre?n property. 1 30 1939 10 36
. 8, Isaal Shain requested, referred, granted abatement. 2 6 1939 lU 39
9, Ida Strauss requested, referred for tax adjustment. 2 6 1939 10 39
.10. Louis L. Poison requested? granted abatement on taxes. 2 6 1939 10 39
11. Assessments reduced, increased, abatement ordered on Mrs. A. C. Beall. 2 13 1939 10 40
.12. H. W. Strickland granted abatement, Cape Fear, 1937-38. 2 13 1939 10 40
13,_ Michael C. Brown, Harnett granted abatement. 2 13 1939 10 40
14. Assessments fixed on formerly-owned C. C. Bellamy Lot. 2 13 1939 10 40
15, W. F, Sidbury granted abatement, Masonboro. 2 20 1939 1G 41
16., John A. Martin, Love Grove, exempted from poll tax, granted poll tax abatement. 2 20 1939 10 41
17. Mrs. Pear1 M. Register granted abatement, Federal Point. 2 20 1939 10 41
18. W. M. Sneeden assessments separated, Masonboro. 2 20 1939 10 41
19. Assessments transferred from C. B. Atwater heirs to Mrs. A. M. Orrell. 2 20 1939 10 41
201_ Wright Price released from penalty, Harnett. 2 20 1939 10 41
21. Woodus Kell?u.m requested, referred on tax payment. 2 27 1939 10 42
,22. John F. Kirk heirs released from penalty, Masonboro. 2 27 1939 10 42
23., J. G. Walsak permitted to pay real estate taxes. 2 27 1939 10 42
24. Adjustment requested, referred for Ma.ry L. Taylor. 3 6 1939 10 43
25.. J. E. Batson, Wil.mington granted abatement, A. L. Jordan, Wilmington granted abatement. 3 6 1939 10 43
26?. Mary I. Strauss requested, referred for adjustment. 3 6 1939 10 44
27. Full tax settlement authorized for Mary I. Strauss, 3 13 1939 10 44
28. George Batts, Wilmington granted po11 tax refund. 3 13 1939 10 45
29.. R. M. Houston and B. F. King appointed Ta? Assessors. 3 13 1939 10 45
30. Joseph A. Brown granted abatement. 3 13 1939 10 45
31. C. G. Miller granted abatement. 3 20 1939 10 46
32. G. C. Baggett requested, declined reduction. 3 20 1939 10 46
33._ Eunice Sneeden released from penalty. 3 20 1939 10 46
34.. Adjustment requested, referred for E. C. Frederick heirs. 3 27 1939 10 47
35,. Taxes cancelled on WMPT Lot under Mrs. Mary Capps. 3 27 1939 10 47
36. H. E. King granted abatement, Carolina Beach 1937. 3 27 1939. 10 47
37. Tax list of names taken to Auditor's Clerks. 4 3 1939 10 48
38... T. W. Newton heirs released from penalty. 4 3 1939 10 48
39. Methoc? of assessing taxes criticized by C. B. Parmele. 4 3 1939 10 4$
40. Compromise authorized on back taxes of Mrs. V. Giles heirs. 4 l? 1939 10 49
41.,. C. W. Harrellson, Harnett relea?ed.from penalty. 4 10 1939 10 49
42.., Silas Brack, Wilmington, granted po11 tax refund. 4 10 1939 10 40
43.., Motion carried to permit mortgagee to pay on Wrightsville Beach Estension. (taxes) 4 17 1939 10 50
44.. John Williams exempted from poll tax payment. 4 17 1939 10 50
45.; L. Regan, minor granted poll tax refund. 4 17 1939 10 50
46.. E, S. Waddell requested, referred for adjustment. 4 17 1939 10 50
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DATE MINUTE BOOK
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS Month Day Year Vol. Page
l. Tax Books reported on taxpayers, sale of liens set. 4 24 1939_. 10 52
2. . W. F. Womack and Nellie Tracy released from penalty. ._ 4 24 1939 10 52 .
3. Adjus?ment requested, referred for J. W. Gaskill heirs. 4 24 1939 10 52
4. J. W. Raney granted abatement, Carolina Beach. . 4 24 1939 10 52
5. W. T. Spears released from Cit? tax payment. , 4 24 1939 10 52
6. Adjustment authorized, abatement ordered on Sophia Lowenstein property. 4 24 1939 10 53
7. E. T?. Farrow granted abatement. 4 24 1939 10 53
8. Notations authorized on releasing judgment on property of Phebe Merrick and C. Walker. 5 1 1939 10 53
9. W. H. Sneed granted abatement. S I I939 IQ ?4
10. Tom Jackson and Lacy Tate requested, declined poll tax refund. 5 1 193Q:. 10 54
11. B. A. Hoft, New Bern requested, referred for compromise. 5 1 1939 10 54
12. H. L. Dix?an, 100 5. 3rd Street exempted from poll tax paym?nt. 5 1 1939 10 54
13. Tax Cancellation authorized on Lot 4, Block 347. Allen Hill, 1894-96. 5 1 1?39 10 54
14. Assessments fixed on Mrs Etta T. Summerell property. 5 8 1939 10 55
15. I. C. Wright requested, referred for compromise. S 8 1939 10 55
16. Taxpayers granted extension on tax returns. 5 8 1939 10 55
17. W. B. Taylor released from penalty, 1931e 5 8 1939 10 55 .
18. Compromise requested, referred for L. D. Ganey heirs. 5 8 1939 10 56
19. J. H. Edwards granted abatement. 5 I5 1939 10 56
20. Mrs. E. T. Summeriil requested, referred. for adjustment. 5 15 1939 10 56
21. Federal Point acreage corrected, reduced, abatement ordered. 5 15 1939 10 57
22. Mrs. Lucille B. Irving released from penalty. 5 15 1939. 10 57
23. Land against H. T. Lewis cancelled, al?ated for 1936-38. 5 15 1939 10 57
24 C. W. Jordan allowed to pay full taxes, not poll and personal. S 22 1939 10 58
25. Settlement authorized for heirs of Mrs. M. V. Herring. 5 22 1939 10 58
26. C. B. Bennett asked if taxes can be held against T. B. Bennett's land, C. Attorney ruled. 5 22 1939 10 58
27. Assessments reduced, abatement gran?ed on George C. Lewis, Wilmix?gtan. 5 22 1939 10 58
28. C. B. Parmele requested, referred on cancellations. 5 22 1939 10 58
29. Payments ordered on back taxes from Mrs. M. E. Seller property, Carolina Place. S 29 1939 10 59
30. Schedule B taxes levied on busin?sses, etc• for 1939-41. 5 29 1939 10 59
31. Edward and Walter Green requested, referred for adjustment. 5 29 1939 10 60
32. J. E. Canady granted abatement, Harnett. 6 5 1939 10 61
33. Schedule B tax amended, fixed on pawnbrokers. 6 12 1939 10 62
34. A. L. Kelly granted abatement, Federal Point. 6 12 1939 10 62
35. L. F. Mitchell released from penalty. 6 12 1939 10 62
36. Joe E. Jackson granted abatement. 6 12 1939 10 62
37. G. I7udley Humphery requested, referred for adjustment. 6 19 1939 10 63
38. Emmett H. Bellamy requested, referred for compromise. ' 6 19 1939 10 63
39. Ashley Gilbert heirs auhtorized cancellation. 6 19 1939 10 63
40. H. C. Fannell released from penalty. 7 3 1939 10 65
41. Back taxes cancelled on Amelia Torrance. 7 3 1939 10 65
42. John A. Steven, Attorney, requested , granted tax comp.romise. 7 3 1939 10 65
43. Mrs. W. Liesenbien requested, referred for cancellation. 7 3 1939 10 65
44. Tax rate discussed, postp?aned. 7 17 1939 10 68
45. Harry Wettig referred for reduction. 7 24 1939 10 69
46. W. L. Lackey granted abatement. 7 24 1939 10 69
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_ 1*, Assessments fzxedahatement ordered on R. E. Chadwick property. 7 24 1939 1Q 69
2?, Meares Harris granted refund. 7 24 1939 10 69
. 3,. Athelia Sterling heirs granted adjustment. 7 24 1939 ?0 69
4,. Assessments fixed, paymemt a?cepted, on Jos R. Farrow. 7 24 1939. 10 69.
5.. Adjustment referred on H. F. Otten property. . 7 31 I939 10 70
6. W. M. Hill granted abatement, R, F. Meier granted abatement. 7 31 1939. 10 70
7. Adjustments referred for Nowood S. Smith property.. 7 31 1939 10 70
8.. John A. Stevens referred for assessment on Miss Ida Strauss. 7 31 1?39 10 70 .
_ 9, Adolph Ahrens granted tax settlement. 7 31 1939 10 70
.10.. Tax Department funds fixed. 7 31 1939 10 70
11. Tax rate fixed. 8 9 1939. 10 74
12.. I. T, Mintz granted abatement. 8 14 1939 10 74
13._ Erle W. Thomas referr?d for redu?tion. 8 14 1939 10 75
.14. C. R. Morse re-elected Tax Collector and J. E. Holton, Tax Assistant. 8 28 1939 10 78
15.. H. Jaffe referred for reduction. 8 21 1939 10 77
16.. J. E. Eichorn granted abatement. 8 21 1939 10 77
17.. George Smithson referred for reduction. 8 21 1939 10 77
18.. Eugene E. Canady granted abat?ment. 8 21 ?939 10 77
19. H. L. Baker's property released from poll tax. 8 28 1939 10 78
20.. Back taxes cancelled on Laura Re?.d. 8 28 1939 10 78
21. Compromise requested, referred on C. S. Burrett property. 8 . 1939 10 78
22.. C. R. Morse re-elected Tax C?llector, J. E. Holton, Jr. Assistant. 8 28 1939 . 10 78
23.. D. H. Howes referred for reduction. 8 28 1939. 10 78
24. R. L. Holmes released from penalty. 8 28 1939 10 78
25.. ?I. W. Strickland granted abatement. 8 28 1939 10 78
26. Land reduced, assessment fi.xed on H. Stein, Federal Point. 8 28 1939 10 79
27,. Adjustment referred on E. T. Mason property. 8 28 1939 10 79
28?. Collector authorized to make daily monetary deposits. 9 5 1939 10 79
.29. Adjustrtient referred on Norwood and W. W. Smith property. 9 5 1939 10 79
30. Adjustments referred on Williams Struthers. 9 11 1939 10 82
3I. Back tax suit summons referred to County Attorney. 9 11 1939 10 82
.32., L. W. Moore requested, referred o? tax payment of Albert J. Bergen. 9 18 1939 10 83
33. Adjustment referred on Mrs. Minna I. Reilly property. 9 18 1939 10 83
34. License tax refunded to Ideal Laundry. 9 25 1939 10 83
35. Assessments reduced on Rodueck H. Kind, abatement ordered. 9 25 1939 10 83
36. Tax Collection report made, accepted, 10 2 1939 10 86
37.. Tax Books presented to Tax Collector, no penalty charged on taxes paid by January lst. 10 2 1939 10 86
38, Adjustment requested, referred on H. C. Byrd property. 10 2 1939 10 86
39.. Taxes abated on part of County Home land. 10 9 1939 10 87
40. Adjustments referred on Josephine Hankins p?operty. 10 9 1939 10 87
41. Taxes abated on A. C. Stevens acreages. 10 9 1939 10 87
42.. Abatement authorized on A. C. Stevens land. 10 11 1939 10 88
43. Adjustment referred on S. A. Mathers land,and S. A. Tackfow land. 10 11 1939 10 88
44., W. M. Milliken granted abatement. 10 11 1939 10 88
45. H. Jaffe referred for,?ance?llation, J. W. Blake referred for abatement. 10 16 1939 IO 89
46, F. L. Wil?.iams re?eased from Foll tax payment. 10 16 1939. 10 89.
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fURKAME INITIAL iA8 SOLD ?Y OWEN i. DUNN, NE11 SERN, NORTH UROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
l. Willetts Realty Co. referred for abatement. „ 10 23 1.939 10 89
2., D. M. Williams, W. K. 5tewart, A. L. Jordan, W. D. Hewett & R. J. Turner granted 10 23 1939. 10 90
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3. Mrs. Jennie Curr? referred for reduction. 10 23 1939 10 90
4. Taxes cancelled on C. B. Parmele Lot. 10 23 1939 10 90
5. Sale of land for taxes considered at special meeting, bids to be raised. 10 25 1939, 10 90
6.. Taxes cancelled against Gurney P. Hood. 10 25 1939 10 90
7. John Wessells requested, referr?d on cancellation under A.J. Howell. 10 30 1939 10 91
8. L. A. Barlow grant?d abatement. 10 30 I939 I(? - 9I
9. Adjustment r?ferred on D. A. Bornemarin property. 10 30 1939 10 91
10. Shuford Studios requested, declined free license tax. 10 30 1939 10 91
11. Adjustments referred on Seaboard Airline R. R. Building. 10 30 1939 10 91
12.. H. Jaffe requested, declined release from costs in back tax suit. 10 30 1939 10 92
13. G. Dudley Humphery referred on refund of Mrs. A. L. Gilberts taxes. 11 6 1939. 10 92
14. Chairman a.nd Coun?y Attorney to compromise with Seaboard Air Line R. R. on taxes of 11 6 1939 10 92
F. R. King heirs.
15. Dx. R. H, and Lucky Bellamy requested, received on penalty re?ease. 11 6 1939 10 92
16. Willetts Realty Co. declined abatement. 11 6 Z939 10 93
17. Rev. J. S. Crowley refer?ed for adjustment. 11 6 1939. 10 93 „
18. Mrs. J. S. Stewart refer?ed for reduction. 11 13 1939 10 93
19. Back tax compromised on Rosetta Barfield property. 11 13 1939 10 93
20. Back taxes cancelled under Wilming?on Dock and Storage Co. 11 13 1939 10 94
21.. Audit report filed on Tax Collection. 11 13 1939. 10 94 .
22. D. J. Herring referred for reduction. 11 13 1939 10 94
23. Tax settlement authorized on Frank R. King heirs (above). 11 20 1939 10 94
24. Frank G. Harriss referred for reduction for Mrs. B. T. Glaneyer. 11 20 1939 10 94
25. L. Schwartz granted abatement. 11 27 1939 10 96
26. Mrs. Mary E. Beach referred for reductior. 11 27 1939 10 96
27. George H. Howell referred for adjustment, John W. Wilkins referred for adjustment. 12 4 1939 10 98
28. Letters returned _ttndelivered for tax lis?ing. 12 4 1939 10 98
29. J. W. Gafford estate released from tax payment. 12 4 1939 10 98
30. F. H. K. Futch, Sr. granted abatement. 12 4 1939 10 98
31. Hanover Building and Loan referred for adjustment. 12 4 1939 10 98
32. Mrs. Sadie S. Monroe ?eferred for adjustment. 12 4 1939 10 98
33. B. F. King and R. M. Houston appointed Assessors. 12 4 1939. 10 99
34. Harry Frey granted abatement. 12 11 1939 10 99
35. R. V. Al1en granted abatement. 12 11 1939 10 100
36. Mrs. Hazel D. Holmes referr?d for adjustment. 12 11 1939 10 100
37. Tax Supervisor meeting.set. 12 11 1939 10 100
38. Taxes compromised, judgment cancelled on Wil?iam Johnson, S. E. Sellers, J. Parkers, i2 11 1939 10 100
S. M. Jones, J. Brevard, F. Blackwell, Heirs of William and James Murphy, Ben and Arthur
Carter and Isaac Sp?.cer.
39. W. A. Simon, Jr. declined reduction on Robert Rogers property. 12 18 1939 10 100
40. Tax cancelled on C. B. Parmele, separated, abated on J. T. Canady heirs. 12 18 1939 10 101
41. Mrs. C. T. Nesbitt referred for reduction, Stephen Grause granted-a.batement. 12 I8 1939. 10 l0I
42. Taxes cancelled under S. S. Sharpless property. 12 18 1939 10 101
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l. Assessment increased, error corrected, abatement granted on R. H. Coleman house. 12 18 1939 10 101
2?, P. R. Smith referred for correction on Wrightsville Beach Lot. 12 18 1939. , 10 101
3? Back taxes cancelled on Wilmington Dock and Storage Co. _ 12 26 1939. 10 103
4.. Mrs. Daisy R. Dock referred for adjustment. ;, 12 26 1939. , 10 103
5. Assessments fixed on G. H. and L. T. Rogers aZso D. J. Herring property. 1 2 1940. 10 104
6.. W. T. Atkinson granted abatement. 1 8 1940 10 105
7,. CoI. R. S. McClelland referred for adjustment on Mrs. K. M. Banck. I 15 1940 10 105
8.. Josephine Hankins and Susie K. Williams ciansidered for adjustments 1 15 1940 10 106
_9. Settlement authorized on J. N. Bryants Cots. 1 15 I940 IO I06
10. W. I. Baxter and Clifford Frazier released from penalty. 1 15 1940 10 106
11.. S. B. Labb and Woodus Kellum granted abatement, D. E. Todd referred for adjustment. 1 15 1940 10 106
12. J. N. Bryant considered for reduction in settiement. 1 22?1940 10 106
13.. John Pigford granted abatement. 1 22 1940 10 107
14. Rev. J. S. Crowley referred for adjustment. , 1 22 1940 10 107
15.. W. M. Hill granted abatement. 1 29 1940 10 108
16. Mrs. Maria A. Davis referred for reduction. 1 29 1940 10 108
7-7• Refund authorized to Mrs. Alice L. Gilbert. 2 5 I940 10 109
18. George H. Howell referred for adjustment on J. N. Bryant, Wm.. J. Hayes granted.abateme?.t. 2 5 1940 10 109
I9._ Mrs. Jane t?d. MacMillan granted abatement. 2 12 1940 10 112
20t. Assessments corrected, ?:batements ordered on C. Van Leuvin, etal. 2 19 1940 10 112
21., Norman W. Scott released from penalty, Archie Dixon granted abatement. 2 19 1940 10 113
22. Mrs. Theodosia Holland released from p?nalty. 2 26 I940 10 116
23?. Archie Dixon granted ?b?:tement. 2 26 1940. 10 116
24,. B. B. Bryan allowed to settle back taxes of T. E. Cooper, abatement ordered. 2 26 1940 10 116
25. F. B. Tate referred for a?justment (heirs). 2 26 1940 10 ?16
26.., Tax Collector authorized equipment for new office. 2 26 1940 10 116
27. Land and assessirre?ts reduced on J. E. Greer heirs. 3 4 1940 10 116
28,. Winifred F. Womack released from penalty, T. E. Cox granted abatement. 3 4 1940 10 11C
.29... Russell B. Clark granted abatement. 3 4 1940 10 117
30.. Adjustment referred on Mrs. Leona V James property. 3 4 1940 10 117
31., Adjustments referred on Wm. Dixon heirs property a?d-Mrs. Arma P. Savage property. 3 4 1940 10 117
32.. T?x list au?.horized on new bui?dings. 3 4 1940 10 117
33. Mrs. Josephine J. Chase released from penalty. 3 4 1940 10 117
34.. Assessments cancelled on Alice A. Wade heirs property. 3 11 I940 10 117
3S. Adjustments referred on Mrs. L. N. Funderburg building. 3 11 1940 10 117
36 Dinnie McLeod exempted from poll tax payment. 3 18 1940 10 118
37.. Mrs. Josie M. Garris released from penalty. ? 3 18 1940 10 118
38.. Mrs. Leoxia C. James granted abatement. 3 18 1940 10 118
39.. Adjustments referred on M?.rshell Shrier heirs and E. J. Johnson property. 3 1$ 1940 10 118
40._ Mrs. Daisy R. Dock assessments ?educed, settlement ordered. 3 2?J 19?-0 10 118
41. ??aron ?oldberg referred for adjustment. 3 25 1940 10 119
42. Howard A, Branch released from penalty. 4 1 1940 10 120
43. Mrs. L. A. Keith and H. C. Peters released from penalty. 4 1 1940 10 120
44. Adjustments referred on Rev. J. S. Crowley property and F. V. La?aton heirs property. 4 1 1940 10 120
45.. Land and assessments reduced on 0. 0. Whitlock land. 4 1 1940 10 120
46. 0. 0. Whitlock and Mrs. Selena Lewis granted abatement. 4 22 1940 10 122
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1. _Tax report received. 4 22 1940 10 123
2. .Harry Hayden referred for adju.stment. . 4 29 1040 10 123
3. ._Adjustment referred on Richard Hall property. 4 29 1940. 10 124
4. W. H. Blair released from penalty. . 4 29 1940. 10 124 ..
5. V. Sidbury permitted half tax payment. . 5 6 1940 10 125
6. .Mrs. Hannie I. Burnett released from penalty. 5 6 1940, 10 12?
7. Adjustment referred on James R. Williams property. 5 6 1940 10 125 .
8. Adjustment referred on Mrs. Annie S. Bellamy property. _ 5 6 1940 10 125
9. Flora Miller declined released from tax payment. 5 13 1940 10 I26
I0. Adjustments referred on L. B. Prince property. S 13 1940 IO 127
11. Mrs. Emily S. Boushee released from personal, poll, dog ta??:es. 5 20 1940 10 127
12. C. D. Rowan granted abatement. 5 20 1940 10 127
13. Assessments fixed on Biddle D. W. Lot 6, Masonboro. 5 20 1940 IO 127
14. W. E. ?remer relieved from poll tax payment. 5 27 1940 10 129
1S. .Adjustment referred on Henry Taylor property. 5 27 1940 10 129
16. Request granted to permit R. B. Freeman heirs to pay taxes. 6 3 1940 10 129
17. .R. C. Cantwell, Jr, referred for adjustments. 6 3 1940 10 129
18. C. N. Jones released from penalty. 6 3 1940 10 129
19. Mrs. Etta L. Justic granted abatement. 6 3 1940 10 129 .
20. Col. R. S. McClelland ?equested, referred for separation on George Schnibben Lots. 6 3 1940 10 129
21. North State Creosoting g?anted abatement. 6 3 1940 10 129
22, Federal Land Bank declined tax payment on E. L. White Land. 6 3 1940 10 130
23. S: T. Gresham granted abatement. 6 10 1940. 10 130 .
24. Settlement referred on C. A. Powers heirs taxes. 6 10 1940 10 130
25. Tax on property owned bgr Charitable, Religious and Lodge Organizations postponed. 6 10 1940 10 130
26. Assessments separated, -fixed on Mrs. George Schnibben requested. 6 10 1940_ 10 130
27. Settlement authora.zed on James Burnes land. 6 17 1940 10 132
28. Check of Roger Moore referred as settlement of P. 0. Moore taxes. 6 17 1940 10 132
24. Louis Hansen re?erred for reduction. 6 24 1940 10 133
25. Assessments fixed under Hugh MacRae land. 6 24 1940 10 134
26. Motion adopted allowing ten days for listing of Church property now in use. 7 1 1940 10 134
27. Adjustment referred on T. R. Orrell property and Mrs. Mary Ba Fennel property. 7 1 1940. 10 135
28. Mrs. Alma Flake allowed tax settlement. 7 1 1940 10 135
29. Forest Hills Development allowed credit, abatement ordered. 7 1 1940 10 136
30. Tax Collector's appropriations fixed. 7 5 1940 10 137
31. Figures au?horized showing cost of back taxes. 7 5 1940 10 137
32. W. J. Newell exempted from poll ?ax payment. 7 8 1940 10 l38
33. Matter of tax exemption explained for Charitable Organizations. 7 8 1940 10 138
34. _W. E. Davis complained about a5sessments for Woodmen of World. 7 8 1940 10 138
35. Mt. Calvalry Baptist Church ?xempt??d from taxation, First Baptist exempted, also. 7 8 1940 10 138
36. C. D. Lewis released from penalty. 7 8 1940 10 138
37. John A. Stevens, Attorney referred for adjustment on Augusta L. Ro?erick. 7 8 1940 10 138
38. _Settlement of land and taxes granted to Sarah L Bryant. 7 22 1940 10 140
39. Adjustment referred on Louis F. Simmons property. 7 22 1940 10 140
40. .Home Owners Loan Corp. declined reduction on W. C. Peterson estate. 7 22 1940 10 140
41. Tax error corrected on minutes on Sarah J. Bryant t;latter. 7 29 1940 10 143
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover County, N. C. , MATTER: Tax Department -
¦cc, u. s. County lndexes Since 1888 ? TO lota? nam?s? opfn Ct C07i Ad TA! INDEX
???? An Identifying Trade Marlc MII?C E BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, DHIO
v?r OFFICE SURIiAME INITIAL TAB SOLD tT ONEN i. OUNN. MEN ?ERII, NORTH GROLINA
DATE MINUTE BOOK
NATURE Of PROCEEDINGS Month Day Year Vol. Page
1,. Land and tax value of Thomas Neal estate,-5arah J. Bryant and Neals investigated.
, 2., Mrs Ma.ry B. Fennell referred for adjustment
3.. Unpaid taxes deadline set on real estate.
4., Home Ower?ers Loan Corp. declined reduction on J. C. Croom property.
5., G. M. Ph?llips granted abatement.
6.. M. C. Mclver released from penalty, reduction granted.
7. Mrs. S. W. T?latters referred for adjustment. .
8.. J. D. Robbins declined reduction.
9._ J. W. Meyland relea?ed from penalty.
10,. N. R. Horrell declined adjustment.
11. G. B. Webster referred for abatement, Mrs. A. S. Blake referred for adjustment.
12. Compromise approved for Mrs. Mary B. Fennell.
13. Mrs, John R. Hawes referred for reduction.
14.. Collection to settle back taxes on Bell Will Cotton Mill Building.
15.. Otty Sol Sternberger referred for adjustment on Winstead Land.
16.. Wardlow E. Lewis referred for reduction.
17s. Ad?ustment referred on Louise McCleese property.
.18?. Adjv.s?ment referred on Wm. Struther heirs and Ellen Sidburg heirs property.
19?, Mrs. Mary Barbiere and N.orman Scott released from penalties.
20a, Mrs. B. K. Peay granted abatement.
21.. Frederick L. Williams declined poll tax release.
22? Mrs. L. D. Bradshaw rele ased from penalty, half payment accepted for J. Lee taxes.
23.. D. L. Miller g?ranted tax refund, L. F. Wheeler referred for adjustment.
24? Mrs. Elizabeth M. Grant and Katherine Reynolds considered on reduction.
25.. Back taxes cancelled under Mina I. Reilly.
26. R. L. Holmes granted abatement.
27.. Adjustr?lent requested, referred on Hugh ?d. Pace property,
28.. Monroe Carter granted abatement.
29?, Gulf Oi1 Corp. declined reduction.
30.. Action recinded on abatement of H. M. Solomon taxes and costs.
31.. Adjustment referred on H. Smart, C. Roberts and Edward Ahrens properties.
,32. Emmett Bellamy appeared for adjustment of E. Ahren and offered service on National
Defense Airport issue.
33., E. J. Toomer referred for abatement, G. H. Rogers released from penalty, abated.
34. Tax statement accepted on setttlement, books given to Collector, details presented.
35.. Richard S. Rogers granted abatement.
36.. Assistant Tax Collector's bond cancelled, resigned for National Guard.
_37, Adjustment referred on Home Building and Loan Trust?e>.
.38. M. M. Haney referred for adjustment.
39. Ge?rge F. Duke granted abatement.
40t Henry Otten, C. D. Robinson and Wardlaw E. Lewis referred for reduction and adjustment.
41. H. B. Stone granted, referred for tax list correction.
42. N. A. Willetts referred for reduction.
43. W. F. Bo??en granted abatement.
44. J. E. McCarty, Dr. H. B. Hare and l?. E. Kure referred for reduction.
45._ Mills Hunter granted abatement.
7 29 1940. 10 143
7 29 1940 10 144
8 5 1940.. 10 1?+5
g 5 1940 10 145
8 5 1940 10 145
8 5 1940 10 145
7 29 1940 10 144
8 5 1940_ 10 146
8 5 1940 10 146
8 5 1940 10 146
8 5 1940 10 146
8 5 1940 10 146
8 19 1940 10 148
8 19 1940 10 148
8 20 1940 10 151
8 20 1940 10 151
8 20 1940 10 515
8 20 1940 10 151
9 5 1940 10 152
9 5 1940 10 152
9 5 1940 10 152
9 S 1940 10 152
9 5 1940 . 10 152
?9 5 1940 10 152
9 5 1940 10 152
9 9 1940 10 153
9 9 1940 10 153
9 16 1940 l0 154
9 16 1940 10 154
9 23 1940 10 154
9 23 1940 10 154
9 23 1940 10 154
9 30
10 7
10 14
10 14
10 14
10 14
10 21
10 21
10 28
10 28
10 28
10 28
10 28
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
1940
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10 158
10 158
10 158
10 158
10 158
10 158
10 159
10 159
10 159
10 159
10 160
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DATE MINUTE BOOK
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS Month Day Year Vol. Page
l. Adjustment referred on Mrs. Mamie Struthers property. 10 28 1940 10 160 .
2. Listing of Tugboats for taxes investigated by City and County. ?0 28 1940. 10 160
3. Reduction referred on Mollie Mathews. _, 11 4 19??0. 10 16? ..
4. Taxes adjusted, abatement ordered on Mrs. R. L. Foy property. 11 4 1940 10 160
5. J. B. Bourton and Graham Keer granted abatement. 11 4 1940 10 160
6. M. C. Mclver referred for adjustment on E. Sidbury heirs. 11 12 1940. 1Q 161
7. Mrs. J. W. Morgan and J. H. Sweeney,Jr. granted abatement. _. 11 12 1940 10 162
8. Isaac Wright referred for adjustment on Jane Murphy property. 11 18 1940 10 163
9. Wilmington Savings and Trust Co. referred for adjustment. 11 18 I940 10 I63
10. Committee's recommendations adopted on listing Tugboats for taxes, abatement ordered. 11 18 1940 10 163
11. Assessments fixed on D. T. Southern property. 11 18 1940 10 163
12. Mrs. Ada M. Gole re£erred for abatement. 11 18 1940 10 163
13. Assessments separat?;on authorized on Baxter Rivenbark land. 11 18 1940 10 163 .
14. Norwood and W. W. Smith l?.eir's property to be sold for taxes. 11 18 1940 10 163
15. Poll taxes, listed in error, abated for Charles H. Roderick. 11 25 1940 10 16S
16. Back taxes on William Struthers assessed and separated, also Mamie Struthers. 11 25 1940 10 165 .
17. Adjustment on Osaac Wrights taxes submitted to City Housing Authority fQr settlement. 11 25 1940 10 166
18. Adjustment referred on. heirs of Giles Nixon, Fred Underwood and Sarah E. Herring. 11 25 1940_ 10 166 .
19. W. M. Brinson granted abatement. . 12 2 1940 10 167
20. Adjustment referred on A. B. Skelding property. 12 2 1940 10 167
21. John Beraqua referred for poll tax exemption. 12 9 1940 10 168
22. Mrs. Ma.ry B. Fennell granted abatement. 12 9 1940 10 168
23. Tax Office authorized adding ma.chine. 12 9 1940 10 168
2?+. Mrs. G. D. Greer granted abatement. 12 9 1940 10 16$
25. Mrs. R. D. Mattews released from poll tax payment. 12 9 1940 10 169
26. R. W. Sebrell declined abatement. 12 9 1940. 10 169
27. John C. wessell referred for abatement on Mrs. M. Struthers property. 12 19 1940 10 169
28. K. C. Sidbury grar.?ed abatement. 12 16 1950 10 169
29. Action failed on abatement of Mrs. Mary B. Fennell property, abatement granted. 12 16 194Q 10 169
?0. Arthur Joh?san, Jr. granted abat?ment. 12 16 1940 10 169
31. Assessment fixed, separated on Mrs. Katherine Wright property. 12 16 1940 10 169
32. Assessment fixed on property sold to 0. 0. Whitlock. 12 16 1940 10 169
33. Compromise given to A. B. Skelding land. 12 18 1940 10 170
3?. Assessors appointed; Cape Fear, G. M. Ward, Federal Point, C. M. Murrin, Harnett, L. A. 12 18 1940 10 170
Covil, Masonboro, P. K. Montford, Wilmington, J. F. Cox and B. F. King.
35. Take-over of Sabro Ann Russell property referred f?r back taxes. 12 23 1940 10 171
36. Adjustments authorized on Mrs. Anna P. Savage property. 12 23 1940 10 171
37. Mrs. Mamie Struthers taxes compromised. 12 23 1940 10 171
38. K. M. Hall considered for reduction. 12 23 1940 10 171
39. Taxes cancelled on Thomas J. Gause property. 12 30 1940 10 172
40. D. N. Chadwick considered for adjustment. 12 30 1940 10 172
41. Ja.mes L. Duffy declined release f rom t??x and cost, etc. 12 30 1940 10 172
42. R. M. Roberts considered for adjustment. 12 30 1940 10 172
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Jack LeGrand referred _ adjustment on Mrs. Annie M. Thompson property. 1 6 1941 10 172
44. G. F. Justice exempted from poll tax. 1 6 1941 10 172
45. E. H. Munson requested special attention on his assessments. 1 6 1941 10 172.
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so?o tr owex i. pUNN, NEw ?ERN, NORiH GROLINA
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Month Day Year Vol. Page
1,. D. N. Chadwick allowed back tax settlement. „ 1 6 1941? 10 173
??. Adjustment referred on Mrs. Dora Bornemann heirs property. 1 6 1941 10 174
??. Jessie Matthews exempted from poll tax payment. 1 6 194T 10 174
?4. Louis Hanson referred for adjustment. 1 6 1941. 10 174
5,. Adjustment referred on Elmer L. Johnson property. 1 6 19?41' .10 174
6.. Mrs. Mary B. S. Gause granted abatement. 1 6 1941 10 174
7 W. E. Raffetery released from p?enalty. 1 L3 1941 10 175
.5:: Mollie Matthews and William Struthers granted abatement. 1 13 194}?: 10 175
.9. Tax statement approved, given to Collector. 1 13_ 1941 10 175
10. J, A. Pivers released from penalty. 1 20 194a. 10 176
ll. W. A. Davis elected Tax Assessor. 1 20 1941 10 176
12.. American Missionary Society referred for abatement. 1 20 1941 10 176
13. Mrs. Ruth H. Marshburn grant abatement. 1 20 1941 10 176
14.. M. W. Divine and D. P. Foley released from penalties. . 1 20 1941 10 176
15.. Thomas E. Cooper declined adjustment. 1 20 1941 10 176
16. Warren T. Adams granted abatement. 1 20 194? 10 176
17., Charles F. Green granted abatement, J. H. Morse granted abatement. 1 27 1941 10 177
18. Mrs. W. G. Strain heirs released from penalty. 1 27 1941 10 177
19.. Penalty released on property sold to K. G. Lewis. 1 27 194`l 10 177
,20. Adjustment referred on J. E. Hatch. 1 27 1941 10 177
21. A. L. Freeman granted poll tax refund. 1 27 1941 10 177
,22. Taxpayers extended on filing tax returns. 1 27 1941 10 177
23.. J. V. Creasy referred on reduction. 1 27 1941 10 177
24. Miss Margart P. Woodard and J. E. Williams released from penalties. 2 3 194??: 10 179
25. John H. Miller exempted from poll tax. 2 3 194.1 10 179
26. G. Dannenbaum granted abatement, W, M. Hewlett declined reduction. 2 3 194<1 10 179
27.,. C. H. Borneman appointed Assessor. 2 3 19?:?_ 10 179
28.. Max Warshauer declined reduction, J, M. Battom released from penalty. 2 10 194? 10 180
29... Taxes compromise referred on Norwood and W. W. Smith heirs. 2 10 1941 10 181
30., Adjustments declined on Lizzie V. Darby and M. Rathjen heirs. 2 10 1941 10 181
31. G. Dudley Humphery granted cancellation on Thomas and J. E. Grisoom. 2 17 1941 10 182
32.. Y. M. C. A. taxes abated. 2 17 1941 10 182
33. Action declining adjustment was referred on Lizzie V. Darby land. 2 17 1941 10 182
34.. Adjustment re?erred an Louis A. Scott heirs, 2 17 1941 10 182
35.. Assessment division referred on Lewis J. Mason property. 2 17 194i 10 182
36.. Back tax s1:?.it prepared for s:ale of Washington McNeill property. 2 17 1941 10 182
37. Correction approved, abatement granted on S. C. Bennett property. 2 l7 1941 10 182
38. Correction approved, taxes cancelled under A. Laslo. 2 17 1941 10 182
39. Corrections approved under Pender Brown, K. C. Sidbury, C. C. Wright, W. H. Moore, 2 17 1941 10 182
Hunter Simpson and B. G. Worth estate.
40. L. B. Carter granted ahatement. 2 24 1941 10 184
41. Adjustment referred on acreage near Golf Course. 2 24 194? 10 184
42. Graham McMillan exempted from poll tax. 2 24 1941 10 184
43. Adjustment referred on H. P. Langston heirs property. 3 3 1941 10 184
44.. Back taxes cancelled under Church of God Property. 3 3 1940 10 184
45. George B. Applewhite appointed Assessor in death of C. M. Murrin. 3 3 1940 10 184
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1. Rate of compensation set for tax listers in each Township. , 04 Ol 1895 4 5 633 :5
2.? Tax listers appointed for 1895: 04 O1 1895 5 634 ;
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, 4.?? Board, assessors and tax listers met as Board of Equalization. 07 22 1895. 5 651
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„ Returns of tax listers laid before Board, but action deferred. 07 22 1895 5 651
, 6.?? Tax listers appointed for 1896: 04 06 1896 5 712
,;, Cape Fear: James ?osaan Harnett: James N, Macomber „ Federal Point: John Biddle
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. 8... William Blanks elected tax lister.?of Wilmington. 04 06 1396 5 712
. 9.,: Board concurred with assessors and list takers in assessing banks' shares. 09 07 1896 5 731
10.'; Tax Listers appointed for 1897: 04 08 1897 6 2
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Wilmington: Thomas 0. Bunting Harnett: J.N. Macomber Fe?leral Point: Stephen Keyes
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, Masonboro: R.A. Hewlett Cape Fear: F.J. Dempsey
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?s Compensations allowed for J.N. Macomber, R.H. Hewlett, F.J. Dempsey and Stephen Keyes for listing taxes. 07
? 12 1897 6 23
12.`::
. :i Tax listers appointed for 1898: 04
,. 04 1898 6 113
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. ii Wilmington: T.O, Bunting Cape Fear: T.J. Dempsey Harnett: John Ho1t
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Masonboro: Robert H. Hewlett Federal Point: Stephen Keyes
13.g; Compensation for tax listers set. 07 05 1898 6 148
14.''
., Tax assessors and listers to re-evalue improvements on property and give list to Register of Deeds . 07 12 1898 6 152
IS.?; Co:npensation set for tax listers and Iisters appointed: 04 03 1899 6 246
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. :; Wilmington: T.O. Bunting Cape Fear: James Cowan Harnett: James N. McCumber
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Neither ro11 of assessments or tax lists received from Harnett, so that approval postponed.
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18.`; Compensation set for tax listers, and tax listers appointed: 04 02 1900y 6 426
Cape Fear: C.H. Carteen Harnett:James W. Macomber Masonboro: B.S. Montford ..
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18.C' Tax listers appointed: 04 O1 1901 6 535
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r? Masonboro: D.J. Fergus Fe3eral Point: John A, Biddle
19.j? Tax list received from tax listers of Harnett and Cape Fear Townships. 07 08 1901 6 575
,20., Tax list not turned in by Messrs. Fergus and Biddle, but received later in meeting. 07 08 1901 6 575
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07
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Wilmington: T.O. Bunting Cape Fear: C.H. Casteen Fe3eral Point: John A. Biddle
„ Harnett: Gerritt Walker Masonboro: D.J. Fergus „
.22.;; Gerritt Walker sworn in as tax lister 05 05 1902,. 6 649
23.?? Tax list from T.O. Bunting received and approve3. 07 22 1902.. 6 663 .,
24.;? Tax listers to inform al1 persons who have lived in County for six months they must list taxes or be 06 Ol 1903 6 724
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, W.A. Williams appointed tax lister for Second Ward, Wilmington, at $2 per day. 06
. 06 1904
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27.,? Tax lists, bootzs and papers receive? frcnn tax Lisfiers of i?Iasoz?boro, Cape Fear and Harnett. 07 11 1904., 6 803
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¦e?. u. s. ?g 'q??? Couaty Inde:ee Since 1888 ? To lota*s nam?f, o(Nn ot COTT A•2 TAB INDEX
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l. H. ?'. Wilder referred for reduction on St. John Church Property.
2. Ellie B. White Lot compromised for back taxes.
3. Albert Keets, Jr. granted abatement.
4.. H. S. Evans granted abatement?
5.. No action taken on maximum back tax rate.
6. B. Kingoff deferred on release of penalty.
7. F. L. Sheats granted abatement.
8. Work of assessing tax continued, expenses from Emergency Fund.
9. Adjustment referred on Hugh Pace.
l0. T. L. Justice granted abatement.
11. Sorosis Building (lower lever) exempted from taxation.
12. Back taxes adjusted on Calvin Reaves heirs.
13. C. G. Hammond released from penalty.
14. Bessie M. Piner declined refund.
15. M. C. McIver referred for adjustment.
16. A. M. McKoy referred for refund.
17. Taxes_cancelled on Mrs. Elias F. Richards property.
18. B. E: Williams granted abatement.
19. Tax bid to be assig.n,ed on Washington McNeil heirs property.
20. Settlement authorized on Victoria Lofton property..
21. Adjustments referred on R. F. Foy and Mrs. B. E. Dunn property.
22. James Boyd granted poll tax exemption.
23. E. H. Mu.nsc?n referred for reduction.
24. Cancellation of taxes authorized on A. Dosher property.
25. All County taxes cancelled on Book before 1900.
26. Kate C. Bonitz declined abatement.
27. W. D. M?Craig referred for adjustment.
28. Recommendatian adopted to adjust taxes on J. E. Hatch property.
29. Mrs. Mary D. Parsley granted abatement.
30. W. S. Register appointed Assessor in illness of B. F. King.
31. J. E. Sternberger requested, no action received on tax payment.
32. Assessment reduced on L. H. Vowell house.
33. Reduction allowed to Mrs. Jessie L. Smith.?
34. .T. E. Sternberger declined release from personal tax.
35. Adjustment referred on T. J. Morriss property.
36. Back taxes cancelled against Mrs. Gladys C. Northrop and W. D. Coldwell.
37. Taxes abated on Block 8, Greenfield Terrace and Wademer Lumber Co. Machinery.
38. Congregational Church paster declined Church rent with taxtation.
39. Mrs. Minnie C. Holden and D. C. McClammy granted abatement.
40. Assessments reduced on land unde-r Greenfield Realty Co.
41. Protests received for assessmen? increases property along Waynick Blvd & Wrightsville.
42. License tax Schedule B levied on Businesses, Professions and Trades, etc.
43. E. H. Rusher perm.itted to pay taxes, abatement ordered.
44. Mrs. Hattie Willetts allowed tax payment of G. A. Lewis heirs.
45. J. A. Ryan granted abatement.
46. Adjustment referred on Carrie D. Rohinson property.
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SURIiAME INITIAL TAB SOLD YY OWEN i. YUNN, NEII ?ERN, NORTN GROLINA
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l. Error corrected on J. G. Brinson assessments.
2., Mrs. J. D. Edwards granted abatement.
3.. Separation authorized on Henry Taylor heirs property.
4.. R. N. Northrop requested, referred for tax bid for Thoma.s Landing property
5.. Miss Etta Craig released from poll tax payment on K. S. Mallard.
.6.. Thoma.s Landing property to be sold for taxes, etc.
7.. Real and property taxes separated under Edward Evans.
8. Sol Sternberger released from poll tax payment.
, 9,. E. B. Bugg assessments fixed.
_10.. Separation referred on Adam Latta home building.
11. Adjustment referred on George 0. Glaylord heirs.
12. Donald J. Sullivan released from tax payment.
13. Taxes cancelled against John A. Yopp.
14.. Settlement authorized on S. S. Southerland heirs.
15.. Ida C. Cox granted abatement.
16.. Mrs. William Struthers allowed tax payment, released from personal tax on J. T. Williams.
17.. Adjustment refer?ed on J. T. Gordan heirs property.
18.. John D. Bellamy granted abatement.
19. Assessment referred on French land at Jumping Run.
20.. Abatement referred on J. T. Gordan heirs.
21. Compromise declined for Mrs. B. E. Dunn.
22.. Assessments increased on four Wrightsville Beach Lots.
23.. Tax liens referred on Mattie Pickett property.
24.. No action taken on settlement of taxes on John D. Bellamy property.
25.. J. L. Pittma.n, J.r.released from penalty, granted abatement.
26.. Mr. & Mrs. G. E. Nichols granted abatement.
27.. John A. Stevens referred for reduction.
28.. Taxes on property of J. T. Gordon heirs compromised.
29.. Action rescinded, settlement authorized on J. D. Bellamy property.
30.. Adjustments made, abatement ordered on Horace Pearsall and J. W. Blake.
31. A?'sessment referred on M. T. Craig heirs.
32,. W. D. Hobbs, Jr. released from penalty.
33. Miss Mary I. Strauss declined compromise.
34. Adjustment referred on Thomas H. Thompson heirs.
35. Assessments reduced, abatement granted on L. J. Coleman and Junior Order Corp.
36, Adjustments referred on Marie Moore heirs, J. W. Hansley heirs and Mrs. L. Thompson.
37t Mation carried to improve back tax collections.
38? John A. Stevens referred for reduction on Cape Fear Land.
39,. No action taken on compromise on J. G. Brison & wife.
40. Eugene J. McGunnis granted abatement.
41,. Independent Order of Red Men granted, declined abatement.
42.. Typewriter agreement authorized for maintenance of tax machine.
43. Assessment made, abatement ordered on Masonic Temple Corp.
44,. Adjustment referred on Hazel M. Gaylord and J. G. Brinson & wife.
45. Motion carried to set up Dept. for Tax Collections.
46. C. R. Morse re-elected Tax Collector.
DATE MINUTE BOOK
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6 9 1941 10 209
6 9 1941.. 10 209
6 9 1941_ 10 209
6 9 1941 10 209
6 16 1941_ 10 209
6 23 1941 10 211
6 23 1941 10 211
6 30 1941 10 211
6 30 1941 10 212
6 30 1941 10 212
6 30 1941 10 212
6 30 1941 10 212
7 7 1941 10 213
7 7 1941 10 213
7 7 1941 10 213
7 14 1941 10 214
7 17 1941 10 217
7 17 1941 10 217
7 21 1941. 10 217
7 21 1941 10 218
7 21 1941 10 218
7 28 1941_ 10 2?9
7 28 1941 10 219
7 28 1941 10 219
7 28 1941 10 219
8 4 1941 10 221
8 4 1941 10 221
8 4 1941 10 221
8 4 1941 10 222
8 4 1941 10 222
8 4 1941 10 222
8 4 1941 10 222
8 11 1941 10 222
8 11 1941 10 223
8 11 1941 10 223
8 14 1941 10 224
8 18 1941 10 224
8 18 1941 10 224
8 18 1941 10 224
8 25 1941 10 225
8 25 1941 10 225
8 25 1941 10 225
8 25 1941 10 226
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SOLD ?T 01NEN i. OUNN, NEM /ERN, NORTH GROLINA
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l. Adjustment re?erred on Elizabeth Ezzell. .. 9 2 1941. 10 226 .
2. Masonic Temple Corp. released from tax, interest and etc. 9 2 1941 10 226
3. Dr. D. S. Robinson released from penalty. 9 8 1941 10 227
4. Taxes authorized on assessment basis for W. Cumming. . 9 8 1941. 10 227
5. Daily deposits authorized on tax money. . 9 8 1941__ 10 229
6. L. C. French decl.ined reduction on W. A. French heirs property. 9 8 1941 10 229
7. Mrs. Mary B. Fennell referred for adjustment. 9 8 1941 10 229
8. Contract authorized for Tax Audit. 9 15 1941 10 229
9. Charles L. Dickenson granted abatement, Harris Newman granted abatement. 9 15 1941 10 229
10. Goldsboro Lumber Co. granted abatement, Mrs. Mary C? Taylor granted abatement. 9 22 1941 10 230
11. Refund rec??.ey??ed, referred on Miss Rowe Wiggins estate. 9 22 1941 10 230
12. E. R. Pickard referred for adjustment. 9 22 19!1 10 230
13. Temple of Israel declined abatement. 9 29 194? 10 231
, 14. Adjustments referred on Rosa Bell Kirkham property. 9 29 1941 10 231
15. AssesSments s?aparated, fixed on J. W. Goley land. 9 29 1941 10 231
16. Ac?ion reconsidered, referred on compromise of Mrs. L. D. W?.de taxes. 9 29 1941 10 232
17. E. B. Bugg filed complaint on assessment increase. 10 6 1941 10 232
18. Motion carried to authorized new Tax Collect??n System. 10 6 194Z. 10 232
19. R. B. Page granted abatement. 10 6 1941 10 233
20. C. R. Koonce has no equity, Peoples Building and Loan released from tax ?ayments. 10 6 1941 10 233
21e A. H. Swann al?owed back tax payment on Mrs. J. T. English land. 10 6 1941 10 233
22. Tax Collection's report received, books given to Collector. 10 6 1941 10 233
23. H. J. Rogers, Mrs, C. M. Burke and Miss. E. G. Burke granted abatement. 10 13 1941 10 234
24. Land plotted on Wright, 17th & 19th Streets for taxes. 10 13 1941 10 234
25. Compromise authorized on E. R. Pickard land taxes. 10 13 I94I 10 235
? 26. AssessrL?ent ma??e, abatement ordered on Sons & Daughters of Salemn Property. 10 13 1941 10 236
27. Mrs. E. J. Toomer referred for assessment reduction. 10 20 1941 10 236
28. Reduction referred on George C. McIvner house. 10 20 1941 10 236
29. Assessments reduced, abatement ordered on L. A. Raney land. 10 20 1941 10 236
30. Assessments reduced, abatement ordered on St. James Church Land. 10 20 1941 10 236
31. Mrs. Mabel W. Wilson granted abatement. 10 20 19?1 10 236
32. Adjustments authorized on Maria Mackon property. 10 20 1941 10 236
33. Foreclosure authorized on Mary W. Davis. 10 20 1941 10 236
34. Gharles B. Parmele referred for correction and abaterlent. 10 27 1941, 10 237
35. Hazel M. Gaylord granted abatement. 10 27 1941 10 237
36. 'Paxes separated on F. R. Sasser, P. A. Milligan permitted tax payment. 10 27 1941 10 237
, 37. Capt. Allen M. Sell granted poll tax release. 10 27 1941 10 237
38. Charles B. Parmele referred for reduction. 10 27 1941 10 237
39. W. E. Hand referred for reduction. 10 24 1941 10 238
40. J. B. Tones granted abatement, Miss D. 0. Boone granted abatement. 11 3 1941 10 238
41. J. B. Hodges, Jr. released from penalty, Leon Cassidy referred for redv.ction. 11 3 1941 10 238
42. Assessments separated, fixed on Harrietta Johnson property. 11 3 1941 10 238
43. W. G. Winn granted abatement. 11 3 1941 10 239
44. Adjustment referred on John F. Gaylord property. 11 3 1941 10 239
45. Mrs. G. L. Glendenin granted abatement. 11 10? _1941 10 239
46. Ma.ry N. Walker granted abatement. 11 10 1941 10 240
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover County, N. C. _ MATT RT Tax Department -
¦ec. u. s. County Indezee Since 18$8 ? To loea?i nomlf? Optn at COTT A-2 TA? INDEX
?AT OFFICE ?..Bp?7l? An ldentifying Trade Mark MItC E BY TNE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SURIiAME INIiIAL TAB SOLD ?T ONEN i. YUNN, NEw ?ERN, NORTH GROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
1, Charles L. Dickinson declined sett?.ement on Mrs. L. D. Wade Lot.
2. George B. Elloitt referred for assessment review on Mrs. ?Ienry Walters home.
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3? John D. Ballamy referred for adjustment on Bell-Will Cotton Mill property.
. 4,. Sol Sternberger referred on tax exemption for Great Council of Red Men.
5t_ Acreage corrected, abatement ordered on E. A. Anderson property.
6.. Acreage corrected, abatement ordered on E. A. Harriss property.
7.. D. W. Messick request for reduction received for investigation.
. 8.. Taxes abated against property North Carolina Society of Colo.nial Dames.
9.. C. T. Powell referred for adjustment.
10. C. D. Hogue, Attorney referred for adjustment on Hugh N. Pace.
11. 0. A. Bjoureud granted poll tax abatement.
12. E. L. Yow refex?ed on adjustment.
.13._ B. F. King and J. F. Cox appointed Tax Assessors.
14. Assessment check authorized on Mrs. Bertha J. Winer property.
15., Reduction referred on E. R. Pickar? building.
16. ,?. M. Farabow and Isaac C. Wright granted abatement.
17._ Assessments made, abatement ordered on Live Oak-Catnp, Block 73.
18. D. T. Edwards authoriaed tax correction.
19. Milton J. Brown granted abatement.
.20., Dr. J. M. Wells released tax payment.
21. Roger M. Page, Jr. released from penalty.
22._ L. A. Hewlett granted abatement.
23. As.sessment on E. R. Richard building authorized reduction.
24?. Mrs. Gladys Buckley released from penalty.
25,, W. H. Sprunt and Henry L. Dosher granted abatement.
26.. Assessments reduced, abatement ordered on McMillan and Cam?eron property.
27.. D. R. Foster exempted from taxtation.
28. Assessment reduced, abatement granted on Isaac_,C. Wright Lot.
29,, Assessment increased on E, B. Hardin, Jr. Lot.
30. A. E. Kure granted abatement and refund.
31. E. V. McKinzie granted abatement, referred for separation.
32?. J. A. Stevens referred for adjustments on Mary J. Brown and J. M. Reeder.
33. J. A. Stevens referred for adjustments on Bailey Armstrong and Cassie J. Brown.
34. Assessments separated, abatement granted on Giblem Lodge Building.
35. B. B. Reynolds considered for reduction on Mrs. Katherine R. Reynolds property.
36.. W. G. Winn granted abatement.
37.. Joe Gray granted abatement.
38. John Montgomery exempted from poll tax payment.
39. H. A. Leevwenburg granted abatement.
40. Recommendations adopted on partitioning Tax Office in Courthouse.
41. Mrs. Ella M. Parker released from penalty.
42. F. M. Dunham exempted from poll tax payment.
43. Assessments reduced, abatement ordered on Katherine H. Catroukis Lots.
44. C. L. Davis considered for reduction.
45. Action on tax office in Courthouse approved by City.
46. Time for tax return filing ext?nded, increased.
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M0.LE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD lY OWEN C. pUNN, NEN tERN, NORTN GROLINA
DATE MINUTE BOOK
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
Month Day Year Vol. Page
l. M. J. W. Kay granted abatement. 1 26 1942 10 254
2. Adjustment authorized on Morgan P. Spencer property. 1 26 1942 10 254
3. Mrs. Nell D. Lane, Mrs. A. P. West'?rook, W. D. Morton and G. W, Goodson granted abatement, 1 26 1942 10 2S4
4. Penalty abated on J. N. SimQn property. 1 26 1942. 10 254
5. Mrs. J. F. Mann and Mrs. Nellie A. Belvin ?efe? red for reduction. 1 26 1942 10 255
6. Emmett H. B?:?llamy granted abatement against Evergreen Tabernacle of the Order of Love etc. 1 26 1942_ 10 256
7. Assessment and abatement ordered on Golden Lyre Lodge p?operty. 2 2 1942 10 257
8. Mrs. Annie C. Xanthos granted refund, David Smith granted abatement. 2 2 1942_ 10 257 .
9. D???.?.i? O?.Sullivan excused_ from ],isting pol? taxa 2 2 I94Z. I(? ? Z57
10. Abram St. George released from penalty 2 2 1942 10 257
11. Gulf Oil Corp. declined reduction. 2 2 1942 10 257
12. J. F. Cox declined $1 per-day for services as Assessor. 2 2 1942 10 257
13. R. A. Cromwell allowed to pay taxes without penalty. 2 9 1942 10 258
14. G. T. Sullivan granted abatement. 2 9 1942 10 258
15. J. L. Wright assessments fixed, reduction authorized. 2 9 1942 10 258
16. Mrs. Catherine H. Catroukis referred for reduction. 2 9 1942 10 258
17. S. E. Lofton re?erred for assessment and abatement. 2 16 1942 10 259
18. Assessment fixed, settlement authorized on Annie L. Simmons heirs. 2 16 19?:2 10 259
19. Lewis Williams granted abatement, J. L. Denning and E. P, Crow granted abatement. 2 16 1942 10 259
20. Assessment red:uced., abatement ordered on Royal C. Mercer home. _ 2 ?6 1942 10 259
21. Adjustment referred on Robert Murphy heirs. 2 16 1942 10 259
22. Assessment reduced, abatement granted on C. H. Cotronkis Lot. 2 16 1942 10 259
23. 0. W. Messick referred for reduction 2 23 1942 10 260
24. R. A. Cromwell allowed tax settlement. 2•: 23 1942 10 260
25. Employment of back tax Collector discussed. 2 23 1942 10 260
26. K. D. Gray granted abatement. 2 23 1942 10 260
27. Mrs. Margart G. DeBerry released from p?yment, C. H. Beery released from penalty. 2 23 1942 10 260
28. Back taxes cancelled on E. M. ??iayland (See re-estate). 3 2 1942 10 261
29. Credit authori?ed on dog tax, due to vaccina?ion law. 3 2 1942 10 261
30. Adj?u.stment referred on E. Parham property. 3 9 1942 IO 261
31. Recommendation adopted, tax fixed, abatement ordered on I. J. Scott Lot. 3 9 1942 10 262
32. E. W. Ward referred for adjustment. 3 9 1942 10 262
33. Adjustment referred on Henderson Sessions property. 3 9 1942 ?? 262
34 Gost abated, settlement authorized on Chadbourn Lusr?ber Co. property. 3 16 1942 10 263
35. Manuel Furtado referred for reduction. 3 16 1942 10 263
36. Miss Nellie McPherson released from penalties. 3 16 1942 10 263
37. Adjustments referred on Dan Quinlivan and C. H. Bell he i.rs property. 3 16 1942 10 263
38. Edward W. Carr released from penalty under Mrs. M. P. Kidd, Jr. 3 16 1942 10 263
39. Mrs. Rosalie Newman granted abatement. 3 23 1942 10 263
40. Sc?tt Stone heir? released from penalty. 3 23 1942 10 264
41. W. L. Schutt ref?erred for adjustments. 3 23 1942 10 264
42. Clayton C. Holmes referred for adjustment on Miss Caroline K. Myers. 3 30 1942 10 264
43. Assessments fixed, abatement ordered on R. M. Page, Jr. building. 3 30 1942 10 264
44. Adjustments referred on property of Isaac Jones heirs. 3 30 1942 10 265
??. Adjustment refer.r?d on Mrs. Lula Thomp.?on ??operty. 4 6 1942 10 265
46. Land sale and abatement authorized from N. D. Buck. 4 6 1942 10 265
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover County, N. C. _ MATTER:
Tax Department -
aec. u. s. ?,q County Indexee Since 1888 ? To IOta?Y nam?s, O?Nn Ot COT7 A-Z TA? INDEX
PAT oFiICE ?p/iiK,o?' An IdentiFying Trade Mark SURNAME INITIAL TAB M14C E BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD ?T OWEN 0. pUNN, NEII {ERN, NORTN GROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
l, Gulf Oil Corp. granted abatement, released from penalty.
2. ?7. A. French heirs allowed settlement, Mrs. S. A. Troy referred?for adjustment.
_ 3.. C. T. Powell referred for reduction, Adjustment referred on I. T. Mintz property.
4s_ Frederick Willetts granted cancellation.
5., Mrs. Sadie F. Murphy released from penalty.
6. Sol Sternberger and W. M. Hewlett referred for adjustmen?.
7., Napolian Ottoway, Mrs. Pealr Crawford and J. E. A.mand granted abatement.
8. Adjustment referred on Nirs. Mary T. Strauss property.
9., Mrs. Nellie C. Thompson referred for adjustment.
10, Mrs. Guy E. Pigford referred for reduction, George T. Shepard granted abatement.
11. Tax exemption on Military Vehicles referred.
12.. Adjustment referred on property of Mrs..Sarah Harvey heirs.
13.. Action postpox?ed on back taxes.
14. Adjustments referred on J. W. Yates, Rev. J. S. Crowley, W. A. Bordeaux, Isaac Jones
Heirs;and Mrs. Nellie Ce Thompson.
15. Dr. Guy E. Pigford granted abatement.
16.. Adjustment referred on C. H. and L. B. Bornemann property.
17,, Full settlement authorized on Edward Walker property tax.
18. Widow of J. A. Orrell granted abatement.
19?. Adjustment referred on heirs of John McEntee property.
20. Back taxes cancelled on H. C. Byrd property.
21, Action rescinded, abatement declined on R. A. Parsley land,
22. Joseph A. Gray g?anted abatement.
23.. Statement received on uncollected taxes, referred to Collector.
24, Adjustment ref?rred on property of George 0. Gaylord heirs.
25. Civil Service applicants to be certified for tax positions.
26. Mrs. Katherine Johnson granted abatement, Mrs. H. H. Hayden referred for adjustment.
27.. Mrs. H. S. Meredith referred for reduction.
28, C. R. Pierce request for reduction received for iizvestigation.
29, Sol Sternberger referred for division, Adjustment referred on Etta C. Stafford.
,30, C. B. Parmele granted tax refund, ass?ssments corrected.
31. Adjustments referred on Mary H. Northrop, R. L. Foy, W. G. Craig and Mrs. L. C. Grant.
32. C. H. Bonham granted abatement, adjustment referred on C. H. Banham.
33.. T. E. Mullen released from penalty, Alice Crowley referred ?or adjustment.
34, William E. Tillery Moore allowed settlement, R. W. Fountain granted abatement.
35. Assessments reduced on Miss. H. Elizabeth King, increased on A. T. Harriss.
36. Mrs. Ma.ry C. Adams granted abatement.
37,, Temple?of ?Srael apartments placed on free tax list, assessment reduced.
38. John A. Stevens referred for adjustment on J. N. Bryant.
39. Sol Sternberger allowed flat tax rate without cost & etc.
40.. Adjustment referred on R. L. Foy property and heirs of W. H. Pembeiton property.
41.. Emmett H. Bellamy referred for reduction an J. T. Gorden property.
42.. Mrs. J. A. Fore referred for reduction, 0. Donnell granted abatement.
43. R. F. Walker released from penalty.
44.. Mrs. Virginia T. Croom, J. H. Edge and Richard J. Burnett granted abatement. ?
4?„ Frederick Willetts referred for reduction, Mrs. Isabel B. Moore referred for adjustment.
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l. William K. Millican allowed. to settle for back taxes.
2. Assessments.investigated on Dave Sandlin property, released from sale cost declined.
3..Tax Collector made report on collections.
4. Adjustment referred on L. K. Mintz, Mrs. I. B. Speeden, J. L. Rogers & J. Peschau heirs.
5. Curtis Walke? granted abatement.
6. Tax Assessor to be selected, Housing authority valued.
7. D. T. Edwards allowed refund, C. H. Chadwick granted abatement.
8. Taxes cancelled against L.E. Woodbury, adjustment referred on Mrs. J. M. Wolfe property.
9. Ta??:es cancelled against Gardner, Inc., S. L. Bennett exempted from poll tax payment.
l0. Victoria Lofton referred for adjustment, Z. K. Bell referred for reduction.
11. Al1an A. Marshall granted full settlement on Holland Poe.
12. Gulf Oil Corp,assessment complaints received f?r co?sideration. , ,
13. Attorneys Kellum and Humphrey granted cancellation on Cornelius Batts.
14. Taxes cancelled on Louis T. Moore, J. B. Rice referred for reduction.
15. John D. Bellamy declined c?ancellation on Sam Merrick heirs.
16. Assessment reduced, abatement approved on J. B. Rice property.
17. Back taxes cancelled on Burk H. Bridges property.
18. Dr. Russell Bellamy assessment on property examined.
19. K. M. Yopp permitted to settle back taxes.
20. Roe?e Wiggins heirs granted tax refund, Hughes Bros. :?eferred for reduction.
21. C. D. Kenny Co. deferred on half tax payment.
22. A. B. Yopp ?ranted abatement on Miss. B. M. Pine?.
23. Rev. Thomas P. Noe released from back tax costs.
24. Alice Wilkinson and Ernestine Nixon allowed tax settlement.
25. Assessments separated, fixed on E. Boushee property.
26. Rev. J. D. Henderson referred for abateme?it, Mrs. J. M. Wolfe allowed settlement.
27. Diuision of assessments authorized on Murray Bass property.
28. Tax Collector authorized to make daily deposits of tax money.
29. Assessments reduced on Cape Fear property and North State Creosotirtg Corp.
30. Adjustments referred on R. L. Foy, L. G. Smith and Mrs. Lula Thotri.pson property.
31. Taxes prorating referred on Thomas H. Knight heirs. r
32. Adjustment referred on Mrs. Leta L. Whitehead property.
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33. Back taxes on Greenfi?ld land referred for cancellation.
3?. Tax report at?cepted, books given ta Gollector, listing date set.
35. .?. W. Copeland granted abatement, ?djustment r?ferred on D. L. Fillyaw.
36. Order adopted, releasing poll tax from Military Persona?el.
37. Miss. Emma Lossen allowed taxes, back taxes cancelled on L. A. Mckoy and Wm. Shulters.
38. Clayton C. Holmes advised to submit form.for reduction on J. L. Willard prope?ty.
39. Richard S. ;?.ogers and Mrs, Emma Fennell granted abatement.
4U. Jos?ph D. Levine and F. R. Smith granted abatement, Ni. H. Kennick referred.
41. Mrs. Ida C. Everett referred for complaints on A. D. Wesuell estate.
42. Back taxes cancelled against Hattie Bannerman, George Tsaganos granted abatement.
43. Fred N. Day, Jr. tax Iist corrected, H. H. Carson granted abatement.
44. Royal Typewriter Co. released from tax payment, E. H. Rusher granted abatement.
45. Atlantic Coastline Railroad request received for assessment transfers on ACL land.
46. W. C. Bradley re£erred for reduction, D. L. Fillyaw heirs referred for adjustment.
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SOLD tY OWEN 0. pUNN, NEII /ERN, NORTH GROLINA
NATURE Of PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
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l._ E. B. Bugg referred for reduction, Ben Poole granted abatement. 10 2Fs 1942 10 298
2. Assessments and abatement ordered on Seamen's Friends Society Land. 10 26 1942. 10 298
3._ Assessments reduced, abatement ordered on J. H. Burnett property. 10 26 1942. 10 298
4.., John H. Fussell, Jr. complaint received on house assessments. 10 26 1942_ 10 298
5.._ Frederick Willetts tax list corrected, Robert G. Bunn granted abatement. 10 26 1942 10 298
6•. Eugene E. King granted abatement, released from penalty. 10 26 1942 10 299
7... Tax lists corrected on Miss. H. E. King, Trustee, assessment reduced, abatement ordered. 10 26 1942 10 299
8. ??earl Calson_referred :?ar adjustmenc,?_se.ttlement authorized on J. G. Brinkley. 10 26 1942 10 299
9.. One-third settlement authorized on heirs of J. T. Biddle. 10 26 1942 10 299
10, Mrs. Nancy A. Elvington allowed settlement. 11 2 1942 10 300
11. Adjustments referred for Rev. J. S. Crowley and Alex S. Yeager properties. 11 2 1942 10 300
12.. Assessments reduced, abatement ordered on Mrs. K. H. Ranken property. 11 2 1942 10 300
13. Andrew .?ones, Miss. J. S. Roberts and W. K. Rhodes, Jr. granted abatement. 11 2 1942 10 300
14,. Cancellation authorized on A. Biddle heirs property. 11 2 1942 10 300
15. Report received from Tax Collector. 11 9 1942 10 301
16. Mrs. Willie M. Eddinger, Miss. Idelle Jolly and Rev. G. A. W?lson granted abatement. 11 9 1942 10 301
17. Attorney's bill approved for payment of back tax collections. 11 9 1942 10 301
18., Mrs. Ransey Weatherbee declined released from taxes. 11 9 1942 10 301
19. Assessments referred on Mirah Moore property. 11 9 1942 10 301
20.. Assessment reduced, adjustme? authorized on J. F. Goff, Jr. land. 11 9 1942 10 301
21. Settlement authorized under H. F. Crandall and W. H. Jones. 11 16 1942 lc? 302
22.. W. L. Farmer referred for reduction on Ellen E. Southerland estate. 11 ?6 1942? 10 302
23. Mrs. Lillie D. Harden granted abatement. 11 16 1942 10 302
24., Service agreement approved on tax book machine. 11 16 1942. 10 302
25.. W. N. Harriss referred for adjustment on Jane Forbes property. 11 23 1942 10 302
26. Adjustment referred on Wilmington Cold Storage Plant. 11 23 1942 10 302
27... Assessment complaint referred on L. W. Plummer. 11 23 1942 10 302
28.. T. G. Killian request for reduction received, no action taken. 11 23 1942 10 303
29... Tax Office Audit received, payment authorized. 11 30 1942 10 304
30. Frank H. Harriss granted abatement. 12 7 1942 10 306
31.. Back tax collection report received. 12 7 1942 10 306
32. C. R. Davis and Y. M. Waters referred for adjustments. 12 7 1942 10 306
33. Assessors appointed, B. F. King and J. F. Cox. 12 14 1942 10 308
34... Mrs. Grace N, Wythe granted abatement, George H. Howell referred for reductian. 12 14 1942 10 308
35. Assessments reduced, abatement ordered on Castle Hayne Growers and Shippers Packing House.l2 14 1942 10 308
36.. Settlement authorized on W. L. Rivenbark property. 12 21 1942 1 i10 309
37.. Major A. Dukes declined tax release, Eugene Bryant personal tax separated. 12 21 1942 10 309
38, C. D. Hogue referred for cancellation on J. L. Brown land. 12 21 1942 10 309
39. Jesse B. Jones & wife granted abatement. 12 21 1942 10 309
40. Assessment;authorized, a'patement ordered on L. W. Preston on Storage Plant. 12 21 1942 10 309
41. W. B. Campbell referred for adjustment on Dan Quinlivan property. 12 28 1942 10 310
42. Communication received from Tax Collector on land sales for taxes. 12 28 1942 10 310
43. TAx Collector to advertise tax judgments against property. 12 28 1942 10 310
44.,, Mrs. J. D. Bender granted correction and abatement. 1 4 1943 10 311
45. Mary Bryant heirs granted abatement. 1 4 1943 10 311
46o Mrs. L. Clayton Grant referred for abatement. 1 4 1943. 10 311
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
l. Back tax statement received, further study def?rred, Assessor's pay increased. 1 4 1943_ 10 311
2.. Back tax statement received, more taxes collected. .. 1 11 194? 10 311..
3. S. M. Daniels, C. E. Dillon, Jr., Miller Taylor, Julius C. Abraham, Althea W. Haskett 1 11 1943. 10 312,
?. and C. S. Robinson released from penalties. .
4. Adjustments referred on heirs of Lewis Davis property and heirs of Elizabeth McG?ain. .. 1 11 1943._ 10 312_
5._ Correction authorized on J. R. Canady land. . 1 11 1943. 10 3??,
6. Corrections and reduction authorized on Staiic??.rd Oil Co. Storage Tanks. 1 18 1943 10 312
7. Back taxes cancelled on Henry Green. 1 18 1943 10 312_
8. Wilmington Lodge Loyal Order of Moose referred on free tax list. 1 18 1943 10 313
9. W. E. Edwards referred for reduction, R. H. Rooks released from penalty. 1 18 1943 10 313
10. Mrs. Sallie C. Davis referred for adjustment, F. W. Selden gr?ntvd abatement. 1 18 1943 10 313
11. MiSs. Vivian McEachern granted abatement. 1 18 1943 10 313.
12. Assessments reduced, abatement order?d on Wilmington Hotel Annex. 1 18 1943 10 313
13. E. B. Bugg referred for reduction on Annie M. Freeman. 1 '?5 1943 10 313
14. Jennie Washingtoxi referred for adjustment. 1 25 1943 10 314
15. Mrs. Emma W. Green granted abatement, Eugene King ?eleased from pe?.alty. 2 1 1943 10 314
16. Peoples Building and Loan released from penalties on L. B. Stanley property. 2 1 1943 10 314
17. Peoples ?3uilding and Loan released from penalties on Wiley Johnson and Isaac Green land. 2 1 19?3 l_0 314,
18. J. W. Yates estate granted abatement. 2 1 1943 10 315
19. Tax values received on Royal Orde.r ??f ?•'Ioose ?roperty. 2 1 1943 10 315 _
20. A?,ljustment. ?eferred on Georgronna Miles and R?eb?cca McNeill property 2 1 1943 10 315
21. Mrs, F> A. Beach granted abatementy adjustment referred on Mrs. Sallie C. Davis property, 2 1 1_943 lU 315_.
22. Back tax report received for January. 2 8 1943 10 315..
23.. James K. Briggs granted abate ment. 2 8 1943 10 315
24. Mrs. Susie McCooper released from penalty. 2 8 1943 10 315
25. Bowen and Weeks land ?3u??d in assessments. 2 8 1943 10 315
26. Tax return of Emily P. Roudabush not filed, reported to District Solicitor. 2 8 1943 10 315
27. C. D. Hogue declined release from tax judgment on J. L. ?ro?-? land. 2 8 1943 10 316.
28. C. D. Hogue request to cancel taxes on David Bryant received, no action. 2 15 1943. 10 316
29. Capt. Russell Bellamy renewed request for reduction. 2 15 1943 10 316
30. Bell to fix tax rate, authorized. 2 15 1943 10 316
31. Action rescLnded seperation granted on J. W. Yates estate: 2 15 1943 10 316
32. Reduction and abatement referred on 3rd St. Holding Co. ? 15 1943 10 316
33. Ass.essm?nt reduced, abatement ordere?. on W. E. Edwards Buiiding. 2 15 1943 10 317
34. Settlernent authorized on George F. Hunt property. 2 15 1943- ,10 317
35. Back taxes cancelled on records for 1931. 2 15 1943 10 317
36. Uniform tax bill referrea to Conunittee. 2 22 1943 10 317
37. Marion G. Meares exempted from poll tax payment. 2 22 1943 10 317
38. Edward B. Hill referred for co?nprornise on Mrs. Annie S. Bellamy property. 2 22 1943 10 317
39. B. B. Odin granted abat?ment, releas?d frorn p?11 tax paymen?. 2 22 1943 10 318
40. . John H. Fussell, Jr. and_I3. L. PaltnE?r granted abatementG 2 22 1943 10 318
41. Adjustments made o? M. J, Jackson taxes, Emmett H. Bellamy referred for adjustment. 2 22 1943 10 318
42. Auto assessment increased. 2 22 1943 10 318
43. Cancellation authorized on Mrs. A. Smith, Lela K. Smith and B. F. Keith estate. 3 1 1943 10 318
44. James S. Patterson, Jr. released from penalty, granted abatement. 3 1 1943 10 318
45. Mrs. Thornwell Peders released from penalty, granted abatement. 3 1 1943 10 318
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover County, N. C. , MATT RT Tax Department ?
Rec. u. s. County Inde:ea Since 1888 ? YO IOtu? nam?s, opl11 Yt COTT A-Z TA? INDEX
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SOLD il OY1EN i. 0UNi6 NErI ?ERN,110RiN UROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
l.. P. R. DuRant declined reduction, B. A. Hoft referred for adjustment.
2.. Back tax report filed for February.
3.. Adjustment referred on DeBurtz Cutler, A. R. Gallups granted abatement.
4.. J. T. Piner granted abatement, Mary J. Brown released from penalty.
5.. Oak Side Park reduced (on W. M. Hill) in assessments.
.6,. Capt. Russell Bellamy referred for reduction.
7. Back taxes of Frank Scott distributed among heirs.
8. E. P. Crow gran?ed abauement, adjustments referred on Jordan Aycock.
9.. L. C. Williams, Jr. granted abatement.
10. Maria Reaves referred for adjus?ment, Ronald Stewart and J. T. Redrick granted abatement,
11. Mrs. Rosaline J. Newman granted abatement, payment authorized on Seamen Friends Society.
12.. Adjustments referred on P. S. W. R?sss, Lillian C. Parker, C. F. Strunck, John Green,
C. W. Davis and J. L. Rogers.
13.. Back tax report received.
14.. Adjustment referred on Mrs. Eleanor G. T??ight?and Leona C. James properties.
15.. Adjustments referred on Russell Waters and Mrs. Jennie M. Woody.
16? Theodore Butler authorized separation, L. T. Rogers to pay h.is taxes.
17.. Adjustment referred on I. D. Dunlap property.
18. Payment accepted, judgment cancell'ed on L. A. Hicks.
19. Edward Davis exempted from poll tax payment.
20.. Payment W-0 cost declined on Mrs. P. W. S. Russ prop?rty.
21?. Adjustments referred on Russell Walters, J. C. McCarteny heirs and James S. King.
22..W. T. Kraft, Jr. released from penalty.
23. Back tax repart received.
2.4..Adjustments referred on heirs of R. G. Sellers property and W. H. Lofton property.
25.,Adjustment referred ox?. Calvin Glummer, W. H. Lofton, H. T. Roderick, W. J. Ashe, Annie
Harrington and Arthur L. Nixon.
26.,, Separatio?n. authorized on•- heirs !?? C.. H. Noremann property.
27..,Wi?liam M. Bellamy referred for review and re-assessment on late J. D. Bellamy property.
28. Attorney K. 0. Burgwin referred for Schedule B tax reduction on McMillian & Cameron Co.
29.__J. L. Willard request for reduction received for revi?w.
30... R. H. Holland request for reduction received for Cape Fear Country Club.
31. W. L. Bryan granted abatement, Mrs. Mary C. IIutler declined settlement.
32._ William M. Bellamy granted tax settlement on late J. D. Bellamy.
33. Schedule B tax levied.
34. George H. Miller referred for adjustment.
35. Home Loan and Insurance Co. referred for discontinuance of cha?'ges°n Mrs. M. C. Myatt.
36. James Harrington declined exemption.
37. Back tax report received.
38, Sarah J. Davis referrPd on adjustment, Emmett Bellamy re?erred for adjustment on Lucil?
. NewKirk property.
39. W. B. Campbell referred for adjustment or prorating tax on R. A. Parsley.
40., Order of Schedule B taxes am@?.ded.
41._ Kirby Ellis declined exemption, taxes cancelled on John G. Gilbert.
42. TaRes abated on Ebene?er Baptist Church property.
43..Payment approved for back ?axes of Nathan Humphery property.
DATE MINUTE BOOK
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3 1 1943 . 10 318
3 8 1943 10 319
3 8 1943. 10 319
3 8 1943 10 319
3 8 1943 10 319
3 15 1943 10 320
3 15 1943 10 320
3 15 1943. 10 ?20
3 15 1943 10 320
3 22 1943 10 321
3 22 1943 10 321
3 29 1943 10 321
4 5 1943, 10 322
4 5 1943 10 322
4 12 1943 10 325
4 19 1943 10 326
4 19 1943 10 326
4 26 1943 10 327
5 3 1943 10 328
5 3 1943 10 329
5 3 1943 10 .?29
5 3 1943 10 329
5 10 1943 10 329
5 10 1943 10 430
5 17 1943 10 430
S 17 1943 10 430
5 24 1943 10 331
5 24 1943 10 331
5 24 1943 10 331
5 24 1943 10 331
5 24 1943 10 331
6 1 1943 10 332
6 1 1943 10 333
6 1 1943 10 333
6 1 1943 10 333
6 7 1943 10 334
6 7 1943 10 334
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6 7 1943 10 334
6 14 1943 10 335
6 14 1943 10 335
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol, Page
1. John R. Hanby and H. F. Wilder appointed assessors for Wilmington Township. 06 O1 1919 8 61
' 2. Board to ask Legislature to require City to pay half cost of assessing City property. 06 03 1920 8 112
3. Charles W. Worth and T. W. Moore appointed tax assessors for Wilmington Township for 1921-22. 06 20 1921 8 159
4. J. D. Edwards appointed tax assessor in place of L. W. Moore. 06 23 1921 8 160
5. Report from tax assessors relative to complaints filed with Board. 07 11 1921 8 174
6. Board considered tax complaints turned over to tax assessors. 07 13 1921 8 165
7. W. A. McGowan and H. F. Wilder appointed tax assessors for Wilmington Township. 05 24 1922 8 199
8. Compensation for tax assessors set. 05 07 1923 8 241
9. Clerk to be employed to assist assessors. 05 07 1923 8 242
10. W.Struthers, Jr. W. A. McGowan and H. E. Longley appointed assessors for Wilmington Township for 1923. 06 11 1923 8 246
11. Messrs. McGowan and Longley refused to serve as tax assessors. 06 19 1923 8 246
12. List of tax assessments presented by assessors. 07 11 1923 8 249
13. Board accepted recommendations made by assessors, but a few changes listed. 07 12 1923 8 251
14. Same as July 12. 07 13 1923 8 251
15. Same as July 12. OS 27 1923 8 259
16. Number of assessments referred back to assessors for reconsideration. OS 27 1923 8 259
17. Board accepted recommendations made by assessors but a few changes listed. 09 10 1923 8 263
18. William Struthers, Jr. and J. D. Edwards appointed tax assessors for Wilmington Township. 05 05 1924 8 295
19. Tax assessors to correct error of County Supervisor in 1920. 06 04 1924 8 298
20. List of assessment changes made by tax assessors. 08 I8 1924 8 307
21. W. Struthers Jr. and J. D. Edwards appointed assessor for Wilmington to assess improvements. 05 11 1925 8 338
22. No action on appointing Mrs. Leila Horne as assistant tax assessor for Henry Horne. 05 15 1925 8 339
23. Board accepted assessment of tax assessors and changes listed on p. 346. 07 11 1925 8 345
24. William Struthers paid for assessing Carolina Beach Corp. F? New Hanover Transit Co. 08 03 1925 8 348
25. William Struthers, Jr. and J. D. Edwards appointed tax assessors for 1926-27. 06 07 1926 8 387
26. William Struthers, Jr. and J. D. Edwards paid for assessing property. 07 23 1926 8 391
27. Assessment on W. G. H. Otersen in Cape Fear Township reduced from $4,000 to $2,750 abatement of 11 05 1926 8 404
of taxes on assessment of $1,250 also ordered.
28. Contract with N. Cole approved. 11 05 1926 8 404
29. Damage settle on Seagate property based on value of property. 11 10 1926 8 406
30. Bill of $25 in tax case paid. 12 06 1926 8 410
31. Taxes abated on home in Cape Fear Township. 12 06 1926 8 411
32. J. D. Brown granted abatement on house. 12 10 1926 8 413
33. Assessment against Norman V. Shriver, Cape Fear, to be investigated by board. 12 16 1926 8 415
34. John L. Roderick released from penalty due to error. 12 21 1926 8 416
35. Poll and personal taxes against J. E. Shannon, Harnett, abated for 1926 and penalty declined. 12 21 1926 8 417
36. P. F. 0'Keef released from penalty. O1 03 1927 8 418
37. Monthly report received on back taxes. O1 07 1927 8 424
38. J. 0. Reilly request to pay 1927 taxes due PFB Price referred to Attorney. 03 22 1927 8 432
39. A. Gary and Ed McKoy granted abatement. 03 29 1927 8 432
40. Resolution on Schedule B taxes adopted. 04 12 1927 8 435
41. Penalty against Mrs. S. V. Plummer abated. 04 12 1927 8 435
42. John D. Bellamy, Sr. granted abatement against W. M. Bellamy property. 04 12 1927 8 435
43. Mrs. M. E. Horne granted abatement on $1,800 charged in error 1922. 05 02 1927 8 439
44. F. L. Jones' building assessed $1,100 reduced to $900 and abatement ordered on $200. 05 12 1927 8 441
45. List of 1926 taxes due taxpayers who listed no property submitted by Sheriff. 05 12 1927 8 442
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE
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Month Day Year Vol. Page
l.. George H. Miller allowed settlement under Gov't Heights Corp. 6 14 1943 10 335
2.. Third St... Holding Co. referred for reduction. 6 14 1943 10 335 ,_
3._ Assessment review referred on John Bellamy. 6 21 1943 10 336 „
4. Shell Oil Co. rec}uest received for assessment review. 6 21 1943_ 10 336
5.. Adjustment referred on W. H. Dock property. 6 21 1943 10 337
6. Forms signed to appropriate taxes of Housing Authority. 6 28 1943_ 10 337
7. Adjustment referred on R. L. Pollcok property. 6 28 1943 10 337
8. Adju.stment declined for W. H. Do?k. ?_ - ` ._ .. 6? 2? 1443 10 338
9. Set??zr?e?a.t ?.uth?vi:z?d on L. C. Grant property. 7 6 1943 10 338
9. Back tax report received. 7 6 1943 10 338
10. Mrs. Louise LeGwinh granted abatement. 7 6 1943 10 338
11. Riverside Terminal Ca. allowed correction. 7 12 1943 10 339
12. Adloph ?tersen declined tax release on St. Matthew Lutheran Church. 7 12 1943 10 339
13.__ Louis ]Fssa declined.adjustmen?, Mrs. Emma Fennell granted abatement. 7 12 1943 10 339
14. Adjustments referred on J. Hicks Bunting property, J. C. Reaves and Judge C. NewKi?k. 7 12 1943 10 339
15. W. N. Aarris referred for adjustment on Agnes Robinson heirs. 7 19 1943 10 340
16. N. C. Society of Colonial Dames referred for abatement. 7 19 1943 10 m?40
17. Tax rate discussed. 7 22 1943 10 341
18. Inventory statement from Riverside Terminal Co. accepted, corrected for tax returns. 8 2 1943 10 343
19. Adjustment referred on H. J. and Florence Blanchard. . 8 2 1943 10 343
20. R. L. Lewis refPrred for adjustment. 8 9 1943 10 344
21. Tax rate report received, bill of expense approved. 8 9 1943 10 344
22. Mrs. Nellie Powe1.1 r.el?as.ed ?rom psiaalty, John Xanthos granted abatement. 8 23 1943 10 346
23. Assessment corrected on K. G. Paxton. 8 30 1943 10 346
24. Assessment reduced, ab.atement ordered on Hughes Bros. Building. 8 30 1943 10 347
25. Elbert L. Moore granted refund, separation referred on J. W. Yates heirs assessments. 8 30 1943 10 347
26. Sadie Saunders granted abatement. . 9 7 1943. 10 347
27. John Pi;ford and Esther Pigford judgment cancelled. 9 7 1943 10 347
28. Taxes cancelled under Bishop E. J. McGuiness. 9 7 1943 10 347
29. Tax report received. 9 7 1943 10 347
30. C. R. Morse re-elected Tax Collector. 9 7 1943 10 347
31. Tax Collector authorized to present City and County Bonds. 9 7 1943 10 347
32. Taxes asses?ed, abate?ent allowed on 5th Ave. Baptist Church. 9 13 1943 10 348
33. Meares Harris heirs granted abatement, assessment cancelled on Mrs. Marie T. Hall. 9 13 1943 10 348
34. Adjustments referred on Hollingworth property. 9 13 1943 10 349
35. W. W. Roberts granted poll tax refund. 9 13 1943 10 349
36. Adjustment referred on John W. Lewis. 9 20 19?3 10 34?
37. . Eugene Bryant referred on adjustment. 9 27 1943 10 350
38. Emmett Bellamy referred on adjustment, J. E. Canady back tax report received. 10 4 1943 10 351
39. Tax Collector's report made, subject to check, Books turned over to Collector. 10 4 1943 10 351
40. Third Street Holding Co. released from penalty. 10 4 1943 10 351
4?. Assessments reduced, abatement ordered on Gulf Oil Co. Filling Station. 10 4 1943 10 351
42. Adjustments referred on Lewis Davis property. 10 4 1943 10 352
43. Committee named to confer with Tax Collector on Audits. 10 4 1943 10 352
44. Audits received for tax office. 10 11 1943 10 353
45. No action taken on 0. A. DuRant's request for compromise. 10 11 1943 10 353
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1... Adjustment r.eferred on J. J. Moore property, R. N. Simon granted abatement. „ 10 11 1943 10 353
2.,, A. 0. DuRant granted abatement, George Honnett released from penalty. . 10 18 1943 10 353 .
3., Assessments cancelled, abated on Hugh McRae property. 10 18 1943 _ 10 353
4.., T. A. Dycher and J. T. Farr granted abatement. 10 18 1943 10 354_
S.., Adjustment referred on Herman T. Schnibben property. 10 18 1943 10 354
6... Mrs. Bessie L. Hartis, H. H. Hartis, J. L. Sprunt, C. W. Brown, H. C. Stolter, Mrs. Phil 10 25 1943.. 10 354
Pearsall and Salvation Army also Mrs. J. S. Mulcahy granted abatement.
7... Taxes abated under Shipyard Trailer Camp Housing Project. 10 25 1943 10 355
8. Adjustment referred on George W. Thomas heirs. 10 25 1943 10 355
.9... Back tax collection report received. 11 1 1943 10 355
10. Assessment separated, fixed under H. C. Knowles. 11 1 1943 10 355
11.__ Tax audit report received. 11 1 1943 . 10 355
12._ Platt W. Davis, F. D. Fick and Eben N. Ingram granted abatement. 11 1 1943 10 355
13... Foster-Hill Realty Co. allowed tax settlement. 11 1 1943 10 355
14., Adjustment referred on property of John Murray heirs. 11 8 1943 10 356
15.. Adjustments referred on property of Florence M. Blanchard and Johanna Peachan heirs. 11 8 1943 10 356
16... H. L. Darden granted abatement. 11 8 1943 10 356
17. Receipts announced on taxes fron? U. S. Government. 11 8 1943 10 356
?8. Back taxes payment permitted, ?and fixing referred on J. C. Pittman. 11 8 1943 10 356
19. McMillan and Came?on granted abatement. 11 8 1943 10 356
20. Atlantic Coastline and T. E. Holloway granted abatement. l? 22 1943 10 358
21.. R. A. Parsley referred for refusal to pay taxes. 11 ?'2 1943 10 358
22.. N. C. C?e?soting Co. granted abatement. 11 22 1943 IO 358
23. Adjustment ?eferred on Carrie A. Bradshaw property. 11 22 1943 10 358
24.. Tax cancelled under R. A. Parsley. 11 29 1943 10 358
25. Adjustments referred on Sophie W. Watters and Mrs. '?largaret M. Sefton. 11 29 1943 10 359
26... Taxes referred on W. D. MacMillan, Jr. 11 29 1943 10 359
27. Emmett H. Bellamy, Attorney referred for adjustm??.t o?a Mxs. Bertha Ba?.ck property. 12 6 1943 10 359
28.. Atlantic Coastline granted abatement. 12 6 1943 10 360
29. T. E. Hollsway granted abatement. 12 6 1943q 10 360
30... Back tax collections report received. l2 6 1943 10 360
31.. Adjustments referred on J. J. Darby and Kate B. Sumter. 12 6 1943 10 360
32. Tax meeting held at Insti?u?e.o? Govexxunsnt. 12 6 1943 10 360
33.- W. L. Tindall and Robert Scott granted abatement. 12 13 1943 10 360
34. Adjustments referred on G, D. Hargrave praperty, H. P. Munson granted abatement. 12 20 1943 10 361
35. W. H. Banck declined adjustment on Riston V. and Bertha Banck property. 12 13 1943 10 361
36. Blue Book values of Autos, assessments fixed. 12 27 1943 10 362
37. Separation referred on M. M. Woody property. 12 27 1943 10 36'.2
38. Back tax collection report received. 1 3 1944 10 363
39. Adjustm??t referred on J. E L?'alto? property, E. B. Gv'ard granted abatement. 1 3 1944 10 363
40.. Wilmington Presbyteriaireleased from penalty. 1 10 1944 10 363
41. Adjustment referred on Mrs. F. A. Barbson property. 1 10 1944 10 363
42. John A. Stevens referred for adjustment on J. N. Bryant. 1 10 1944 10 364
43. Assessor granted pay increase. 1 10 1944 10 364
44. Horace Pearsall referred for reduction on Mrs. Philander Pearsall property. 1 17 1944 10 364
45. C. E. Weazey granted abatement. 1 17 1944 10 364
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SURliAME iNIT1AL TAB SOLD tr OWEN 8. YUNN, NEN ?ERN. NORTX GROIINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
1.. L. T. Raney, J. S. Caison, W. L. Potter and Harris Newber granted abatement. 1 24 1944. 10 365 _.
2._. F. G. Sadgwar released from penalty. 1 24 1944. 1Q 365 ..
3. Taxes cancelled un.der F. P. Meier and John F. Klein. 1 24 1944. 10 365
4.. ?rs. Carl Po?ers referred for adjustment. _. 1 24 1944 10 365
5. Adjustments referred on James E. Richardson property. - 1 31 1944-- 10 367
6. Heirs of Lnna Fairs, Grover C. Brodeaux, J. Paul Swicegood and J. N. Bryant abated. 1 31 ;.944 10 36_7
7. Back tax collection report received. . 2 7 1944 ?0 368
8. ??T. E. Edwards released from penalty, C. L. Davis referred for release on J. H. Lowe. 2 7 1944, 1_0 368
9. T. E. Staniel granted abatement, Wm. Sanderson referred for adjustment. 2 ? I944 I0 368
10. Floyd L. Holt granted poll tax exemption. „ 2 14 1944 10 368
ll. C. L. Davis released from penalty. 2 14 1944 10 369
12. H. J. Rackley, Salvation Army, W. E. Cold?aell, Mrs L. M. Shipp granted abatement. 2 14 1944 IO 369 .
13. Back taxes cancelled?,i.nder Mrs. T. Cantwell. 2 14 1944 10 369
14.. G. Dudley Humphrey referred for al?atement on W. H. Pate. 2 21 1944 10 370 .
15. R. P. Batts, J. V. Ferguson, V. C. Powell and Gilbert F?ilmore granted abatement. 2 21 1944 10 370
16. Edward B. Ward referred for adjustment. 2 21 1944 10 370
17. C. E. Daniels, J. Rhodes, W. A. Andrews and C. J. Goin gran??ed abatement. 2 28 1944_ 10 372
18. W. W. Ballard and Heirs of Mrs. S. Mclntire granted abatement. 3 6 1944. 10 373
19.. Mrs. Mary F. Futrelle released from penalty. 3 6 1944 10 373
20. Back tax collections reported. 3 6 1944 10 373
21. Tax Collector to collect bill ?or Typhus and Rat Control. 3 13 1944 10 374
22.. Louis Burns re?erred for adjustment, Homer L. Gurley granted abatement. 3 13 1944 10 374 .
23. Carlton Lindsey granted abatement, Archie S. King heirs permitted back tax payment. 3 20 1944 10 374
24. Adjustment and refund declined on heirs of John H. Sharp. 3 29 1944. 10 375
25. J. M. Green and Govie Scott granted ab?.tement, also M. 0. Barefoot. 3 27 1941? 10 375
26. Adjustments referred on Maria Moore heirs and Chaudbourn Zumber Co. 3 27 1944 10 375
27.. Goldsboro Lu?e.ber Co. and Hossie H. Robinson granted abatement. 3 27 1944. 10 `?a6
28.. Emmett H. Bellamy referred for adjustment on James McMichael Heirs. 3 27 1944 10 ?76
29. Charles B. Parmele referred for adjustment on W. A. Brown. 3 27 1944 10 ?76 .
30. C. B. Parmele referred for abatement. 4 3 1944 10 ?76
31. Tax Collector authorized to accept full ?ax payments. 4 3 1944 IO 376
32. Alex McDonald released from penalty. 4 3 1944 10 376
33. Tax Clerk, Mary Batson declined ten-day vacation pay. 4 3 1944 10 376
34. 3. S. Crowley referred for adjustment. 4 3 1944 10 376
35. C. B. Parmele allowed to settle W. A. Brown taxes. 4 3 1944 10 377
36. G. Dudley Humphrey referred for abatement on H. E. King. 4 17 1944 10 378
37. Mrs. Ida H. Goodbury granted abatement, Dallas L. Brodeaux granted abatement. 4 17 1944. 10 378
38. Back tax collections reported. 4? 17 1944 10 37?
39. Adjustments referred on Pate and Chadwick property. 4 17 1944 10 378
40. Taxes cancelled under Carolina Handle Co. Building. 4 17 1944 1Q 378
41. Warren Edwards granted abatemen.t. 4 24 1944 10 379
42. Percy McGeorge heirs allowed to settle back taxes. 5 1 1944 10 381
43. Back taxes separated on Bowling Alley on Bellois Land. 5 1 1944 10 381
44. W. S. Bunting allowed refund on T. 0. ?unting ?ieirs. 5 8 1944 10 382
45. Full tax settlements ?o be accepted. 5 8 1944 10 382
46., R. C. Sloan referred for refund on Mrs. H. L. Sloan estate. 5 22 1944 10 385
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SOLD ?Y OWEN 0. YUNN, NEw ?ERN, NORTM GROLIMA
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l,: Charles T. Flowers granted abatement. 5
2?. Phillip Summerville referred far adjustment, Julian Vann heirs and Thomas Hooper referred. 5
_ 3?, Margaret Garris granted abatement. 5
4.. E. R. Pickard referred for adjustment, E. L.Murphree granted abatement. ? 5
S,. J. M. Binkley granted abatement, Mrs. V,T. D. Dock referred for adjustment. 5
6.? E. G. Hall, E. D. Padrick, D. T. Sternberger heirs, A. Futch, J. A. Wofford, J. F. McRae, ?5
. Mary A. Steljes, Willard Blk. 140, Mrs. M. F. Dobson and Lillian Shober referred.
7.. Tax removed from record on Thomas H. Wright. 5
8. Full settlement authorized on W. D. McMillian, Jr. and W. H. Moore. 5
9. Adjustments referred om William Howe and Mrs. C. C. Bonham. 6
10._ W. E. Hasty granted abatement. 6
11.. Back tax collections reported. 6
12.. Adjustments referred on M. Sefton, E. H. Southerland, ,?. D. Lawhouse and L. E. Rogers. 6
13.._ Abatement declined on J, ?I. and Sadie M onroe. 6
14. June 12th action rescinded., penalty abated on J. M. & Sadie Monroe. 6
15. Back taxes cancelled against Hector & Alice F. Snead Heirs. 6
16. Lewis Davis referred for adjustment, William N. Walker and Mrs. F. Mall granted abate?me?.t. 6
17. Kingsley L. King exempted from poll tax, A. E. Straughn granted abatement. 6
18._ Hooper Johnson referred for separation on H. Herrel property. 7
19.. Adjustments referred on Walter Ledbetter, Claud Campbell, Heirs of W. H. Register, 7
Heirs of Catherine Holloway an.d Mrs. Ahma Flake.
20. Sarah J. Da.vis Heirs granted abatement. 7
21... Shelby Russ, Lonx?.ie.B. Horne and Luther Rourk granted abatement. 7
22. John W. Lewis referred for adjustment. 7
23.. Robert H. Bellamy released from penalty. 7
24. D. H. Pope granted abatement, Thomas James, Jr. warned to make tax returns. 7
25. Adjustment referred on William Atkinson property. 7
26.,. Assessmer?t fixed on Shore Acres Lot l. 7
27.. Back tax collections reported. 7
28. W. M. Bellamy referred for separation on F. A. Lord Heirs. 7
29. Thomas James, Jr. failed to make tax returns, reported to Grand Jury. 7
30. Shore Acres Lot l, placed on tax books, taxes collected. 7
31. Frederick Willetts released from pena?ty. 7
32,. C. B. Parmele granted abatement, Mrs. John Xanthos granted abatement. 7
33. List of Personal tax referred after distribution. 7
34. Woodus Kellum referred for tax credit on J. T. Hobbs. 7
35.. Unpaid tax collection authorized. 7
36.. A. J. Beach granted abatement. 7
37. Mrs. Allie M. Whitfield granted abatement. g
38. Maint?nance agreement made for tax office machine, g
39. Tax charge cancelled on J. E. Bordeaux and H. J. Bland. $
40. J. N. Buttain, Jr. ?e?eased from penalty. g
41.. Meromandum received on taxes of Wilmar Latham. g
42. T. F. Boyd es?ate granted adjustment, abatement ordered. g
43.. David Hill heirs granted, declined adjustment. g
44.. R. A. Burnett heirs granted abatement. g
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12 1944 10 388
12 1944 10 388
l9 1944 10 392
19 1944 10 392
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26 1944 10 393
3 1944 10 393
3 1944 10 394
3 1944 10 394
10 1944 10 394
10 1944 10 394
10 1944 10 39S
17 1944 10 395
17 19?+4 10 395
17 1944 10 395
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24 1944 10 396
24 1944 10 396
24 1944 10 396
24 1944 10 396
24 1944 10 3R6
24 1944 10 396
31 1944 10 398
31 1944 10 398
31 1944 10 398
14 1944 10 399
14 1944 10 399
14 1944 10 399
14 1944 10 399
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SURNAME lNlT1AL TAY SOLD !Y OWEN i. pUNN, NEII EERN, NORTB C1lROllNA
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l._ Sale of land for back taxes received on G. W. Thomas and T. C. Miller property. .. 8 21 1944 10 403 .
2. Back tax coll:ections repor?ed. 9 5 1944_ 10 404
3. W. R. Evans heirs granted abatement, Mrs. Unice Sneeden granted abatement, 9 S 1944, 10 404 ,
4.. Greek Orthodox Church gr?.nted abatement. . 9 11 1944.. 10 404
5.. Back taxes cancelled on D. C. Whitted property. ., 9 11 1944 10 404 .
6. James Warw?ck referred for reduction, abatement granted. 9 18 1944.. 10 405
7.. Ruth Simmons referred for reduction on Sarah L. Hollingsworth an3 Mary Jones prope?•ty. „'? 18 1944 10 405 .
8. Back taxes cancelled against Elizabeth T. Southerland. __ 9 25 1944 10 406
9. Doris ?ieatherbee allowed settlement, Robert H. James granted abatement. . 9 25 1944 10 406
10. Attorney, I. C. Wright referred for abatement on J. H. Hubbard. 9 25 1944 10 406
11. Tax settlements reported, books given ?o c.ollector. 10 2 1°44 lU 406
12. W. L. Rivenbark referred for reduction. 10 9 1944 10 408
13. Sol Sternberger referred for abatement. 10 9 1944 1.0 408
14. Deadline set to list taxes. 10 9 1944 10 408
15., Adjus?ment referred on Emr<ia Merrick heirs puoperty, H. 5. Lewis granted abatement. _ 10 9? 1944 10 408
16. H. S. I-iolland referred for redia.ction, Capt. Russell Bellamy granted abatement. 10 16 1944 10 408
17. J. H. Iving, Sr., H. C. Stolter and Alonza Batton granted abatement. 10 16 1944, 10 408 „
18._ Mrs. H. L. Sloan heirs granted reduction and abatement. _ 10 16 1944 10 408
19.. F. K. Bell, S. F?. Fulford, C. H. Clark, Jr., R. P. Dowtin, B. R. Drynan, G. E. Edwards 10 23 1944„ 10 409
and Chase & Carr. _
20. Adjustment refexred on Robert Hankins property. 10 23 1944 10 410
21. Tax collections audit read. 10 23 1944 10 4-10
22.. Tax on E. P. Roudabush, unlisted, referred to Solicitor. 10 23 1944 10 410
23. G. W. Holt, H. MacRae & Co., Pride Forwarding Co., D. L. Pridgen, H. E. Ritter, Luther 10 23 1944. 10 410 .
T. l?ogers a?nd Rev. Thomas E. Curan granted abatement.
24 William Sneeden exempted from poll tax payment. 10 30 1944 10 411
25._ Mrs. Joseph Mulclay, Mrs. E. F. Davis and Robert L. Kivett and T. L. Jenkins abated. 10 30 1944 10 411
26. Charlie S. Thompson ?eferred for feduction. 10 30 1944. 10 411
27. R. T. Bermer statement on tax listing requested. 10 30 1944 10 411 ,
28. Payment for taxes authorized. 10 30 1944 10 411
29. Assessments reduced, a?atement ordered on Z. K. Bell. 10 30 1944 10 411
30. Adjustments ref?rred on Margaret Halsey and Herbert McClammy. 10 30 1944 10 411
31. Back tax collections reported. 11 6 1944 10 412
32. C. C. Pinkston, 0. A. Bell and Mamie B. Farland granted abatement. 11 6 1R44 14 412
33. , Separation authorized, personal taxes released on Mrs. Louise R. Townes property. 11 6 1944 10 412
34. Tax Supervisors meeting held in Chapel Hill. 11 13 1944 10 413
35. Refund of penalty o?l Scheciule ? tax requested referred to State on Mro ? Gray. 11 13 1944 10 413
36. Mrs. Gladys P. Trundell grant?d abatement also Bate A. Mauney. 11 13 1944 10 413
37. Warren G. Hawkins continued for reduction. 11 13 1944 10 413
38. Back taxes cancelled on Henry M. Bremmer, B. F. & J. S. Brittian, C. Donizell, A. L. 11 13 1944 10 413
Frownfelter, R. M. Kermon, E. B. Loughlin, Wm. S. Northrop, S. R. Robinson, F. ?egers,
Union Club, C. H. VanDyke, E. B. White and S. R. Robinson.
39. Daniel W. Farrior and J. C. Norton granted abatement. 11 20 1944 10 414
40. John A. Sheehan referred for abatement, C. B. Wessell, Jr. granted abatement. . 11 20 1944. 10 414
41. D. L. White granted abatement, J. N. Bryant and Bessie Lee referred for adjustments. 11 20 1944 10 414
42. William DeCover referred for adjustment, Frederick Willetts referred for abatement. _ 11 27 1944 10 415
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1,. Frank G. Harriss referred for reduction. 11 27 1944__ 10 416
2.. C. E. Millinor allowed tax payment, released from penalty. 11 27 '?944 10 416
3,. J. R. Bair referred for reduction 11 27 1944. 10 416
4.. H. H. Caison granted abatem?nt. 12 4 1944.. 10 416
5.. Back tax collections reported. 12 4 1944. 10 416
6,. J. W. Beckworth referred for adjustment on J. W. Mattocks. 12 4 1944 10 417
7._ T. S. Williams granted abatement. 12 4 L944 10 417
8,. National Used Car Market report book used for auto tax. 12 4 L944 10 417
9. Irvins Parks Co. granted abatement, North State Improvement granted abatement. 12 11 1944 10 417
1Q.. Assessment and valuation ordered on Mrs. Naomi Yopp. 12 11 1944 10 418
11. Tax cost abatem.ent declined for Mrs. F. M. Schiller. 12 11 1944 10 418:.
12,_. Mrs. Ara B. Norfleet granted refund, R. A. Parsley granted abatement. 12 11 1944 10 418
13._ Appointment of Assessors postporaed. 12 18 1944 10 418
14.. W. M. Benson and Mrs. Ethel P. Adams granted abatement. 12 18 1944 10 419
15.._ Taxes cancelled on Fred Hooper, reduction declined on Jewel Box,.Inc. Stock. 12 18 1944 10 419
16. Taxes cancelled on W. F. Kerr. 12 18 1944 10 419
17... J. F. Cox appointed Tax Assessor, referred to Chairman. 12 27 1944 10 419
18.. Back taxes cancelled against J. S. Mitchell. 12 27 1944 10 420
19. Abatement declined for Church of God. 12 27 1944 10 420
:20. A?pointment of two assessors referred to Committee. 1 2 1945 10 420
21._ H. P. Canady granted abatement. 1 2 1945 10 420
22. Emmett Bellamy referred for adjustenent on C. R. Davis. 1 2 1945 10 421
23.. Committee reported appointment of J. E. Cox and W. D. Hughes as Tax Assessors. 1 8 1945 10 421
24.. Frank G. Harriss declined, referred for reduction on Mrs. Jean H. i??lango property. 1 8 1945 10 421
25._ Bennie C. Watts tax claim referred to Auditor. 1 8 1945 10 421
26.. Adj?u.strnent referred on Rev. J. E. Mal?:tt and Charles R. Davis properties. 1 8 1945 10 422
27... Back tax report received. 1 8 1945 . 10 422
28... R. J. Casteen referred for reduction. 1 15 1945 10 422
29.. Charges discontinued, refIInd ardered on Mrs. M. C. Myatt. 1 15 1945 10 422
30... T. E. S?ancil declined release from tax payment. 1 15 1945 10 422
31._. W. B. Campbell referred for adjustment.. 1 15 1945 10 422
32.. B. C. Watts declined cancellation, back taxes cancelled on M. A. & W. B. McKoy. 1 15 1945 10 423
?3. J. E. Hewes granted abat?ment. 1 15 1945 10 423
?3. Taxes cancelled on Mrs. M. V. Cronley, Morris Plan Bank, P. Newton and John D. Gold. 1 15 1945 10 423
34. Ray English granted abatement. 1 22 1945 10 424
35. Authority given to abate taxes on Hilton Park land. 1 22 1945 10 424
36. Edgar L. Yow request for tax released taken under advisemc?nt. 1 29 1945 10 425
37.,, No action taken to release D. S. Carr from penalty. 1 29 1945 10 425
38. Time extended for tax returns. 1 29 1945 10 425
39. Albert Johnson request for refund received for investigation. 2 :5 1945 10 426
40. Assessor to serve with listers on assessment fixing, Assessors authorized for appointment. 2 5 1945 10 426
41. Robert Lee Howard taxes paid in Moore County, refund requested. 2 5 1945 10 426.
42. Felix J. Meeks heirs granted abatement, George W. Rhodes penalty abated. 2 5 1945 10 426
43., Tax report received. 2 5 1945 10 426
44. William DeCover granted abatement. 2 5 1945 10 426
45. Back taxes cancelled on Porter Hufham, Howard Penton referred for increase. 2 12 1945 10 427
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover Count?, N. C.
nac. u. s. County (ndezea Since 1888 ? To bca?i pomes? o?e Ct
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1., Porter Hufham referred for cancellation, M. M. Moore & N. I. Millis granted abatement.
2. Taxes cancelled on James Colvin heirs, Miss L. K. Mintz requested adjustment. ..
3. Bil? to cancell taxes on American Legion pr~operty, taken under advisement. ;.
4., A. B. Manning and G. C. Bordeaux granted abatement.
5.. Maurice V. Hufham authorized, called to pay taxes, Sarah A. Johnson granted refund. ..
6., John Vorgo heirs given abatement, William DeCo?rer granted abatement. .,
7. Bill to release taxes against Budgers property declined; Am?rican Legion given donation._
8. Lizzie Smith referred for adjustment, Edward Weaver released from back tax payment.
9. Robert Tate & wife and Seaman Friends granted abatement.
10.. Tax report received.
11. Thomas H. Wright released from tax payment.
12._ Adjustment referred on Mary Allen Leonard and Heirs of Jacab properties.
13. B. C. Watts referred for tax claim, Adjustment referred for G. A. Warren..
14. Henry Harrell granted refund, B. C. Watts declined cancellation. ..
15. Charles W. Mosley heirs property sold for unpaid taxes, taxes paid, ordered investigation.
16. Received tax collection report.
17. C. E. Justice granted abatement, adjustment referred on heirs of M. L. Hargraves.
18. Assessment and abatement ordered on Phillander Pearsall heirs.
19.. Adjustment referred on 2ural Building and Loan Asscoiation.
20. W?lter NewKierk gran?ed abatemen.t. .
21. F. C. Sadg•?P?ar referred for adjustment, Rev. '?. C. Jenkins declined abatement.
22. V. A. Caudill gr?.nted abatement.
23.. Southern Butan.e Gas Co. failed to make tax return, referred to Solicitor. ..
24. Back tax sett?ement referred on G. B. Applewhite. ,
25.. Ernest Walker granted abatement, Sou?hern Butane Gas Co taxes referred to C. Attorney.
26. Corrections referred on transfer of property between H. E. King and W. F. Shaffner.
27., Valuation reduced, abatement ordered on Heller's Military Shop.
28.. Settlement authorized on James Curtis Lot.
29._ Taxes discontinued on Charles ,?ohnson heirs, Thomas Hall granted abatement.
30.. Adjustments referred on Mrs. Bessie F. Lee and Keystone .Land and Lumber Co.
31. Adjustment referred on W. H. Bradley property.
32. Back tax report received.
33. Schedule B Taxes levied, fixed on Busknes??;s, etc.
34. Payment accepted, penalty released from Eastern Butane Gas Co..
35. Adjustments referred on R. H. Nor??-?rop property.
36. Archie W. Lewis and W. F. Ganey granted abatement. ,
37.. Martha Gilmore referred for adjustmen.t. ?
38. R. A. Parsley granted abatement, Robert Jenkins granted refund.
39.. Inmate John Waddell to issue tax suit for back tax.
40. Assessments and adjustments referred on J. L. Williams.
41. Adjustments referred on Lucy W. Hurst and Henry McGee.
42. Back tax collection report received.
43. Fred Dlugin granted abatement.
44.; C. B. Parmele requested reduction, W. L. Price granted abatement. ?
45., E. H. Munson and J. Q. LeGrand complained abou? assessment increases.
46._ Adjustment referred on W. L. Price, Dr. Russell Bellamy filed complaint. .
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. l,. Complaints filed by, C. D. Burnett, I3. V. Blizzard, R. J. Casteer_, M. R. Clark, H. 0. 6 18 1945? 10 445
.._ Godfelter, Wm. C. Cumming, P. L. Easterling, J. R. Hanby, R. F.. Hobbs, L. E. Morton,
. M. F. Nipon, Parking Club, Inc., T. Peders,E. L. Shober, A. B. Skelding, G. M. Tucker
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2.. Elmer L. Bohannon's tax return reported as unfiled, referred to Soliciter. 6 25 1945 10 446
3,. Payment for taxes made to City, assessments discussed on W. A. Corbett land. 6 2? 1945 10 447
4.. W. A. Peschau referred for refund, Fred Delugin granted abatement. 7 9 1945 10 448
5a F. McMillian. reported, no appraisal made for taxes on W. A. Corbett timber. 7 9 1945 10 448
6?. Received back tax collection report. 7 9 1945 10 448
7,. Adjustment referred on Phoebe J. George property. 7 16 1945 10 449
8. Motion carried to bring suit against owers of back taxes. 7 16 1945 10 449
9.. Thomas S. Jacobs request received for poll tax exemption. 7 23 1945 10 450
10. Kil 0. Burgwin granted abatement, J. R. Batchelor to pay property taxes. 7 23 1945 10 451
11.. Sidney M. Sallings granted abatement, R. L. McMillan referred for abatement. 7 23 1945 10 451
12.. Frederick Willetts referred for assessment review. 7 23 1945 10 451
13.. Taxpayers notified on adjustments. 7 30 1945 10 452
14.. Back taxes report received on collections. 8 6 1945 10 453
15.. H. L. Harves and Thomas H. Skipper granted abatement. 8 13 1945, 10 453
16.. Taxes abated on R. L. McMillan. 8 20 1945 10 455
17. Assessments reduced on Mrs. Isabelle B. Noore property. 8 27 1945 10 455
18._ C. R. Morse re-elected Tax Collector, J. W. Brown appointed assistant. 8 27 1945 10 455
19.. W. A. Peschau declined refund, Mrs. Helen M. Aller? re?eased from penalty. 8 27 1945 10 456
20.. Committee authorized to investigate reductions and abatements. 8 27 1945 10 456
21.. Tax report received, Isaac Shain decl_ined abatement. 9 4 1945 10 456
22.. Thomas R. Drrell request received on adjustments. 9 10 1945 10 457
23.. Motion failed on settlement on J. G. Brinkley Lot. 9 10 1945 10 457
24. N. C. Baptist Foundation granted refund, W. G. Dizor granted abatement. 9 171 1945 10 458
25. W. R. Evans heirs permitted to pay flat tax. 9 24 1945 10 485
26. Tax report received, books given to Collector, date set for listing w?thout penalty. 10 1 1945 10 460
27. Adjustments referred on heirs of J. W. Meyland property. 1.0 1 1945 10 460
28. Roger D. Toole granted abatement. 10 8 1945 10 461
29. Adjustments referred on John F. McRae, E. B. Cox and C. W. Winder pro?erties. 10 8 1945 10 461
30. James D. Orrell, Jr. and Miss Irene Nixon granted abatement. 10 15 1945 10 462
31. Emmett Bellamy referred for adjustments on Davis J. Henry and M. F. Willia.ms. 10 15 1945 10 462
32. Reduction referred on Rufus J. Yow. 10 15 1945 10 462
33. Ernest Taylor referred for adjustment on L. F. Saunders. 10 22 1945 10 463
34. Capt. Russell Bellamy ?equest received for reduction, settlement accepted on J. Brinkley. 10 22 1945 10 463
35.. Assessment review referred on Edgar C. Garrabrantt. 10 22 1945 10 463
36, J. R. Bame, Robert C. Carmichel, E. W. ?hanoc and Miss. C. W. Worth granted abatement. 10 22 1945 . 10 463
37. No action tak?n on refund for W. A. Peschau, K. L. Bilzzard referred for reduction. 10 29 1945 10 464
38.. Wm. Spencer referred for complaint, B. C. Taylor, and Lillian B. Fisher granted abatement ?T0 29 1945 10 464
39? E. S. Mishoe granted abatement, Hazel M. Gaylord approved for adjustment. 10 29 1945 10 464
40. James E. Wade referred for adjustment, no action taken on reduction for J. C. Layton. 10 29 1945 10 464
41. Tax report received for October. 10 29 1945 10 464
42,. Motion carried to accept tax principal and cancel interest. 11 13 1945 10 466
43. Adjustments referred on M L. Hargrove heirs, taxes cancelled on F. W. Kuhl. 11 13 1945 10 466
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aec. u. s. ?? `? County Inde:ee Since 1888 ? io IoCO?? ?am?s? Op?? ot
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DATE MINUTE BOOK '.;
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l. L. G. Jones granted abatement and refundo ;. 11 13 1945. 10 466 :
2. , Assess,ments reduced, abatement carried an R, A. Harts property. ,< 11 13 1945._ 10 466 ?
3. '. N. A. Simp?kin.s and George C. Harress granted abatement. ?, 11 19 1945 .. 10 467 ..
4. .D. G. Grainger granted abatement, ?. C. EdmQndson released from tax payment. :. lI 26 1945. l? 468
5. Auto cash values adopted for assessments, W, G. Chevey referred for reduction. .. 12 3 1945?. 10 468 ,
6. Estate Corp. gra.nted abatement, taxes?-. abated under Joshua Williams. _ 12 3 1945 10 469
7. W. L. Batson granted abatement. ; 12 3 1945 10 469
8. .Tax report filed for Novembcr. 12 10 1945 10 470
9. David Bradshaw declined aba.tement, Henry Harrell granted abatement, correction referred. I2 IO I945 IO 47t?
10. Complaint referred on Carrie Justice, Mrs. Callie Dixon referred for adjustment. 12 10 ?945 10 470
11. Attorney, G. D. Hurphrey granted permit for lda Murphy to pat,r taxes. 12 17 1945 10 471
12. J. F. Cox and H. S. McGirt appointed Assessors. 12 17 1945 10 471
13. Att:?rney, J. A. Stevens granted abatement, Wahls Department Store. , 12 17 1945 10 474
14. Mrs. Dorothy Montomery released from penalty. .. 12 17 1945. 10 474 ,.
15. Tax report received for December. 1 7 1946 10 475
16. Adjustment referred on J. W. Meyland, assessment referred on W. F. King property. 1 7 1946 10 475 .
17. J. F. Cox request for assessors salary increase taken under advisement. , 1 14 1946 10 476
18. Rev. W. A. Kimberley granted e??mption. . 1 14 I946. 10 476
19. M. F. Penny granted abatement. 1 14 1946 10 477
20. Attorney, G. D. Humphrey referred for correction, L. J. Brown granted abatement. „ 1 21 1946 10 477
21. F, B. King exempted from poll tax pa-,vment. 1 21 1946 10 478
22. Penalties released on A. D. Rick, B. L. Irving and M. B. Burshell. 1 28 1946 1J 479 ,
23. B, A. Porter abated on poll tax and advertising costs, Theodore Brock granted abatement.,, 1 28 1946. lU 479 ,
24. Tax collection report filed for January. .. 2 ?? "1946 10 480
25. Mrs. Esther A. Palmer granted abatement, M. G. Batson g?aanted abatement. 2 4 1946. 10 480 .
26. No action taken on tax matter of Kirby Sidbury and J. D. Loe heirs. 2 4 19?6, 10 480
27. Raymond Murphey aizd J. J. LeGwin granted abateraent, Jack Seleeby declined abatement. 2 11 1946 10 480
28. , No action taken to abate taxes on Moses Melvin, K. C. King declined abatement. 2 11 1946 10 481 .
29. Mrs. Anna M. Bradon declined tax release, fu11 settlement ordered on Whitehead Music Co., 2 11 1946 10 481 .
30. Johanna Peschan iel?ased from penaltya ., 2 l? 1946_ 10 481 ,
31. J. B. Eason referred for adjustment. 2 18 1946 10 482
32. Kid Ellis referred for ?xemption, Clyton Harris granted abatement. 2 25 1946 10 482 ,
33. S. T. Jones granted refund, H. P. Walker referred for adjustment. 2 25 1946?a 10 482
34. Vdilliam S. Hines granted abatement. 2 25 1946 10 482 ..
35. J. F. Cox declined assessor's pay increase. 2 25 1946 10 483
36. Adjus?ments ref?rred on George L. Farmer?.?nd Bell B. Llayd. 3 4 1946 10 484
37. Adjustments declined on H. R. t?alker. 3 4 1946. 10 484
38. F. V. Batson, W. L. Shaw and George Sammuel granted abatement. ' 4 1946. 10 484 ..
39. Adjustments referred on Julia & E. Telfair property. 3 11, 1946. 10 485
40. Ta? report filed for ?'ebruary. 3 11 1946 10 485 ..
41. Tax cancelled on L. R. Pearce, Adolphus Page granted abatement. 3 18 1946. 10 486
42. L?.W. S. Chiswell released from penalty. 3 18 1946. 10 486 ,
43. Mrs. G. V. Larson referred for refund, taxes cancelled against North State Creosoting Co, 3 25 1946 IO 487 ;
44. Taxes cancelled on R. L. McMillan. 4 1 1946 10 488 .
45. Tax error corrected on heirs of Thomas H. McGee land. 4 1 1946 10 490
46. Sylvester Middleton (not Milton) tax listing and abatement corrected.
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NAiURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
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l.. Robert L. Carmichael granted abatement. 4 1 1946 10 490
2.. Reduction to be investigation on Thomas R. Orrell. 4 1 1946_ 10 490
3.. Mrs. G. V. Larson request for refund failed ?y motion. 4 1 1946. 10 491
4.. Tax report filed for March. . 4 8 19469. 10 491
5.. Freder?ck W-illetts granted abatement, assessment division referred on M. C. Mclver land.. 4 8 1946 10 491
6.. Assessment reduction referred on R. Mc. N. Williams, Charles F. Panye referred on claim._ 4 8 1946 10 491
7. Action ammended to abate costs on Military Personnel. 4 8 1946 10 492
8. Attorney, A. Goldbery referred for abatement on E. S. Knott. 4 8 1946. 10 492
9. E. P. Mohr granted refund. 4 8 1946 10 492
10. ?,mmett Bellamy referred for reduction. 4 22 1946 10 493
11. Frank & Margart Kiny referred for reduction. 4 22 1946 10 494
12., Aaron Goldberger granted abatement of taxes. 4 29 1946 10 494
13. Thomas H. Wright declineci abatement. 4 29 1946_ 10 495
14?. Tax report filed for April. 5 6 1946 10 495
15.?, Correction authorized on C. R. Johnston tax. 5 6 1946 10 495
16.. Taxes cancelled under Effie"Cra?g. 5 13 1946 10 496
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18.. Kirby Sidbury referred for diuision. 5 20 1946 10 498
19,. J. A. Stevens referred for adjustment. S 27 1946 10 498
20.. J. E. Canady,granted cancellations on property of B. F. Keith, H. W. Konig, A. K. Smith, 6 3 1946 10 499
, L. K. Smith, James Campbell, Wm. Smith, D. E. Todd, Wilmington Homestead Co., C. S.
Burnett and L. J. Sellers. Request referred for cancellation on City property.
21.. W. P. Farrow declined abatement, taxes cancelled on James L. Baker. 6 3 1946 10 499
22.. Tax report filed for March. 6 3 194h 10 499
23. Assessm.ent review ref?rred on property charged as "unkown". 6 10 1946 10 500
24. Mrs. Margar?t C. Bolles granted abatement. 6 10 1946 10 500
.25. Cancellation refer?ed for Capt. Russell Bellamy. 6 17 1946 10 500
26. Ed. Nixon referred for adjustment, K. C. Sidbury refer-red for cancellation. 6 17 1946 10 500
2?. Adjustment ?eferred on Alex S. Yeager, cancellation referred on J. A. Cook. 6 24 1946 10 502
28._ Complaint referred on Ellen Mosely case. 6 24 1946 10 502
29, Tax report received for June, abatement referred for City Attorne?:s. 7 8 1946 10 504
30., Hardie Ferguson, Attorney granted pro-rate on Laura S. Johnson taxes. 7 15 1946 10 505
31. Adjustment referred on Frances Kennedy and Alex Yeager. 7 I5 1946 10 505
32. Harry ,I. Burr granted abatement, Charley's Fish Market request review for abatement. 7 15 1946 10 505
33. W. J. Bell refer.red for abatement, T. A. McKee granted abatement. 7 22 1946 10 506
34. Separation authorized otr assessments of Lienken prop?rty. 7 22 19/?6 10 506
35. Increasing assessments considered on Wrightsville's South Land. 7 22 1946 10 506
36.. Adjustment referred on Jerry Dangerfi?ld property. 7 29 1946 10 506
37.. Collector to advertise unpaid taxes. 7 29 1?46 10 506
38.. Allotments curtailed for tax purpose. 8 1 1946 10 507
39.. Adjustments referred on Mrs. A. S. Bellamy property. 8 5 1946 10 50Fd
40. Tax report received. 8 5 1946 10 508
41. Refund referred on J. B. Coley. 8 12 1946 10 509
42,. J. W. Blanton request for adjustment received, no action. 8 19 1946 10 509
43. S. D. Collins granted abatement. 8 19 1946 10 509
44. K. 0. Burgwin referred for reductio?z. 8 26 1946 10 512
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SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORT H CAROLiNA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month I Day Year Vol. I Page
1. Salary of back-tax collector not to exceed $2,400. 05 12 1927 8 442
2. Action deferred on Thomas H. Wright for completeing 1926 tax list by itemizing solvent credit. 05 12 1927 8 443
3. Oliver Clark released from penalty in Cape Fear. 06 21 1927 8 449
4. George W. Ellerby released from penalty in Cape Fear. 06 21 1927 8 449
5. Compalints on assessments of Atlantic Coastline and Tidewater Power Co. referred to Committee. 07 12 1927 8 452
6. Attorney J. 0. Carr complaint for reduced assessments referred to Committee. 07 12 1927 8 452
7. Resolution on taxes as Game Law adopted. 07 18 1927 8 453
8. J. B. Fisher, Federal Point, released payment of poll tax. 07 26 1927 8 453
9. Committee recommendation accepted on assessments ending May 1, 1927. 07 26 1927 S 452
10. Assessment complaints heard, referred to assessors. 08 08 1927 8 456
11. Fred E. Little request for Nat. Press pay back taxes referred to Attorney. 08 08 1927 8 456
12. Bill to George Shepard for assisting assessors paid. 08 16 1927 8 458
13. Action recinded on back tax collection. 08 19 1927 8 458
14. Tendered check by Nat.'1 Press Inc. referred to Chairman. 09 30 1927 8 464
15. Resolution adopted on ad valorem taxes. 09 27 1927 8 464
16. Resolution adopted on dog taxes andlicense. 09 27 1927 8 464
17. Mrs. E. T. Keel's time for writing assessment books to continue and be charged to tax assessing. 10 03 1927 8 465
18. Oleander Development Co. requested refund and attorney to report on it. 10 11 1927 8 466
19. Assessments of property reduced on 165.9 and 819 Dock Streets. 10 25 1927 8 468
20. Committee to be named on assessment reduction request. 11 O1 1927 8 468
21. B. Solomon complaint on assessment reduction investigated. 11 07 1927 8 469
22. Contract on back tax collection adopted. 11 15 1927 8 471
23. Mrs. Z. W. Whitehead requested assessment reduction, but referred to Chairman. 11 15 1927 8 472
24. Tax on property of St. Phillip's Church stricken from records by request -- which was granted. 11 22 1927 8 473
25. Z. A. Sneeden request for assessment reduction referred to Chairman. 12 13 1927 8 473
26. Mrs. Florence Henderick released from penalty. 12 20 1927 8 478
27. J. M. Satchwell's property evaluation adopted. 12 20 1927 8 479
28. Assessment reduction cleclined on Mary Ida Strauss land. Ol 03 1928 8 481
29. K. C. Sidbury's request to docket tax judgment referred to Attorney and Chairman. O1 17 1928 8 485
30. Assessment reduction adopted on property of R. H. Wright, H. C. Robison, and Mrs. S. L. McIntire. O1 17 1928 8 485
31. Assessment reduction on Fannie J. Smith property referred to Chairman. O1 17 1928 8 485
32. Tax judgment on K. C. Sidbury's property referred to Cole. 02 14 1928 8 489
33. J. R. McLaurin to be released from penalty. 03 05 1928 8 491
34. $7,500 assessment on Morris ? Co. equipment and machinery was corrected and charges made. 03 05 1928 8 492
35. W. M. Powers requested, granted release from penalty. 03 20 1928 8 495
36. C. D. Nixon requested, granted release from penalty. 03 20 1928 8 495
37. No action taken assessment complaints of I. J. Bear, but Morris F? Co. charged for 1927 taxes. 03 20 1928 8 495
38. Reduced assessments on land of Mrs. Mary H. Brooks, Harnett, referred to Chairman. 04 02 1928 8 502
39. Reduced assessments on house of Anne E. Sadgwar referred to Chairman. 04 02 1928 8 502
40. Assessment reduction adopted on E.L. Maddison property. 04 24 1928 8 506
41. A. B. Coleman released from penalty. 05 O1 1928 8 507
42. Mrs.Lila T. Massey requested assessment reduction on property, but referred to assessor. 05 22 1928 8 510
43. R. C. Cantwell requested, declined assessment reduction on property of Delancy Evans. 06 26 1928 8 516
44. Reports to be made on assessment reduction for Mrs. H. C. Bear, and SF?B Solomon of Wrightsville Beach. 07 31 1928 8 524
45. Resolution adopted on tax levies and assessments of all 1928 taxable property. 08 28 1928 8 528
46. Complaints for reduced assessments referred to Chairman. 09 11 1928 8 531
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nec. u. s. County Indezes Since 1888 ? Te IOtoh nO?s? o?Ne O!
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NATURE OF PROCfEDINGS
SUBJECT ?
_ MATTER: Tax Department -
COTT A-2 TAB INDEX
M1AtE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD ?Y OWEN i. OUNN, NEII BERN, NORTIi GROLIN?
DATE MINUTE BOOK :
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1. : Adjustm?nt referred on ?axes .for.Bran?h & Bon?.am ?and. $ 26 1.946 10 512
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. Back taxes abated, stricken from records on I?Irs. Alice H, Jones. ..
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3. Motion of?ered to refund taxes for Mrs. F. A, Goley, C. M. Murrin granted abatement. ,: 8 26 1946. 10 513
4. J. T. Culbert re f erred on compromi s e. .. 9 3 194?i .. 10 51.4 .:
5. Rosco Newton granted refund, abatement gran'?ed, taxes stricken on W. A. Peschan. 9 3 1946, 10 514 .
6. . Refund authorized under Jim Dixon, refund granted to Mrs. F. A. Coley. 9 3 1946. 10 S14 .,
7. Tax lzst carrected on C. W. Waters, Jr. 9 3 1946 10 514 .,
8. Tax report filed for August, .. 9 3 1?46,. 10 514 ,
9. Rev. T. J. Jenkins referred for half-ta? pay?ment. 8 26 I946 IO 5Z5
10. Rev. T. J. Jenkins requested abatement. 9 9 1946 10 515 .
11. John Davis o?ant?ed ?efund. 9 16 1946 10 515
12. T. E. Goff, Jr. released from penalty, J. H. Hinton referred for request to check tax. 9 23 1946 10 517
13. J. H. Hinton granted abatement, Seventh Day Adventist Church declined aba?ement. 9 30 1946. 10 518 ..
14. Tax report filed for September. ._ 9 30 1946 10 518
15. Tax report made, accepted, books given to Collector, date set for unpaid tax payment. 10 7 1946,. 10 519
16. J. H. Hinton declined abatement, T. E. Goff declined abatement. 10 7 1946. 10 S19
17. Recommendations adopted, settlement costs due by Greenfield Cemetery Co. . 10 7 1946. 10 520 .
18. Frances S. Giddings and Andrews S. Sellers estate granted abatement. , 10 7 1946 10 520 ,
19. Adjustment referred on Golden Lyre Lodge. 10 7 1946 10 S20 .
20. Exempt?on declined for Ester B. Hale, Mrs. Schuyler declined exemption. . 10 7 1946. 10 520
21. Abatement granted to Hugh McRae & Co., A. L. Mack, D. H. F?'ilZiams, Miss Irene Nixon,J. A.. 10 21 1946 10 522
., .. Can.e, H. Z. Simpson and Mrs. Vera Edwards. .
22. . Paul Ambrosiano referred for review, R. H. Northrop referred for charges. . 10 21 1946.. 10 522 ,.
23. Roger Moore declined release on Shore Acxes Co., Hugh MacRae referred for release. 10 21 1946.. 10 522
24. Hugh I?acRae granted ab?tement, J. R. Melton,.D. H. Williams, C. W. Worth granted,?abated, 10 2II 1946 10 523
25. Alex and J. L. Sprunt investigated on exertption. . 10 28 1946 10 523
26. _ Colo?ial Transport Corp. granted abatement, M. C. Vause granted exemption. 10 28 1946 10 523 .
27. Mrs. A. C. Diehl granted abatement, taxes can.celled on D. Grant heirs. 10 28 1946. i0 52?
28. _ Sixth St. Avent Church g?anted refund, property on free list. . 10 28 1946 10 52? ..
29 Alex and J. L. Sprunt declined exemption, Road tax authori?ed. , 11 4 1946 10 524
30. Bert W. Blake, H. J. Henson, H. L. Butt granted abatem€nt. . 11 4 1946. 10 524
31. ?iert W. Blake declined abatement, Taylor M. Jefford, Jr. granted abatement. 11 12 1946 10 525
32. Tax report filed for October. 11 12 1946 10 525
33. R. H. Williams referred on adjustment. 11 IZ I946 10 525
34. Mrs. P. E. Easterling and Edward C. Johnson granted abatement. . 11 18 1946 10 526
35. Mrs. Clara B. Copeland referred for complaint. lI 18 1946 IO 526
36. Catherine H. Russell referred for abatement, Bert W. Blake released from tax payment. 11 25 i946 10 528
37. Back taxes cancelled on Lucy A. Smith, claimed by L. D. Kennedy heirs and W. F. Griffin... 11 25 1946 10 S28
38. Mrs. Lilly M. Rothwell and E. C. Moore & Co. granted. abatement. 12 2 1946. 10 529
39. Tax report filed for November. 12 2 1946 10 529
40. T. C. Jone? referred for review, J. H. Brown referred for adjustment. 12 2 1946. 10 S29
41. Woodus Kellt?.m referred for refund on B. F. Brittian property. „ 12 16 1946. 10 530
42. American Legion Home Committee con.sidered for adjustment. 12 16 1946 10 531
43. Dalton Edwards, Charles F. Payne and Nlrs. C. N. Brewer granted abatement. 12 16 1946 10 531
44. J. F. Co ? and Harry S. McGirt appoint?d Assessors. . 12 16 1946 10 531
45. , J. W. Reaves request for correction received for investiga?ion. . 12 23 1946. 10 532
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eec. u. s. 'q??? County Inde:ea Since 1888 ? To IOCO?Y na111?f? Opl11 at COTT A•Z TAR INDEX
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SURNAME INITIAL TAB SOLD tY ONEN i. pUNN, NEII ?ERN, NORTN GROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
1. Tax report filed for December.
2.. Beverly T. Payne granted abatement.
3.. Wesleyan Methodist Church granted abatement. ..
4.. J. I. Burriss heirs, Carolina Camera and J. W. Falby granted abatement.
S.. Sadie Hooper referred for adjustment, Taxes cancelled on E. L. Rogers property.
6,. Troy Murray, H..E. Boyd, M. H. Pegram, A. F. Teague and Gordon M. Chr?ssom abated.
_7,, R. H Brown ex?mpted from poll tax, abatement ordered.
8. Taxes cancelled on Rodney Bryant property.
9. James Ca Williams granted abatement, taxes cancelled on C. D. Piner.
10. Adjustment referred on J. N. Bryant, letter referred on back taxes of E. L. Smoke.
11. James T. Boney exempted from poll tax payment.
12. Mrs. Minda B. Koester granted abatement, N. C. Sanatarium exempted from poll tax payment.
.13.. Grely Carter granted abatement.
.14.. J. 0. Barnhill g?anted abatement, Mrs. Louise Dunlea granted abatement.
15. Tax report for January.
16. Clarence D. Hill tax abated.
17. A. I. Campfield, H. G. Clark, R. D. Cottle, J. E. Brodeaux, Jr. and H. A. Hall abated:
18. J. R. Sellers released from penalty.
19. Taxes credited in error to R. A. Britt, refunded and charged to (right) R, A, Britt.
20._. R. H. Risley and H. A. Hall granted abatement.
21. Adjustment referred on C. M. R. A?drews all taxes cancelled for 1919 and prior.
22... L. W. Day and K. 0. Bostrom granted abatement.
23., House under L. A. Pichon exempted from taxation, L? ?.ldgrman. exempted from poll tax.
24.; Lawrence George declined exemption.
25? S. S. Southerland and J. R. Howes heirs referred for adjustment.
26... Tax report filed for February.
27., R, R. Padgett, J. B. McEntee, G. E. Huges, George L. Bowen and S. Johnson abated.
28. Taxes cancelled on FreeWill Baptist Church.
29... Adjustments referred on Mrs. E. M. Farriss, Wiley Johnson and Dave Lemmons.
30. J. T. Brown, Jr. referred for abatement, W. J. Reaves granted abatement.
31. James D. Carr referred for correction on L. L. Hanby.
,32. Tax report for Ma.rch.
33. Tax Collectors' petty cash increased.
34. Action rescinded on increasing Gollectors' petty cash.
35.. James E. Wade referred for ad.?ustment on Ida M. Southwell, J. T. Brown granted refund.
36. Dr. J. W. Stanley, T. M. Jeffords, Jr., W. R. Wiggs and Alida Beauty Salon abated.
37. Collector -.ip credit Eliza Johnson with full settlement.
38. L. A. Johnson and Mrs. Eli?.abeth J. Smith granted abatement.
39. Adjustment referred on Buck Hier heirs, Belvin Haynes and J. C. McCartney.
40.Disposing of City-County interest referred on Lot taken over by D. C. Whitted.
41. Theodore G. Empie referred for correction.
42. C. C. Brodeaux referred for correction.
43. Adjustments referred on W. L. Smith heirs property.
44., Mt. Calvary Baptist Church granted abatement.
45. J. W. Rivenbark e?cempted ?rom poll tax payment.
46. Schedule B Taxes levied.
1 6 1947 10 533
1 6 1947._ 10 533
1 13 1947. 10 533
1 13 1947 10 534
1 13 1947 10 534
1 20 1947 10 536
1 20 1947 10 536
1 20 1947 10 536
1 27 1947 10 537
1 27 1947 10 537
1 27 1947 10 537
2 3 1947 10 538
2 10 1947 10 544
2 10 1947 10 545
2 10 1947 10 545
2 10 1947 10 545
2 17 1947 10 546
2 17 1947 10 546
2 17 1947 10 546
2 24 1947 10 547
2 24 1947 10 547
3 3 1947 10 547
3 3 1947_ 10 547
3 3 1947 10 547
3 17 Z947 10 551
3 10 1947 10 ?49
3 17 1947 10 551
3 24 1947 10 557.
3 31 I947 10 556
4 7 1947 10 558
4 7 1947 10 558
4 7 1947 10 558
4 14 1947 10 559
4 14 1947 10 560
4 14 1947 10 560
4 21 1947 10 561
4 21 1947 10 561
4 28 1947 10 562
5 9 1947 10 563
5 9 I947 IO 563
5 9 1947 10 564
5 12 1947 10 564
5 12 1947 10 565
5 19 1947 10 566
5 19 1947 ZO 566
5 26 1947. 10 5?7
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hano?er Count?, N. C.
Rec. u. s. ??j Counry Indezee Since 1888 ? TO btaM OoeMS. ep?n at
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
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l., Attorney S. E. Loftin referred for cancellation unde.r J: J. Zoughlim heirs. , 5 26 1947. 10 568 .:
2._ Hughes Bros. referred for refund, guardian E. W. Tillery granted abatement. .: 5 26 1947.. 10 568 ..
3?,. Hughes Bros. and Bernard 0'Neill granted refund. .: 6 2 1947. 14 569 .
4.. Tax report filed for May. .. 6 2 1947. 10 569 ..
5.. Capt. Russell Bellamy complaint received on assessments. 6 9 1947 10 570 „
6. , Schedule B taxes amended. ,. 6 9 1947,9 10 570 .
7._ J. J. & W. H. Batson permittec3 hal? payment of taxes. 6 9 1947 10 570
8. Eugene Farris referred for adjustment. „ 6 9 I947 10 570
9. W. F. Artis referred for adjustment, ?ssessment reviewed for complaints. 6 I6 I947 Ic? S7I
10.. Attorney, G. D. Humphrey requested cancellation in suit against Richard Walker. 6 23 1947 10 571
11. License tax levied on marriages. „ 6 23 1947 10 572
12. Emma W. Tillery granted abatement. ., 6 23 1947 10 572
13. L. W. Jackson granted abatement. 6 30 1947 10 573 „
14., Edward G. Wells, George Dudley and Gilbert Smith granted abatement and refund. 7 7 1947. 10 574 _
15.. Tax Collector granted petty cash increase. 7 21 I?47 10 575
16. Elijah Leonard referred for correction. 7 21 1947 10 576 .,
17. Adjustments referred on Nora Parish and S. E. Loftin groperties. 7 28 1947 10 577
18.. Mrs. Labitha C, Hutaff granted abatement. a 7 28 1947 10 577 ,
19. Amount of taxes reported on budget. 7 28 1947 10 578
20.: K. 0. Burgwin declined abatement, unpaid taxes advertised. _ 8 4 1947_ 10 578 .
21. F. J. Garner and Mrs. D. H. Bryan granted abatement. 8 4 1947 10 579
22. Penalty cancelled under Thomas M. Crute, ?.djustment referred on Edward Hayes. __ 8 18 1947 10 580 „
23. W. M. Sneeden exempted from poll tax payment. .. 8 18 1947 10 580 .
24. Refund ordered on A, R. Keith or Woodus Kellum, F. R. English taxes corrected. 8 25 1947 10 581
25. Adjustment referred on Char?.otte Howard heirs. 8 25 1947, 10 581
26. C. R. Morse, re-elected as Tax Callector. 8 25 1947.. 10 582
27. Cape Fear Holding Co. referred for reduction. 9 2 1947 10 583
28. Adjustment referred on John Bradley heirs. 9 2 1947 10 583
29. No action ?aken on Rev. J. S. Crowley request for adjustment. 9 8 1947 10 584
30. Taxes cancelled on H. G. Latimer, N. J. Standard Oil Co. granted refund. 9 8 1947 10 584
31.. Tax report filed for August. 9 8 1947 10 S84
32. Thoma.s H. Wright referred for abatement. 9 8 1947 10 584
33. L. T. Landen declined cancellation. 9 15 1947 10 584
34. Assessments fixed under Dan Heath. 9 15 1947 10 585
35. J. E. Wade ?.pp?oved for refund. 9 22 1947 10 5$S
36. James H. Smith referred for adjustment. 9 29 1947 10 586
37. Tax report filed, accepted on settlements, date set for unpaid tax collection. 10 6 1947. 10 587
38. Suit referred against Ila Freemen. 10 6 1947_ 10 587
39. Commissioner Gardner opposed order passed to extend penalty date to JantYary. 10 13 1947? 10 588 ,
40.. Arthur Sanders, John McCrae heirs and American Missionary Assoc. granted abatement. 10 l?? 1947 10 588
41. Joseph W. Whitted granted abatement, Review referred on property of Mary D. Ritter heirs, 10 13 1947 10 589
42. C. E. Goodwin heirs released from penalty, tax value placed on Government units. 10 13 1947 1 589
43. H. G. Noffsinger, Jr. and International Paper Go. ?ceferred for re?iew and payment. 10 20 1947 10 590
44. A. H. Rowan, Thomas LeGrand, N. A. LeMay and W. W. Walker granted abatement. 10 20 1947 10 590
45.. Shore Acres Co,, James H. Smith, Charles S. Fisher, ?. B. York, Ben Pino and A. T. 10 20 1947 10 590 .
Toler granted abatement. .. .
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover County, N. C. _ MATT RT Tax Department -
aFC. u. s. County Indezea Since 1888 ? Yo IOCO!Y nolll?f? oplD Ot COTT A-2 TA{ INDEX
e?t OFi1CE ??? Anlden6fying Ttade Mark MuCE BY THE WTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SURNAME INITIAL TAB SOLD IY GWEN i. GUNN, NEII {ERM, NORTN GROLINA
NATURE OP PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Monih Day Year Vol. Page
l.. Louis Wade and F. E. Telfair granted abatement.
2.. Haskell Phett, SouthernBox & Lumber Co., W. D. Hewett, Ha?ry W. Stovall, Jr., Dana I.
Raftern, Mrs. Lila H. Davis and H. 0. Clodfelter granted abatement.
3.. Taxes cancelled on Ida Freeman property, International Paper Co. to list taxes.
4,. Arthur Otto Darden and J. F. Tripp granted abatement.
S._ Augustus Harrell, Sidney J. Rivenbark and T. N. Ingraham granted abatem.ent.
6, Aaron Goldsberg referred for adjustment on Mart F. King.
7.. Henry McGee heirs referred for adjustmen.t on John Mclntire.
8. :T. E. Canady, collector requested to attend meeting on back tax collection.
_9. V. E. Dunn referred on revi,ew on George A. ?arey.
10. Tax report ?iled for October.
11.. J. R. Smith granted abatement, J. E. Canady referred on tax collection.
12. Isaac Wright referred on back tax cancellation.
13. James T. Boney exempted from poll tax payr?ent, C. B. Parmele granted abatement.
14._ W. R. Peterson. Louis T. Rhodes granted abatement, Assessments to be fixed, Paper Co.
15,, C. D. Hogue referred for abatement, Woodus Kellum declined abatement.
16. G. A. Moore, Jr. granted abatement, Adjustment re?erred on Edward L. Rogers.
17. Back tax collection report received.
18. J. F. Cox and H. S. McGirt appointed Assessors.
19, Taxes cancelled on Wrightsville Beach Lot 9, Block E.
20. Taxes cancelled on C. H. Dock Building 165.
21, Adjustment referred on Charles A. Roberts, Co B. Boggess granted abatement.
22. Tax collection report filed.
23. W. H. Neal grant?d. abatement.
24.. Isaac Foy, C. W. Lockard, John K. Golog, Sr. , L. L. Hatch and J. Atkinson abated.
25t WGNI Radio Station referr?d for correction, J. H. Henry released from payments on taxes.
26. W. C. Anders, J. M. Blackledge and E. L. R. Hawell granted abatement.
27, Adjustment received on Dan Quinlivan.
28. Taxes cancelled on Fred Williams, adjustment referred on Wiley Johnson.
.29? Cancellation referred an Charles Johnson, Fred N. Day, Jr. granted abatement.
?0. J. ?. ?atson and Jack F. Canady gran?ed abatement.
31.. Edward R. Marshburn granted abatement, taxes cancelled on Charles Johnson.
32. Collections reported, time extended on returns.
33. City of Wilmington, Leila B. Versall and R. ?sd. Reaves granted abatement.
34. Adjustments referred on Tena Sweet heirs, J. D. Roberts heirs and Janie Forbes.
35. Ernest Smith and Stanely Gunnerson granted abatement.
36. M. F. Harris granted abatement, adjustment referred on Willie McIver.
37.. J. N. Bryant to show cause for not listing building on A. B. Ganstier propertyr?
38. J. H. Cair, C. R. Piner and Oscar Brown granted abatement.
39. L. A. Ellis granted abatement.
40. Collections reported, W. H, Cotton to pay taxes.
41. Ta? Collector's letter received on sale of property, adjustment referred on A. Telfair.
42.Sunset Co., Church of God and Champion Dist. Co. granted abatement.
43, W. I. Irving taxes abated, Eaton Jewelers, Inc. granted correction and abatement.
44.. Collection reported.
24.. Attorney, Allen Cobb referred for abatement, R. L. Johnson gr-ai?ted abatem.ent.
10 20 1947 10 590
10 27 1947 10 590
10 27 1947 10 590
10 27 1947 10 592
11 3 1947 10 593
11 10 1947 10 593
11 10 1947 10 594
11 10 I947 IO 594
11 10 1947 10 594
11 10 1947 10 594
11 17 1947 11 1
11 17 1947 11 1
11 24 1947 ? 11 2
12 1 1947 10 3
12 8 1947 11 4
12 8 1947 11 4
12 8 1947 11 4
12 15 1947 11 5
12 15 1947 11 5
12 15 1947 11 6
12 22 1947 11 6
1 5 1948 11 8
1 5 1948 11 8
1 12 1948 11 9
1 19 1948 11 10
1 26 1948 11 11
1 26 1948 11 11
2 2 I948 11 12
2 2 1948 11 12
2 2 1948 11 12
2 9 1948 11 13
2 9 19?+8 11 l3
? 23 1948 11 15
2 23 1948 11 15
3 1 1948 11 13
3 22 1948 lI 18
3 29 1948 11 Z9
3 29 1948 11 19
3 29 1948 11 20
4 5 1948 11 20
4 19 1948 i 11? '_22
4 26 1948 11 23
5 10 1948 11 25
5 10 1948 11 26
5 17 1948 . 11 27
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SURtLMRE INIiIAL TAB SOLD YY OYIIEN 0. YUNN, NEM iERN, NORTN GROLINA
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NATURE UF PROCEEDINGS QATE
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Monih Day Year Vol. Page ,
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l. . _ James Peterson referred for abatement. 5 17 1948, 11 27 ,.
2. Attorney S. E. Loftin referred for abatement. .. 5 24 194?:. 11 28 ..
3. . Adjustments referred ort Dan Quinlivan. _ 6 1 1948_ 11 29 .:
?. . . Collections reported, taxes adjusted, abatement ordered under Thomas Hogan, Jr. .. 6 7 1948 11 31 ..
5. _ L. J. Poisson referred for assessment review on American Hardware Co. Building. ._ 6 14 1948, 11 31 .
6. Consideration taken on. assessment review of Ken Noble. .. 6 14 1948 11 31 :
7. Mrs. F. Kidder Moore referred for refund, J. C. Shepard requested reduction. 6 14 1948 11 31
8. Reduction request received on Mrs. Ada C. Smith property. 6 14 1948 11 32
9. Sons and Daught?rs of Benjamir? Trustees referred on separation. 6 I4 I948 II 32
10. James E. ?,gh ?ranted abatement. 6 21 1948? 11 33
11. Adjustment authorized on. Francis Kennedy l??.nd, George E. Watkins granted abatement. 6 28 1948 11 34
12. Payment to C. C. Holmes approved on property sold for taxes. , 6 28 1948 11 34
13. W. P. Burkhimer granted abatement. 7 6 1948 11 35
14. Tax collection report received. 7 12 1948 11 35
15. M?s. D. H. Bryan, Harold Wood and C. H. Robinson granted aba?ement. 7 19 1948 11 37
16. Miss H. E. King (trustee) declined release of tax costs. 7 19 1948 11 37 ,
17. . Tax Collector to a?vertise land sales for tax?s, Collect?.?;ns reparted. 8 2 1948 11 38
18. Kellum and Humphrey commissioners authorized t?x sales percentages. 8 2 1948 11 38 .
19. H. B. Shaw, L, E. Williams, D. C. Marshall and Albert Hurst granted abatement. 8 2 1948 11 38
20. D. M. Coleman. Sam Spach and William S. Harrell g?anted abatement. 8 16 1948 11 40
21. G. B. Carter, 0. J. Pierse granted abatement, Ingram Broso ?°eleased fLom penalt?r. 8 23 1948 11 41
22. Adjustment referred on J. C. Reaves property. „ $ 23 1948 11 41
23. Abatement declined on P. A. Dobson 8 30 1948 11 42 ,,
24. North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance referred for adjustment. 9 7 1948 11 43
25. A. F. Fales granted abatement. 9 7 1948 11 44
26. Irving Jones granted abatement, tax collectio?zs ?eported. . 9 7 1948 11 45
27. Ben Ma.llette grant?ed abatement. 9 13 1948 11 45
28. Tax collec?ions ?eported, baok presented, penalty released ?n taxes paid by January lst._ 10 4 1948 11 50
29. Adjustment referred on W. B. ?nnett property. 10 4 1948 11 50
30. Bids authorized for tax office audit. 10 4 1948 11 51 .
31. Tax collections reported, tax audit signed with J. B. McCabe & Co. 10 11 1948 11 51
32. A. Bannister, H. E. Bass, C. D. Burton, W. Capps, J. D. Bradley, T. G. Craigbead, C. E. 10 18 1948_ 11 52 .
Eby & Son, S. 1?. Hardin, E. C. Herring, J. C. Hobbs, Jr., S. T. Mincey, Lemprint Co.,
S. Salyer, R. T. Tabb, B. H. Yates, ?. W, Whitted, .T. H. Walker & L. Clark abated. .
33. R. L. Downing referred for review, Frank R& Mary King referred for adjustment. 10 18 1948 11 52
34. Mrs. T. F. Darden ref?rred for review. 10 18 1948 11 52
35. L. D. Blake referred for adjustment. 10 25 1948 11 53
36. Fred Johnson, Walter L. Crouch. S. Villianos, J. H. Everett & E. D. Padgett abated. . 10 25 1948 11 54
37. Ref?a.nd request received on U. S. Pleasants Lot. 10 25 1948 11 54 _.
38. Review referred on H. R. Radciff, reductian referred on ?1`dIT'LCS Morris. 10 25 194? 11 54
39. T. H. Wright referred on tr?.nsfer of tax payment. 11 1 1948. 11 54
40. Attorney, W. A. Cobb paid for tax suit against Daniel Quinlivan & wife. 11 1 1948 11 54 „
41. J. M. Adams, Jr., Marion Bryant, J. M. Bullard, H. L. Crat?s?, D. 0. Davis, Dirk Swart, 11 1 1948 11 54 .
Jr. and F?T. K. Hobbs granted abatement. .
42. Review referred on Mrs. M. F. Nixon, tax collections reported. 11 8 1948 11 56 _
43. Adjustment requ?st received from A. S. Yeager. ,: 11 15 1948 11 57
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r?r OFFICE ?? An Identifying Trade Mark SURNAME INITIAL TAB MILC E BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD IY OWEN 0. YYNN, NEN lERN, NORTN GROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Yol. Page
l. Caunty rights assigned to tax sales, Col. G. K. Hobbs referred for adjustment. ll 15 1948. 11 57
2.. E. L. Smook referred for ab?,tement, H. W. Oliver, ?,lbert Holden and F. E. Beaton a?ated. 11 15 1948, 11 57
3.. Tax audit report referr?d to Auditor, abatement denied on Taubman property. .. 11 22 1948. 11 59
4.. R. M. Bry?.n granted abatement. 11 22 1948.. 11 59
5.. S. Salyer granted abatement, Fred E. Little referred for reduction. 11 29 1948 11 59
6.. Credit transfer of taxes au?horized on T. H. Wright. 11 29 1948. 11 59
7.. Lut?ier T. Rogers request for division and correction received, E. C. Volks abated. 11 29 1948 11 60
8. S. D. Bryan back taxes referred to County Attorney. 12 6 1948 11 60
9. Rev. C, C. Myers, J. M. Blackledge heirs, M. G. Willard and Paul L. Black abated. 12 6 1948 11 6?
10. Tax collections reported. 12 6 1948 11 61
1I. American Legiun granted c?.ncel?ation of taxes, Carson Bros. referred for review. 12 6 1948 11 61
12. American. Hardware Co. declined reduction. 12 20 1948 11 63
.13. H. S. McGirt and D.A. Herring appointed As?essors. 12 20 2948 11 63
14. J. i?T. Bryant referred for reduction, Standard Oil Co. and Sinclair Refining Co. abated. 12 28 1948 11 64
15.. Shepard A. Westbrook and W. C. Park granted abatement. 1 3 1949 11 65
16. Taxes cancelled against M?, Roney Baptist Church, W. H. McGee granted poll tax refund. 1 10 1949 11 66
17. K. B. Hurst, Mike N. Patettis and Horace C. Jones granted abatement. 1 10 1949 11 66
18. R. C. Sutton declined reduction, G. A. Cairns granted poll tax refund. 1 10 1949 11 67
19. L. J. Coleman, Wm. S. Harrell, C. L. Harper granted abatement, J. W. Wenbery released 1 17 1949 11 67
from penalty.
20. C. L. Budges, J. T. Sidbury and F. 0. Lennon granted abatement. 1 17 1949 11 68
21. A. T. Bowen, Mary M. Brown, David Green, Neptune Hansley, A. A. Hobbs, Lilly M. ?ewis, 1 24 1949 11 69
Fannie C. McCumbe, H. S. Shew, P. C. Schmidt, Jr., J. B. Smith, T. M. Smith, Barry
Williams and Z. J. Walker granted abatement and correction.
22... L. C. French released from penalty, W. A. French Heirs released from penalty. 1 24 1949 11 69
23._ J. N. Bryant ?equest received on back tax payment. 1 24 1949 11 69
24.. G. C. Brodeaus offer received on land for taxes. 1 31 1949 11 70
25. B. F. Barnhill referred for reduction, Wm. Robbins referred for tax payment. 1 31 1949 11 70
26. Adjustment referred on Thomas Franks property, ?.ppro?aed Street paving assessments. 1 31 1949 11 70
27._ Hugh MacRae granted abatement, time for tax returns ex?e??-aded. 1 31 1949 11 71
28. Ernest 0. Tienken, C. W. Boyette, W. A. Corb2tt and J. C. Cofer granted abatement. 1 31 1949 11 71
?,?, Spyro?u.s Vallianos granted abatement. _ 1 31 1949 11 72
30. Resoit Development Inc., S. D. Southerland, F. E. Hill and H. Mill?ner granted abatement. 2 7 1949 11 72
31.. T. M. Crute released from penaltzy, 2 7 1949 11 72
32. Tax collections reported. 2 7 1949 11 73
33. Eastern Oil Co. requested review of taxes, no action taken on suit of W. A. Robbins. 2 7 1949 11 73
34._ Howard Ganstier and Mrs. C. J. Dilda granted abatement. 2 7 1949 11 73
35. Robert J. Wells granted abatement. 2 14 1949 11 73
36. Mrs. Mary E. Bell released from penalty, Robert C. Harriss withdrew request for reduction. 2 14 I.949 11 73
37. Back taxes cancelled on St. Rest Holittess Church Property. 2 I4 1R49 11 74
38. W. A. Long, Mrs. C. J. Dilda and Raney Chevrolet Co. granted abatement. i 14 1949 11 74
39., Mrs. Hopie P, Barnes granted refund, James B. Ennis granted abatement. 2 14 1949 11 75
40. Leo Sykes referred for tax transfer, Mrs. C. E. Schachmer referred for exemption. 2 21 1949 11 75
41. Statue of Limitation on taxes d;.scussed, referred to conference. 2 21 1949 11 76'
42. R. F. Hall declined releas.? from penalty, County Attorney to report on non listed penaltze s2 21. ?9?9 11 76
43. John Spellman, Jr., James A. Lee and E. D. Padgett granted abatement. 2 21 1949 11 76
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INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover County, N. C,
aec. u. s. County Indezea Since 18BB ? To lotah names, op?n qt
PAT OFFICE ?BJf'l?..Ce.? An IdentiEying Trade Marlc SURMAME INITIAL TAB
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
? SUBJECT ?
_ MATTER: Tax Department -
COTT A-2 TAB INDEX
MIIEE Bll THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, DHIO
SOLD tY OWEN G. DUNM, NEw lERN, NORTX GROLINA
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DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page ?
? i,. Mrs. C. E. S?hachmer and George H. Walker granted abatement. _
2... Ben J. M. McDo??ald request received for reduction. „
3.. J. T. Crowder granted abatement. ,.
4.., Alexander P?rchio granted abatement9 E. H, Bellamy request received for abatement. ..
5.: W. M, Peaccock granted abatement, J. T. West declined reduction. ,
6. J. E. L. Wade t.o submit form for reduction, „
7. Mangel Von Oeson declined transfer or tax credits.
8.. Marion L. c;eorge, Lee E. Russell, Eastern Oil Co., Henry Sherman and Robert James abated.
9. Tax collections reported.
10. Taxes cancelled, abatement ordered on Estate Corp. 7and.
11. John B. Riggs granted abatement, Mrs. H. H. Hutchinson granted abatement.
l2. Ben McDonald, J. L, Canady and Charles C. Lewis granted abatement.
13. J. H. Johnson exempted from poll tax payment.
14., J. T. Culbreth released from penalty. ,
' 15. W. M. Hill and Spivey Corp granted abatement.
16. Duke C. Marshall released from penalty, Jacob Johnson granted abatement.
17., Emmett H. Bellamy granted release from penalty.
18. Adjustment referred on Wm. Dixon heirs, Thomas Lewis granted abatement. .
19.. Rev. Peter Robil granted abatement, assessments reduced on Corbett Industries Ruildings.
20. Attorney, C. D. Hogue referred for abatement on FreeWill Bap?ist Church.
21. John Lampros and James Danion granted abatement.
22. Tax levied in minimum for schedule B taxes.
23... F. E. Bea?on and H. R. Willzams granted abatement.
24. G. C. Bordeaux granted abatement.
25. Tax collections reported,
26. Church of Christ Trustees granted abatement.
27. Robert Romeo and Hall Brokerage Co. granted abatement, Te?:?.s Co. ?.eclined reduction.
28. Attorney, J. M. Walker referred on request against Church of Christ abatement.
29. H. E. Clark granted abatement, George B. Phillips, Jr. granted abatement.
30. B. B. Bryan request for tax sale of Lot taken under consideration.
31. R. A. Sh?w requested, approved on reducing taxes.
32. Taxes cancelled against K. C. Sidbury property.
33. W. H. Hill referred on abatement.
34. Abatement referred on land of .I. Walker Hospital.
35. Tax collections reported.
36. Ingram Bros. granted abatement.
37. 1938 taxes and prior barred, not to be collected.
38. Attorney, H. Newman referred on request for refund on Hti.gh MacRae & Co.
39. Assessment fixed Pa?ent ordered on D. C. Mathew land.
40. InternationalPaper Co. released from penalty.
4cli Enunett Bellamy to submit form to place Gospel Light Mission on free tax list.
I 42. J. Hughes granted refund, Mrs. Neola Burnett granted abatement.
43. Tax collections regorted, Dr. J. B. Sidbury referred on re?ease from tax liens.
44. Lynn A, Batson and Chadbourn Hosiery Mills Inc. granted abatement. ,
4?5. W. B. Cole referred for abatement.
46. Caison Bros. granted request for retroactive assessment.
2 28 1949. 11 77
2 28 1949: 11 77
2 2$ 1949. 11 78
? 7
3 7
3 7
3 7
3 7
3 7
3 14
3 14
3 21
3 21
3 28
4 4
4 4
4 4
4 11
4 20
4 20
4 25
5 2
5 2
5 9
5 9
5 9
6 16
5 23
5 23
5 23
5 23
5 23
5 31
6 6
6 6
6 6
?i 13
6 20
6 20
6 27
7 5
7 5
7 5
7 5
7 11
7 11
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1.949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1?49
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
1949
11
ll
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
79
79
79
79
80
80
81
81
82
82
83
84
85
85
?7
87
88
89
90
91
91
92
92
93
94
94
94
95
95
97
98
99
99
100
102
103
103
Z04
10.4
104
105
105
105
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover County, N. C. _ MATTER: Tax Department -
Rec. u. s. County Indezea Since 1888 ? To IoCO?9 num?s? opl0 ot COTT A•2 TA? INDEX
eAr OFFICE ??'JG?{? An Identifying Trade Mark SURNAME INIiIAL TAB MILL E BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD tY OYIIEN 0. DUNN, NEN ?ERN, NORTN GROLINA
LNATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
l.. Adam Brown, Jimmie M. Kennedy, Gospel Light Mission and.Mrs. Fannie Cumbee abated.
2,. Motion fai?.ed on fixing 1949 tax rate.
3.. Ra1ph B. Langley granted abatement. .
4... W. K: Pennington and R. F. Lee granted abatement.
5. Tax Collector to advertise sale or land fior taxes.
6.. Tax collections reported, assessments complaints to be reviewed.
7.. Joseph P. Russ granted abatement.
8.. R. T. Wells granted abatement.
9, C. R. Morse re-elected Tax Collector.
l0. E. R. Pettet, Mrs. Lucile Winner and Carl Reynolds granted abatement.
11.. Mrs. Esther B. Hale request accepted on. Gospel Light Mission tax exemption.
12. Col. R. S. McClelland complaint referred on back taxes.
13. Tax Collector's request granted for tax abatement.
14.. Tax collections reported.
15. Rev. J. P. King heirs released from penalty, C. B. Farmele granted abatement.
16..Glenn Lucker, T. W. Lucker and H. H. Hutchinson granted abatement.
17. T. W. Tucker declined abatement.
18. Taxes cancelled under Lula B. Varzoal, C. F. Payne granted refund.
19. Miss Freddie Gregory granted refund.
20._.Tax collections reported, book presented, order signed.
21. Tax Attorney considered for tax cases, tax collections reported.
22. Mrs. C. E. Mallette granted abatement.
?.3. Mrs. J.Crossley, Jr. granted abatement, Gulf Oil Corp. granted abatement.
24. G. D. Humphrey, Attorney referred on separation under W. C. Hoas.
25. B. H. Marshall, Jr. of Housing Authority presented check for taxes.
26. Archie C. Blue, Ilermon H. Brindell, Letha B. Dixon., J. D. Harrison, C. F. Howell, Rev.
Harvey E. Johnson, Geo. Karas, Alma L?1cShore, Minnie Payne, John W. Sasser, Haro?d J.
Woolard, D. J. Herrin and N. H. Phillips. granted abatement and corrections.
27._Clyde Eby & Son, E. E. Grady, L. A. Kienzle, H. W. Love, S. A. Miller, F. S. Seay, Jr., '
D. B. Shumate, C. A. Smith and Church of God granted abatement and corrections.
28. Lewis Stein and Sally Shoe Salon referred for abatement.
29... A. G. Seitter, Joseph M. Newwirth and Henry P. Batton granted abatement.
30._ D. H. Crenshaw req?u.est referred for abatement, Wright Development Co. granted abatement.
31. Review request received on ,Iohanna E. Rehder, Ladies Benovelent Society exempted.
32. Taxes abated on C. W. Clark, J. F. Crossley, Jr. and 5ally Shoe Salon liable for taxes.
33..American Oil Co., James Feimster, S. Behrends and A. G. Stoutz granted abatement.
34. C. R. Clay referred for abatement, Safeway Transit Co. granted abatement.
35. J. L. Alderman granted abatement, C. M. Koker referre? for review.
36. William M. Mansfield granted abatement.
37. Farrar Transfer & Storage Co., Rev. E. L. Smith granted abatement.
38. Robert W. Waters, Agnes Varner and W. W. Jackson granted abatement.
39. J. L. Watters, Jr., James T. Clune, A. C. Gooden and Katie B. Hines granted abatement.
40. D. B. Shumate and John Smith granted abatement.
41. Tax collections reported.
42._ Clara Vann referred for reduction,tax audits referred to auditor.
43. N. M. McEachern request received for reduction.
7 11 1?49 11 106
7 20 1949 11 109
7 25 1949 11 110
8 1 I949. 11 111
8 1 1949 11 111
8 8 1949 11 112
8 1 1949 11 114
8 15 1949 11 114
8 22 1949 11 116
8 22 1949 11 116
8 22 1949 11 116
8 29 1949 11 117
8 29 1949 11 117
9 6 1949 11 119
9 6 1949 11 119
9 6 1949 11 119
9 12 1949 11 119
9 19 1949 11 121
9 26 1949 11 123
10 3 1949 11 124
10 3 1949 11 124
10 3 1949 11 124
10 10 1949 11 126
10 10 1949 11 126
10 10 1949 11 126
10 10 1949 11 127
10 17 1949 11 128
10 17 1949 11 128
10 24 1949 11 129
l0 ?4 1949 11 129
10 24 1949 11 129
10 24 1949 11 130
10 24 1949 11 130
10 24 1949 11 130
10 31 1949 11 131
11 7 1949 11 132
11 7 1949 11 133
11 7 1949 11 133
11 14 1949 11 135
11 21 1949 11 136
11 21 1949 11 136
ll 21 1949 11 136
11 21 1949 11 136
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover Coun#?, N. C.
¦cs. u. s. ? `?? Coun?y Indezee Si?ce 1888 ? io btoh aurms, open at
PAT oFVUe C..?l{7?.<Co?' An idrntifying Trade Mark SURIiA1NE INlTIAL TAY
NATURE OF PROCEEDlNGS
SUBlECT
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COT7 A-2 TAB INDEX
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SOLD tY ONEN C. pUNN, NEII {ERN,110RTH GROLINA
. DATE MINUTE BOOK
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1. W. P. Sprunt referred on tax release and payment. .; 11 28 1949.: 11 137
2. , Mrs. W. W. Holiday assessment complaint referred to Committee. : 11 28 1949.: 11 138 ?-
3. ; Taxes cancelled under Hannah Moore heirs, Attorney, R. I. Mintz re?erred for adjustment... 11 28 1949: 11 138 -.
4. . J. E. Mc?atty releas?d from penalty. .:. lI 28 1949.- 1I 138
5. „ Carolina Building and Loan Association granted abatement. , 11 28 1949. 11 138 .
6. L. J. White granted abatement, tax separated on W. ?. Sprunt land. , 12 5 1949.: 11 139 ,.
7. Tax fixed on City Lodge 343 Building Land. 12 5 1949 11 139 ,
8. Col. R. S. McClelland request received for adjustment on E. B. Bugg land. „ 12 12 1949. 11 140 .
9. Mrs. PPa_r1 L. Skipper declined back ?ax abatement, R. T. Horton granted abateznen?. I2 12 i?49 II I40
10. R. M. Giles granted abatement, H. S. McGirt & D. A. Herring appointed Assessors. . 12 12 1949 11 141
11. Tax collections reported. l2 12 1949 11 141
12. Willie Owen complaint referred on assessments. 12 19 1949 11 142
13. ?now White Laundry, Inc. granted abatement. _ 12 19 1949._ 11 142 „
14. John H. Fussell, Abraham McKnight granted abatement, Bishop C. McGrace referred. 12 19 1949. 11 143 .
15. Mrs. Jennie G. Hill granted abatement, W. P. Burkheimer, Attorney paid for settlement 12 28 1949. 11 143
on Fred Sawls, W. H. Batcher, J. S. Edgerton and C. C. Chadbourn properties & Land.
16. Benjamin Spencer granted abatement. 12 28 1949 11 144 „
17. Tax records corrected by assessing Samuel Hawes. 1 3 1950. 11 144
18. Raymond Maultsby, Roscoe Baldwin and Snow White Laundry granted abatement. . 1 3 1950, 11 144
19. Mrs. Sudie B. Freeman permitted tax payment, released from advertising payment. . 1 9 1950 11 145
20. Tax collections reported. . 1 9 1950 11 146
21. J. P. B?anton granted poll tax exemption, Willie McArthur granted abatement. 1 9 1950. 11 146
22. Annie Xanthos Tuttle declined abatement. .. 1 9 1950.. 11 146 .
23. Abatement -:-eferred on Mary Quinn heirs property. 1 16 1950 I1 148
24. Price Memorial Church Trustees declined abatement. 1 16 19?0 11. 148 .
25. Mary E. Daum granted abatement, Hebert Claridy & Dr. Ao McR. Crouch released from penalt?. 1 16 1950. 11 148 .
26. Attorney Sol. Steinberger referred for red u?tion on E. F. Courie land. 1 23 1950. 11 149 ..
27. J. P. Blar.?on exempted from tax payment. 1 23 1950 11 151
28. ?r,?alter Garne.r, R. F. Schulte, M. L. Barron and Robert Love granted abatement. 1 23 1950. 11. 151 ..
29. Time extended for tax returns, motion fai?.ed on checking tax listings. . 1 30 1950 11 153 .
30. Wilbur R. Corbett, Martha E. Cromartie, W. B. Creasy, Gair Woodland Corp., George Green, 1 30 1950 11 153
C. K. Hayes, Wade A. Herman, Delma C. Nelson, H. V. Ward and C. P. Yow granted abatem?nt,
31. Hugh MacRae & Co. referred on cancellation. 2 6 1950 11 153
32. No ?.ction taken, misunderstanding of adjustment between H. A. Penton and J. D. Savage. 2 6 1950 11 153
33. Tax collections reported. 2 6 1950 11 154
34. Rev. H. P. Kennedy referred for exemption, J. T. West granted refund. 2 6 1950 11 154
35. B'Nai Israel Congregation released from penalty. 2 6 1950 11 154
36. D. C. Adams and R. L. Fergus granted abatement. , 2 6 1950 11 154
37. Tax collector given City Dir?ctory 2 13 1950 11 156
38. Attorney fees referred in back tax case. 2 13 1950 11 15?
39. Mrs. Ellenor D. Rochelle, Cecil Robinson, Wm. Warren, Eby, Clyde & Sons, M. D. Bailey, 2 13 1950. 11 156
E. H. Cook, Edward Sidbury, M. B. Farmer, P. Sharpless heirs and E. R. Blackeslee
granted abatement and corrections.
40. C. E. Farrow, Sol Hewett, A. R. Crow, F. M. Culverhouse, R. L. Borkenhagen ?.nd 2 20 1950. 11 158
D'Lugin Bros. granted abatement and corrections.
41. W. F. Schell authorized abatement. 2 20 1950 11 158
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l.. A. A. Blake authorized refund for correction, Lula B. Verzaal authorized refund. . 2 28 1950 11 160
2... Parrish Bryant ?.nd James W. Tab? gran?ed al?atement, John L. Williams granted abatement. 2 28 1950 11 160
3.. N. L. George, C. E. Farrow, B. J. Warshaner granted abatement. 3 6 1950. 11 161
4.: J. H. Fussell ,permitted tax payment. 3 6 1950 11 161
5.. Assessments reduced under Elais F. Courie. 3 13 1950 11 163
6._ Rufus A. Bond complaint referred to assessors. . _ .. _ 3 13 1950 11 163
7... Tax collections reported. 3 13 1950 11 163
8.. Church of God i.n Christ property placed on free tax list. 3 13 1g50 11 163
9. Wallace Boyles and Mrs. Juliette Highsmith granted abatement. 3 13 1950 11 163
10. T. D. Piner, D. L. Malpass, J. C. Holdford & E. M. Lee, Eugene & Johnnie Williams and 3 13 1950 11 164
S. Behrends granted abatement.
11... Thomas M. Sellers, Mrs. Eliza M. Divine and Wachovia Rank & Trust Co. granted abatement. 3 20 1950 11 165
12.. Murray James referred for co?rection, tax cancelled, no refund granted for D. F. Bowen. 3 20 1950 11 165
13.. Quality Concrete Products Co. granted abatement. 3 27 1950 11 166
14.. Cancellation authorized on Malassie Green land. 3 27 1950 11 166
15... George Talman and Nathan 0. Reaves granted abatement. 3 27 1950 11 166
16.. Calculating MacY?ine approved for figuring taxes. 3 27 1950 11 1&b
17.. Dudley Humphrey referred for separation, 4 3 1950 11 167
18. First Christian Church Trustee declined abatement. 4 3 1950. 11 168
19._ Tax collections reported. 4 3 1950 11 168
20. Joseph Carter exempted from poll tax payment. 4 3 1950 11 168
21. Walter S. Hartman released from penalty, Le?.ri Sidbury granted abatement. 4 3 1950 11 169
22.. A. M. Warren granted abatement. 4 3 1950 11 169
23.. Ben M. Webb and Mrs. Emma G. Evans granted abatemento 4 17 1950 11 176
24.. Tax on land sale reported, referred to Tax Supervisor. 4 17 1950 11 176
25. Corrections authorized on W. P. Sprunt land. 4 17 1950 11 176
26... Dr. Sidney Allen released from penalty. 4 17 1950 11 176
27.._ L. B. Bass exempted from poll tax payment, C. E. Farrow granted abatement. 5 1 1950 11 182
28._ R. E. Sherrill granted refund. 5 1 1950 11 182
29, No action taken for compromise offered by J. N. Bryand. S 1 1950 11 183
30. Tax collections reported. 5 8 1950 11 185
31.. T. D. Piner and S. M. Horton granted abatement, 5 8 1950 11 185
32. Rev. Hugh P. Kennedy declined abatement, Perrin Williams granted abatement. 5 15 1950 11 186
33. Samuel C. ?ell granted abatement. 5 22 1950_. 11 187
34. J. N. Bryant check referred,on settlement of taxes. 5 29 1950 11 187
35. J. H. Cherry, J. B. Strauss, C. F. Howell and A. R. Phillips granted abatement, 5 29 1950 11 188
36. State Distributing Corp. referred for abatement. 5 29 1950 11 188
37. Tax collections reported. 6 5 1950 11 189
38. Elmer R. Pettet granted abatement, cancellation authorized under Mrs. M. A. McKoy. 6 5 195C 11 1$9
39._ J. W. Blanton, Wm. J. Gaylor and Inez B. Boyd granted abatement. 6 12 1950 11 190
40. T. R. Ames, Ed Jackson, M. G. Willard, K. C. Sidbury, H. V. Horton and R. E. Houghton 6 19 1'950 11 191
granted abatement, Norman Dail referred on abatement, Lena Chason referred on separation.
41. Miss Nell A. Dooley and Paul J. Baschon, Jr. granted abatement. 6 26 1950 11 192
42. P. Q. Moore heirs, W. W. All and Cyrus C. Dawson granted abatement. 7 3 1950 11 193
43. Consideration taken on Wilmington Journal request to advertise taxes. 7 3 1950 11 193
44. St. Marks Episcopal Church, John H. Fussell and W. B. Creasy granted abatement. 7 17 1950 11 196
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month I Day I Year Vol. I Page
1. Tax listers for 1905 appointed: 04 03 1905 7 22
Cape Fear: R. N. Sweet Masonboro: D. J. Fergus
Federal Point: J. A. Biddle Wilmington: W. A. Williams
Harnett: J. D. Woody
2. Reports received from various Townships list takers. 07 10 19Q5 7 35
3. Application of H. D. Stanland referred to tax lister for 1904. 11 06 1905 7 41
4. No applications for tax listers in several Townships is matter deferred. 04 02 1906 7 51
5. Tax listers appointed and salaires set: 04 03 1906 7 51
Gape Fear: J. H. Johnston Federal Point: J. A.Biddle
Harnett: J. D. Woody Masonboro: B. L. Mon?ford
Wilmington: W. A. Williams
6. Returns presented by Cape Fear and Harnett Townships, and listers in Federal Point and Masonboro 07 09 1906 7 59
given more time.
7. List takers appointed: 04 O1 1907 7 84
Wilmington:. T. 0. Bunting Harnett: John D. Woody
Masonboro: B.S. Montford Federal Point: John A. Biddle
Cape Fear: J. Herbert Johnson
Compensation for list takers same as last year.
8. Tax lister J. H. Johnson corrected listing of Isaac Bryant to read hog, not dog. 12 02 1907 7 114
9. Tax listers for 1908: 04 06 1908 7 129
Wilmington: T. 0. Bunting Cape Fear: J. H. Johnston
Harnett: Garrett Walker Masonboro: B. S. Montford
Federal Point: J. A. Biddle
10. List of tax listers who turned in lists taken for respective Townships. 07 06 1908 7 137
11. Tax listers appointed at same salary as last year. 04 05 1909 7 174
Wilmington: T. 0. Bunting Cape Fear: R. N. Sweet
Harnett: Garrett Walker Masonboro: Henry Horne
Federal Point: Melvin Horne
12. T. 0. Bunting to take delinquent tax list for all Townships. 07 06 1909 7 179
13. Tax return received from tax lister R.N. Sweet. 07 06 1909 7 179
14. List takers for 1910: 04 04 1910 7 193
Wilmington: T. 0. Bunting Cape Fear: J. Herbert Johnston
Harnett: Garrett Walker Federal Point: Henry Taylor
Masonboro: Henry Horne
15. Henry Taylor declined to serve as tax lister and Melvin Horne appointed in his place. 05 02 1910 7 195
16. Returns of property listed by list takers accepted by Board. 07 11 1910 7 197
17. Tax lister Bunting reported he did not have his books ready. 08 OS 1912 7 255
18. Tax listers appointed: 04 07 1913 7 288
Wilmington: T. 0. Bunting and Paul Cantwell Harnett: M. E.Graham and J. A. Montgomery
Cape Fear: J. Herbert Johnston Masonboro: John H. Hollis
Federal Point: S. L. Keyes
19. A. B. Sandlin appointed tax lister for Harnett in place of M. E. Graham. 04 23 1913 7 288
20. H. R. Arken appointed tax lister in place of Paul Cantwell. 05 O1 1913 7 289
21. Office hours set for tax listers of Wilmington. OS 05 1913 7 295
22. Edward Ahrens and D. L. Gore appointed additional tax listers for Wilmington. 05 29 1913 7 ?95
23. Messrs. Ahrens and +=Qore to examine all City property on newly improved streets and increase ass essments 05 29 1913 7 295
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l. .Mattie Thornton released. from penalty. . 7
2. James N. Nesbitt granted abatement. . . 7
3. ,.Tax assessing appropriations apprcived. . . 7
4. .Tax Collecto? ta advertise land sale for taxes. ., 7
5. C. N. Phillips granted abatement. . . 7
6. Tax collections reported. . _ 8
7. R. T. Webster granted abatement. . 8
8. FreeWill Baptist Church, Thomas R. Ames, Moore-Fonveille Realty Co., Independent Ice Co.,. . 8
S. Bohrends and George W. Saunders grante d abatement. .
9. Abatement and coxrections authorized, Meares Harriss taxes abated. 8
10. Miss Mary L. Boney released from penalty, Leon R. Hewlett granted Red Book value. 8
11. Winter Park Civic Club, Charles M. Rivenbark, W. A. Moore, Bertha Wilson, J. P. Newton 8
Machinery, Wilbur R. Corbett and R. G. Williams granted abatement. ?
12. .Mrs. J. T. Carroll granted abatement. 8
13. La Fayette Best, M. A. Sly and A. H. McIntire granted abatement. 9
14. .Tax collections reported. 9
15. Tax Collector letter reterred on non settlement by Attorney W. P. Berkhimer. 9
16. Clearing of taxes and cancellation by abatement authorized. . . 9
17. Tax Collectors gr?.nted extra Clerk. 9
18. M. C. Mclver referred on applying taxes to tax sale. . 9
19. Willetts Realty Co., L. D. & E. R. Blake and D:?. J. B. Sidbury granted abatement. ?
20. C. E. Gregg released from penalty, T. H. Wright, Jr. and American Bakeries abated. 9
21. Tax Collector made ?eport of tax settlements. , _10
22. Sol. Stienberger referred on transfer of payment on Alexander Berry. 10
23. Tax book presented, deadline set for unlisted taxes without penalty. 10
24. Murrary James request for abatement pending with Committee. 10
25. Carrie Ballard granted refund, A. B. Flc?wers, Vernon H. Brindell, Mrs. D. S. Ramseur, A. ,
C. King, Mrs. I. W. I?arrellson, Ottie T. Piner and Richard Maude granted abatement. 10
26. Mrs. Emile B. McEachern referred for reduction, C. W. Fulford referred for reduction. 10
27. Tax Collector to accept settZernents on R. B. Freeman heirs. 10
28. Tax collections reported. 10
29. J. C. Hayes permitted to list taxes with auditor. 10
30. Arkansas Fuel Oil Co. authorized abatement for correction. 10
31. R. 3. White, Mrs. W. M. Peck, Louis Gostses, Mrs. ?tose A, Picot, A11en L. Brown, Mrs. E. _10
G. Patterson, George L. Peschan, Railway Express Agency and Mrs. K. Vollers abated.
32. Reduction referred on George & W. T. Crawford. 10
33. W. 0. Green, R. B. Howard, L. Y. Styne heirs, Taubman's Inc., ??q??ore Inc. Co. and M. G. 10
Von Olsen granted abatement for correction.
34. Hugh MacRae granted abatement. .10
35. County Attorney recommendatio n accepted, taxes not zelinquished under A. Jac?son. 10
36. Mrs. Ellen Sellers, Ida B. Abernathy, H. M. Leneave, John Smith and Annie M. Swett abated .l0
37. Deed on sale of Merritt land for taxes referred to Tax Collector. 10
38. J. W. Lamberson allowed tax payment, aba?ement referred on Champion Dist. Co. 11
39. Mrs. B. B. Washburn granted aba?ement, Walter H. Cooper granted abatement. 11
40. ,J. T. Lee to appear on abatement request. 11
41. Tax Collector to secure listing of land under Ci?anipion Distributing Co. 11
17 1950.. 11 196 ,.
24 1950.. 11 198 :
25 1950,. 11 198
31 1950.. 11 199 :.
31 1950.. 11 199
7 1950'.. 11 201
7 1950. 11 201 .
14 1950.. 11 202 ,.
21 1950_ 11 20?+
21 1950 11 204 _
21 1950 11 204
28 1950 11 206
5 1950. 11 206
5 1950 11 207
11 1950 11 208
11 1950 11 208 ..
11 1950,. 11 208
18 1950. 11 210
18 1950 11 210
25 1950 11 21]_
2 1950. 11 213
2 1950 11 213
2 1950 11 213
2 1950 11 214
2 1950 11 214
9 1950 11 215
9 1950 11 215
16 1950 11 217
16 1950 11 217
16 1950 11 217
16 1950. 11 217
?6 1950 11 217
23 1950 ll 218 ,
23 1950 11 219
23 1950 11 219
30 1950.. 11 219
30 1950. 11 220
6 1950 11 221
6 1950 11 221
6 1950. 11 221
13 1950 11 222
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1. 1944-50 taxes cancelled on Masonboro. : 11 13 1950. 11 223
.2.;, H. F, Heinbocker, A. A. Johnson and Albert B. Gore granted abatement. . 11 13 1950 11 223 .
3.._ W. F. Shue released from tax payment. 11 13 1950 . 11 223..
4.:: Harvey H. Jones granted abatement. .. 11 20 1950.. 11 224
5.?_ G. D. Humphrey referred for separation on M. Freeland land. 11 20=_ ?950. 11 224
6..: J. W. Covil granted abatement. 11 27 1950 11 226
7... C. S. Andrews, E. L. ?Iobbs, F. D. Steljes and Mrs. Maggie M. Hill granted abatement. 12 4 195(? 11 228
8.__ Tax collections reported. 12 4 1950 11 228
9. D. A. Lockfaw granted refund, D. & E. Used Car Exchange released from penalty. 12 11 1950 11 230
,10.. George Canady referred for abatement. 12 27 1950 11 2?1
11. Tax collections reported. 12 27 1950 11 231.
12._. St. Phillips AME Church referred for abatement. 12 27 1950 11 ?31
13. H. McGirt and D. A. Herring named Tax Assesso?s. 12 27 1950 11 231
14.. George B. Canady released from penalty, D. Humphrey granted abatement on Graystone land.. 1 8 L951 11 232
15. First Christian Church, Robert As Burns, Glenn M. Tucker, J. F. Hewett, C. A. Rackley, 1 8 1951 11 233
. Y. S. Williams and William H. Hill granted abatement.
16... Tax bill referred for study. _ 1 8 1951 , 11 233
17._, Leon L. Croom, Richard Bassenger and Wi?:.liam H. Hill granted abatement. 1 15 1951 11 234
l8. Action continued on abatement for G. C. McKeithan. 1 15 1951 11 234
?9.. Bids authorized for tax equipment. . 1 ,22 1951 10 235
?-20. Burt Paper Box Co. granted abatement, B. F. Ozment granted abatement. 1 .22 1951 11 235
?l. T. F. Applewhite granted abatement. 1 ,22 1951 11 236
22. Two tax bills submitted on tax suit, continued. 1 29 1951 11 236
23. Taxes cancelled again.st Lake Forest Land u?.der John D. Bellamy. 1 29 1951 11 236
24. E. L. White, M. G. Futch, Robert Love and Ernest Station ?ranted abatement. 1 29 1951 11 237
25._ Two tax bills referred to City-County Attorneys. 2 5 1951 11 238
26.. Fred Moore g?anted refund, Lucian Cameron, Malcolm Hall and Walter Weems abated. 2 5 1951 11 239
27._ Tax Collectors to discontinue method of fili.n? suits. 2 12 1951 11 240
28. Percy C. Rann exempted from poll tax payment, John Hall referred for refund. 2 12 1951 11 240
29. Tax collections reported. 2 12 1951_ 11 240
30. B. Norris, T. R. Ames, Wm. W. Holt, Benjamin May and E< M. Bame granted abatement. 2 12 1951 11 240
31.. Robert A. Hahn granted abatement. 2 L2 1951 11 240
32.., Servicemen to be exempted from poll taxes. 2 12 1951 11 241
33. A. DeLugin declined abatement, D. L. Fau1k and Carl N. ,Tenne granted abatement. 2 19 1951 11 241
34. Charley E. Dillion referred for abatement, L. C. French received no action on abatement. 2 19 1951 11 241
?35.. Bi11 approved on tax enforcements and barring of tax liens. 2 19 1951 11 241
36. County Attorney ruled no legal right for refund to John Hall. 2 19 1951 11 241
37. Paul Webb released from poll tax payment, James B. Mintz granted refund. 2 26 1951 11 243
38. Charles E. Dillion, William Ather and Mrs. L. B. King granted abatement. 2 26 1951. 11 243
39. East Wilmington Baptist Church granted abatement, Hugh Batson and John L. Palmer abated. 3 5 1951 11 245
40.. L. C. French released from penalty. 3 5 1951 . 11 246
41. Penalty abated under Herbert M. Senna, R. E. Veter granted abatement. 3 12 1951 11 247
42. FreeWill Baptist Church, Frank Jones heirs, Charles H. Thompson and E. L. Rogers abated. 3 12 1951 11 247
43. .Joseph Reddon released from penalty, B. N. Burleyson granted refund. 3 19 1951 .11 249
44. Trinty Methodist Church granted abatement. 3 19 1951 . 11 249
45. R. M. Bryan granted abatement. 3 Z6 1951 11 250
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l. _C. D. Hogue, granted abatement and cancella?ion on tax against Hugh MacRae & Co. , 4 2 1951 11 251,
2. Tax collections reported. „ 4 9 1951, 11 253.,
3. Gl?nora Hawkins granted abatement. . 4 16 1951, 11 254,
4. .Mamie Smith and H. F. Hall granted abatement. ,. 4 23 1951__ 11 255_.
5. Leroy Alderman exempted from poll tax payment. „ 4 23 1951 11 255..
6. ..No legal right tQ referred Schedule B taxes.. to VFW, County Attorney reported. .. 4 30 1951„ 11 255.
7. Atlantic View placed on ?ax books for tax collection. 4 30 1951 11 257
8. Seventh Day Advent Church Conference granted abatement. ._ 4 30 1951 11 257
9. Kirby Sidbury lettered, referred for refund. 5 14 I95I II 26(?
10. Ed Hall heirs granted ref?und, J. C. McCarteny and J. L. Palmer granted ?.batement. S 14 195I 11 260
11. And-r-ew Moore, Greek Orthodex Church, D. & E. Use?. Car Exchange and H. E. King abated. 5 14 1951 11 260
12. Kid Ellis exempted from poll tax payment. 5 28 1951 11 262_
13, Eugene Windham request continued on reduction. 5 28 195I 11 263._
14, Schedule B Taxes levied against busines? trades, etc. 6 4 1951. 11 263.,
15. Tax Collections reported. 6 4 1951 11 264
16. Camp Manufacturing Co. referred for redtzction. 6 4 1951 11 264
17. J. L. King, Jr. granted abatement. 6 4 1951 11 264.
18. Mrs. F. L. Van Atta excused from tax listings. . 6 11 1951 11 264,
19. Harold 0. Arthur released from tax payment, R. C. Murray granted abatement. 6 11 1951. 11 264
20. Mrs. Hugh W. Stewart referred for abatement, Mrs. T. Paush and R. C. Payne abated. 6 18 1951, 11 265_
21. Abatement referred on W. L. Schutt Lot. 6 25 1951 11 266
22. _E. T. Lo?ry granted abatement. . 6 25 1951 11 267
23. L. W. Moore, Trustee granted abatement. ._ 7 2 1951. 11 267..
24. John Gore property taxes coritinued for investigation. 7 9 1951 11 269,
25. Tax collections repor?ed. 7 9 1951 11 269_
26. Addie Cobia granted refund. 7 16 1951_. 11 270„
27. _St. Andrews-Cov. Church declined abatement. 7 23 1951 11 273
28. Settlement authorized on John Gore Building. 7 23 1951 11 273
29. _Tax Collector to advertise sale of land for taxes. 7 30 1951. 11 274_
30. C. R. Morse re-elected Tax ?ollector. 7 30 195I, 11 274.
31. Clarence Danner granted abatement. 7 30 1951, 11 274.
32. St. Andrews-Cov Church Trust?e granted abatement, T. D. Perritte granted abatement. 7 30 1951 11 275
33. Robert V. Rogers declined abatement, K. W. Jewe1l, Jr. and P. E. Sherrill abated. 7 30 1951 11 275
3?. Di?ision approved for Diocese E. Garolina Trustees. ? 7 30 1951. 11 275.
35. Tax collections reported. 8 6 1951 11 277_
36. Howard A. Hanby referred on cancellation. .. 8 6 1951 11 278
37. Frances E. Stanley, W. B. Richardson and Raymond D. Christman granted abatement. 8 13 1951. 11 279..
38. Motion carried for statement on tax values of property. 8 20 1951. 11 281
39. Mrs. Eula M& Melvin Midgett granted abatement. . 8 20 1951. 11 281
40. Attorney R. I. Mintz granted abatement on Post American Legion under T. J. Bullock. 8 20 1951. 11 281
41. George Devane declined abatement, W. :??. Harwell approved for abatement. 8 20 1951.. 11 282
42. Tax Clerk services continued. 8 27 1951 11 283
43. Adjustment referred on Golden Lyre Lodge and Free Love Lodge property. 9 4 1951 11 284.
44. No ?.ction taken on Golden Lyre and Free Love Lodge Taxes. . 9 10 1951. 11 286
45. Tax collections reported. . 9 10 1951 11 286,
46. L. S. Snipes and Emmett Fi. Bellamy granted abatement. 9 10 1951 11 287
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l.:; Charles F. Jones granted abatement. , 9 24 1951 11 289 .
2.: Tax and back tax collectors to attencl Tax Collector's Meeting. . 9 24 1951. 11 289_.
3.. Tax collections reported, book presented to auditor, deadline set for taxes. , 10 1 1951 11 290
4.;: Mrs. H. L. Blankhead offer declined tax assessment on Wilmington Beach Lot. 10 1 1951.. 11 290..
S?: G. C. Mclntire, Attorney to attend meeting on claim in Lizzie W. Merrick tax suit. 10 1 1951 11 290 .
6.. Charles F. Jones, R. R. Driggers, Mrs. W. L. Jackson, John L. LeGwin, C. W. Colkitt, 10 8 1951 . 11 291 .
Vernon R. Stone, W. R.. Rogers, J. M. Boylan, M. B. Barefoot, H. F. Lindner, P. T. Turner,
G. R. McKenzie and J. & L. Transport granted abatement and correction.
_7... G. C. Mclntire referred on tax claim. 10 8 1951 11 291
8. Tax callections reported. 10 8 1951 11 292
9, G. C. Mclntire authorized payment for back tax claim. 10 15 1951 11 293
10.. Questions raised on accumulation of back taxes. 10 15 1951 11 293
11.. Wilmington Lodge 343 referred on taxes abatement, Mark J. Newwirth granted abatement. 10 15 1951 11 293
12... J. R. Hobbs, Albert E. Baker granted abatement, Atlantic Coastline RR referred. 10 15 1951 11 293
13. Abatement ordered on Rev. Thomas J. Roche car. 10 15 1951 11 293
14. St. Andrews-Covenant Church granted abatement. 10 15 1951 11 294
15. No action taken on Mrs. Nellie D. Lane request for reduction. 10 22 1951 11 296
1F?.. Mrs. F. D. Porsson, Wilmington Presbytery, Arkansas Fuel Oil Co., W. H. Guy, Jr., Judge 10 22 1951. 11 296
John J. Burney and Mrs. Mary Kotter granted abatemeazt.
17. Wilmington Productive Credit, James B.?ackledge heirs, G. R. McKenzie and G. D. Rabon 10 22 1951; 11 298
granted abatement.
18. James C. Jordon exempt.ed from pull tax pay?.nent, Ho..sing Authority granted aba?ement. 11 ? 1951 11 299
19._. Mrs. Katherine E. Vollers authorized abatement, Attorney Alan Marshall referred. 11 5 1951 11 300
20... Tax collections reported. 11 5 1951 11 300
21.._ J. S. Williams heirs, T. N. Snow and Fred B. Gram, Trustee granted abatement. 11 12 1951 11 301
_22.. Carolina Beach requested to abate W. E. Powell, Jr. taxes. 11 12 1951 11 301
23. Mrs. Katherine E. V?llers granted abatement, _ 11 12 1951 11 301
24. Tax audit report referred to Auditor. 11 19 1951 11 302
25.. Colo. Village Mothers Club referred for abatement. 11 19 1951 11 302
26.,, Lloyd M. Smith, Carolin,a Bingo, S. F. Saunders, Wilmington Paper Stock Co. abated. 11 19 1951 11 302
27... W. E. Powell, Jr. recommended for abatement by Carolina Beach. 11 19 1951 11 302
28,, Reductions made retroactive on Mrs. Ne11 D. Lane property. 11 26 1951 11 304
29. J. E. L. Wade and W. P. Troutman granted abatement on ?lilmington Lodge 343. 11 26 1951 11 304
30.. Wright DevelQpment Co. granted abatement. 11 26 1951 11 304
31. Tax collections reported. 12 3 1951 11 306
32.. A. N. Shew granted abatement, W. M. King declined abatement. 12 3 1951 11 306
33.. Abatement, not refund, recornmended for Alton A. zennon. 12 3 1951 11 306
34.. Geldert Evans, A. M. Blake, Annie M. Hardwick and ll. & E. Used Car Exchange abated. 12 10 1951 11 307
35.. H. S. McGirt and D!. A. Herring appointed Assessors. 12 17 1951 11 308
36. East Carolina Diocese, Emmenual Foster, Thomas Landen and J. W. Reaves granted abatement, 12 17 1951 11 308
37 E. B. Bugg request reduction, W. ?eapanis, J. M. Chason and L. P. Duls granted abatement. 12 31 1951. 11 309
?.38. : R. F. Lee, Robert C. Pennington, Ellen Kure and Rudolph Koniz granted abatement. 1 7 1952 11 310
39. F. L. Ludwig to furnish written ststement for abatement. 1 7 1952 11 310
40. , W. E. Free, Wm. C. Evans and Dr. W. Y. Wilson granted abatement. 1 14 1952 11 311
41. , Amos Hughes rel.eased from penalty, Florence Shepard penalty abated. 1 14 t952; 11 311
42. . Edwain Yopp referred for abatement, John Konetes granted abatement. 1 21 1952 11 312
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aa?. u. s. County lndezes Since 186B ? To IotWf ?o?n?s? op?n Ot
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COTT A-2 TAB INDEX
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DATE MINUTE BqOK
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I. , Ester Mae Sanders, J. T. Pearson, J. C. Pittman, W. J. Fauntain and C. L. Bethea abated...
2. „ Tax collections reported. .
3. S. D. Stanland declined released from taxes.
4. . R. A. Shew request received for review, Louise R. Willis granted abatement. ..
5. John & Edner Wovlerton and James G. Henderson granted abatement. .,
6. : William L. Robinson granted abatement, abatement approved on E. C. Sneed taxes.
7. No action taken on M. L. Harris request for abatement.
8. L, D. Beach exempted from poll tax payment.
9. Statement of correction granted on G. P. King taxes.
10. ? Tax collections reported.
11. George Cromartie granted abatement, Wilmi?gton Linen Co. released from penalty.
12. Rudolph Phillips, Pentecostal Church and Tate Faircloth granted abatement.
13. Charles F. Jones declined abatement, Monore George and B. Benton gran?ed abatement.
14. E. M. Bame granted abatement.
15. Willi? Shuford granted abatement.
16. Wardens & Vesly Church, E. W. Bame, G. I. Saunders and R. A. Turlington abated.
17. Committee recommendation adopted, Gospel Light Mission Trustee placed on free list.
18. Barefoot Iron Works, J. S. Harriss, R. W. Leonard and C. S. Lewis gran.ted abatement.
19. , Tax collections reported.
20. Hillward Homes Co. and R. A. Lurington granted abatement.
21. Eugene Marks granted abatement.
22. Mrs. Mary C. Adams granted abatement.
23. Cape Fear Country Club granted abatement.
24. J. T. Lee declined abatement, Richard Walker, Sam Spach, L. B. Bornemann, Ed Jac?son .
and R. E. Williams granted abatement.
25. Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. assessments reduced, refund ordered.
26. Tax collections reported.
27. Vera Pigford granted abatement.
28. W. B. Richardson and Moore-Fonvielle Realty granted abatement.
29. Mrs. E. J. Schadt continued on cancellation, Thomas B. White gr?:nted abatement.
30. Reduction and abatement ordered on W. B. LenrLon prop??rty, R. ??. Lewis granted abatement...
31. , H. L. Davis request received for review, Edwin N. Small, Jr. granted abater?.ent.
32. Tax collections reported.
33. W. Eugene Edwards, Cleveland Morris and D?,aight M. Peay granted abatement.
34. Col. R, 5. McClelland request received for abatement, W. R. Baker granted abatement.
35. Robert E. Bell, T. R. Ames, Jr. and J. R. Fryor, Jr, granted abatement. ,
36. Ace Hose & Rubber Co. approved payment for tax office floor mats & freight.
37. Tax collections regorted.
38. Nellie Howard granted abatement.
39. G. C. Bordeaux request received on reduction. ,
40. Tax Collector to abate taxes against Colonial Appliances Inc.
41. Brigade Boys C?.ub granted abatement.
42. Frederick L. Baskus and Booker Waller granted abatement?
43. Abatement and assessment ordered on Mrs. Mary H. Baker.
44. Motion carried for tax office to continue same operation, subject to salary adjustments.
45. No further action taken to abalish back tax oftice.
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1 28 1952.. 11 313 ,
1 28 1952., 11 313 .
1 28 1952.. 11 313 ..
1 28 1952:. 11 313 ..
2 4 1952 11 315
2 4 1952 11 315
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5 12 1952, 11 336
5 12 1952 11 336
5 19 1952.. 11 336
5 26 1952 11 338
S 26 1952 11 33$
6 2 1952 11 339
6 2 1952 11 339
6 9 1952 ; 11 340
6 23 1952 11 344
6 23 1952. 11 344
6 23 1952 11 344
7 7 1952 11 347 ,
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7 21 1952 11 351
7 21 1952. 11 351
7 21 1952 11 351
7 21 1952 ; 11 352
7 21 1952 11 35?_
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l,; Tax Collector to advertise sale.of land for taxes. i
2;, Division authorized on St. James Church property. 7
3?: Guy A. Benton and J. B. Griffith heirs granted abatement. .: 7
4„ Assessments reduced on George Gornte, Jr. house. ?, 7
5.; Isaac Wright, Morriss Zaframi, Bill Woodward, Albert Rhodes and D. C. Roane abated. E
6.. C. W. Earp and Major Ray M. Burrill granted abatement. ?
7.; L. A. Lewis, Advent Christian Church, J. F. Zellers, John T. Thompson, granted abatement. 8
.8.. Miss Eliza A. Collins declined refund. 8
9,. G. W. Grady and C. B. Parmele heirs granted abatement. 8
10. Tax collections reported. 8
11. I. B. Andrews heirs request received for abatement. 8
12.. W. B. Harriss and R. D. Worthington referred for abatement. 8
13.. Funds appropriated for tax offi?e machines. 8
14.. Wallace Murchison referred on reduction on Alexander Sprunt & Sons property. 9
15., Tax collections reported. 9
16.. Mrs. Fannie G. Taylor granted abatement. 9
17. Abatement referred on Charles L. Bryant, cancellation authorized for Margaret V. Cro?ly.. 9
18,. Lloyd D. Walton exempted from poll tax payment. 9
19.. St. James Wordens and Vesper referred for free taxes. 9
20. Edward Lee declined refund, Athalia Williams granted abatement. 9
21. Grace M& C. White granted abatement. 9
22.. Tax collections reported, books presented to auditor, deadline set for unlisted taxes. 10
23.. J. A. Hewett referred fo.r reduction, County Attorney S? Auditor to attend Supervisior's 10
meeting.
24.. Back taxes cancelled under Flag W. Williams property. 10
25. Wm. H. Guy, Jr., 0. 0. Whitlock, S. C. Chin.nis, Jr., G. E. Hodnett, A. Hughes and Mabel 10
. C. Cooper granted abatement.
26.. W. E. Powell recommended for abatement. 10
27.. W. H. Stanley, W. A. Fonveille, Jr., Mary M Max4ue11, Al1en Welson, Daisy T. Sternberger, 10
James C. Friendly, James C. Lewis, Audrey B. Daniels, Children Shop, A. G. King, John
. C. Norton, Jr., Eddie B.Johnson, Jr., Reba.J. McCarty, Thomas W. Perry, Thomas J. Bylter,
, Jr., Roy Brown, McMillan Antley, Arkansas Fuel Oil Co., J. H. Tinga, Johnnie M. Bryant
. and Wilmington Presbyteri?Trustees granted abatemei?t for correction.
28. Refund authorized to D. W. Hewett, written statement authorized from taxpayers on lis?ing.10
29.., W. D. Rugh, G. R. Christian, Ralph Hattoway, J. H. LeGwin, Babcock & Wilco? Co., James 10
, P. Herring, T. G. Empie, Finn Corbett, R. B. Page, Jr., Wm. I. Corbett, R. Mayne T.
Albright and Wilmington Lodge 343 granted abatement for correction.
28 1952 ; 11 355
28 1952. 11 356
28 1952.. 11 356
31 1952.. 11 356
4 1952._ 11 357
11 1952 11 358
18 1952 11 359
18 1952 11 359
25 1952 11 360
25 1952 11 360
25 1952 11 360
25 1952 11 360
25 1952 11 361
3 1952 11 362
3 1952 11 362
3 1952 11 362
3 1952 11 363
22 1952 11 366
22 1952 11 366
29 1952 11 367
29 1952 11 368
6 1952 11 370
6 1952 11 ?71
13 1952 11 371
13 1952 11 371
20 1952 11 372
20 1952 11 373
27 1952 11 374
27 1952 11 374
30.. No action taken on J. D. Beatty abatement. 10 27 1952 11 375
31r, Marsder Bellamy, W..M. Hew3ett, N. I. Foy, Marx J. Nuwirth, Hughes Bros, Inc., N. C.
Magunson, C. I. Embry, R. H. Wilson, W. J. Taylor and C. W. Henley granted abatement. l?
32?. Tax collections reported. 11
33,: County reserve right to deduct on off s et taxes. 11
34,, C. E. Ballard request reduction, A. P. Bland referred for adjustment. 11
35?. George S. Jackson, C. W. Boyette, C. A. Rockley, L. 5. Small, J. P. New.ton, C. W, 11
Johnson and Lucille N. Cruise, E. C. 0' Connor, Katie M. Flowers, W. M. Edwards, Ruth C. ?. ..
.,. Walthers, A. E. Ha?es and Brigade Boys Club granted abatement for correction.
3 1952 11 376
10 1952 11 377
10 1952 11 377
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l. Wrightsville Beach Baptist Church granted abatement. _ 11 10 1952. 11 378
2. .William Fennell and Gethro Parker granted abatement. , 11 17 1952_, 11 378 .,
3. ..May Highsmith declined abatement, Lloyd M. Smith requested abatement. .. 11 17 1952_, 11 379 .;
4. Lela Johnson, Lewis Tindall heirs, George A. Libon,_R. I. Williams, L. Y. Willetts abated. 11 24 1952 11 380
5. Ann & Arthur Smith referred for redeem of land sold for taxes. . 11 24 1952, 11 380 y
6. Tax collect?ons reported. , 11 24 1952: 11 381
7. Tax collections reported. .. 12 1 1952 11 382
8. Re-assessments requirements urged postponem?nt by County Attorney. 12 1 1952 11 382
9. A. F. Grimstead, Jr. granted abatement. 12 1 1952_ Il ? 382
10. R. T. Horton named Tax Supervisor. _, 12 1 1952 11 383
11. _Tax collections reported. 12 1 1952 11 383
12. B. G. Daughtry declined abatement, Lottie M. Fulford and L. G. Walton granted abatement. 12 1 1952., 11 383 .
13. D. C. Ellers, Leslie D. Wade, Sue C. Bellamy, Fred D. Williams & W. M. Hill abated. 12 1 1952 11 383 ..
14. W. M. Morgan heirs requested abatement. . 12 15 1952_ 11 385
15. Correction of tax errors referred to Tax Supervisor. 12 22 1952 11 387 „
16. .W. M. Morgan granted abatement. 12 22 1952 11 387 _
17. J. B. Riley granted abatement. 12 29 1952, 11 388
18. Tax r?ssessors pay discussed, no action taken. . 12 29 ]_952_ 11 388 ,
19. Tax collections reported. 1 S 1953
20. FreeWill Gospel Mission Trustee granted free tax, abatement declined. 1 5 1953, 11 390 „
21. A. B. Grimsley declined abatement. 1 S 1953 11 390
22. Caro?.ina Power & Light Co. granted extent???n on listing tax. . 1 12 1953 11 391
23. Tax Supervisor reported of tax Supervisor's session. 1 19 1953 11 393
24. No action ?aken on J. N. Bryant abatements. 1 26 1953 11 395
25. Tax judgment referred on Dan Quinlivan property. 1 26 1953„ 11 395
26. R. S. Harrell and H. E. Duke, Jr, granted abatement. 1 26 1953 11 395
27. V. A. Stefano taxes cancelled. 1 26 1953. 11 395
28. .US Housing Authority approved for abatement. 1 26 1953 11 395
29. R. A. Shew requested listing taxes for Royal & Fleming. 2 2 1953 11 396
30. ?ction adopted t? t?xrn over unlisted taxes to Grand Jury. 2 2 1953 11 396
31. Tax Collector to give refund to R. J. Yow. 2 2 1953 11 397
32. Tax collections reported. 2 9 1953 11 399
33. Statement received from Tax Collector on A?torneys fees. 2 16 1953 11 401
34. Andrew Howard, Bets?r Ebron heirs, G. C. Holmes Commissioner, Sarah Smith & Annie E. 2 16 1953. 11 401
Simmins granted abatement for correction.
35. Letter receit_Ted on back tax collections, tax bill to be prepared. 3 2 1953. 11 404
36. Letter from Veteran Homes Inc received for tax refund. 3 2 1953., lI 405
37. Letter ?rom Attorney I. C. Wright received, no action on cancellation. 3 2 1953 11 405
? 38. Assessment complaint received from E. P. Blanchard, Jr. 3 2 1953. 11 405
39. Charles G. Fadely and L. E. Hudgins granted abatem?nt,. 3 2 1953 11 405
40. R. B. Freeman heirs referred on abatement, R. S. Harrell granted refund. 3 2 1953 11 405 .
? 41. Tax collections reported. .. 3 9 1953 11 407
42. Personal property above exemption addeci to non-residents tax list. 3 9 1953 11 407
43. Attention brought to Star-News on 1952 tax returns. 3 9 1953. 11 407 .
44. Motion carried to investigate?Star-News property taxes. 3 9 1953 11 407 .
45. Increase reported in real estate tax values. . 3 16 1953 11 409
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fo loca?a nam?s, o COTi A•2 TAB INDEX
nec. u. s. County Indexee Since 1888 ? ?Nq af
eer OFFtCE L.?i??? An fdenHfying Trade Marlc SURNAME INITIAL TAB FII?C E BY iHE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLC iY OWEN i. YUNN, NE11 tERM, NORTtl GROLINA
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
l, Tax matter of disposing City/County lots advised by County Attorney to be handled by
suits.
.2.; Tax collections reported.
.3,, Abatements for correction of errors referred to Chairman and Auditor.
4., Tax collections reported>
5.: Abatement referreci on Lloyd M. Smith.
6... Tax collections reported.
7.. R. A. Shew and Ma.rjorite M. Godley continued on abatement for correction.
8. W. J. Langley, Annie E. Simmons and W. H. Phillips granted abatement.
9. James Hayes exempted from poll tax payment.
10. Motion. carried on tax foreclosures of property.
11.. Check accepted from State Farm Census for tax listers.
12.. Reduction granted on request of Veteran Homes Inc. & Lake Forest residents.
13K. B. H. Budgers requested reduction, New Hanover Broadcasting declined reduction.
14... Mrs. Jane Ankers ?declined reduction, Edwin P. Blanchard approved for reduction.
15..; Complaints approved on assessments, E. C. Complaint continued.
16.., George W. Holland, Alfred Hardy, Jr. and Harbor Island Service Station, abated.
?7... Reduction of assessments approved.
18.. Back tax report filed for 12-year period.
19... Tax collections reported.
20... Harry S. Dryson and G. Y. Larson granted abatement.
21.. Alan A. Marshall re-considered on assessment under NHC Broadcasting Co.
22., Report ma.de on Raleigh trip and tax returns.
23., Miss Mamie Silverman granted refund.
24., Collection report announced against vehicle registration, land to be advertised for tax
25.. Taxpayers given time to appear for listings.
26.. W. G. Broadfoot, Jr. responded to tax listings.
27. Tax office gr?.nted appropriations.
28.. Letter from State Tax Department on assessment estimates.
29,. Harry S. McGirt employed as full time tax assessor, tax listing situation discussed.
30. Esso Standard Oil Co. granted abatement.
31. N. C. Bond list referred for exemption from taxes.
32? VA letters on Charles S. Simmes and H. C. Seaton turned over to Collector.
33.. Tax collectians reparted.
34. Sinclair Refining Co., Chrislina H. James, J. T. Hargett, Jack Wamach granted abatement
35... Lilly J. Teterson referred on assessments.
36t, Frances G. Hainges granted abatement.
37,, Lilly J. Peterson assessment made retroactive, abatement ordered,
38,. Tax collections reported, abstract approved, list of unlisted taxes given to Grand-Jury
39., C. R. Morse re-appointed Tax Collector.
40.. T. D. Piner, Edward Evans and Miss. Emma G. Hutaff granted abatement.
41,, Frances Neckware and Garver Manufacturing Co. taxes continued.
42. Tax collections reported.
43.. Tax office to make daily deposits, report accepted on tax settlements.
.44,, Tax books presented to Auditor.
45.. James F. Swann, Sr. granted abatement.
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2. .Federal Farm Census report received for tax. ._ 10 12 1953... 11 460 ..
3. .Tax Auditors approved. . 10 19 1953.; 11 461 ..
4. Pine View Baptiat Church & Louise Kelly.:heirs granted abatement. .. 10 19 1953.. 11 461 ..
5. Taxes against Carter & Brice land under miscellaneous ordered abated. , 10 19 1953_, 11 461 ,
6. .Division assessments approved for John Ponos, John Spillman and Pete Campos. ._ 10 19 1953. 11 461
7. List of taxpayers with unpaid taxes presented to Grand Jury. 10 26 1953 11 462
8. List received on insolvent taxes. 10 26 1953 11 463
9. C. C. McKeithan, Marjorie M. Godley, Norwood E. ?IcLamb, Ide11a D. Davis, D. L. Edens, 10 26 I953 II 463 ,
Charles F. G,? een, Otto K. Pridgen and E. R. Mayhan granted abatement ,?or correction.
10. Carl Reynolds, Mary B. Moore granted abatement. 11 2 1953 11 464
11. Tax collections reported, N. H. County tax map received £rom Rivers & Joyce Mapping Co. 11 2 1953, 11 464
12. Attention called to Tax Supervisor's Meeting. 11 16 1953, 11 465
13. E. H. Bellamy, Barefoot Iron Works, H. H. Stewart, L. S. Geyes, L. J. Green heirs, 5. L. 11 16 1953. 11 466
Holden, Moses Randall, Ella Robinson, Lummie Shaw heirs, Estelle Mack, Joseph C. Kerr,
Herznan Powell, Sarah H. Hall, Willie Johnson heirs, Sarah Singleton, C. W. Davis, F. E.
.,Livingston, Rethea E. Roderick, James H. Brown, Joe E. Brown, Church of God, Charles
Crowsley, Emma L, Evans, Bishop C. M. Grace Temple, Alex Huggins heirs, Judge C. NewKirk,, ,
Agnes J. Robinson, Andrews and J. A.-Scarborough granted abatement for correction. ..
14. No action taken on release of taxes for Meyer Miller. 11 23 1953 11 467
15. Tax Supervisor's meeting reported, revised abstract presented on new tax items. 11 23 1953 11 467
16. Seventh Day Adventist Church granted abatement. 11 23 1953 11 467
17. Tax audit report received, collections received. 11 30 1953 11 469
18. T. A. Allison and C. G. Jones granted abatement. 11 30 1953 l1 469 ,
19. Col. R. S. McClelland referred for adjustment on Catherine Kennedy home. 12 7 1953 11 473
20. Tax disc??.ssion i? re?ards to bus?riess firms and tax rates. 12 7 1953 11 474
21. Col. R, S. McClelland granted abatement on Catherine Kennedy home. 12 14 1953 11 474
? 22. Discussion continued on taxable household furniture. 12 14 1953 11 474
23. Fred Willetts objected to 15% application to home owners real estate tax, discussed. 12 16 1953 11 475
24• Large scale maps, etc, of farm land authorized for assessment purposes. 12 11 1953 21 476
25. Mrs Mankie Hodges filed tax complaint, James C. Fox granted abatement. 12 28 1953,_ 11 477
26. Abatement ordered on all City-County owne•d property. 12 28 1953 11 477
27. Payment authorized in General Fund for tax proceeds, back tax report filed. 1 11 1954 11 478
28. G. S. Law2.more, CpA- granted request -for tax extention, 2 1 1954.. 11 . 482 .
29. Tax abstracts open to public, listing perion extended, progress reported on tax listings. 2 1 1954 11 482
30. Tax foreclosure authorized on Harry L. Bankhead land. 2 8 1954 11 485
31. R. I. Mintz asked to file assessment complaint. 2 13 1954. 11 48.6
32. Statement read on tax collections. 3 1 1954.. 11 48.9 .
33. Better services from tax collectors referred for solution. 3 1 1954 11 490
34. Tax collection announced for year, Supervisor to secure registration list of autos. 3 8 1954 11 491 .
35. .Letter presented approving tax list, delinquent taxes endorsed by Board. 3 15 1954 11 492
36. Tax collections reported. 3 15 1954 11 494
37. Sale of tax foreclosured land approved. 3 22 1954 11 494
38. ?ity Council action. approved on two tax foreclosures on Lots. 4 26 1954. 11 508 ;
39. Sale of tax foreclosured property authorized. 5 3 1954 ?l 510
40. Mike N. Patellis complaint received on tax increase. 5 3 1954 11 511
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l,; Letter received on tax courses at Institute of Government. „ 5 10 1954.. 11 512
_ 2?; Letter received on tax foreclosures on land. ?. 5 24 1954.. 11 515
. 3?„ Employment of person in tax office referred to auditor. . 6 7 1954_ 11 519
4,; Letter read, recommendations made on vacancy in tax office. ., 7 6 1954.. 11 527 ..
5,: Annual tax collections reported. ?_ 7 6 1954 11 527
6.. Retirement of Back Tax Collector accepted. .. 7 12 1954 11 529
7.: Motion carried to invoke penalty for late tax listings. , 7 12 1954 1l 529
. 8., Kingsley King referred for e?emption. 7 12 1954 11 529
9. Tax values and rates diGc1lssed. 7 21 1954 11 532
10.. Board of Education thanked for holding tax rate down. 7 28 1954, 11 534
11. Tax collections reported. 8 2 1954 11 535
12. Cape Fear Girls' Scouts exempted frpm tax paymant. 8 23 1954 11 538
13, Tax Bulletin received on property payments. 8 23 1954 11 538
_14._ Program outlined for National Association of Assessment Offices. 9 13 1954. 11 541
15. Attention called to National Convention of Tax Assessors. 9 20 1954 11 542
16. Tax settlements reported, books ae?cepted. 10 4 1954 11 543
17. Letter received from California Commercial Fishermen Association on taxes. 10 11 1954 11 546
18. Announcements received on Tax Suprrvisors Institute. 10 11 1954 11 546
19. Plans to be formulated on assessments at meeting. 11 1 1954., 11 551
,20., Letter received from National Association of Assessing Offices.in regards to appointment,. 11 8 1954. 11 552
21. Tax reported on Beer and Wine. 11 22 1954 11 555
22. Tax audit report accepted. 12 6 1954 11 559
23. Tax values received. 12 13 1954 11 560
.24.; Tax reply made on back ta?es, percentages reported on collections. 12 13 1954 11 560
25t. Tax Auditors payment approved to J. B. McCabe & Co. 12 13 1954 11 560
26, Tax statement prepared for taxpayers showing where taxes goes. 12 13 1954. 11 561
27„ Motion carried to adopt new tax-abstract forms. 12 20 1954 11 563
.28._ James H. Sloan's offer accepted to purchase tax foreclos?.? property. 1 3 1955 11 563
29R Coastal Terminal Inc., S. C. written on fair tax assessments. 1 3 1955. 11 564
30. No refunds on new assessments. 1 3 1955 11 565
31.. Chairman recommended act on tax work payments, progress reported on tax listings. 1 3 1955 11 565
32,. Alanzo Harris granted poll tax exemption, Dennis granted refund. 1 3 1955 11 566
33.. E. E. Bugg referred for appraisal report. 1 3c1955 11 566
34.. Tax collections reported, increases and breakdo?m reported. 1 17 1955 11 568
35.. Progress reported in taxes and listings. 1 24 1955 11 571
36. LeRoy Godbold ex?rnpted from poll tax payment, A. B. Threatt referred on tax foreclosure.. 1 31 1955 Zl 572
37.. L. E. Al1en declined excuse from ?ax payment. _ 2 7 1955 11 573
38.. A. R. Threatt continued on tax foreclasure land. 2 14 1955. 11 574
3g,. Action, deferred on former back tax collector handling taxes. 2 14. :19.?,5. ;
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41_?. Acknowledgment rec?ived on proposed tax bill. 4 4 1955 11 587
42.,i Meares Harriss, Jr. complaint received on timber assessments. 4 12 1955 11 588
43. Statements received on collections and delinquent taxes, tax levy reported by Auditor. 4 12 1955 11 588
44.. Statement received from tax collector. 4 18 1955 11 590
45. Adjustments considered on Long Leaf Homes property? Commissioner Mayham disagreed. 4 18 1955 11 590
46... Tax report prepared. 4 25 1955 11 592
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1. Appointment of Edward Ahrens and D.L. Gore as special tax listers confirmed.
2. List of persons to be appointed tax listers presented by Auditor and laid aside.
3. Wilmington: Walter Rutland and H. K. Nash Masonboro: J. H. Hollis
Cape Fear: J. Herbert Johnston Federal Point: S. L. Keyes
Harnett: J. A. Montgomery and A. B. Sandlin
4. Addison Hewlett appointed tax lister for Masonboro instead of J. H. Hollis.
5. Tax listers appointed:
Wilmington: H. K. Nash, B.T. King and W. Rutland
Cape Fear: J. Herbert Johnston and William Gregersen
Federal Point: S. L. Keyes and Henry Horne
Harnett: A. A. Landlin,A. L. Holden, J. N. Shepard and W.Van Hardin
Masonboro: Addismn Hewlett and C.W. Bishop
6. List takers appointed:
Wilmington: B.F. King and Walter Rutland
Cape Fear: J. Herbert Johnston
Harnett: A. B. Sandlin and J. N. Shepard
7. List takers appointed:
Wilmington: B. F. King and Walter Rutland
Federal Point: T. J. Burnett
Harnett A. Sandlin and Walter Rutland
Federal Point: T. J. Burnett
Masonboro: Addison Hewlett
Masonboro: G.E. Hollis
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06 02 1913 7 305
03 02 1914 7 340
04 13 1914 7 345
04 15 1914 7 347
04 05 1915 7 449
04 03 1916 7 544
04 02 1917 7 617
8.? No action taken on request from Messrs. King and Rutland for increased per diem for tax listing. 07 02 1917 7 625
9. Tax listers for Wilmington Township to be paid $6 a day if City pay half. 04 ?l 1918 7 690
10. Tax listers for 1918: 04 ?1 1918 7 690
Wilmington: B. F. King and H. K. Nash Harnett ??1: F. A. Montgomery
Cape Fear: J. Herbert Johnston Harnett 4?2: J. N. Shepard
Federal Point: T. J. Burnett Masonboro: B. E. Hollis
11. Tax listers appointed tor 1919: 4 7 1919 8 42
Wilmington: H. K. Nash Fede?al Point: T. J. Burnett
Cape Fear: D. J. Joyner Harnett: A. H. High & J. N. Shepard
Masonboro: B. E. Hollis
12. Hiram K. King appointed tax lister for Wilm ington instead of Walter,Rutland. 4 14 1919 8 43
13. Clerk and Chairman to fix compensation for tax listers in listing crop acreages. 4 23 1919 8 48
14. Request of Messr. Rash and Rutland for pay increase declined. 5 5 1919 8 49
;15. W. Rutland appo?nted tax lister in place of Herman King. S 5 1919 8 49
16. County to present Ca?ty its part of bill for taxes for 1920. 12 7 1920 8 136
17. Commi,ttee to meet with City to adjust City' s part in cost for tax listing for 1920. 3 7 1921 8 148
18.. Tax listers appointed for 1921: 4 4 1921 8 151
19. Wilmington: Adrian B. Rod?s Masonboro: George C. Montford
Cape Fear: J. M. Fennell Harrnett ?kl A. H. High
Federal Point: T. J. Burnett Harnett ?k2 G. T. Shepard
20.. Wilmingtor? listers allowed $6.00 a day a11 others $5.00 aday. 4 4 1921 8 151
21. Tax listers for 1922: 4 IO 1922 8 I95
Wi?.mington: H. K. Nash, J. L. Canady, E. M. Dewey and W. M. Leftwick
Cape FPar: J. A. Westbrook Federal Point. Thomas J. Bu?nett
Harnett ??1: A. H. High Harnett ??2: Charles H. Alexander
Masonboro: W. C. Cochrane
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? 1.., Bids received for tax equipment, bids accepted. ;. 5 9 1955.: 11 595 .
2... Statement of abatements authorized. . 5 9 1955,. 11 597 ..
3... George Ward granted abatement. .. 5 16 1955., 11 598
4.; E. I. Nerring granted abatement, VFW Post 2573 referred on exemptio?. „ 6 6 1955_ 11 602 .
5.. Tax Collector to advertise tax foreclosed land sale, Schedu2.e B taxes levied. „ 6 6 19S5 11 602 ,
6.. VFW Post 2573 placed on free tax list, J. E. Canady offer accepted on foreclosed propert?. 6 13 1955.. 11 605 .,
7. St, Phillips AME Church deferred on exemption. 6 13 1955. 11 606
8.. W. H. Thornton's offer approved on tax foreclosed land. _ 6 27 1955., 11 608 ..
9. Concern from retired presented on increased tax rates. 7 5 1955 11 610
10. Receipt of payment announced from CP & L. 7 5 1955 11 610 .
11. Lake Village residents referred on tax assessments. 7 5 1955 11 610 .
12. Tax collections reported. 7 5 1955 11 610
13. John E. Stewart and L. Shackelford exempted from poll tax and car tax payment. 7 S 1955 11 6I0
14. Tax appropriation considered. 7 5 1955 11 611
15.. Tax complaints made by Fred Willetts, received tax rate complaints. 7 11 1955 11 613
16., Mrs. Dan Phillips urged Board to keep tax rate down, unlisted taxes to be back-tax. 7 11 1955 11 613
17. Tax rate discussed. 7 25 1955 11 618
18. Letter from Attorney W. B. Campbell referred on abatement. 8 1 1955 11 619
19. Motion carried on establishing tax rate, tax rate listed. 8 1 1955 11 620
20. Check from State Board of Assessments presented to Auditor. , 8 4 1955. 11 621
21. Mrs. Lezzie G. Broadfoot authorized refund. 8 15 1955 11 625
22. C. R. Morse re-elected Tax C?llector. 8 29 1955 11 626
23.. Refund for John S. Josey referred to Tax Collector. 8 29 1955., 11 627
24. John S. Josey again referred for refund. 9 5 1955 11 629
25. Received report of settlements on. 1954 taxes, accepted and turned over to collector. „ 10 3 1955, 12 5
, 26. Abatements will not be made except thru.-action of the Board. 10 3 1955__ 12 5,
27. Walter A. Wells granted abatement of $4.44 not listed penalty. 10 10 1955 12 9
? 28. D. C, Roane gra?ted abatement, P. R. Smith granted abatement. . 10 24 1955 12 10
29.. Dr. J. W. Dickie declined assessment reduction. 10 24 1955 12 10 „
30. Chairman and Mr. Hall reported on their pre?ents at the International Assessment _ ? 10 24 1955 12 10
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31. Mrs. Cary MacRae granted abatement, property now owned by St. Ja.mes Church. 10 31 1955. 12 12
32. Received ABC tax check. 11 28 1955. 12 20
?3. Received report on delinquent and current taxes. 12 5 1955 12 22
34. Received report on school tax and land sold for tax. 12 5 1955 12 23
35. County received tax on foreclosed land in Harnett Township. 12 19 1955 12 27
36. WW 2 Vet exempted from poll tax payment. 12 19 1955 12 27
37. Request to separate personal tax from real estate referred to County Attorney. 1 3 1956 12 31
38. Received progress report on tax listings. 1 9 1956_ 12 33.,
39. March of Dime excused from privilege tax. I 23 1956 12 37
40. Received progress report of tax listings. 1 23 1956 12 38 .
41. Abatement granted to St. Mark's Episcopal Church. 2 6 1956 12 41
42. Approved sale of tax foreclosed property to Temple AME Church. 2 6 1956 12 41
43. Retired disable marine exempted from poll tax. 2 6 1956. 12 41 .
44. St. James Church referred to County Attorney for abatement. 2 13 1956 12 44 .
45. Request for refu.nd of taxes paid on auto referred to County Attorney. 2 13 1956, 12 44
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ls; VFW Post 8176 authorized tax refund. 2 20 1956 12 45
2?, Letter received in regards to tax study commission. ,_ 3 5 1956. 12 49,
3.: Received report on tax study Committee. , 3 5 195?_ 12 52 _.
4?; Commissioners reviewed equalization with Mr. T. D. Love. 3 26 1956 12 56
5,. Back tax property referred to Tax Supervisor for foreclosure and sale. 4 9 195.?. 12 58
?K_ Notice of school for County Tax Supervisors. ? 16 195?. 12 58
.7?, Abatemant declined on property owned by St. James Church. 4 16 1956 12 61
8,. Abatement granted on auto in North Wilkesboro. 4 16 1956 12 61
9. Tax Supervisor recommended purchasing machine to check State Auto.Registrations. 4 23 1956 12 64
10? County to receive share of intangible personal property tax. .. 4 30 1956, 12 65
11., Offer declined on tax foreclosure Lot SW 1/8-4, Block 541. 4 30 1956 12- 66.
12?. Authorized Ieving license tax to maximun. 5 7 1956 12 67
13. Disabled Veteran exemp?ed from poll tax and granted free license for business. .. 5 14 ?956 12 69
14.. Approved sale of tax foreclosure property to Arteacher B. McKoy. 5 21 1956 12 70
15.. St. Marks Episcopal released for "not listed" penalty. 5 21 1955 12 70
16. Approved sale of tax foreclosure to J. C. Evans, on city approval. 5 28 1956 12 72
17,, Salvation Army granted abatement. 6 18 1956 12 76
18.. Received budget estimate with valuation for property tax. 6 25 1956 12 79
19. Rev. J. S. Crowley granted refund. 6 25 1956 12 79
20.; Abatement granted to Foster F. Burnett, Jr, in Federa7- Point Township. 7 9 1956 12 81
21., Tax property t?ken over by City/County to be investigated by County Attorney. 7 23 1955 12 85
,22. Communication in regards to re-valuation and ?e-appraisal. 7 30 1956 12 86
23.: Adopted Tax Resolution. 7 3 1956 12 87
24.. Mr. L. R. Hewlett referred for assessment reduction, 7 30 1956 12 88
25.. Meeting planed to ?iscuss bids?and re-valuation. 8 20 1956 12 90
26., Tax foreclosure lots in block 349 sold to Mr. H. H. Mathews. 8 27 1956 12 93
.27?, Tax Sup?rvisor recommended changes for re-valuation, 8 27 1956. l2 93
.28., Mr. C. W. Davis granted refund. . 9 10 1956 12 94
29.. Tax fareclosure property sold to Willetts Realty Co. 9 17 1956, 12 95
30._, Letter referri?r3.g to the tax foreclosure property of Oscar Williams hei?s. 9 17 1956 12 9S.
31.. Oakdale Cemetery released from payment of 1956 taxes. 9 24 1956 12 96
32., Mrs. Eliza B. Walliamson declined released from penalty. 9 24 1956 12 95
33. Received statement of taxes for 1955, 10 1 1956 12 97
34. Babies Hospital exempted fram tax. 1Q 1 19?6 12 97
35. Cole-Layer-Trumble Co. awarded contract to furnish service to re-valuation project. 10 1 1956 12 98
36.. Meetin.gSe?o discuss re-valuation problems. 10 1 1956 12 97
37?. Authorized County Auditor to close offices from 2pm-4pm. 10 8 1956 12 100
38. Tax office authorized electric typewriter. 10 29 1956 12 104
39., Received annual report on taxes for fiscal year ending 6/30/56. 10 29 1956 12 105
40.; Mr. Woodus Kellum ref?rreci for refund. 11 19 1956 12 108
41,, Authorized publishing unpaid tax property for sale. 11 26 1956 12 110
42., Tax collector reported on efforts made to collect on insolvent tax list. 12 3 1956 12 111
43.:, Mr. Kinsley King granted released from poll tax payment. 12 3 1956 12 113
44,. Mr. Love explained precedure of tax lzstings by cooporations. 12 10 1956 12 113.
45, No action taken on requ est for abatement by Mr. Arthur D. Cashwell. „ 1 7 1957 12 120,
46.. Mr. Love reported on tax listing and re-valuations-appraisals. 1 7 1957. 12 120
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2. Fred D'Lugin referred for abatement. 1 21 1957_, 12 123
3. Authorized payment to Credit Bureau for useful tax information. , 1 21 1957„ 12 123
4. . Rev. J. S. Crowle?r appeaxed to discuss re-valuation. _ 2 4 1957.. 12 126 ,
5. Bill from Cole-Layer-Trumble referred to Mr. Love. .. 2 4 1957.. 12 127
6. . Fred D'Lugin request for abatement referred to County/City Attorneys for investigation. 2 4 1957 12 127
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7. , Received statement of tax collections from C. R. Morse for 1951-1955. 2 18 1957 12 131 : ??
8. Resolution adopted regarding property of Ina Mae Taylor. 2 18 1957 12 132
9. Fred D'Lugin declined abatement. 2 I8 i957 I2 I32 i
10. Mr. Love reported on re-valuation project, received tax collection report. 3 4 1957 12 135
11. J. E. Sternberger referred for refund. 4? 1 1957_ 12 142
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12. Boy's Brigade continued for adjustment. 4 8 1957 12 143
13. Mr. J. E. Sternberger request for refund cnntinued. 4 8 1957 12 144 ?
14. Bible Presbyterian Church released from back tax payment. 4 15 1957 12 144
15. YMCA declined free tax list. 4 15 1957 12 151 ''
16. No objections to refunding on tax for?eiosure property in B1QCk 70. 5 13 1957 12 151
17. Re-valuation to be complete for tax books of 1958. 6 3 1957_ 12 157 ,.
18. Authorized tax forclosure property sold to Noah Peisco subject to City approval. . 6 3 1957 12 157 .
19. Snow White Laundry referred for adjustment. 1 1957_ 12 162 .
20. Authorized advertising tax for?c?osuze property for sale. . 7 1 1957 12 163 ,
21. Board levy maximum amount on license tax. 7 1 1957 12 163
22. Authorized sale price on County/City 2/3 interest on tax forecl6sure prop?rty in.Block 70. 7 1 1957 12 164
23. Mr. T. D. Love appointed Tax Supervisor. 7 8 1957 12 166
24. Authorized taxfQreclosureProperty sold to G. D. Hargrave, on City approval. 7 15 1957 12 167
25. Collections reported, declined request for increase in salary allowance. 7 15 1957 12 167
26. No action taken on request of Snow White Laundry. 7 25 1957 12 169
27. Appropriated funds for tax collection office. 7 25 1957 12 169 _'
28. Mr. T. D. Love to attend the National Association of Assessing Officers Convention. 8 12 1957 12 173
29. Mr. C. R. Morse, Tax Collector made 1956 report of tax settlements, received tax books. 9 30 1957 12 183
30. Received communication from the tax committee Chamber of Commerce. 10 7 1957 12 185
31. Letter to Tax Collector requesting the continuation of collection. 10 14 1957 12 187
32. Meeting set for delegations of State/County to discuss re-v?luation program. 10 21 1957 12 188
33. Tax Supervisor, made recommendations for percentages in re-valuation project. 10 28 1957 12 190
34. Tax collections reported. 11 4 1957 12 191
35. Revaluation discussion deferred. 11 18 1957 12 193
36. Assessed valuation and percentage rate for taxes to be discussed at next meeting. 11 25 1957. 12 195
37. Tax Supervisor, reported of activities of Cole-Layer-Trumble. 11 25 1957 12 196 .
38. Mr. S. W. Garrett's violation of dog listing tax to be enforced by law. 12 2 1957 12 198
39. Federal-State Farm Census, referred to Tax Supervisor. 12 2 1957 12 198
40. Received copies of County records and Auditor's annual report. 12 2 1957, 12 198 „
41. Adopted percentage to be used in assessing property. 12 9 1957.. 12 201
42. Received resignation of Tax Collector, C. R. Morse, not accepted. 12 23 1957_ 12 204
43. Accepted with regret resignation of Mr. C. R. Morse, Tax Collector. 12 30 1957 12 205
44. Authorized employing J. B. McCabe & Co. to audit tax records. . 12 30 1957 12 206 ..
45. Discussion on valuation for sub-divisions. 12 30 1957 12 206
46. Kingsley L. King granted poll tax abatement. 1 6 1958. 12 212
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1t° Mr. Love gave report of probable tax rates. , 1 13 1958.. 12 213
2.; Informal discussion on tax rates. . 1 13 1958. 12 214
3,; Mr. Charlton A. Pope, president of Tax Association of County met with Commissioners. .. 1 27 1958.. 12 218
4,` Received statement of revenues and disbu?'se??nts. 2 3 1958.. 12 2?? .
5,. Tax Supervisor to study proposals of State Tax Laws. .. 2 24 1958 12 227
6.. Tax collections reported. 3 3 1958, 12 232
7.. Lillian M. Bellamy referred for refund. 3 31 1958_ 12 239
8?. Tax collections reported. .. 4 14 1958 12 244
9.. Board discussed payment to Cumber-Moore Co. with County Taxpayers Association ? _ 4 21 1958. 12 247
Representative.
10. Mr. William C. Barfield employed to audit County Records. 5 19 1958 12 259
11.. County Auditor reminded Board of budget increases. 6 2 1958. 12 264
12.. Lt. Col. Roger M. Page referred for abatement. 6 16 1958 12 267
13. Dogs not listed referred ta T. D. Love. 6 16 1958 12 270
14., Insolvent tax list to be studied before approved. _ 6 30 1958 12 272
15.. Lt. Col. Roger M. Page denied abatement. 7 7 1958 12 278
16. Tax collections reported. 7 7 1958 12 278
17.; Received tax study report from Greater Wilmington Cha.mber of Commerce. 7 21 1958., 12 280
18.: Petition from State Highway Commission in regards to tax liens ref?rred to C. Attorney. 7 21 1958. 12 281
19. Dogs not listed for tax referred to Deputy Sheriff and Acting Dog Warden. 7 28 1958.. 12 284
20. City/County discuss salaries for tax office. 8 4 1958 12 287
21., Representative to the Legislature to prepare Bill,..regar'ds salary of tax collector. 8 4 1958 12 287
22,, Chairman and City Mayor Committee to confer with tax collector on sal?-ry. 8 4 1958 12 287
.23._ Approved increase in tax collector's salary, only Committee to.revise tax office expense. 8 ta. 1958 12 287
24.. James C. Jordon granted abatement. 8 4 1958 12 288
25?. Tax collections reported. 8 4 1958 12 288
26.. Request for tax rate delayed, discussion no action taken. 8 11 1958 12 291
27. Chairman to execute contract from J. B. McCabe for work to be dane. 8 11 1958. 12 291
28., Tax rate set, resolution adopted to same. 8 18 1958: 12 294
29.. Board increasedanticipatedrevenue..at Airport, percentage rate set for tax collection. 8 18 1958. 12 295
30.?: Tax collections reported. ? 9 8 1958_ 12 300
31... ?evy file,d on funds of John E. Wood Electical .Co. 9 8 1958 T2 300
32. Course for tax personnel referred for later. 9 15 1958 12 302
33.. Received list 1957 insolvent tax, no. action taken, 9 22 1958 12 306
34.., Authorized Executive Secretary to attend course for tax personnel. 9 22 1958 12 306
35... Accepted a prelimimary settlement, instructed collector to continue collecting. 9 29 1958 12 307
36. Received s.tatement of 1957 County tax. 9 29 1958 12 307
37... Received 1958 tax books, report.on insolvent tax accepted and approved by Board. 10 6 1958„ 12 311
38... Charles L. Justice granted abatement. 10 6 1958 12 313
39.. Error in evaluation referred to Mr. Love, Tax Supervisor. 10 13 1958 12 315
40.: Jerry Rouse, complain of tax & ambulance service, John L. Maurolas complain of tax. 10 27 1958 12 319
41.. Mable Mumford, R1?T, tax comFlaint referred to Tax Supervisor. 11 3 1958 12 321
42.; Tax collections reported. 11 10 1958 12 329
43.: Tax Supervisor, T. D. Love reported.°? trip to school held by Institute of Government. 11 24 1958 12 335
44.., Tax Supervisor advised Board to employ Tax Listers. 11 24 1958 12 335
45.. Received check for License Beverage Tax. 11 24 1958 12 336
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l. John W. Hales, complaint(house burned) referred, advised of law on such cases. . 12 1 1958.. 12 337 ..
2. ,_ Tax Collector to make report on insolvent taxes mont.hly. . 12 8 195$. 12 341 .;
3. J. B. McCabe & Co. submitted audit of tax office report. 12 15 1958.. 12 342 .,
4. ., Tax Collector, Sam W. Johnson submitted Novemk??r report. ?: I2 I5 I958.. 12 341 ..
5. Letter to Tax Collector i.nfor?ning authority a?n.d support in collecting insolvent taxes. . 12 15 1958.. l2 343 ..
6. Wi1lia.m J. Carlin exempted from. poll tax payment. , 12 22 195$. 12 347 ..
7. _ Tax collectipns monthly report received. .. 1 12 195°. 12 359 ..
8. Lt. Col. Rogers M. Page deferred until next Board of Equalization Review. 1 26 1959.. 12 364 ._
9. C. S. Lowrimore & Co. referred fo abatement on Wertheimer Bag Co. Z 26 ].959. 12 365
10. CoI, R. S. McClelland referred on property title confusion of Mrs. Lucy F Perry. 2 2 1959 12 35$
11. W. G. Womble referred on penalty complaint. 2 2 1959 12 368
12. American Malasses Go. referred for tax exemption. 2 2 1959 12 370 .
13. Received tax proposal for al1 Government Units in County. 2 2 1959 12 371
14. _ Received tax office report and recommendations, received tax collector's report. 2 9 1959 12 376 „
15. Committee repo?ted on tax office expense, tax collection fee to be paid to County/City. 2 16 1959 12 377
16. Authorized tax foreclosure to?e sold back to owner, L1oyd W. Moore. 2 16 1959 12 3$1
17. Tax collections reported, personal delinquent property reported. 3 2 1959 12 390
18. Tax Supervisor and Assessor to review complaints of assessment. 3 23 1959 12 4Q2 ..
19. Received report from Tax Gollector, Sam W. Johnson.. 4 6 1959.. 12 410
20. County Auditor presented a list of abatements made during last fi.scal year. pages 42$-30. 5 4 1959.. 12 428 ..
21. Isabelle C. Thompson, Costal Office Equipment Co., C. D. Davis and First Pentecostal 5 18 1959 12 437
Holiness Church granted abatement of penalties and taxes. .
22. Board requested bill far erosion tax. .. b 1 1959. 12 440 -
23. Tax qv.estions from Mr. Grover C. Brodeaux referred to County Attorney and Collector. „ 6 1 1959 12 440 .,
24. Abatement approved for double listed taxes from ??2666-2693 & 2694-2695. 6 1 1959. 12 441 ..
25. Tax collections reported for May 1959. 6 15 1959_ 12 448
26. County Auditor preserited?l959-60 proposed budget, accepted for study. _ b 24 1959 12 449
27. W. C. Barfield appainted to audit County records 1958-59 Fiscal Year. 6 24 1959 12 4S0
28. Gibson Baptist Church granted abatement of interest and penalty, no? principal. 7 6 1959., 12 461 .
29. First Presbyterian Church reques.t far payment of original tax. 7 6 1959 12 461
30. G. C. Bordeaux request far abatement denied. 7 6 1959 12 461 ,
31. $2:40 returned ta D. W. NewKirk in tax error. 7 6 1959. 12 461
32. Board to study increase of tax for school budget. 7 6 1959. 12 462
33. Tax Collector`s salax? set at $4r,05200, subject to Gity Gouncil approval.. 7 18 1959 12 467
34. Legislation action moved County/City to set Tax Collector's salary at $8,00.000. • 7 22 1959 12 473
35. Tax Committee hearing, no action required. 4 3 1959 12 475
36. Meeting set for August 12th to set tax rate & fix levy. 8 3 1959 12 479
37. Letters from D. Z. Botesky and County Farm Bureau opposing tax increase. 8 3 1959_ 12 480 ,
3$. Tax Committee of Chamber of Commerce presented tax study. 8 12 1959 12 481
39. Recommendations for tax decrease to b? eonsidered be??re setting tax rate. 8 1.2 1959 12 4$2
40. Adopted tax rate at $1.18 for Fiscal year 1959-60. 8 12 1959 12 485
4I. Received tax office report by Sam W. Johnson, Tax Collector, July 1959. 8 17 1959 12 489
42. Tax rate resalution adopted. 8 17 1959 12 489
43. Approved motion for tax valuation in Gounty 1959??60 be set at $147,000.000 and 8 17 1959 12 490
anticipated collection at 93% ($137,000.000.
44. Sam W. Johnson re-appointed Tax Collector, T. D. Love re-appointed Tax Sup?rvisor and 9 8 1959. 12 494
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1.;; Letter of appreciation from Tax Committee for recor?lition during budget delibrations. 9 8 1959 ;. 12 495 ,
2.?; County Auditor to furnish quarterly repcxts. . 9 21 1959 12 499`
3.;, Receiv?d Tax ?ollector's report, accepted as submi.?ted.-.on apprnval of final audit. „ 10 5 1959.. 12 499..
4.:; Received 1959 ?ax books, accepted and turned over to Tax Collector. .. 10 5 1959._ 3_Q? '.500._
5.,. LeRoy Goff referred for reduction. _ 11 16 1959., 12 513 _
6.,: Discussion of constructing ramps at the water's edge with gasoline Road Tax Monies. 12 7 1959 12 519
7..: No action taken on reduction for LeRoy Goff, application to be filed, 12 7 1959 12 520
8.. Anthony A. Saffo granted tax cut of one-half, 12 7 1959 12 522
9. W. Albert Brown and First Christian Church declined abatement. 12 7 1959 12 522
10... Tax Collector to report tax for past five years, County Auditor to report quarterly. 12 7 1959 12 523
11.. Autos to be listed using system established by National Used Car Market. 12 21 1959 12 526
12.?: Motion carried to place the Tax Collector's Department under City regulations. 1 13 1960 12 534
13?: Tax Collect?r to be informed of Board's motion on Fortune Telling. 1 18 1960 12 535
14.. David E. Kelly claim error in tax, motion carried Mr. Kelly is to pay unpaid tax. ., 1 18 1960., 12 535
:15.. Received Auditor T. D. Love's annual report, first six months of the year. 1 18 1960 12 537
16? Received back tax report fron June 30, 1954-1959. 3 7 1960 12 548
17..; Approved requ?st to sue David KeIIy in tax claim. 3 I4 1960 12 552
18.., Ta? fareclosure property approved for sale, subject to City approval. 3 14 1960„ 12 553
19.. Committee named to assist in back and insolvent taxes. 3 14 1960 12 554
20.. Mrse R. M. Piver complained of announcing nam.es of delinquent tax persons on radio. 3 21 1960. 12 555
21.. Received and accepted County Auditor T. D. Love's quarterly report. 5 2 196C 12 570
22.. Tax Foreclosure property sold to Walter W. Wright, subjeet to Ci,ty approval. 5 16 1960 12 574
23.,: Abatement request for the Local Chapter of the Loyal.OrdEr of the Moose referred. 7 20 1960 12 594
24.,. Motion carried to bill other Municipalties for preparing tax books. 7 28 1960 12 599
25._, Tax rate approved, resolution adopted. 7 28 1960 12 599
2b.: W, C. Barfield, appointed outside Auditor 1960-61. 8 1 1960 12 602
27.,: St. Paul's Methodist Church granted faree tax as of 1-1-61. 8 1 1960 12 602
:28.,, Received Tax Collector's report on back tax for years 1958, 1957, 1956, 1955 & 1954. 8 1 1960 12 604
,29.:, Received t?ax Collector's report on tax collections 1959 levy. 8 1 1960 . 12 604
30., County/City agreed to waive tax 1959-60, 1960-b1 for the Loyal Order of the Moose. ? 9 6 1960 12 f?05
31.., No compromise made on Quinlivan tax interest. 9 6 1960 12 605
.32.., Matters regarding the Health Department to levy referred. 9 19 1960 12 64
33.., Joint session, awarded independent a?.?ciit contract to J. B. McCabe & Co. 9 19 1960 12 613
34.. Received County Auditor Love's annual report, tax books accepted. 10 3 1960 12 614
;35. Property damages of Schloss Estate Corp referred. 10 3 1960 12 615
36.., Received Auditor's statement of revenue through September 30. 1960. 11 7 1960 12 626
37.., St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran. Church, Trinity Methodist Church referred for abatement. 12 5 1960 12 631
38.,, Received report of excise taxes for period 10-1-59 to 1-30-60. 12 5 1960 . 12 633.
39... Received report on requests for abate?.ent on 12-5-60. 12 19 1960 12 637.
?-0..,_. Requested cancellatian denied for St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church. 12 19 1960 12 637
41. Trinity Methodist granted re£und and exempted from tax. 12 19 1960 12 637
42._; Authorized proposed tax breakdown chart to be printed and distributed by Listers. 12 19 1960 12 638
43.,. No deduction to be made on jointly own tax foreclosure property to F. C. Sadgwar. 1 3 1961 12 639
44. Attorney John T. Schiller employed by County/City to collect delinquent tax. 1 3 1961 12 641
45.. Payment approved to J. B. McCabe & Co. tax office auditors & William C. Barfield,CPA, 1 16 1961 12 642
46., Abatement declined to the Loyal Order of the Moose for 1961 to be considered for 1962. 3 6 1961 12 651
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NATURE OF PROCE?DINGS
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1.,. Tax collection repor??_d by Sam W. Johnson. 3 6 1961, 12 654
2., Received Tax Collector's report for March 1961. , 4 17 1961 12 666 '
3. No action taken on back tax complaint of N. H. Bryant. .. 5 1 1961„ 12 669 ,
4. Received Auditor Love's quarterly report, action dispensed. ._ 5 1 1961,; 12 669
5... Schedule B Privilege tax waived. for Cape Fear Squadron, CAP's, on C. Attorney approval., S 15 1961, 1.2 679
6.. Tax collections reported through April 1961. 5 15 1961 1.?, 683 j
7.., Statemenc of tax collections. 6 5 1961 12 685 I
8. William C. Barfield, appointed to audit County records 1960-61. „ 6 19 1961_ 12 688
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9. Authorized assessment of $1,000.00 on personal property of Dr. Ransey Weathersbee. 7 17 1961 l? 698
10.. Received back tax report ending 6/30/61. _ 7 17 1961 12 698
11. Special Meeting, received Auditor's report, accepted, adopted budget resolution. 7 28 1961 13 4 1
12. Mr. T. D. Love re-appointed Tax Supervisor for two years. 7 28 1961 13 6 ?
13. No action taken on permissive Hospital Tax. 8 21 1961 13 13
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14. 3. B. McCable & Co. appointed as auditors for Tax Collector's Office. . 8 21 1961 13 13
15. Mr. Sam &?. Johnson re-appointed Tax Collector for two years. 9 S 1961 13 16
16.. County Tax Superv?sor T. D. Love presented New Tax Books, signed, d?livered, Collectar. 10 2 1961 13 22 ;
17,. Received Tax Collector's insolvent list. 10 2 1961 13 22 „
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Tax waived on Chiidren's Circus at the National Guard Armory. . . 11 20 1961, 13 38 ..
" 19, Received voucher for $27,198.65 from State,County share of exeise taxes on ABC sales. 12 4 1961. 13 44 ?
20. Received Auditor's annual report of the Tax Office. . . 12 18 1961.. 13 53 .. ?
2?,. C. A. P.'s granted tax waiver. _ 4 2 1962 13 87
22.. Booking Keeping Machine need repairs, authorized bids to replace machine. 9 4 1962 13 147 ..
2?.. Approved advertising for office machines. 9 17 1962_. 13 151 .
24. Letter from the Institute of Government in regards to a School for Tax Officials. . 9 17 1962 13 152
25. Contract for addressograph machine awarded to The Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. 10 1 1962_ 13 154
26. Authorized re-advertising for accounting machine. 10 1 1962 13 154 .
27. Returned purchase price to Lillian McKoy on jointly owned foreclosed property. 10 1 1962 13 155 _
28.. Adopted Fair Tax a mendment resolution to stop the granting of tax concessions by 10 1 1962. 13 155
local act. -
??. First Christian Church on Mimosa Place granted tax exemption years 1959-62. 10 15 1962. 13 160
3Q. Tax excused on property owned by Mytle Grove Holiness Church. 11 19 1962 13 171
3].. Received audit report for year 1961, by J. B. McCabe & Co. 1 7 1963 13 182
32. Tax waived for CAP Carnival. S 6 1963 13 212
33. Ad Valorem Legistlation referred ta the Chairman to explore. 5 20 1963 13 216
34. No objections to passive of Ad Valoreum Tax Bill. 6 3 1963 13 220
35. No objections t? change in method of computing ABC State Taxes. 6 3 1963. 13 220 ,
36. Authorized none listing of tax on Auto of Clarence Brock, disable Vet. 7 15 1963 13 228
37.. Motion dead to re-appoint Mr. T. D. Love, Jr. Tax Supervisor. 7 15 1963. 13 229 :
38. Received Tax report through June 30, 1963. 7 15 1963.. 13 229 ..
39.. T. D. Love, Jr. re-appoint?d Tax 5upervisor. _ 8 5 1963 13 244
40. Intangibles tax distribution report received. 9 3 1963. 13 249 ..
4?. No action taken on request to adjust travel fee or furnish car for Tax Svpervisor. .. 9 16 1963. 13 256
4?, County Auditor T. D. Love, presen?ed Tax Books for 1963, accepted, signed & d?livered. 10 7 1963 13 257
43. Tax complaint from Mrs. Dorothy Stringfield, referred to Supervisor Love. 10 21 1963 13 261
44., Mr. T. D. Love, Jr. discharged as Tax Supervisor. 11 4 1963 13 266 ,
45t. Mr. Harry S. McGirt named to complete unexpired term as Tax Supervisor. 11 4 1963. , 13 266
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'; Clinton R. ?ardy and H. & I. Equipment Co. granted abatement. ,. ..
2+; David B. Spring and J. T. Ritter granted abatement, J. A. Westbrook deferred, 11 18 1963., 13 276
3.: Accepted resignation of Mr. Harry S. McGirt, Tax Supervisor, replacement for Mr. Love. „ 12 13 1963,_ 13 278 .
4.. Mr. W. G. Houck appointed Tax Supervisor, authorized car expense of $100.00 per month. „ 12 13 1963,_ 13 278
5. Davis Charitable Foundation Ol 06 1964 13 280
6: Lister O1 06 1964 13 280
7. Latimer House O1 06 1964 13 280
8. Deed Delivery 02 17 1964 13 292
9. Foreclosed Property 02 17 1964 13 293
10. Foreclosed Property 02 17 1964 13 292
11. Foreclosure Procedures 02 17 1964 13 292
12. Foreclosed Property 02 17 1964 13 292
13. Late Listing Penalties 02 17 1964 13 294
14. Abstract 03 02 1964 13 298 I
15. Abatement - Calvery Baptist Church 03 16 1964 13 304
16. Refund request 05 04 1964 13 322
17.^ Foreclosed Property 06 Ol 1964 13 334 ?
18. Listing Appropriation 06 Ol 1964 13 334
19. Advertising Delinquent Taxes 06 29 1964 13 344
20. Late Listing Penalties 06 29 1964 13 344
21. Late Listing 06 29 1964 13 344
22. Report 07 20 1964 13 355
23. Listing 07 21 1964 13 358
24.. Appropriation Resolution 1964-65 07 28 1964 13 362
25. Advertising Delinquent Taxes 08 17 1964 13 368
26.. Equalization program 09 ?8 1964 13 373
27. Scroll Cost 09 ??8 1964 13 374
28.: Supervisor's School 10 ?5 1964 13 382
29. Supervisor Request - Additional Employee 10 ?5 1964 13 379
30. Corrections - Records 11 16 1964 13 400
31. Listing Equipment 11 16 1964 13 398
32. Listing complaint 11 16 1964 13 398
33.., Listers 11 16 1964 13 397
34... LIsting correction 11 ?2 1964 13 390
35., Salary Adjustment - Assistant Property Assessor 12 ?7 1964 13 404
36.., Listing Personnel 12 21 1964 13 413
37..: Assessment Complaint 12 Z1 1964 . 13 412
38. Tax Valuation Correction O1 04 1965 13 ?16
39. Listing Personnel O1 18 1965 13 ?23
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.. Typewriter - Tax Listing O1 18 1965 13 ?26
41.
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42. Accounting Machine 02 15 1965 13 440
43. Service Estimate - Accounting Machine 03 Ol 1965 13 ?44
?4. Tax Equalization Program 03 O1 1965 13 444
45. General Applications 03 22 1965 13 454
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l. Data Processing 03 I5 1965 13 449
2. Mailing Abstracts 04 05 1965 13 459
3. Accounting Machine 04 12 1965 13 463
4. Tax Refund - W. G.Broadfoot, Jr. 04 12 1965 13 464
5. Tax Listing Personnel 04 20 1965 13 470
6. Equalization Program 04 20 1965 13 470
7. Data Processing Demonstration 05 03 1965 13 474
8. Equalization Program 05 03 1965 13 474
9. Billzng Machine QS I7 1J65 i3 478
10. Tax Equalization Program 05 17 1965 13 480
11. Accounting Machine 06 07 1965 13 485
12. Supervisor's Powers 06 07 1965 I3 488
13. Equalization and Revaluation 06 07 1965 13 485
14. Equalization and Revaluation 06 23 1965 13 492
15. Tax Computing - Wrightsville 06 23 1965 13 493
16. Tax Com utin - Wri htsville
P g g 06 28 1965 13 497
17. Tax Computing - Wrightsville 07 06 1965 13 500
18. Budget Discussion - Collector 07 12 1965 13 504
19. Equalization and Revaluation 08 02 1965 13 509
Z0. Equalization and Revaluation 08 16 1965 13 514
21. Appointment of Supervisor 09 20 1965 13 520
22. Appointment of Collector 09 20 1965 13 520
23. Future Penalty Policy 09 20 1965 13 525
24. Collector's Surety Bond 10 04 1965 13 527
25. Business Late Listing Penalty 10 04 1965 13 529
26. County Mapping 10 04 1965 13 530
27. New Tax Books 10 04 1965 13 527
? 28. Salary Adjustment 10 18 1965 13 536
'. 29. Street and Sidewalk assessments 10 18 1965 13 536
30. Tax listing procedure 10 18 1965 13 536
31. County Mapping 11 O1 1965 13 540
32. Tax Abstract 11 O1 1965 13 541
33. Assessing Officers 11 15 1965 13 547
34. Valuatian Ad}ustment 11 15 1965 13 544
35. Tax abstract 11 15 1965 13 545
36. Listers 12 06 1965 13 552
37. Assessing Of?icers 12 20 1965 13 556
38. Assessment - T. C. Needham O1 16 1967 14 23
39. Listing by mail 02 06 1967 14 27
40. Tax listing and revaluation bill 02 20 1967 14 31
41. Abatements 03 20 1967 14 39
, 42. Tax appraisal School, U of Va. 03 20 1967 14 39
43. Resignation - Mr. Houck 03 20 1967 14 39
44. Transfer of funds 03 06 1967 14 36
45. Appropriation tax listing 04 03 1967 I4 42
46.
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2;' Additional appropriation, tax listing 05 15 1967 14 60
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?: Sale of tax foreclosed property 06 19 1967 14 71
4; Transfer of funds - tax listing 06 ?5 1967 14 66
5;
;: Waiver of non-listing penalty 06 19 1967 14 71
6:'' Tax listing forms 07 ?3 1967 14 75
7:; Transfer of funds 07 )3 1967 14 74
8: Contract to audit accounts 08 )7 1967 14 81
9: Sa1e of tax foreclosed property 08 )7 1967 14 81
10. Non-listing tax penalty 08 )7 1967 14 81
11. Tax foreclosure sale 08 ?8 1967 14 84
12. Assessment-Mr. John Cole, Carolina Beach 09 )5 1967 14 87
13, Assessment-Peoples Savings F? Loan 09 )5 1967 14 86
14. Late Listing Penalty-J. M. Sulke Estate 09 )5 1967 14 86
15, Scrolls 10 )Z 1967 14 92
16.? Additional space-Listing Dept. 11 )6 1967 14 106
17? Discrepancy in tax base 11 06 1967 14 103
18: Tax listing by mail 11 06 1967 14 108
19:: Resignation - Mr. Houck 11 )6 1967 14 106
20. Non listing Penalties, Mrs. John A Dixon, Dr. Morris Kramer, Mrs. Valeria T. Whitaker 11 )6 1967 14 108
21;. Approval of list takers 12 )4 1967 14 124
22. Reclassification-Tas appraiser Ol )2 1968 14 129
23. Borkenhagen, Mr. R. H. Tax penalty O1 )2 1968 14 128
24: Appointment tax supervisor O1 )2 1968 14 128
25, Tax Supervisor - Retention of employee and taxing of mobile homes Ol 15 1968 14 133
26; Tax listing by mail O1 02 1968 14 132
27; Tax rate Ol 02 1968 14 132
28: tax listers' salaries O1 02 1968 14 129
29; Effect on tax rate of bond issues 02 16 1968 14 147
? 30; Computerization 04 22 1968 14 173
31,: Computerization 04 16 1968 14 177
32. Tax exemption on state property at Wrightsville 05 20 1968 14 189
33« Robertson's, J. H., protest, Jure 05 20 1968 14 189
34. Sale of property for taxes being paid on time 06 03 1968 14 194
35. Listing ?J7 11 1968 14 221
36, $udget 07 08 1968 14 216
37. Stuart, T4ae. Salary of 07 26 1968 14 228
38; County line - Figure 8 Beach 08 L9 1968 14 239
39: Tax abstract form 08 19 1968 14 239
40;? Southern appraisal Co., Bill 08 05 1968 14 235
41? McDaniel, Garry, Request to take part time job 10 07 1968 14 252
42,
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10
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43; Tax Scrolls 10 07 1968 14 250
44: Change in tax records since presentation of tax scrolls 11 18 1968 14 267
45,: Tax rate 11 18 1968 14 270
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Month Day Year Vol. Pnge
l.. Compensation set for tax 1?sters for each farm tested. 5 1 1922 8 198
2. Tax Listers appointed for 1923: 4 2 1923 8 236
Wilmington: B. T. King Cape Fear: C. E. Haskett.
Federal Point: T. J. Burnett Ha?nett ?kl: A, H, High _
Harnett ?k2: G. T. Shepard Masonboro: Henry Horne
3. Compensation set for tax listers for taking farm census for the Department Agric. 4 23 1923 8 Z37
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4, of value for used autos delive?ed to be used by tax listers. 5 7 1923 8 ?41
5. Pay for tax listers established. Mrs. Dewey employed to assist tax listers. 5 7 1923 8 241
6, Tax Listers appointed for 1924; !? 7 ?924 8 290
Wilmington: H. M. Foard and W. P. McGlaughhan Cape Fear: W. J. Wilkins
Federal Point: T. J. Burnatt Harnett ??1: A. H. High
Harnett ??2: G. G. Shepard Masonboro: Henry Horn
7. Money aZ3o?aed tax listers forregistratio,nfox farms for Farm Cun.sus Bureau. 5 S 1924 ? 296
8. Tax Listers appointed tor 1925: 4 6 1925 8 336
Wilmington: W. S. Register and W. S. Bernard Cape Fear: W. J. Wilkins
Federal Point: L. J. Burnett Masonbor?: Henry Horne
Harnett ??1: A. H. High Harnett ??2: G. G. Shepard
9. Rate set for rural tax listers for each farm. 4 6 1925 8 336
10. Compensation set for tax listers listing farms. 4 S 1926 8 380
11. Tax Listers appointed for 1926; 4 5 1926 8 380
12. C. R. Davis to assist in tax listing to take the place of A. B. Sandlins. 5 8 1926 8 385
13 Tax Listers appointed for 1927: 3 29 1927 8 432
Wilmington: B. F. King and J. E. Wilson Cape Fear: W. J. Wilkins
Federal Point: T. J. Burnett Harnett ?? I: A. H. High
Harnett ??2: George T. Shepard Masonborc?: Henry Horne
14. Auditor empowered to file vacancies and change selections of tax collectors. 4 9 1927 8 437
15. Tax Listers appointed for I928: 4 l? 1928 8 504
GTilmin?ton: B. F. King and J. E. Wilson Cape Fear: W. J. FTilkins
Federal Point: T. J? Burnett .Harnett ??1: A. H. _ High .
Harnett ??2: G. T. Shepard Masonboro: Henry Horne
16. Tax Listers ailowed 10? per farm for reportin.g farm for farm cen.us. 5 1 1928 8 508
17. Tax Listers instructed to list dogs. 4 23 1929 8 571
18. Tax Listers appoin?ed for 1930: 3 11 193? 9 49
Wilmington: W. P. Toon, W, E. Carpenter and W. S. R?gister
Cape Fear: W. J. Wilkia?.s Federal Point: T. J. Burnett
?-iarnett: A. H. High and George T. Shepard Masonboro: Henry Horne
I9. Tax Listers appointed for 1931: 3 16 1931 9 97
Same as above except W. F. Carpenter, B. F. IZing and W. P. Toon for Wilmington.
20. Tax Listers appointed for 1932: 3 14 1932 9 155
Wilmington: W. F. Carpenter, B. F. King and E. H. Duvis
Harnett: A. H. High, George T. Shepard Masonboro: He;,?ry Horne
Cape Fear: W. J. Wilkins Federal Point: Thomas J. Burnett
2?-• Substitute tax ],ister to_be named in place of W. J. Wilkins for Cape Fear. 4 25 1932 9 162
22. Tax Listers appointed for 1933: 3 20 1933 9 210
Wilmington same as above. Cape Fear same as above, Harnett ?kl; Mrs J. E. High
?Iarnett ?k2, : same as above Masox?.boro : Mrs . Lelia Horne
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Month Day Year Vol. Page
l. Request for help. 12 02 1968 14 276
2. Request for overtime pay for employees 11 16 1968 14 281
3. Additional help 12 16 1968 14 280
4. Tax supervisor appointed to Federal State Crop Report survey. 12 16 1968 14 284
5. Sigman, Walter, W., request to purchase lot 12 16 1968 14 284
6. Salaries Ul 06 1969 14 28ti
7. Non-Listing Penalty; L. k. Clemmer
O1
06
1969
14
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8. Pay of tax listers U1 Ob 1969 14 28ti
9. Postage O1 20 1y69 14 294
10. Listing of Property by acerage or lot 02 03 l96y 14 295
11. Listing Office request 02 17 1969 14 SOl
12. Real property and personal property values 02 03 1y69 14 297
13. Tax levy 02 17 1969 14 29t?
14. Abatement of '1'ax penaltx, Sanciman, Inc. li3 l/ 1969 14 30"Z
15. Request ot Trinity Methodist Church Os 17 196y 14 S08
16. lliscussion collection of taxes on vehicles 05 U5 1969 i4 3'l8
1/. Delinquent list 06 16 1969 14 343
1$. Personal and real property taxes U6 16 1969 14 343
19. Budget 07 17 1969 14 371
20. Relief on taxes - Old Southern bell building 07 14 196y 14 s62
'll. Southern Appraisal Co. bill 07 14 1969 14 's62
?2. Untaxes autos 08 18 196y 14 s82
23. '1'ax ratio Oy 15 196y 14 :590
"l4. 'fax Department 09 15 1969 14 3y0
25. Supervisor's request for travel funds lU 20 196y 14 403
26. '1'ax Ratio 10 06 1969 14 S92
27. Approval of tax abstract 10 06 1969 14 395
28. lliscussion of tax radio 11 03 1969 14 405
29. Itequest of William Hargrove for inspection of household furnishings 11 17 1969 14 414
30. Tax Abstract 11 03 1969 14 4U7
31. Resolutions supporting new taxation of motor vehicles 12 O1 1y69 14 415
32. Report 12 O1 1969 14 417
33. '1'ime off 12 Ul 1969 14 4?0
34, Transfer of funds Ol 19 1970 14 429
35. Tax listing time O1 19 1970 14 430
36. Inventory of tax foreclosed property Ol 05 1970 14 426
37. Extension of tax listing time for corporations and businesses O1 05 1970 14 426
38. Transfer from General Contingency fund to Tax collector, Tax listing 02 16 1970 14 443
39. Personal taxes on vehilces 02 02 1970 14 440
40. Appropriation for travel (tax listing) 04 06 1970 14 460
41. Tax maps 0 4 06 1970 14 459
42. Transfer of funds (listing) Telephone, Advertising 04 20 1970 14 464
43. Setting of tax rate 07 20 1970 14 500
44. Information regards to ownership of real property 07 20 1970 14 500
45. Approval of 1971 tax abstracts 09 08 1970 14 528
46. Aproval of 1971 tax abstracts 09 21 1970 14 532
TAX DEPAR'TMENT
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover County, N. C. , MU JECT ?
na?, u. s. County Inaexea Since 1888 ? TO IOCaA? na11Nf? O?Nq Ot COTT A•Z TA? INpEX
P?r OFfICE C?E?? An Identif3'?n8 Trade Mark SURNAME INITIAL TAY MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY? COLUMBUS. OHIO
SOLD ?T ONEN ?. YYNN, NEN ?ERN, NORTN GROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDIlVGS
l;? Approval of listers
2: Appointment Larry Powell Tax Supervisor
31' Tax Assessment Radio
4: Computer Service
5,, H. B. 632 Licensing of Vehicles
6. Homestead Bill (Senate Bill 120)
7, Consideration of endorsing Governor's proposal that State assume responsibility for medicaid
8. Contract with municipalities for collection of taxes
9. Discount Schedule for prepayment of taxes
10. Reappointment of Supervisor
11. Additional Personnel for Personal Property Tax Div.
12. Presentation of tax scrolls
13. Partial tax payments
14; Discussion of Tax Office collecting certain items for City
15. Data processing
16. Recommendations on employment of CPA to make study procedures
17. Protest by Mrs. Mankie Hodges of increase in amount of her taxes
18: Method of paying taxes-taxpayers association
19. Tax value for household furniture for renters
20. Tax computer service
21. Resolution-listing by mail
22. Reorganization of tax office
23. Reorganization of tax office
24. Data Processing
25. Approval of 1972 tax abstract form
26. Additional tax values
27. Reorganization of tax office
28. Reorganization of tax office
29; Tax Assessment Ratio
30: Approval retroactive pay Key Punch Verifier
31: Discount of pre-paid taxes 1972
32, Discount on Prepayment
33. Request for refund of taxes Mrs. Anita Rivenbark
34. Request for refund of taxes Mrs. Anita Rivenbark
35. Discount on taxes
36. Space for office
37. Tax mapping and revaluation bid opening
3?, Sale of property for non-payment of taxes
39, Visitation on Tax Mapping
40, Bids - Tax Ma.rring
41, Foreclosed property
42. Farm Land Taxation
43. Discount on Taxes
44. Tax Mapping and Revaluation (accepting Cole-Layer-Trumble, Co.)
45. Sale of property for taxes
46. Reauest to pay taxes by partial payment
DATE
Month Day Year
12 O1 1970
Ol 04 1971
O1 18 1971
02 Ol 1971
05 17 1971
05 03 1971
05 03 1971
06 07 1971
07 06 1971
07 19 1971
09 20 1971
09 18 1971
09 20 1971
10 04 1971
10 18 1971
10 18 1971
10 04 1971
10 04 1971
10 04 1971
10 04 1971
10 04 1971
10 18 1971
11 t5 1971
11 15 1971
12 '?4 1971
12 ??6 1971
12 ?6 1971
12 20 1971
Ol 04 1972
Ol 04 1972
Ol 04 1972
O1 17 1972
O1 17 1972
02 07 1972
04 04 1972
04 04 1972
08 21 1972
08 21 1972
09 05 1972
09 18 1972
09 18 1972
10 02 1972
10 02 1972
10 02 1972
10 16 1972
11 06 1972
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567
573
649
625
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656
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21
17
17
16
18
17
27
37
41
16
20
51
59
62
62
61
65
67
75
105
102
206
206
211
214
221
227
229
?29/30
231
247
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES --- New Hanover County, N. C. _ SOBJECT TAX DEPARTMENT
nec. u. s. ?/? ?,,/?"? County Indexea Since 1888 ? To IOMt? nom?s? O?N11 Of
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DATE MINUTE BOOK
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS Month Day Year Vol. Page
' 1. Status of Tax rate over past few years 11 06 1972 15 247
2. Salary of tax administrator 11 20 1972 15 262
3. Salary of Tax Attorney 11 20 1972 15 262
4. Office hours 12 04 1972 15 275
5. Report on letters re: Developer's consideration O1 02 1973 15 296
6. Extension of listing period thru Feb. 1 Ol 15 1973 15 302
7. Sale of liens on real property 02 05 1973 15 318
8.
I Abatements and refunds 02 05 1973 15 i18-9
9.
Tax ratio, discussion of 02 05 1973 15 >22-3
10. Abatements and refunds 02 19 1973 15 329
11. Tax radio, resolution of 02 19 1973 15 334
12. Developer consideration (discussion) 02 19 1973 15 334 ,
13. Tax of property on leased property 02 19 1973 15 335
14. Developer's consideration (Special mtg.) 02 26 1973 15 >36-7
15. Developer's consideration (discussion) 03 19 1973 15 .?49-5
16. J. M. Fields (additional v?.lue) 03 19 1973 15 350
17. Graystone Galleries, request for relief of taxes 03 19 1973 15 .?50-1
18. Extension of time for tax foreclosures 03 19 1973 15 351
19. Abatements and refunds 03 19 1973 15 :?51-2
20. Housing authority - relief of taxes 03 19 1973 15 .?52-3
21. Removal of listing penalty 03 19 1973 15 352
22. Contract to audit tax accounts 04 02 1973 15 366
23. Housing Authority - relief of taxes 04 02 1973 15 ?66-7
24. Developer's consideration (115 parcels) 04 02 1973 15 367
25. Abatements (for over three years) 04 02 1973 15 367
26.
I Prepayment Policy 04 16 1973 15 374
27. Abatements and refunds (3/13 - 4/16/73) 04 16 1973 15 .?74-5
28.
I Refund 05 07 1973 15 377
29. Transfer for rent arripostage 05 07 1973 15 383
' 30. Abatements and refunds 05 20 1973 15 419
31. Transfer for advertising 05 21 1973 15 421
32. Denial of release of late listing penalty 06 18 1973 15 437
33. Abatements (5/16 - 6/15/73) 06 18 1973 15 437
34. Refund on foreclased property 06 18 1973 15 ?37-8
' 35, Extension on foreclosure 07 02 1973 15 442
36. Abatements (6/16 - 7/16) 07 16 1973 15 448
37. Abatements and refunds (7/16 - 8/20) 08 20 1973 15 474
38. Approval of refund of interest 08 20 1973 15 474
39. Discussion of dog tax 09 04 1973 15 ?81-2
4G. Deferrai of i974 tax abstract ng n4 1g7? 15 4R2
41. Abatements and refunds 8/20 - 9/4) 09 04 1973 15 482
42. Acceptance of Blk. 543 on taft alley 09 04 1973 15 482
09 17 1973 15 :?00-1
43. Abatemen?Gs
44. Removal of county dog tax 09 17 1973 15 501
45. Approval of 1974 tax abstract 09 17 1973 15 501
46. Abatements and refunds 10 15 1973 15 !?11-3
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover County
N. C. TAX DEPARTMENT
MU
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r?r OFFICE ?^?c?//"r? An Identifying Trade Mark ?8 SURNAME INITIAL TAY COTT A•I TM INpEX
MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD i] OMIEN i. OYNA, NEw ?ER N, NORTH GR OLIMA
?'
°
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUiE BOOK
?? Month Qay Year Vol. Page
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1..',` Extension of tax foreclosure - Gaines 10 15 1973 15 513
2.?,.
' Tax contract with beach towns 10 15 1973 15 513
?
3.'?; Approval of Schedules of value, standards, and rules for Octennial Revaluation 10 24 1973 15 516
4.=`, Denial of release of interest charged on delinquent taxts 11 19 1973 15 525
5.. Abatements and refunds 11 19 1973 15 525
6.? Abatements and refunds 12 03 1973 15 535
7.' ABatements and refunds 12 17 1973 1 5 546
8. Request for collection of prepaymen?ts by Tax Office 12 17 1973 15 546
9. Awarding of computer contract Ol 07 1974 15 554
10. Adoption of use value schedule for agricultural, horticultural and forest land O1 07 1974 15 554
11. Request for releast of Iisting p,enalty (Henry D. Capillary) O1 07 1974 15 554
12. Underlisting of 1973 Inventory F? ec{uipment (Butler's, Merritt-Holland, Gray Gables) O1 07 1974 15 554
13. Intent to authorize Tax Administrator to exempt volunteer fire departments O1 07 1974 15 554
14. Authorization to sell lot 17, Block A, Pinehurst Subd., Colwell St. Ol 21 1974 15 5i1-2
15., Extension of time for listing '74 taxes O1 21 1974 15 562
16. Abatements and refunds Ol 21 1974 15 562
17. Discussion of discounts for Tax prepayments Ol 21 1974 15 562
18. Extension of time for listing '74 taxes O1 31 1974 15 ?68-9
19. Resolution authorizing Tax Adm. to issue and direct executions to Sheriff 02 04 I974 15 574
20. Elimination of discounts for Tax prepayments 02 04 1974 15 ?74-5
21. Abatements and refunds 02 04 1974 15 575
22. Sale of tax liens on real property 02 04 1974 15 575
23.` Abatements and refunds 03 18 1974 15 602
24. Discussion of levy upon and sale of Tangible personal property 03 18 1974 15 604
25.? Overtime pay for Mrs. Rhodes 04 O1 1974 15 bll
26. Appointment of Beale F? Hardison as outside auditor for Tax Office. 04 16 1974 15 617
27. Abatements and refunds 04 lb 1974 15 bl7
28. Budget amendment - advertising 04 16 1974 15 617
29. Delinquent taxes of Lawrence W. Carroll 05 06 1974 15 622
30.' Approval of minutes '74 Board of Equalization and Review 05 06 1974 15 622
31.' Sale of 716 N. 8th St. 05 06 1974 15 622
32. Abatements ana Refunds 06 03 1974 15 651
33. Sale of lots 1-10, Patilanda Subd. 06 03 1974 15 651
34. Sale of 207 Kidder Street 06 03 1974 15 651
35. Transfer of funds - tax refunds 06 03 1974 15 651
36. Discussion of Cole-Layer-Trumble Co. 06 03 1974 15 651
37. Abatemer?s and refunds 07 O1 1974 15 675
38., Report on Cole-Layer-Trumble Co. 07 Ol 1974 15 675
39. Approval to sell 1106 S. 6th St. 07 15 1974 15 679
40.?' Approval to sell 705 and 707 Harnett St. 07 15 1974 15 679
41. Abatements and refunds 07 15 1974 15 679
42. Amendment to reappraisal contract 07 15 1974 15 679
43. Request for "report to taxpayers" 07 15 1974 15 684
44. Report on Cole-Layer-Trumble. Co. 08 05 1974 15 693
45. Discuss?on of contract amendment with Cole-Layer-Trumble 08 05 1974 15 693
46. Report on Cole-Laye-Trumble 0? 19 1974 15 699
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover Count?
N. C. TAX DEPARTMENT
MU
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_ JECT `
aec. u. s. A1?? County Indezea Since 1888 ? te IOtOM namli? o?A Ot
Anldentifyin6 Trade Mark
PAT OiFICE C'E?2
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MADE BY THE COTT INDEX TA? INpEX
COMPANY. COLUMBUS.
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SURNAME INITIAL TAO SOLO il OWEN 0. pUNN, N EM tERN , NORTII GRO LINA
NATURE Of PROCEEDlNGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
l. Collection settlement and charges for 1974 levy-appointment of Collector of Revenue 08 19 1974 15 699
2. Approval of sale of 919 So. llth St. 09 03 ?1974 15 707
3. Addendum to Reappxaisal Contract 09 16 1974 15 714
4. Transfer of funds - Capital Outlay 09 16 1974 15 714
5. Addendum to topographic mapping contract 09 lb 1974 15 715
6. Sale of 312 Meares Street 09 16 1974 15 715
7. Tax abatements and refunds 09 16 1974 15 715
8. Report on Cole-Layer-Trumble Co. 09 16 1974 15 715
9. Report on Cole-Layer-Trumble Co. 10 07 I974 16 !6
10. Report on Cole-Layer-Trumble Co. 10 21 1974 16 34
11. Abatements and refunds 10 21 1974 16 34
12. Release of listing penalty - Wilmington Chemical Co. IO 21 I974 16 34
13. Waiver of Penalty - Cumpu?errecords, Inc. 11 04 I974 I6 39
14. Report on Cole-Layer-Trumble, Co. 11 04 1974 16 40
15. Report on Cole-Layer-Trumble, Co: 11 18 1974 16 49
16. Abatements and refunds 11 18 1974 16 49
17. Denial of release of listing penalty - New Hanover Boardcasting Co. 11 18 1974 16 49
18. Refund of 1974 taxes, abatement of 1974 taxes and transfer of funds - Chemical Leaman Tank Lines, Inc. 11 18 1974 16 49
19. Release of taxes barred by NC GS 105-378 from 1935-1964 11 18 1974 16 50
20. Report on Cole-Layer-Trumble 12 02 1974 16 63
21. Abatements and Refunds 12 16 1974 16 72
22. Discovered personal property 12 16 1974 16 73
23. Special meeting called w/Cole-Layer-Trumble Co. 12 16 1974 16 73
24. Report on Cole Layer ? Trumble O1 06 1975 16 82
25. Discussion of Revaluation Program O1 13 1975 16 84
26. Refund of listing penalty W. W. Stanfield O1 20 1 975 16 88
27. Report on revaluation (motion to ask CLT to present new values) Ol 20 1975 I6 ?8-9
28. Budget transfer from room rent for tax listers Ol 20 1975 16 90
29. Denial of refund of listing penalty J. B. Sistrunk, Sr. O1 20 1975 16 93
30. Denial of abatement of interest - Charles W. Penton O1 20 1975 16 93
31. Abatements and refunds O1 20 1975 16 93
32. Report of collector of revenue Ol 20 1975 16 93
33. Discussion of revaluation program O1 27 1975 16 '?7-8
34. Discussion w/legislators re revaluation (Sen. Smith advised he would introduce legislation) 02 02 1975 16 100
35. Deferral o£ requests for extension of listing time 02 03 1975 16 102
36. Discussion of property valuations 02 03 1975 16 108
37. Discussion of ?axpayers who had not received abstracts 02 10 1975 16 L08-9
38. Extension of time for listing '75 taxes 02 10 1975 16 109
39. Discussion of written requests for Board of Equalization ? Review 02 17 1975 16 113
40. Discussion of revaluation program (rescinding motion to ask CLT for new values 02 17 1975 16 113-4
41. Abatements aand refunds 02 17 1975 16 120
42, Report from Collector of revenue thru 1/31/75 02 17 1975 16 120
43. Date of sale for tax liens on real property 03 03 1975 16 134
44, Budget transf? for tax foreclosures 03 03 1975 16 134
45. Report from CLT set cut off date for informal hearings 03 17 1975 16 137-8
46. Board of E ?, R to convene 4/7/75 03 17 1975 16 138
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover County, N. C. _ MU JECT TAX DEPARTMENT a
aeo. u. s. ? `-?J County Indezea Since 1838 ? To IOWt? nam?f? op?D pf COTT A-Z TA? INOEX
PAT OiFICE ???c?Fg./?7-L.(„a-?E- An Identifying Trade Mark SURNAME INITIAL TAB INADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS? OHIO
SOLD tT ONEN 0. CUNN, NEA tERN, NORTN GROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Voi. Page
1.• Report of Collector of Revenue thru 2/28/75
2. Abatements f? Refunds
3., Commission to meet w/R. C. Cantwell re Appraisal Procedures
4.;' Discussion of information requested by Taxpayers Assoc.
5.' Discussion of Convening of Board of E F? R
6. Transfer of funds for tax refunds
7.' Board to meet w/R. C. Cantwell re appraisal procedures
8. Report of Collector of Revenue thru 3/31/75
9. Abatements and refunds and transfer for funds for refunds
10. Approval of purchase of 5 drawer map cabinet
11. Setting meeting of Board of E F? R
12. Approval of purchase of tax notices
13. Motion for compensation of Board of E F? R
14. Approval of audit contract
15. Compensation set for Board of E? R
16. Plan for Octennial Revaluation 1983
17. Abatements and refunds
18. Report of collector of revenue
19. Approval of out of town travel for tax admin.
20. Discussion of Board of E F? R using committees
21. Board of E F? R to meet with TAxpayer's Assoc on June 17
22. Approval of purchase of PD 80 Copy Machine
23.' Transfer of funds for overtime pay
24. Disucssion of writing municipalities re tax base
25. Discussion of Board of E F?R going to committees
26. Motion re legal counsel for Comm. Wright
27. Abatements and refunds
28. Report of collector of revenue thru 5/31/75
29. Discussion of Tax dept. audit
30.' Discussion of tax base for FY 75/76
31. Motion not to not reappoint Tax Adm. Powell
32. Budget t?*ansfer for supplies
33. Deferral of requests for release of late listing penalties
34. Discussion of tax dept.
35. Verbatim transcripts of ineetings of Board of E$ R
36. Board of E$ R to meet 8 AM on 6/30/75
37. County to request investigation by SBI re charges of Taxpayers Assoc.
38. Reappointment of Larry J. Powell as Tax Admin.
39. Report from Collector of Revenue
40. Abatemetns and refunds
41., Approval distribution prior yr's taxes 74/75
42. Method of distribution prior yr's taxes
43. Approval value changes since 7/16/75
44. Report of collector of revenue thru 7/31/75
45. Approval of 1975 property value changes
46. Approval increase in pay Bd. of E F? R
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03 17
03 17
04 07
04 07
04 07
04 07
04 21
04 21
04 21
04 21
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05 05
05 12
05 12
05 19
05 19
05 19
05 19
05 26
05 26
06 02
06 02
06 02
06 02
06 09
06 16
06 16
06 16
06 16
06 16
06 23
06 23
06 23
06 23
06 23
06 23
07 07
07 21
08 04
08 11
08 11
08 18
08 18
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INDE? TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover Count
C TAX DEPARTMENT
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MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD ?T OWEN i. OUNM, NEN tERN. NORTH UROLINA
DATE MINUTE BOOK
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
Month Dny Year Vol. Page
1. Tax Supvr. excused from Bd. of E F? R meeting 09 02 1975 16 264
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2.
Request to file suit against CLT
09
08
1975
16
266
3. Budget transfer to pay Bd. of E F? R 09 15 1975 16 269
4. Approval of Collector of Revenue for Aug. 09 15 1975 16 269
5. Acceptance of settlement of Tax Collections for 1974 09 15 1975 16 269
6. Reappt. Janie Straughn Collector of Revenue 09 15 1975 16 270
7. Charge of Tax Coll. with 1975 tax levy 09 15 1975 16 270
? 8. Authorize Chm. to sign bond for Coll. of Rev. 09 29 1975 16 277
9. Approval of Tax Coll. report through 9/30/75 IO 2d I97? I6 2J3
10. Approval abatements and refunds 10 20 1975 16 291
11. Approval of request A. Leon Capel ? sons refund 10 20 1975 16 ?91-2
12. Approval outside help on commercial tax problems of Bd. of E F? R 10 20 1975 16 292
13. Budget transfer - dictaphone 10 20 1975 16 292
14. Abatements and refunds 11 03 1975 16 298
, 15. Coll. of revenue report 11 17 1975 17 7
16. Approval of abatements and refunds 11 24 1975 17 13-14
17. Approve supplementary audit contract 12 O1 1975 17 18
18. Discuss of taxes of Stamatis and Eliz. Koutsouflakis 12 Ol 1975 17 20
19. Request for tax review from Robert Duke 12 O1 1975 17 20
20. Discussion Personal prop. taxes - Thomas P. Burn 12 08 1975 17 22
21. Approval tax coll. rep. through 11/30/75 12 15 1975 17 26
22. Approval tax office discoveries 12 15 1975 17 26
23. Approval tax abatements and refunds 12 15 1975 17 27
24. Budget transfer - copying 12 15 1975 17 27
25. Change in Bd. of E? R mtg. 12 22 1975 17 33
26.
i Budget trans.to cover adjustmements for this fiscal year O1 05 1976 17 39
27. Discussion of changes in appraisal manual Ol 05 1976 17 40
'? 28. Approval of use value schedule O1 i?5 1976 17 40
29. Tax office discoveries O1 ;)5 1976 17 40
30. Release of tax listing penalties on KKS Assoc, Edgewater Club and Roger Hill O1 )5 1976 17 41
31. Discussion of taxes for Glenn A. Taylor O1 J5 1976 17 41
32. Discussion of ad showing tax listing places O1 ?)5 1976 17 41
33. Discussion of tax values of motor vehicles with Nello Filippni O1 05 1976 17 41
34. Approval tax abatements and refunds Ol 19 1976 17 46
35. Approval of extension of listing period O1 19 1976 17 46
36. Approval of tax listing extensions O1 26 1976 17 49
37. Approval of audit contract 02 02 1976 17 53
38. Budget trans. for refunds 02 02 1976 17 56
39. Approval tax office discoveries 02 02 1976 17 57
40. Approval of abatement - llr. M. Donahue 02 02 1976 17 57
41.
i Approval of overtime pay for Janie Straughn and May Stuart 02 02 1976 17 58
' 42. Deny request for waiver of interest for Ernest Bame and Wm. C. Smith 02 16 1976 17 60
43. Approval of tax collectors report thru 1/31/76 02 l6 1976 17 66
44. Approval of Abatements and refunds - Dr. M. Donahue and Maurice Barnhill 02 16 1976 17 66
45. Approval of tax office discoveries 02 l6 1976 17 66
46. Transfer funds for tax refunds 02 l6 1976 17 66
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SOLD ?Y OWEN i. YUNN, NEA ?ERN, NORTN GROLINA
; NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
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l.? Transfer funds for computer services 02 16 1976 17 66
2.? Discussion of damages against CLT 02 16 1976 17 67
3.! Approval of use value on property of Bruce Cameron 02 16 1976 17 67
4.? Discussion of Smith Builders Supply request for tax refunds 02 16 1976 17 67
5. Discussion of tax appeal of Charles W. Brown 03 O1 1976 17 70
6.?? Defeat of selling dog tags by mail 03 O1 1976 17 72
7. Date for sale of tax liens on real property 03 O1 1976 17 73
8. Release of taxes beyond the Statute of Limitations for forced collection 03 O1 1976 17 73
9. Schedule of 1976 Bd. of E? R meetings 03 Ol 1976 17 73
10. Approval collector of Rev, for Feb., 1976 03 15 1976 17 83
11. Trans. funds due to increase cost of audit F? appraisers 03 15 1976 17 ?>3-4
12. Approval abatements and refunds 03 15 1976 17 85
13. Trans. funds to pay taxes on County Admin. Buliding 04 05 1976 17 96
14. Request use value - property of Louise Cameron 04 05 1976 17 96
15., Further discussion of use value permit property Louise Cameron 04 05 1976 17 96
16.• County Attorney to get opinion of Atty. General office on use value permit for Louise Cameron 04 05 1976 17 98
17. Bid awarded to Wilmington Printing Co. for printing tax notices 04 05 1976 17 99
18. Approval of appeal Charles 4U. Brown for reduction in appraisal of property 04 20 1976 17 102
19.' Approval valuation changes recommended by State Prop. Tax Commission 04 20 1976 17 102
20. Approval tax abatements and refunds 04 20 1976 17 103
21. Approval tax collectors report thru March 04 20 1976 17 103
22. Remittance of taxes to NHC Schools 05 03 1976 17 117
23. Approval tax refund - Eugene Hansley 05 03 1976 17 .17-8
24. Tax foreclosure on property of Ruth L. Nixon 05 17 1976 17 125
25. Approval report collector of revenue 05 17 1976 17 125
26. Approval tax abatements and refunds 05 17 1976 17 126
27. Transfer funds for overpayment of 1975 tax prepayments 05 17 1976 17 126
28. Approval tax office discoveries 05 17 1976 17 126
29. Discussion of reduction taxes on Wilmington Hilton 05 17 1976 17 127
30. Approval use value on Cameron property 06 07 1976 17 139
31. Approval budget transfers 06 07 1976 17 144
32. Approval tax collector's report thru 5/31/76 06 21 1976 17 153
33. Approval tax abatements and refunds 06 21 1976 17 154
34.. Collector of Revenue report 6/3Qf76 07 19 1976 17 164
35. Discuss Waiver of Deposit - American Classics 08 02 1976 17 174
36. Waiver of depoist - American Classics 08 02 1976 17 174
37. Tabling abatement of taxes Fire Batized Holiness Church 08 16 1976 17 176
38. Discussion of upset bid of J.W. Walton 08 16 1976 17 177
39. Waiver bankruptcy deposit John C. Drewey and Newells 08 16 1976 17 178
40. Approve Tax collector report thru 7/31/76 08 16 1976 17 180
41. Abatements and refunds recommended by State Property Tax Commission 08 16 1976 17 180
42. Abatements and refunds 08 16 1976 17 180
43. Refund taxes Wilmington Poney League 08 16 1976 17 181
44.` Exemption Silver Lake Baptist Church 09 07 1976 17 184-5
45. Request exemption Wilmington Baptist Association 09 07 1976 17 185
46. Abatement Fire Baptized Holiness 09 07 1976 17 189
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MI?UTES - New Hanover County, N. C. _ MATTER: TAX DEPARTMENT _
aec. u. s. ?j County Indezee Since 1888 ?? ?+.?--'TO IOCitt 11?Itlft. ?pfA ?t COiT A-I TA{ INOEX
(.-?.e?a.?7l?.a-? An ldentifvin¢ Trede Matk ?,.? SURNAM6 INfT1AL TAS NIADE ?Y THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, ONIO
eet OFfIGIE SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN CO., NEW BERN, N. C.
NATURE Of PROCEEDINGS
l. Computerrecords contract
2. Dog tags by mail
3. Collector of revenue report thru 8/31/76
4. Abatements and refunds
5. Request abatement - Fannie Norwood Home
6. Tax status of UNC-W property
7. Further discussion status of UNC-W property
8. Request tax refund Emmanuel Presby. Chruch
9. Request Tax ADmin. notify churches file for exemption
10. Approval tax collectors report thru Sept. 30, 1976
11. Approval tax abatements ? refunds
12. Refund Lowes, Inc. for business license for 1976/77
13. Tax refund property Joseph J. Bryan, Sr.
14. Appt. Larry Powell Tax Comm. To study Hisotric Property Tax
15. Tax Exemption Ind. Order Odd Fellows
16. Abate taxes - Fannie Norwood Home
17. Tabling church requests for exemption
18. Refund taxes - H. P. Garvie
19. Release taxes Trinity United Meth. Church
20. Private sale Thomas Nixon, Sr.
21. Discovered personal prop. - autos
22. Tax collector report thru 10/31/76
23. Abatements and refunds
24. Discovered real estate values
25. Reqeust for exemption Emmanual PResby. Church and Wilm. Baptist Assn.
26. Presentation of tax audit report for FY ending 6/30/76
27. Discuss tax audit report
28. Saturday listing hours
29. Release listing penalty Ernest Keith
30. Change procedure for applying partial payments
31. Collection revenue thru 11/30/76
32. Discuss abatements and refunds
33. budget trans - pay county taxes
34. approve abatements and refunds
35. Refund W. L. Shaw taxes
?. Waive late listing penalty - Pacesetter Ind.
37. Discuss titles recorded in tax foreclosure sales
38. Request attorney to draw Mobile Home Registration
39. Collection of Revenue report
40. Approve abatements ancl refunds
41. Listing extensions
42. Listing penalty Century Mills
43. ih'rite legislators re: tax on autos
44. Special meeting for tax listing extensions
45. Listing extensions
46. Budget Trans. copier
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rt? An Identifying Trade Maric SURNAM< INRIAL TA! COiT A-2 TA? INOEX
MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMiUS, OHIO
, SOLD BY OWEN 6. DUNN CO., NE W BERN , N. C.
DATE MINUiE BOOK
? NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
' Month Day Year Vol. Page
l. Discuss additional business tax 02 07 1977 17 278
2. Close tax office to move to Admin. Bldg. 02 07 1977 17 279
3.: Releast taxes N. E. FWB Church 02 Zl 1977 17 285
4., Collection of REvenue report thru 1/31/77 02 21 1977 17 286
5. Sale of tax liens 02 21 1977 17 286
6. Release scroll charges 02 21 1977 17 286
7. Mobile home registration ordinance 02 21 1977 17 286
8. Abatements and refunds 02 21 ]977 17 286
9. Action of property tax commission 02 21 1977 17 ?86-7
10. Budget trans. - telephone 02 21 1977 17 287
11. Withdraw request to purchase property Christian Tubernacle church 03 07 1977 17 295
12. Discuss property tax commission report 03 07 1977 17 298
13. Collector of Revenue report thru 2/28/77 03 28 1977 18 6
14. Abatements and refunds 03 28 1977 18 6
15. 1977 Board of E F? R 03 28 1977 18 6
16. Settlement with Cole-Layer-Trumble 03 28 1977 18 9
17. Resale of foreclosed property - 304 Wooster St. 04 04 1977 18 16
18. Budget Amend. pay Cole-Layer-Trumble 04 04 1977 18 17
19. Collector of Revenue report thru 3/31/77 04 18 1977 18 20
20. Approve abatements 04 18 1977 18 20
21. Approve typewriter - Antirecessionary funds 04 18 1977 18 20
22. Approve 1977 Tax Notice forms 05 02 1977 18 29
23. Discuss Langley Property on Wooster St. 05 16 1977 18 37
24. Collector of Revenue report thru 4/30/77 05 16 1977 18 38
25. Approve abatements and refunds 05 16 1977 18 38
26. Postpone sale of Langley property on Wooster St. 05 16 1977 18 40
27. Budget Trans. Close out 76/77 06 06 1977 18 :;1-2
28. Discuss Langley Tax matter on Wooster St. 06 06 1977 18 54
29. Approval tax abatements and refunds 06 20 1977 18 59
30. Approval collector of revenue report thru 5/31/77 06 20 1977 18 59
31. Reappt. Larry Powell, Tax Administrator 07 05 1977 18 70
32. Denial to collect street assessments at Wrightsville Bch. 07 05 1977 18 71
33. Approval collector of revenue report thru 6/30/77 07 18 1977 18 77
34. Approval tax aba?ements and refunds 07 18 1977 18 77
35. Collection settlement and charges for '77 levy 08 15 1977 18 89
36. Approval Collector of revenue thru 7/31/77 08 15 1977 . 18 89
37. Denial abatement of taxes Federal Point Medical Center 09 06 1977 18 96
38. Approval collector of revenue report thru 8/31/77 09 19 1977 1 8 103
39. Approval tax abatements and refunds 09 19 1977 18 103
40. Approval list discovered property 1976 09 19 1977 18 104
41. Approval changes in 1978 tax abstract 09 19 1977 18 104
42. Approval form and decal for mobile home registration 09 19 1977 13 104
43. Approve Collector of Revenue report thru 9/30/77 10 17 1977 18 118
44., Discuss aba?ements and refunds 1 10 17 1977, 18 118
45. Deny release of 1977 taxes - Bible Baptist church 10 17 1977 18 118
46. Approve abatements and refunds 10 17 1977 . 18 118
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nac. u. s. County Indexea Sinee 1888 ??o lota? nam?t? O?N? Ot COTT A•2 iA/ INDEX
rer OFFICE ?l? An Identifying Trade Mark MILC E Bll THE COTT INDEX (OMPANY, COLUMBUS, DHIO
fURNAME INITIAL TAB SOLD YY OWEN 0. YUNN, NEII CERN, NORiN GROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS uarE MINUTEBOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
l.: Pay for Wilmington Tax Listers fixed at $4. per day, County listers same as before . 3 20 1933, 9 210
., le?s 20% and farm census at s08 per farm reported.
2._ E. B. Calquitt offered but failed to receive appointment as Wilmington Tax Lister. _ 3 10 1933, 9 210
_ 3., Copy of H. B. 1183 validating tax listir??s in several Counties during April received. 4 10 1933 9 215
4.. Supervisor of taxes instructed to resurr?e listings. 4 10 1a33, 9 215
5.. Tax Listers paid $3. each for June l, and sufficient help allowed. 9 4 1934 9 287
6. Appointment for listers and assessors postponed. 5 11 193? 9 328
7. Ta? Listers appointed for 1935: 3 18 1935, 9 330
Wilmington: W. F. Carpenter, E. H. Davis and T. C. Eller
. Cape Fear: W. J. Wilkins Federal Point: J. E. Taylor
Masonboro: Mrs. L. M. Moore Harnett ?kl: Mrs. J. E. Hi;h
Harnett ??2: G. T. Shepard
8.. D. C. Edmondson and Miss Florence St?nleys appointed as assistant Tax Collectors. 4 1 1935 9 332
. 9. Authoriaed new typewriter for the Tax List?ng Department. 9 23 I935 9 381
.10., B. F. King, W. F. Carperter and E. H. Davis appointed Wilmington Tax Listers. 3 23 1936 9 415
11._ Tax Listers appointed for 1936:
Cape Fear: t?l. J. Wilkins F?deral Point: J. E. Taylor
Masonboro: Mrs. L. M. Hor:?? Harnett ??1: Mrs J. E. High
. Harnett ??2: G. T. Shepard
12,. List of tax listers read by Chairrran: 3 1 1937 9 484
- Wilmington: W. F. Carpenter, E. H. Davis and W. N. Harriss
. Cape Fear: Mrs. C. W. Wilkins Federal Point: J. E. Taylor
. Harnett ?kl: N£is. J. E. High Barnett ?k2: C. T. Shepard
Masonboro: Mrs. L. M. Horne
13.. D.C. Edmondson and Miss Florence Stanley appoi???d assistant Tax Listers. 4 5 1937 9 495
14.= A?u.thorized given to employ T. C. Eller as Tax Lister for Wilmington. 4 26 1937 9 495
15.. Tax Listers services needed for Homestead Exeznption data. 11 29 1937 9 556
?.16.. W. F. Carpenter, E. H. Davis and W. N. Harris appointed Tax Listers. 3 7 1938 9 570
17.. Tax Listers appointed for 1938: 3 7 1938 9 570
Cape Fear: Mrs. G. W. Wilkins Federal Point: Stephen T. Keyes
_ Harnett ??1: Mrs J. E. High Harnett ?k2: G. T. Shepard
Masonboro: Mrs Leila M. Horne
18. Tax Listers appointed for 1939; 3 13 1939 10 45
Cape Fear: Mrs. G, W. Wilkins Federal Point: S. T. Keyes
Harnett ??1: Mrs. J. E. High Harnett ??2: t?. T. Shepard
Masonboro: Mrs L. M. Horne Wilmington: W. N. Harriss, E. H. Davis
_ W. S. Carpenter, W. S. Rigerster
19,. Tax Listers appointed. (same as above page 45? 12 4 1939 10 99
20,. Employing Tax Listers and substitute S. T, Keyes referred to Chairman. 1 29 1930 10 108
21. Filing of Tax returns with Listers extended through Februar3T. 1 29 1930 10 108
22, Tax Listers appointed for 1940; 12 16 1940 10 170
_ Wilmington: W. F. Carpenter, W. N. Harriss and E. H. Davis
Cape Fear: Mrs. G. W. Wilkins Federal Point: S. T. Keyes
_ Harnett?;'-1: Janet Hugh Harnett ?k2: ?. T. Shepard
Masonboro: Mrs. Horne
23,. Tax Listers appointed for 1941 & 1942; 12 8 1941 10 244
(same as above page 170)
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES = New Hanover County, N. C. _ MATTER: TAX DEPARTMENT
Te Ieeat? nam?s, ?pM at WTi A.i rAt INOEX
eec. u. t. /? County Indezes Since 1888 NIADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUM?US, OHtO
??r OFFICE C.?c?ei? An Identifyine Trade Mark EURNAME INRIAL TA! SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN CO., NEW BERN, N. C.
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS ??T?
Month Dny Year
1. Deny release listing penalty Hanover Mall
2. Deny release listing penalty Hanover Mall
3. Approval collector of revenue thru 10/21/77
4. Approval tax abatements and refunds
5. Discussion on fees charged Municiaplities for tax services
6. Approval collector of.revenue report thru 11/30/77
7. Extension tax listiing period
8. Approval tax abatements and refunds
9. Appeal from Iisting autos - Harris
10. Approve Collector of Revenue report thru 12/31
11. Approve abatements and refunds
12. Approve Collector of Revenue report
13. Approve abatements and refunds
14. Date for sale of tax liens
15. Discuss taxes on motor vehicles
16. Private sale at 406 S. 7th St.
17. Release taxes after 10 years
18. Budget Transfer - Computerize Delinquent Records
19. Wilmington Hilton appeal from 1977 Board of E F? R
20. Collector of Revenue thru 2/28/78
21. Approval tax abatements and refunds
22. Reaeust for additional space
23. Approval Collector of Revenue 3/31/78
24. Approve tax abatements & refunds
25. Approval private sale tax foreclosed property - 910 Walnut Street
26. Award More Business Forms printing 1978 tax bills
27. Denial Tax abatement-Wrightsville Beach
28. Transfer - advertising
29. Tabled appeal of C. Itoh & Co.
30. Approval Abatements & Refunds
31. Approval Collector of Revenue, April 30
32. Budget Amendment - State and County sales tax
33. Budget Transfer-new numbering sgstem
34. Approve Collector of Revenue
35. Retirement - Wallace & Love
36. Approve abatements & refunds
37. Status 1977 tax listing C. Itoh Co.
38. Reconvening 1978 Board of E& R
39. Discuss bill exempt ad yalorem taxes from livestock, etc.
40. Meeting of Board of E& R
41. Legislation exempt frozn ad valorem taxes from livestock, etc, not adopted
42. Approval Collector of Revenue, June 30, 1978
43. Approval Tax abatements
44. Tax valuation set for Country Club Apartments
45. Approval collection settlement & charges for 1978 tax levy and Straughn reappointment Collector of Revenue
46. Approval Collector of Revenue report thru 7/31j78
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2. Approve tax abatements & refunds 09 18 1978 18 279
3. Approve collector of revenue report 10 16 1978 18 291
4. Approve abatements & refunds 10 16 1978 18 291
5. Request for discharge of tax liens: Carolina Forest Products 11 20 1978 18 306
6. Private sale of tax foreciosed property - Campbell Street 11 20 ].978 18 306
7. Discuss 4th year Horizontal Revaluation 11 20 1978 18 306
8. Approve Collector of Revenue Report through 10/31/?8 11 20 1978 18 306
9. Approve Abatements & Refunds II ZQ I978 I8 306
10, Employee Error - bond not pursued 12 04 1978 18 319
11, Discuss Property Tax on Automobiles 12 04 1978 18 319
12, Approve Abatements & Refunds 12 18 1978 18 324
13, Approve Collector of Revenue Report 12 18 1978 18 324
14, Extension of Tax Listing 12 18 1978 1.8 324
15, Tax Exclusion - Amerada Hess Ol 15 1979 18 341
16. Approval of Tax Collector's Report thru 12/31/78 O1 15 1979 18 341
17. Approval Tax Abatements & Refunds Ol 15 1979 18 341
18. Request for Establishment of Minimum Value for tax purposes Ol 15 1979 18 341
19. Commission determines minimum tax bill 02 05 1979 18 350
20, Budget transfer - travel 02 05 1979 18 353
21. Tax Abatements & refunds 02 19 1979 18 359
22. Approval of report of Collector of Revenue 02 19 1979 18 359
23. Release of taxes barred by G. S. 105-378 02 19 1979 18 359
24. Sale date of tax liens D2 19 1979 18 359
25. Assist. Collector of Revenue position added to tax department 02 19 1979 18 359
26, Discussion of Taxing Containers 02 19 1979 18 362
27. Discussion of Taxing Goods at State Ports - tabled 03 05 1979 18 364
28.' Proposed bill clarifying property tax ememptions 03 19 1979 18 370
29,. Request for Tax Refund & Exemption by Transnitro, Inc. 03 19 1979 18 370
30.' Report through 2/28/79 - Collector of Revenue - approved 03 19 1979 18 373
31. Approval - Abatements & Refunds 03 19 1979 18 373 "
32. Budget transfer 04 02 1979 18 377
33. Budget amendment - to cover State Sales Tax refunds 04 02 1979 18 378
34. Resolution endorsing franchise tax revision 04 02 1979 18 382
35. Tax exemption bill tabled 04 02 1979 18 384
36. Approval of report of Collector of Revenue thru 3/31/79 04 17 1979 18 386
37. Approval - tax abatements & refunds 04 17 1979 18 386
38, Explanation of Sales Ratio Study 04 17 1979 18 387
39. Discussion of Tax Exemption Bill 04 17 1979 18 387
40. Budget transfer to purchase Pitney Bowes - Foler, Turner & Inserter & 2 tables 04 17 1979 l?i 388
41. Award of contract for printing tax bills 05 07 1979 18 401
42. Report on proposed bill relating to tax exemptions 05 07 1979 18 403
43. Budget transfer - advertising 05 07 1979 18 404
44. Budget transfer - to complete fiscal year 05 21 1979 18 411
45. Approval of Tax Abatements & Refunds 05 21 1979 18 411
46; Approval of report of Collector of Revenue through April 30, 1979 05 21 1979 18 411
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N?DE {Y TNE COTT INDEX COM?ANY, aD6UMrOS,
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SURNAME INITIAL TAB SOLD BY OW EN G. DU NN CO., N EW BERN, N. C.
DATE MINUiE BOOK
NATURE Of PROCEEDINGS
Month Day Year Vol. Page
l. Approval of Collector of Revenue through May 31, 1979 06 18 1979 18 429
2. Apprcaval of Tax Abatements & Refunds 06 18 1979 18 429
3. Request by Mr. William Bryant for relief from taxes 07 02 1979 18 442
4. Private sale of tax foreclosed property - 815 Walnut Street 07 02 1979 18 442
5. Larry Powell reappointed as Tax Administrator for two years 07 02 1979 18 444
6. Approval of report of Collector fo Revenue - through June 30, 1979 07 23 1979 18 446
7. Approval - Abatements & Refunds 07 23 1979 18 446
8. Discovery Process for 78 & 79 Taxes - Amerada Hess Corp. 08 06 1979 18 457
9. Approval - report of Collector of REvenue - thru Ju1y 3I, 1979 08 20 2979 ?8 !?&3
10. Approval - tax abatements 08 20 1979 18 463
11. Collection Settlement, Reappointment of Collector of Revenue & charge for 1979 tax levy 08 20 1979 18 463
12. Tax exemption - Corning Glass Works 08 20 1979 18 463
13. Recognition - Larry Powell - Tax Supervisor of the Year 08 20 1979 18 464
I4. Donation of property in Iieu of paying taxes 09 04 1979 18 472
15. Approval of Report of Collector of Revenue thru 8/31/79 09 17 1979 18 476
16. Approval of Tax Abatements & Refunds 09 17 I979 18 480
17. Amend New Hanover County ordinance imposing County Privilege License Taxes 10 Ol 1979 18 487
1$. Approval of report of Collector of Revenue thru 9/30/79 10 15 1979 18 493
19. Approval of Tax Abatements and Refunds 10 15 1979 18 496
20. Award of bid for surveying computer & plotter 10 15 1979 1.8 496
21. Approval of Report of Collector of Revenue thru 10/3?./79 11 19 1979 18 512
22. Approval of Abatements & Refunds 11 19 1979 ?18 512
23. Approval of Report of Collector of Revenue thru Nov. 30, 1979 12 17 1979 18 525
24. Approval Tax Abatements & Refunds 12 17 1979 18 525
25. Award of Bid for Tax Computer Program to Burroughs 12 17 1979 18 525
26. Authorization of tax administrator to grant or deny requests for extension of tax listing period for 1980 12 17 1979 18 529
27, Report o? Collect or of Revenue thru 12/31/79 Ol 21 1980 18 539
28. Tax Abatements & Refunds O1 21 1980 18 539
29. Property tax exemption-Wertheimer Bag Company O1 21 1980 18 539
30. Update on reevaluation efforts for 1983 Ol 21 1980 18 540
31. Approval-report of Collector of Revenue Thru 1/31/80 02 18 1980 18 540
32. Approval of list of Abatements & Refunds 02 18 1980 18 550
33. Date of 5/5/80 approved for sale of tax liens outstanding as of 1/31/80 02 18 1980 18 550
34. Approval of release of taxes.barred after 10 years 02 18 1980 18 550
35. Denial of release of listing penalty for PPG Industries, Inc. 02 18 1980 18 556
36. Private sale of tax foreelosed property 03 10 1980 18 565
37. 1980 Meeting of Equalization & Review schedule for Monday, April 28/1980 03 17 1980 18 568
38. Approval of report of Collector of Revenue through February 29, 1980 03 17 1980 18 568
39. Approval of tax abatements and refunds 03 17 1980 18 568
40. Budget transfer - Tux Department 03 17 1980 18 569
41, Approval of report af Callector of Revenue thru 3/31/80 03 21 1980 18 583
42. Approval of tax abatements & refunds 03 21 1980 18 583
aquire necessary soft ware
43. Amendment-budget to increase contracted services a/c for the balance of the computer work necessary to/ 03 21 1980 18 584
44. Award of contract for tax forms 05 05 1980 18 594
45. Budget Transfer-Unforseen refunds on taxes paid in error 05 19 1980 18 599
46. Collector of Revenue report through April 28, 1980 05 19 19.80 18 598
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']..'' Tax Abatement & Refunds OS 19 1980 18 598
2. Budget transfer shortage in printing 06 25 1980 18 622
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3.'
Approval of report of Collector of Revenue through May 31, 1980
06
16
1980
18
6.14
4.? Approval of Tax Abatements & refunds 06 16 1980 18 614
5.? Slide presentation of Tax Revaluation Program 07 07 1980 18 632
6.', Postponement of presentation on proposed Free Trade Zone & Memorandum of understanding with Agri. Ext. Serv. 07 07 1980 18 631
7. Approval of Collector of Revenue Report through June 30, 1980 07 28 1980 18 636
8. Approval of tax abatements & refunds 07 28 1980 18 636
9. Report of Col3ector of IZevenue through July 3I, 14$Q 08 IS I9$Q IS 648
10. Tax Abatements and Refunds 08 18 1980 18 648
,11, Collection settlement for 1979 tax levy; reappt. of Call. of Rev. &?harges for 1980 tax levy 08 18 1980 18 648
. 12. Approval of report of Collecotr of REvenue through August 31, 1980 09 15 1.980 18 662
13. Approval of tax abatement and refunds 09 15 1980 18 662
14. Release of tax listing penalties 09 15 1980 18 663
15. Report of collection of revenue 10 20 1980 18 682
16: Tax abatements & refunds 10 20 1980 18 682
17. Release of taxes assessed ta governmental units 10 20 1980 18 682
18. Progress report on 1983 reevaluation report 10 20 1980 18 684
' 19. Spanro Trading Company tax appeal 10 20 1980 18 684
20.. Requests for Sr. Citizens and disability exclusions 10 20 1980 18 685
21. Denial of requests for release of listing penalties 10 20 1980 18 685
22., Report of collector of Revenue 11 17 1980 18 702
23. Tax abatements and refunds 11 17 1980 18 702
24: Denial-Request for release of tax listing penalty (Gulf) 11 17 1980 18 704
25. Tax exemption-Sr. Citizens 11 17 1980 18 704
26. Report of Collector of Revenue through 11/30/80 12 15 1980 18 730
' 27, Tax abatements and refunds 12 15 1980 18 730
28, Extension of listing period 12 15 1980 18 730
29. Budget amendment-data processing Ol 05 1981 18 738
30. Status of request for tax relief - t?. Jordan O1 05 1981 18 746
31. Report of collector or Revenue Ol 19 1981 18 750
32. Tax abatements and refunds O1 19 1981 18 750
33. Report of Collector of Revenue 02 16 1981 18 764
' 34. Tax abatements and refunds 02 16 1981 18 764
35. Release of taxes Barred by G.S. 105-378 02 16 1981 18 764
36. Sale of Tax Leins on Real Property 02 16 1981 18 764
37. Release of tax listing penalty for David Simms 02 16 1981 18 767
38., Denial of release of tax listing penalty for Sutton Council Furniture Company 02 16 1981 18 768
39. Report of collector of Revenue 03 16 1981 18 780
40. Tax Abatements and $efunds 03 16 1481 18 780
41. Discussion on 1981 Tax bills re: "Regulation" "School" 03 16 1981 18 785
42. Budget amendment-Tax Revaluation/reappraisal reserve 04 06 1981 18 796
43. Amendments to agreement with Municipalities for Tax Collection 04 06 1981 18 804
44. ?.egort of Collector of Revenue: 04 21 1981 18 807
45.
? Tax abatements and refunds 04 21 1981 18 807
? 46. Bid for Remote and Slave Printers awarded to Burroughs Corporation 05 04 1981 18 815
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M?DH ?Y TNE COTT A TO Z TAB INDEX
COTT INDEX COMrANY, COLUNtYf? ONIO
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SURNAME INITIAL TAB SOLD BY OW EN G. DU NN CO., NEW BERN, N. C.
DATE MINUTE BOOK
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
Month Day Year Vol. Page
1. Tax Abatements and Refunds, Exhibit Book VIII, Pa.ge 39 05 1$ 1981 18 833
'' 1-a. Collector of Revenue Report through April 30, 1981 OS 18 1981 18 833
2. Award of Bid on Digitizing System for tax office 06 08 1981 18 859
3. Agreement for Reformatting of Cadastral Maps 06 O1 1981 18 839
4. " Tax Abatements.and refunds, Exhibit Book VIII, Page 43 06 15 1981 18 863
4-a. Collector of Revenne Report through May 31, 1981 06 15 1981 18 863
5. Reappointment of Larry Powell as Tax Supervisor 06 15 1981 18 868
' 6. Wilbur E. Bryant - Property Tax appeal 06 15 1981 18 868
7. Approval of Tax Abatements and Refunds 07 20 1981 18 889
7-a. Report of Collector of Revenue through 6/30/81 07 20 1981 18 901
8. Co:?ments on Fire Tax Districts 08 03 1981 18 899
I 9. Approval of Tax Abatements and Refunds Q$ 3.7 3g8? 38 901
9-a. Approval of collector of Revenue Report through 7/31/81 08 17 1981 18 901
! 10. Acceptance of Collection settlement and charge for 1981 tax levy 08 17 1981 18 901
' 10-a. Appropriation of funds for Railroad Litigation (Property taxes) 08 17 1981 18 901
11. Tax Abatements and Refunds 09 21 1981 18 921
12 Approval of collector of Revenue report through 8/31/81 09 21 1981 18 921
13. Approval of Tax Abatements and refunds 10 19 1981 ?8 940
iI , 14. Collector of Revenue Report through 9/30/81 10 19 1981 18 940
?'?, 15. Approval of 1982 Tax Listing Form 10 19 1981 18 940
16, Report of Collector of Revenue through 10/31 11 16 1981 18 956
17. Tax Abatements and Refunds 11 16 1981 18 956
1$ Budget Amendment - Tax Department Land Records Management Program Grant to acquire CRT, Auto. Drafting
. Equipment and staff 12 07 1981 18 967
j 19. Approval of Report of Collector of Revenue through 11/30/81 12 21 1981 18 974
20. Approval of Tax Abatements & Refunds 12 21 1981 18 974
?I Approval of Report of Gollector of Revenue Ol 18 1982 18 987
21?
- 22. Approval of Tax Abatements & Refunds Ol 18 1982 18 987
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, 23.
Cancellation of Agreement with Southeastern Computer Corporation
02
Ol
1982
18
992
? 24. Additional Employee Authorized in Tax Dept. 02 Ol 1982 18 992
'I 25. Approval of Report of Collector of Revenue through 1/31/82 02 15 1982 19 O11
26. Approval of Tax Abatements and Refunds 02 15 1982 19 Oll
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27.
Release of Taxes Barred by G. S. 105-378
02
15
1982
19
O11
? Approval of the Report of Collector of Revenue through February 28, 1982
03
15
28, , 1982 19 27
; 29. Approval of List of Tax Abatements and Refunds 03 15 1982 19 27
? 30. Approval of Revisions to Tax Notices 03 15 1982 19 30
I 31. Approval of the Report of Collector of Revenue through March 31, 1982 04 19 1982 19 48
I
32.
Approval of Tax Abatements & Refunds
04
19
1982
19
48
?i 33. Tax Office Audit 05 03 1982 19 57
, 34. Award of bid for 1982 tax notices 05 03 1982 19 57
?, 35. Approval of Report of Collector of Revenue through April 30, 1982 05 17 1982 19 65
36. Approval of Tax Abatements & Refunds 05 17 1982 19 66
37. Southeran Bell Telephone Company petition for Tax Relief 05 17 1982 19 66
38. Resale of Tax Foreclosed Property 1314 Glenn St. 05 25 1982 19 77
39. Approval of Collector of Revenue Report through May 31, 1982 06 21 1982 19 93
40. Approval of Tax Abatements & Refunds 06 21 1982 19- 93
I 41. Resale of Tax Foreclosed Property 06 21 1982 19 93
I 42. Gift of Property located at 715 N. Sixth Street 06 21 1982 19 93
43. Resale of Tax Foreclosed Property - 405 S. 6th 5t. 07 06 1982 19 111
44. Approval of Collector of Revenue Report 07 19 1982 19 113
45. Approval of Tax Abatements & Refunds 07 19 1982 19 113
46. Update on 1983 Tax Revaluation Project 07 19 1982 19 121
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover County
N. C. RT TAX DEPARTMENT i
, _ MATT
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ty. Month Day Yea? Vol. Page
l. Discussion on Date for Work Session on Tax Revaluation 07 19 1982 19 124
2. Revaluation Work Session 08 02 1982 19 124
3. Approval of Collector of Revenue Report thraugh July 31, 1982 08 16 1982 19 133
4.. Approval of T? Abatements and refunds 08 16 1982 19 133
5. Approval of 1981 Tax Collection Settlement and charges for 1982 Tax Levy 08 16 1982 19 133
6. Pat Raynor reappointed Collector of Revenue 08 16 1982 19 133
7. Adoption of Schedules, Standards and Rules for 1983 Revaluation 08 16 1982 19 134
8. Adoption of Resolution correcting Surplus Property Tax Number 08 16 1982 19 134
08 16 1982 19 139
9. Authorization for Execution of Records Retention and Disposition Schedules, Tax Supervisor and TAx Collectors Office
10. Approval of Report of Collector of Revenue through August 31, 1982 09 20 1982 19 153
11. Approval of Tax Abatements and Refunds 09 20 1982 19 158
12. Change in Tax Listing Methods 09 20 1982 19 154
13. Denial of Request for Release of Listing Penalty (E. C. Brinkley) 09 20 1982 19 158
14. Tax forecolsed property - 405 S. Sixth St.
10 18 1982 19 169
15. Approval of the Report of Collector of Revenue through Sept. 30, 1982 10 18 1982 19 t70
16. Approval of Tax Abatements & Refunds
10 1ffi 1982 19 170
17. Progress report on 1983 ax Revaluation
11 15 1982 19 L85
18. Approval of Report of Collector of Revenue
11 15 1982 19 L85
19. Approval of Tax Abatements & Refunds
11 15 1982 19 185
?20.
'4 Computerized Pricing of Motor Vehicles for Tax purposes 12 06 1982 19 195
21. Approval of Report of Collector of Rev. through Nov. 30, 1982 12 20 1982
19 205
22. Approval of Tax Abatements and Refunds
12 20 1982 19 205
23. Abatement and Exemption of property tax - Salvation army and Refund taxes to Wrightsboro United
' Methodist Church
12 20 1982 19 206
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MADE ?Y TN8 COTT INDEX OOVANY, COLOMEUS? ONIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN CO., NEW BERN, N. C.
DATE MINUTE BOOK
NATURE OP PROCEEDINGS
Month Day Year Vol. Page
1. Discussion on effects of City of Wilm. annexation on?sales tax distribution 04 06 1981 18 806
2. Discussion on sales tax distribution formula 04 21 1981 18 811
3. Endorsement of AB 839-Additional local option sales tax 04 21 1981 18 811
4. Sales of Tax Liens on Real Property 02 15 1982 19 11
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INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover Count?
N. C. TAX WAIVERS
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DATE MINIITE BOOK
NATl1RE OF PROCEEDINGS
Month Dny Year Vol. Page
1. E. D. Blake Ol 18 1965 13 423
2. Mrs. Charles Richter 02 15 1965 13 437
3. Redevelopment Commission 05 03 1965 13 473
4. D. J. Black 05 17 1965 13 477
5. Transportation Vehicles, Inc. 06 07 1965 13 487
6. Valeria E. Council 06 07 1965 13 487
7. Carolina Salt Co. 07 26 1965 13 506
8. N. C. Sorosis Club Q9 06 1965 13 517
9. Standard Paint F? Glass Co. 09 Zt7 1?65 Is 525
10. Owen H. Kenan 10 04 1965 13 529
11. F. C. Hilburn 10 18 1965 13 536
12. Alex A. Arab 10 04 1965 13 529
13. B.D.H. Enterprises 02 06 1967 14 27
14. Blalock, L. R. O1 03 1967 14 17
15. Wells, Dr. J. E. 02 Ob 1967 14 27
16. Brown, Charles W. 05 O1 1967 14 53
17. Rouse, N. F. 06 19 1967 14 71
18. Sulke Estate 08 06 1967 14 81
29. Whitaker, Mr. Valera T. 12 04 1967 14 II7
20. Request from Walter F. Lewis 12 04 1967 14 117
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xes. u, s. County Inde:ea Since 1888 ? t0 IOCOM DOl17Bf? OpBA O! COTT A TO 2 TAB INDEX
rAr OFFIGE C??l?-?.?. AnldentifyingTredeMuk ? SURNAME INITIAL TAB ?SO?DeBYTOWENTG'NDUNN??NE WBERN?fNON?O
NATURE Of PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page `
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l. Contract for Telephone 5ystem in County Administration Building (Sound & Telephone Systems of Wilmington) 08 16 1982 19 138 I?
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2. Administration Building Telephone System Contract 09 07 1982 19 143 ;;
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3. Telephone Sustem - 5th St. Bldg. 12 06 1982 19 194 ;j
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover County, N. C. _ MATTER: TRANSFER OF FUNDS _ /
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SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
I DATE ? MINUTE BOOK
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
;, Month I Day I Year Vol. I Page
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Treasurer to ?ransfer money from School Fund to General County Fund for use in payment of County debt.
Money to be transferred from School Fund of District 4 to District 3.
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2 302
3 699
3.x?Treasurer to transfer certain amount from School Fund to General Fund.
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4.(?Money from School Fund to be appropriated to meet present demands.
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5.;°Money on old Township books of Treasurer to be transferred to Special Fund,
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7. `',Treasurer to transfer funds from General Fund to Special Fund.
8. ?;Treasurer to transfer funds from General Fund to Special Fund.
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9. 'Treasurer to transfer funds from General to Special Fund to pay bonds.
10. Amount of transfer of funds from General Fund to Special Fund decreased.
11. Money spent on permanent road improvements from General Fund to be returned from Special Fund.
12. Treasurer to transfer funds from General Fund to Road Fund.
13. Mone_y to be transferred from General Fund to the Permanent Fund for road purposes.
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14. Money transferred from General Fund to Road Fund.
15. Money to be transferred from General Fund to County Home Fund.
16. `Money to be transferred from General Fund to Permanent Road Fund.
17. Tre?surerto transfer funds from Courthouse bond fund to General Fund, having been overpaid by Sheriff.
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18. `Treasurer to transfer funds to Courthouse bond fund from General Fund.
19. ?Treasurer to transfer funds from General Fund to Permanent Road Fund.
20. 'Transfer of funds from General to Road Fund.
21. 'Money overpaid to General Fund to be transferred to School and Special Funds.
ZZ. ;Transfer of funds to be made to General Fund for expenses of incinerator for Health Department.
23. `Auditor to transfer money from $ridge fund to Road Fund.
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24. °? S?apt. of roads salary transferred from r?ad to ??neraZ ??und.
25.!?Funds transferred from General Fund to Ferry Fund
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26 ;Funds trans?erred from Fe?ry to General Fund.
27.;'.Funds transferred from Ferry ?3ond to Ferry Sinking Fund.
28.;,Funds transferred from General Fund to School Fund.
29.,?Ferry Bond Funds closed, transferred to Ferry Bond Sinking Fund.
30.°,Mon?y to be transferred from General Fund to pay School deficit.
31.;Surplus funds transferred from Ferr?r Fund to General Fund.
32.:;General Funds transferred to Hospital Fund.
33.?Emergency Funds transferred to Special Officer Fund for tires.
34.;General Funds transferred to Special Officer Fund for motorcycle.
35..Emergency Funds transferred to Social Service Fund.
36.,;General Funds transferred to Stc?ckade Fund for lights.
37.;.Emergency Funds transferred to Register of'Deeds for record books.
38.:;Special Election Fund transferred to Superior Court account.
39.;;Emergency Funds transferred to Commissioners for Traffic Association.
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40.;;Emergency Funds transferred to Home Demonstration Supply.
41.,wGeneral Funds transferred to County Home Building Fund.
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42.;:Emergency Funds transferred to Juvenile Court for Judge.
43.,;?Emergency Funds transferred to Courthouse for decoration.
44.?;Emergency Funds transferred to Audi.tor fo? adding machine.
45.',?Emergency Funds transferred to Airport for drainage.
46.;Emergency Funds transferred to Weights and Measurements.
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fURNAME INITIAI TAt COTT A-T TA! INDEX
Mll,tE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, DHIO
SOLO iT OWEN i. DUNN, NE11 ?ERN, NORTN UROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
l. Extra help au?horized for Tax Listing. 1 5 I942 10 248
2. Tax Listers appointed for 1942: 12 ?.4 1?42 1? 308
Wilmington: W. H. Cartenper, W. N.Harriss and E. H. Davis
Cape Fear: Mrs. G. W. Wilkins Fedex al Point: S.T. Keyes .,
Harnett ??1: Mrs. J. E. High Harnett ?k2: G. T. Shepard
Masonboro: Mrs L. Ma Moore
3? Authorized pay increase for Tax Listers. 1 4 1943, 10 311 ,_
4. Appointment of Tax Listers referred. 12 L3 1943_ 10 360
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5. Mrs. 5. W. Brinson replace Mrs. Janet High as Tax Lister. 12 ZO 1943. 10 361
6. Tax Listers appointed for 1943:
Wilmin?ton: W. F. Carpenter, W. I?l. Harris and E. H. Davis
Cape Fear: Mrs. G. W. Wilkins Federal Poin?: S. T. Keyes
Harnett ??1: G. T. Shepard Harnett ??2: Mrs. L. M. Horne
7. Tax Listers granted pay increase. 1 LO 1944 10 364
8. Mrs L. P. Dewey and Miss Beverly Stokley appointed Tax Listers. 1 LO 1944 10 364 .
9. Services of Tax Listing continued, Wilmington Listings ?:.A?ended. 1 31 1944 10 369
10. Time for Tax Listing extended. 2 L4 1944 10 369
11. Payment declined for E. H. Davis, Tax Lister for illness. 3 ?8 1944 10 372
12. Ta?? Listers appointed for 1945: 12 L8 1944 10 418
Wilmington: W. N. Harris, E. H. Davis and Mrs E. M. Dewey
Cape Fear: Mrs. G. W. Wilklins Federal Point: ,S. T. Keyes
Harnett Mrs. S. W. Brinson and G. T. Shepard Masonboro: L. M. Horne
13. W.F. Carpenter Tax Lister, resigned. _ 1 2 1945 10 420 .
14. More Tax Listers authoriz?d. 1 ?5 1945 10 423
15. James M. Hollingsv??srth failed to list taxes, referred to Solicit or. 2 Z6 1945 10 429
16. Tax Listers appointed for 1946: 12 17 1945 10 471
Cape Fear: Mrs. G. W. Wilkins Federal Point: Mrs. J. H. Mya?t
Harnett: G. T. Shepard and Mrs. L. M. Horne
Wilmington: W. N. Harriss, E. H. Davis and Mrs. E. M. Dewey
17. Extra Tax Listers authorized if necessary. 12 L7 1945 10 471
18. Lister E. H. Davis authorized weekly payment. 2 Z5 1946 10 483
19. Samuel D. Smith release from Tax Listing. 2 Z5 1946 10 483
20. Tax Listers appointed for 1947: 12 L6 1940 10 531
Gape Fear: Mrs. G. W. '?Iilk?ns Fed?ral Point: Mrs. J. M. Myatt
Harnett: Mrs S. W. Brinson and Mrs S. E. Pi?rce Masonboro: Mrs. L. M. Horne
Wilmington: W. T?T. Harriss, W. P. Toon, Jr. and Mrs E. M. Dewey
21. Tax Listers appointPd for 1948: 12 15 1947 lI S
Cape Fear. Mrs G. W. Wilkins Federal Point: Mrs. S. W. Myatt
Harnett ??i: Mrs. 5. W. Brinson Harnett ??2: Mrs. S. E. Pierce
MasonUore: Mrs. L. M. Ho-rne Wilmington: W. Harris, W. Toon, Jr. an?.
J. H. Wamble
22. Wilmington Listers request for salary increase taken under consi deration. 1 5 1948 11 8
23. Tax Listers appointed for 1949: 12 L3 1948 11 62
C?pe ?'ear: Mrs. G. W. Wilkins Federal Point: Mrs. J. M. Myatt
Harnett??l: Mrs S. W. Brinson Harnett??2: Mrs. S. E. Pierce
Wilmington: Mrs. E. M. Dewey, W. P. Toon, Jr., W. N. Harris and J. H. Wamble
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS f: y
DATE ??
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1.
Emergency Funds transferred to United Charities for wood.
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21
1930;„
9 ?'
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2. Emergency Funds transferred for building Greenfield Lake Road. . 11 18 1930,; 9 75 ;;
3. Emergency Funds ?ransferred to Greenfield Lake Road ?ccount. , 12 9 I930;; 9 79 ;;
4. Emergency Funds transferred to Greenfield Lake Road Account. .. 1 13 1931,p 9 86 ,;
, 5. Road Funds transferred to Road Sinking Fund. . 12 28 1931? 9 145 ;;
6. General Funds transferred to North Carolina Bank'of Trust. 11
., 7 1932?
? 9 189 y
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Emergency Funds transferred to Junior Traffic Officer Fund.
5
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1935
9 ?
339 ;;
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8.?? Appropriations transferred from the Emergency Fund. 2 24 1936,; 9 409
9,?, Cornrnuni?y Hospital funds transferred to General Funds to close account. 7 7 1941 10 ?13 '
10.:: General Funds transferred to County Home Building Fund. 7 6 :L943 10 338 .
11.?; Funds for fire equipment transferred from Emergency Funds. 1 24 L955 11 370
12.i; General Funds transferred for Airport, Capital Qutlay (Auditor). 5 9 1955 , 11 i96
13.?p Genera? Funds transferred to twenty-eight (28) County Funds. ., 5 9 :L955 11 :i96 .,
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Social Service Funds transferred to Travel fund.
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11
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Emergen.cy Funds transferred to Mosquito Control.
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Emergency Funds transferred to ?ocial Service Travel.
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6
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17.; Emergency Funds transferred to Boarding Home Care. , 6 6 L955 ll :?04 .;
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Emergency Funds transferred to County Farm budget.
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?? Capital Layout transferred to Telephone. a 6 6 1955 ; 11 ?504 ,
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General Funds transferred to Capital Outlay (Sheriff).
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1955
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Jury Funds transferred to James Walker Haspital for autopsy on James McKoy.
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13
1955 '
11
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22.i? General Funds transferred for County Building's insurance. 6 27 1955 11 ?508
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: Emergency Funds approved for payment to Observers Printing House. 9 19 1955,; 11 632
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Social Service Funds for Blind transferred for Social Service administration expenses. , 9
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1955 ry
11
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44. Emergency Funds transferred ta meet budget. 5 28 1956,c 12 73 „
45? Approved transfer of funds within budget. , 6 11 1956,? 12 75 ;`
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' Month Day Year ' Vol. Page ,
l. 'Approved transfer of funds Register of Deeds to Register of Deeds Binder Account. 6 18 1956 12 7F?
2. Request to transfer advertising Funds for Chamber of Commerce taken under advisement. ., 6 25 1956_ 12 77 ..
3. LTnanticipated funds transferred to Special Deputies at Seabreeze. _. 6 25 1956__ 12 78 _
4. Ad?ertising Funds authorized for Christmas Lightir.g and Decoration Program. .. 8 27 1956.. 12 92
5. Authorized funds from adve?tisingFund to North Carolina Beach Assoca.ation.. ., 8 27 1956_. 12 92
6. Authorized transfer from Bonds to Capital Outlay, Clerk of Superior Court. 9 10 1956 12 94 .
7. Authorized Unant:icipated Funds to Electrical Supplies. 9 24 1956 12 96
8. Authorized transferring funds from TB Account to re-valuation Account. 10 8 1956 12 100
9. Funds from salaries authorized transferred to Capital Outlay in Tax Listings Budget. 10 29 I956 IZ Ic?4
10. Authorized funds from Stationary & Supplies to Capital Outlay in Veteran's Service Office. 11 5 1956 12 105
11. Superintendent of Social Service to transfer Llnanticipated ?unds to Extra Help. 12 3 1956 12 113
12. Authorized Board of Education to transfer funds from salaries to Materials. 12 10 1956 12 113
13. County Farm Emergency Funds transferred to Capital Outlay within budget. 12 30 1956 12 118
14. Authorized Unanticipated Funds to Hurricane Disaster Relief. 1 14 1957. 12 122 _.
15. Authorized Emergency Funds for equipment in Sheriff's cars. 1 28 1957 12 126
16. Authorized $98.43 Unantic?pated Funds to Airport budget. ? 11 1957 12 129 .
17. Authorized County Home Emergency Funds to County Home Budget. 2 18 1?57 12 131
18. General Funds transferred to Hugh McRae Park and Oak Grove Cemetery Budgets. „ 2 18 1957 12 131
19. Approved Funds from Insurance to Capital Outlay. 3 4 1957 12 135
20. Authorized Emergency Funds to pay Witness, Attorney under Superior Court Budget. 3 11 1957 12 137 „
21. Au?horized Emergency Funds to Capital Outlay, County Agent's Budget. 3 11 1957 12 137
22. Authorized Emergency Funds transferred to County Burial & Airport Budgets. 3 18 1957_ 12 138
23. .Authorized General Funds?transferred to salaries, County Elected Officials Budget. .. 3 18 1957 12 138 ,.
24. Authorized General Funds transferred to School Pensions. 4 1 1957. 12 142
25. .Authorized General Funds transferred to County Attorney Office expenses. 4 1 1957_ 12 142 ,
26. Authorized transferring from Jury Fees to Records, Books & Binders, Records Court Budget. 4 1 1957 12 142 ,_
27. Authorized transfers in vari?ous Department Budgets. 4 15 1957 12 145
28. Authorized General Emergency Funds & Unanticipated Funds to meet balance Year, 3/31?57. 4 16 1957 12 145
29. Authorized County Home Emergency Funds transferred to Gounty Farm. 4 15 1957 12 145
30. Transferred Funds from Auto. expense to Sheriff budget. 5 6 1957 12 150
31, Ge?eral Funds txansferred to Recorder's Budget. 5 6 1957 12 150 _
32. Authorized transfer within budget of Agriculture & Economics Budget. 5 13 1957 12 152
33. General Funds transferred to County Commissioners Budget. 5 20 1957 12 153
3?-. Authorized Emergency Funds to pay for Armary Daors, 6 3 1957 12 157
35. Authorized Funds from Capital Outlay to Supplies, Hom? Agent's Budget. 6 17 1957 12 159
36. Unanticipated Funds transferred to ADC & Gen?ral Assistance Programs. 6 17 1957 12 161
37. TB Hospital Funds transferred to County General Fund Account. 7 1 1957 12 164
38. Dra?line Drainage Funds transferred to Safety Council and Public Library. 9 9 1957 12 178
39. C??unty Drainage Funds transferred to 5alaries under various ?iepartments. 9 9 1957 12 178
40. Jury Fee Btzdget r'unds transferred to Evidenc:e. 11 4 1957 12 191
41. Emergenc? Funds transferred to Agric. & Econ, Commissioners Repairs & Capital Outlay 11 18 1957 12 193
County Home.
42. Unanticipated Funds transferred to Commza.nit? Hospztal Boiler repairs, 11 ?8 1957 12 193
43. Payment of Audit Fees referred to T. D. Lave. 11 18 1957 12 193
44. Advertzsing Funds transferred to Safety Council. . 11 25 1957 12 l95
45. Emergency Funds transferred to M. B. Register, Sheriff Department. . 11 25 1957 12 195
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
Month Day Year Vol. Page
1.. Emergency Funds transferred to State Session Laws. 11 25 1957, 12 195
2., Unanticipated Funds transferred to Drainage Salary Account. _ 2 3 1958 12 220
3.. Unanticipated Nurses Fees transferred to H?spitalization. 2 6 1958 12 222
4.. Industrial Funds transferred to Advertising Fund. 2 24 1958 12 226.
5.. Industrial Funds transferred to Advertising Fund. 2 24 1958 12 227
6.. Emergency Funds transferred to Auditing Fund. 3 3 1958. 12 231
7.. Industrial Funds transferred to Azalea Advertising. 3 3 1958 12 231
8. Airport Budget heading "Salaries" transferred to Capital Outlay. 4 14 1958 12 242
9. Emergency Funds transferred to Advertising Fund. 4 14 1958 12 242
l0. Unanticipated Funds transferred to Public Assistance Fund. 4 17 1958 12 245
11.. Intangible Receipts Funds transferred to Hospitalization Fund. 4 17 1958 12 245
12. Funds from Binder Account transferred to Stationary & Supplies Account, CSC Budget. 5 5 1958 12 254
13._ Emergency Funds transferred to Hugh MacRae Park Maintenance & Repairs. 5 19 1958 12 258
14.. Capital Outlay transferred to Stationary & Supplies, Social Services Budget. S 19 1958 12 258
15. Building Repairs transferred to Capital Outlay, Airport Budget. 5 19 1958 12 258
16. Unanticipated Funds transferred to Farm Agent's Travel Fund. 6 2 1958 12 264
17. Supplementary Budget Account transferred temporarily to Building Bond Fund. 6 2 1958 12 264
18... Social Service Budget, conveying indigents txavel to Case Worker Travel. 6 30 1958 12 273
19, Approved transfers within School Budget. 8 18 1958 12 294
20.. Emergency Funds transferred, Library Fund. ? 8 25 1958 12 296
21._ Eme?gency Funds transferred to Drainage & Erosion Fund. 11 17 1958 12 331
22. Advertising Funds transferred to Aide Merchants Association. 11 17 1958 12 331
23.. Emergency Funds transferred to Advertising by SENCBA. 11 17 1958 12 332
,24.. List of appropriations and transfers approved. 12 29 1958 12 350
25.. Unanticipated Funds transferred to Regular School Budget. 1 5 1959 12 357
26. Approved tra.nsferring of funds in Sheriff's budget, Jail budget and Jury's budget. 3 2 1959 12 386
27.. Approved appropriations and transfers to balance budget (adjust budget). 5 4 1959 12 427
28.. Approved appropriations and transfers to adjust budget. 6 15 1959 12 447
29. Approved request for budget transfers. 7 1 1959 12 453
30... Approved appropriations and transfers to balance various Department Accounts. 4 4 1960 12 559
31.,. Approved appropriations and transfers for budget balance. 4 18 19b0 12 565
32.. Approved appropziations and transfers for,budget balance. 5 16 1960 12 575
33. Approved adjustments and transfers for budget balance. 6 6 1960 12 577
34,, Authorized $400.00 transferred from Unanticipated Funds to Adertising, for Dar Magazine. 6 27 1960 12 581
35. Authorized $17C?0.00 transferred from Industrial Development Fund to Merchan?+sAssociation. 11 21 1960 12 628
36.. Authorized $500.00 from Emergency Fund to Entertainmern Fund. 12 5 1960 12 631
37. Authorized $T378.75 from Genera.l Fund to Airport Repair Fund. 11 19 1960 12 637
38.. Authorized $200.00 Unanticipated Funds to.R??use Di??ps?sal. 12 19 1960 12 638
39.. Authorized $250.00 General Emergency Funds to Tax Office and $600.00 Drainage & Erosion. 12 19 1960 12 638
40.. Authorized $40.Q0 transferred from Capital Outlay to Community Development. 1 3 1961 l2 639
41.. Approved $350.00 from General Emergency Fund to Sheriff, Capital Outlay. 1 3 1961 12 639
42. Approved $485.00 from General Emergency to Auditing: 1 16 1961 12 642
43. Authorized ?500.00 from General Emergency Fund to Insane-Inebriate. 2 6 1961 12 645
44. General Emergency Funds transferred to Draina?e & Erosion and Advertising in N. Y. Times. 2 6 1961 12 645
45. General Emergency Funds transferred to Airport Insurance Fund and Airport Flight Fund. 2 20 1961 12 649
46.. Industrial Funds transferred to Advertising Fund. 3 20 1961 12 657
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1.,, Authorized $178.50 General Emergency Funds to pay Su.rvey Bill. ., 4 4 196],, 12 661,.
2.. General Emergency Funds transferred to Register of Deeds. 4 4 1961_ 12 662 ,.
3... Approved transfers ?rom Coroner-summons & inquest to Coron?er's Autopsy. . 4 4 1961 12 662 .?
4. Approved transfers from Cou?thouse Repairs to Jail Repairs. ,_ 4 4 1961, 12 662 ..
5. Authorized General Emergency Funds for Special Attorney Fees. .. 5 1 1961. 12 668 ,.
6.,? Authorized ueneral Emergency Funds for membership dues, National Rivers & Harbors Congres s 5 I I961,. 12 669
7. Authorized Unanticipated Funds transferred to Community Hospital. „ 5 1 1961, 12 670
8.. Approved transfer of County Home Emergency Funds to Farm Home Telephone. 6 5 1961 12 686 .
9. General Emergency Funds transferred to Coroner's Salary and Autopsy. _ 6 5 1961 12 686
10. General Emergency Funds transferred to Capital Outlay for Register of Deeds. 8 7 1961 13 9
lI. General Emergency Funds transferred to office expense, Recorder`s Court. 9 5 1961. 13 16 .
12. Approved transferring Funds within Community Hospital budget. 11 6 1961. 13 33 ..
13. Authorized Unanticipated Revenue transferred to New Hospital. 1 2 1962 13 56 .
14. Approved Unanticipated Revenues and Fzre Damage Ins. for Armory repairs. 1 15 1962. 13 59
15. Authorized Advertising Fund? transferred to Entertainment Fund. 2 15 1962 13 65
16. Appropriated ?35.00 from Unanticipated Fund to Jail Fund. 2 15 1962 13 65
17. Authorized Funds from Hugh MacRae Park & Oak Grove Cemetery to Little ?eague Playground. 2 19 1962. 13 67 .
18. Authorized transferring Advertising Funds to Sheriff's Department. _ 3 5 1962, 13 75
19. Authorized transfers from Bonds & Insurance Account to Capital Outlay, Tax Collector's. . 3 5 I9b%'._ 13 75
20.. Emergency Funds transferred to pay for Survey of the Isaac Bear Building. 4 16 1962. 13 95
21. Authorized Airport Easement Funds for Detention Home Improvements. 5 21 1962 13 111
22. Approved Home Agent's Travel Funds transferred to Capital Outlay. 7 4 1962 13 113
23. Supplies transferred to Travel, Home Econ,Account, G. Home Salaries to C. Farm Salaries.. 6 4 1962 13 113
24. Airport Easement Funds transferred to Election Fund. 6 4 1962 13• 113
25. Airport Easement & County Aid-Museum transferred to Advertising & Industrial Development. 6 28 1962 13 118 .
26. Unanticipated Revenues transferred to pay Insurance Binders. 6 28 1962 13 118
27.. Authorized Advertising Funds for County Confederated Centennial Committee. 7 2 1962 13 121
28. Airport-Labor transferred to Airport Attorney Fees. 7 2 1962 13 122 ..
29. Unanticipated Revenues transferred to Farm Department, County Home Budget. 7 2 1962 13 124
30. Emergency Funds transferred to County Agent-Travel. 8 6 1962_ 13 140
31. Unanticipated Funds transferred to Clerk of Superior Court, Maintenance & Repairs. 9 17 1962 13 150
32. General Emergency Funds transferred to Election Budget. 10 15 1962.. 13 160
33. General Emergency Funds transferred to Sale Foreclosed Property. 10 15 1962 13 163
34. General Emergency Funds transferred to Repairs, Hugh MacRae Park & S?ationary & Supplies. 12 17 1962 13 178
35. Unexpended Salaries transferred to Capital Outlay, Social Services Budget. 12 17 1962 13 178
36. Advertising & Industrial Funds transferred to Capital Outlay. 1 21 1963 13 185
37. Gen?ral Emergency Funds transferred to Tax Collector's Audit, Bond Fund Register of 2 1$ 1963. 13 191
Deeds, Jail Outlay and Social Services.
38. Approved appropriations and transfers to balance budget. 3 18 1963 13 199
39, Approved transferr2ng School Funds. 5 6 1963, 13 211
40. General Emergency Funds transferred to repairs, Courthouse. 6 3 1963 13 220
41. Approved transfers in Social Services budget and Sheriff's budget. 6 3 1963 13 220
42. General Funds trans?erred to Advertising & Industrial Development. 9 16 1963 13 253
43. Authorized $800.00 transferred to Social Services Travel Account. 12 16 1963 13 273
44. General Funds transferred for Community Hospital Repairs. (Dates are as recorded)o 11 18 1963 13 275
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Union: John E. Pigford
,, Holly: J.W. Rowe
Columbia: C.M. Galloway
Wilmington: Washington Howe
2. Newly elected Township Clerks appeared before the Board to qualify. (Pages 298-307) ; 08
3.;. Soloman Faison appointed in place of J.W. Newton for Clerk of Franklin Township. 09
4.?; E.D. Hewlett appointed in place of ?amuel Davis for Clerk of Cape Fear Township. 09
5.,; E.D. Hewlett bonded as Clerk for Cape Fear Township. 09
6.,; Report from Mr. Keyes, Clerk of Federal Point Township, filed. ; 09
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; Board requested reports from several Township Clerks. 09
8.:; Fee for services of William Mc Intyre approved. . 09
9..., A.J. Mclntyre resigned as Clerk of Lincoln Township. 01
10.;; Letter from Clerk of Grant Township referred to Committee on Roads and Bridges. ; Ol
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Clerk to Board to notify Township Clerks about "An act to provide for collection of taxes...on ,?
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12.,,, Sheriff to serve notices to Township Clerks. 02
13.:; Letter from Washington Howe, Township Clerk of Wilmington filed. 03
14.;; Resignation of P. Calvin,on school committee and C1erk of Caswell Township?referred fio Conunittee on Schools 03
15.:, Letter from S. Faisor?,one of school committee and Clerk of Franklin Township,referred to Comm, on Schools , 03
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:? Only two Justices and the Clerk of Wilmington Township constitute the Boarc? of Trustees. 03
17.°' P. Colvin r?signed as one of school committee and as Clerk of Caswell Taranship. 03
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20.ej Letter from S. Fasion, Clerk of Franklin Township, filed. 04
21.' Letter from S. Faison, Clerk of Franklin Township. 05
22. Clerk to Board to inform Mr. Faison he can obtain. requested list if he applies to the Register of Deeds. D5
23.' E.D. Hewlett resigned as Clerk of Cape Fear Township. 07
24.? Mr.Hewlett recommended Samuel Davis to fill his vacancy and Samuel Davis was then appointed. 07
25.;; S,J. Faison resigned as Franklin Township Clerk. : 08
26.;? Al1 unqualified Township clerks must qualify or o?fice will be declared vacant. 09
27.tl
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28.,` Bond approved for Robert Moore, Clerk of Columbia Township. 09
29.,; Bond of S.J. Faison as Clerk of Franklin Township referred back for individual signatures not a company's.: 10
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31.;; Bond approved for James M. Lewis as Clerk of Caswell Township. 11
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Federal Point: Stephen Keyes Union: John Pigford
Masonboro: Jas. Hewlett Franklin: A.R. Corbett
Harnett: Daniel Davis Columbia: Owen Hansley
Grant: Andrew Nixon Lincoln: William Larkins
Holly: John W. Rowe Caswell: J.M. Lewis
Cape Fear: Samuel Davis
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?', Bond of D.C. Davis, Clerk of Harnett Township, filed.
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? J,p, Seaver appointed Clerk of Franklin Township.
I?, Bond of J.P Seaver as Clerk of Franklin Township approved.
II Bond of James Lewis as Clerk of Caswell Township approved.
Township Clerk of Cape Fear did not qualify.
' No one in Cape Fear would give required bond as Clerk, so Board to give relief called for.
; Report of Wilmington's Clerk on Township's indebtedness referred to Auditing Committee.
? Samuel Davis appointed as Clerk of Cape Fear Township.
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Letter filed from H.H. McKeithan, Clerk of Rocky Point Township.
Board filed report from Andrew Nixon, Clerk of Grant Township.
Board filed bond of D.C. Davis as Clerk of Harnett Township.
Report from Clerk of Caswell Township on condition of its roads filed.
Clerk and Treasurer of Wilmington Township to appear and give bonds.
Report filed on condition of roads from Clerk of Caswell Township.
Report from Clerk of Masonboro Township on road conditions filed.
29.'? Report from Clerk of Grant Township on road conditions with names of overseers filed.
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33.R Filed report from James Lewis, Caswell Clerk, on condition of roads.
34.? Township Clerks elected in August 7, 1873 election: Pages 95-98
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352 ;
385
400 ,;
422
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423
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63 „
64
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?' Union: John Powers Holly: John Rowe
'? Lincoln; H.S. Moore : k`
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2.
;pBond of Clerk of Federal Point Township referred back f _
or justification of the sureties on said bond. 08 23
1873',
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100 ??
3.
t;Bond of Clerk and Treasurer of Grant Township accepted
subject to justification of sureties.
10 06
18734;
3 ;?
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: Sheriff to pay Grant Clerk $30 from taxes collected for said Township in 1873 when Clerk gives bond. ; 10 06 1873? 3 s
111 ?
5. ?Bond of Stephen Keyes, Clerk and Treasurer of Federal P
'; oint Township, approved. 10 06 1873?= 3 lI2 ?°
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6. ?Clerk of Lincoln Township to receive taxes from Sheriff
• collected for said Township when Clerk files bond. 10 17 1873 3 116 ;?
s
7.
,Monthly allowance granted Grace A. Hill made payable to
Clerk of Rocky Point Township.
„ 10 17
1873,y
3 ,?
117 F
$. Bond of C3erk and Treasurer of Masonboro Torrtmship regist?rea. „ 10
9. „Petition from Federal Point Clerk to appoint Nicholas Carr Constable laid over. 10
10. ,Bond approved of Henry Moore, Clerk and Treasurer of Lincoln Township. 10
11. Al1 expenditures of Townships who have levied taxes to be approved by Board of Trustees and Commissioners. , 10
12. Board approved bills of J. Capps and Andrew Nixon for Clerk's fees to Trustees. „ 10
13. .;Bill of John Hewlett as Clerk of Masonboro Township approved. , 03
14. ..Sheriff to turn over all monies left of 1873 taxes collected from Masonboro Township to its Clerk. 04
15. Request from Robert Moore, Clerk of Columbia Township, for repairs on Moore's Creek Bridge referred to 05
( Committee on Roads and Bridges.
16. Received bond of Stephen Keyes, Clerk and Treasurer of Holden Township. 09
17. ;Letter from D.C. Davis, Clerk of Harnett Township,filed and his bond registered. : 10
18. Bond of W. Larkins, Clerk of Lincoln Township registered. 10
19. ,,.Fee of Henry Moore, Lincoln Township Clerk, approved. 11
20. ,Fee of W.B. Larkins, Lincoln Township Clerk for 1871 and 1872,approved. 11
21. .Request from W.W. Larkin, Clerk of Lincoln Township, for turning over all monies due Township tabled. 12
22. ;Bill of Henry Hall, Clerk of Caswell Township, referred back to Trustees to be itemized. O1
23. Request from S.T. Potts, Township Treasurer , for turning over monies referred to Tuesday's meeting. 03
24. Request for turning over Township money referred to County Attorney. . 03
? 25. Fee of D. Davis as Harnett Clerk and Treasurer approved. . 03
26. .:Request from Mr. Pott's for monies improperly paid tabled. „ 03
27. ,Township Clerks elected in August 5, 1875 election: Pages 366-367 , 08
Wilmington: Samuel Potts Cape Fear: Claus Shriver Federal Point: Stephen Keyes
,. Masonboro: John J. Hewlett Harnett: Jordan Nixon .
28. . Bil1 from Samuel Potts for incidental expenses approved. .. 11
29. Bill from Samuel Potts for incidental expenses approved. 12
30. $ill from S. Potts for incidental expenses approved. ?2
31. , Sheriff to pay Township taxes of Wilmington to Township's Clerk and Treasurer. 06
32. Bill from S.T. Potts for incidental expenses approved. ?8
33. Revoked June 7 order authorizing Sheriff to pay over to Township Treasurer all 1876 taxes collected for 08
Wilmington Township. ,.
34. , Letter of S.T. Potts referred to next regular meeting. „ 09
35. Clerk and Treasurer of Township Board S.T. Potts renewed his bond and it was approved. 09
36. ;Bond of Jordan Nixon,Clerk and Treasurer of Harnett Township, approved. ., 09
37. ; Sheriff to pay S.T. Potts, Treasurer of Wilmington Township all monies collected by him for said Township.. 09
38. Sheriff to pay Jordan Nixon, Treasurer of Harnett Township, all monies collected by him for said Township. 09
39.., Clerk to Board authorized to insert names of S.T. Potts on all orders given on Tax Collector and Sheriff 12
' against Wilmington Township. .
21 1873 .;
22 1873
22 1873 .
22 1873.
31 1873 „
02 1874„
06 1874 ,,
07 1874
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
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23 1874 3
06 1874 3
06 1874` 3
04 1874 3
04 1874 3
07 1874 3
04 1875 3
O1 1875: 3
02 1875 3
02 1875 3
03 1875. 3
07 1875 , 3
09 1875„ 3
16 1875 3
11 1876 3
07 187 b 3
07 1876 3
15 1876 3
05 1876w
08 1876
11 1876
25 1876::
25 1876-
23 1876;.
3
3
3
3
3
3
40..; Sheriff to pay Treasurer of Masonboro Township taxes collected by him for 1876. ., 02 05 1877,, 3
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121
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James Wilson appointed Chairman of Board of Trustees for New Hanover County.
a; 02
O1 ?s
1869&?
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174 ?
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i Fee for Trustee Hewlett approved. ` 02
?, Ol 1869;n 1 I
175 ?
E.H. McQuigg and John Conoly approved by Board to serve on Board of Townships. (See .NSTICES OF PEACE) „ 08 19 1869j? 1 308
'William Harriss to appeal decision concerning serving on Board of Trustees. (See SUPERIOR COURT) 08 19 1869a 1 309
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Report from Masonboro Township. ?; 11 O1 1869!? 1 335
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;tlBi11 for supplies from Federal Point Township. ;;
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07
1869`:'
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350 ?
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8. ''Two Justices and Clerk of Wilmington Township constitute Board of Trustees. (See JUSTICES OF PEACE) „ 03 08 1870;? 1 417 ?',
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9. '?Board ru?ed tnere wil? be no Board of Trustees for ddi?mington until Su?erior Court rules on its membership.;' 04 05 1870;.` 1 423 ?j
10. ,, Letter from E. McQuigg concerning Board of Trustees. (See JUSTICES OF PEACE) 04 06 1870: 1 426 ?;
11. Clerk to Board sent Board's resolution adopted April 5, 1870 to E. Mct?uigg. 04 06 1870 1 426 w
12. 'Letter from Holly Township filed. 06 06 1870, 1 4Z?1 R-
13. ?Wilmington's school committee reported Board of Trustees did not levy tax for school's support. 06 11 1870%?
? 1 447 k?
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14.
?Board levied taxes to support schools in Wilmington Township.
06
11
1870.?
1 ;
447 ?
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15. ;?Board of Trustees in Lincoln Township provided for schools to be taught. , 07 06 1870?y, 1 457 ?i
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16.
Trustees of Townships to notify unqualified clerks and constables to qualify or offices will be declared
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09
08
1870,
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17. ' Report from Union Trustees on highways referred to Committee on Roads and Bridges. ; 11 07 1870? 2 83 !4
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18.
`?Resignation of Samuel Davis, Clerk of Cape Fear Township, referred to Township's Trustees. ;
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11
07 `
1870i?
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2 ?'
84 }?
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19. „' Federal Point's report on road and bridges referred to Committee on Roads and Bridges. ,
., 11 12 1870;a 2 89 p:
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20.
" Matter of apportioning school funds to different Townships to be continued. „
12
05
1870;y
2 Cj
94 ?;
21. „ Petition from Union Township that Edward Johnson be appointed Constable of said Township not approved. ., 12 17 1870'„ 2 104 ?;
22. ;; Alfred Prince's complaint that tax assessed and now being collected by Wilmington Trustees is illegal and „ 12 31 1870?; 2 107 ?'
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oppressive received. ? ?
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23.
., Mr. Price requested Board investigate Wilmington's tax and give what relief it could. ..
12
31
1870,,
2 e
107 ?
24. "Wilmington's Board of Trustees and Mr. Price to appear before Board. 12 31 1870; 2 107 ?
25.
? Constable of Wilmington to suspend collection of said tax until Board acts. ,;
12
31
1870'
2 k
107 j
26. 'I'Consideration of Mr. Price's protest against taxes postponed. , O1 03 1871 Z 109 ?
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27. ? Constable of Wilmington to suspend collection of taxes until Board acts. : O1 03 1871;; 2 111 ?
28.
,; Messrs. McQuigg and Harriss to appear before Board concerning taxes levied by Wilmington Trustees. ,
O1
07
1871',;
2 !
113 j
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29. ,, Board ruled tax levied by Wilmington Trustees illegal, but Justices McQuigg and Harriss protested ruling. : O1 11 1871' 2 118 j
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30. ;; Edward Cantwell's letter regarding orders passed by Wilmington Trustees laid over to next meeting. , 02 06 1871?; 2 120 i
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31. .? Board to have later consideration for report from Trustees of Holden on expenses and list of taxes levied.?;, 02 13 1871;; 2 126 i
32.
,, Trustees of Holden and Union authorized to levy and collect taxes. .
03
31
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33. If Holden and Union collect over the autharized amount it must refunded. 03 31 1871E 2 13b
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34. "Trustees of Union Township notified of request from James and David Rooks to work a different road. 04
35.;' Trustees to show cause why Messrs. Rooks' request should not be granted. 04
36. i Trustees to take lists of taxables of their Townships. 05
37.f; Trustees appointed Justices of the Peace to list State and County Taxables. ,; 06
38.;; Matter of Wilmington Trustees levying taxes to pay Township's debts to be considered. 06
39.;; Matter of levying tax for ?ilmington Township postponed. ;' 06
40.:? Federal Point Trustees allowed to levy a tax for building schools. ;, 06
41.?r Township Trustees to open polls on first Thrusday in August for election of Township officers. „ 06
42.'?; Trustees to appoint two persons to make up delinquent tax lists for the year. .. 08
43.h? Clerk of Wilmington reported Board of Trustees had met and organized. 09
44.is Election to be held in Rocky Point to elect officers to complete organization of Rocky Point Township. 09
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22 1871
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2 163
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Election to be held in Aolden Township to fill any vacancies caused by division of
said Township. ;u 09
23 :
1871??
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2 ?c
223 ??
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2. Certification of corrections of map dividing Holden Township and creating Rocky Point Township to be made ° 10 02 1871?,4 2 ?
225 ?,
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and forwarded to the Secretary of State. ;i ? ?
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3.? Caswell citizens requested bridge across Black River. a 10 02 ?+
1871?
{,; 2 225 ?3
, 4. Committee on Roads and Bridges to determine cost for Black River Bridge. 10 02 1871,w
f: 2 225 ;u-y
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S. Trustees of Franklin not authorized to change real estate valuations. 10 02 1871;? 2 226 1;
6. Board filed petition from Grant Trustees to levy a tax to build a Township House. ! 10 28 1871,; 2 235 s,
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7.? Report of Trustees of Grant Township on persons named as overseers of roads. 10 30 1871 2 238 r
8.?? Petition from Lincoln Trustees to build bridge referred to A,R, Black. 12 04 1871 2 244 ':
9.,?? Petition from Trustees of Masonboro to build bridge referred to Committee on Roads and Bridges. 12 04 1871 2 244 _
10.'', Board filed report from Cape Fear Trustees on conditions of roads. 12 04 1871 2 247 ,
;?
11.?i
Trustees of Columbia and Franklin to have dividing line between Townships run out,
and to employ a surveyor 12
19
1871
2
275 ,
"
k? to do this.
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12.i?
Board filed report from Trustees of Federal Point Township.
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13.P? Petition from citizens of Masonboro to open roads referred to Trustees. O1
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14.;a
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Trustees of Wilmington to render statement of expenses since date of organization to September, 1872.
02
?;
15.??
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Overseers of roads to determine who furnishes tools for road work with approval of Township Trustees.
03
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16.l
Trustees to appoint tax listers and advertise in three public places within ten days previous to April 1.
03
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17.?
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Sampson County sent "'An act to annex a part of New Hanover County to Sampson County",this was filed.
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03
,18.F' Clerk to notify special commissioners this Board is ready to assist in carrying out provisions of above act 03
i
19.,?
Agreement reached between Franklin Township and Board on annexation.
04
;;
20.E
Special commissioners to deduct valuation of Franklin Township from total value of New Hanover County and
04
?y
Sampson County to pay New Hanover County this amount.
21.y? From hereon Franklin Township shall be released from territory of New Hanover County. 04
.22.k?
? Assessment of debt of Franklin Township entered on Board records and registered with Register's Office. 04
23.k? Sheriff to deliver blank tax forms to Township Trustees for making out personal lists of taxes. 04
;?
24.;? Township Trustees allowed to use 1869, 1870 and 1871 tax lists for information on value of property. 04
25.??
E? Harnett Trustees allowed to levy a tax for Township expenses. 05
:26.?? Wilmington Trustees allowed to levy a tax for Township expenses. 05
27.?
? Rocky Point Trustees allowed to levy a tax for Township expenses. , 06
,28.; Rocky Point Trustees to forward blank tax affidavits which Board has not received. 06
6?
29.??
Board filed report from H.E. Scott, Chairman of Cape Fear Trustees.
06
?;
30.??
Caswell Township divided into two election precincts.
06
31.`?
N Notice to Trustees that Board feels interest of citizens of Caswell will best be served by changing presen?. 09
?? road overseer.
:?
32.qg
Trustees of Grant Township requested power to levy tax, but Board ruled Trustees have no power to levy tax
10
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until proper time.
33.;?
? Letter from Trustees of Caswell concerning bridge in said Township referred to Committee on Roads & Bridge. 11
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34.c? Letter from Wilmington Trustees regarding claims against Township laid over. 11
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35.?? Board filed report of Auditor of Township Trustees of Wilmington referring to debt of Township. 11
I
36.?
Clerk and Treasurer of Board of Trustees of Wilmington to appear and give bonds.
12
E
37.?
Petition from Masonboro Trustees to have footway over Jumping Run Branch granted; contract to be made. ,
12
38.?', Bond of Samuel Potts as Treasurer of Board of Trustees of Wilmington registered. 12
39.'; Tax Collector, David Pigott, to turn over taxes collected for Wilmington Township to Mr. Potts, less Mr. 12
? Pigott's commission.
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40.;?
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Mr. Potts is authorized to disperse amounts in writing for each claim.
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02 1872; 2 277
23 1872, 2 285 :`
05 1872, 2 288
04 1872?? 2 293 `
04 1872 2 297
19 1872 2 301 '
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19 1872,? 2 301 `.
O1 1872 2 308
O1 1872,? 2 308 ;
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2
308
Ol 1872;; 2 309 '
O1 1872? 2 309
05 1872 2 312 ,
29 1872'
3 2 322
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31 1872,a 2 324 .
11 1872' 2 327 ?
19 1872`= 2 328 ?
24 1872_; 2 329 ',.
24 1872"
r? 2 329
04 1872 2 357
14 1872 2 382
04 1872, 2 388
13 1872;
;? 2 397
21 1872: 2 399
02 1872;£ 2 400
02 1872 2 402
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23 1872i', 2 408
23 1872 2 408
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Listers
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l. J. M. My?.tt not to serve as Tax Lister. _ 12 13 1948.. 11 62
2? F?. G. Fowl?r to replace J. M. Myatt as Tax Lister. 12 28 1948. 11 64
3. Tax Listers to m?et with Auditor. .. 11 7 1949. 11 133
_ 4. Tax Listers appointed for 1950; . 12 12 1949_ 11 141
... Cape Fear; Mrs. G. W. Wilkins Federal Point: Wallace Aman
. Harnett?kl: Mrs. S. W. Brinson Harnett?k2: Mrs. S. E. Pierce
Masonboro: Mrs. L. M. Horne Wilmington: W. P. Toon, Jr., W. N. Harriss and .
.. J. H. Wamble al?o E. M. Dewey
5. Tax Lis?ers for 1951: 12 11 1950 11 229
• Cape Fear: Mrs. G. W. Wil?.ins Harnett??l: Mrs S. W. Brir?sor_
Harnett??2 : Mrs . S. E. Pie rce Masonboro : Mrs . L. M. Ho?rne
.. Wilmington: Mrs. J. E. Walker, J. H. Wamble and W. P. ioon, Jr.
6. Appointment for Tax Listing for Federal Point and Tax Lister Clerk for Wilmington 12 11 1950 11 229
referred to Auditor
7. Tax Listers appointed for 1952: 12 10 1951 11 307
Cape Fear: Mrs. G. W. Wilkins Harnett: Mrs. S. E. Pierce
Masonboro: Mrs. L. M. Horne Federal Point: Wallace Aman
. Wilmingtons J. H. Wamble, W. P. Toon, Jr. and A. E. Baker
8.. Tax Listers appointed for 1953: 12 8 1952 11 383
. Cape Fear: Mrs. G. W. Wilkins Harnett??1: Mrs. R. L. May
- Harnett?k2: Mrs. S. E. Pierce Masonboro: Mrs. L. M. Horne
Federal Point: Mrs. C. Lewis Wilmington: W. H. Wamble, W. P. Toon, Jr, and
.. A. E. McGirt
. 9.. Scheduled secured for Tax Listers appoir?n.ents. 1 5 1953 11 390
10.. Tax Supervisor requested press stress necessary of Tax Listings. 1 19 1953 11 393
11.: Letter received on Cape Fear Farm Census taken by Tax Listers. 3 2 1953 11 404
12.. Federal State Corp. Service l?tter received for Tax Listers to prepare Farm Census. 3 16 1953 11 40?
13. Guide books distributed to Tax Listers and Assessors. 11 23 1953 11 467
14. Cox?sideration to be given to selection ?i? Tax Listers. 11 23 1953 11 467
15.. Tax Listers appointed for 1954: 11 30 1953 11 469
Masonboro: Mrs. G. W. Will.ins Wilmington: Mrs Cliff Lewis, Mrs J. Leewenbury,
Harnett??l• Mrs. S. E. Pierce J. H. Womble and W. P. Toon, Jr.
Harnette?k2: Mrs. Eva Long Masonboro: Mrs. L. M. Horne ?
16. Tax Supervisor to emplay more listers, if needed. 11 30 1953 11 469
17, George Swain appointed Tax Lister, 12 3 1953 11 471
18, Judge W. H. S. Burgwyn to admister Oath to Tax Listers. 12 7 1953 11 474
19. Mrs Cliff Lewis requested duties to be exp?.ained. 12 7 1953 11 474
20R Tax List taken. 1 11 1954 lI 478
2l. Received Tax Listing progress report. 1 11 1954 11 479
LZ, Tax Listers to meet witn Tax Supervisor. 10 25 1954 11 `5?-R
23. Tax Lister Mrs Cliff Lewis resigned, matter referred. 11 1 1954 11 550
.24? Commissioners ?ndicated Board had no right to adjust Tax Listings and Values. 11 1 1954 11 551
25? Tax Listers appointed for 1955: 12 13 1954 11 560
Cape Fear: Mrs. G. W. Wilkins Harnett?kl: Mrs. J. Leevwenbury
Harnett??2: Mrs. Sallie Best Fede?al Point: Mrs. J. H. Myatt
Masonboro: Mrs. Leii.a Iiorne Wilmington: J. H. Womble, W. P. Toon, Jr., J. H.
Gerdes and D, G. Edmondson
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Numerous claims against Wilmington Township approved.
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15 ???
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461 i
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? 2.;? Claims of W.W. Hum hre and E.H. Mc ui a ainst Harnett Townshi a roved.
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3.?;? Claims of E.H. McQuigg against Cape Fear, Masonboro and Federal Point Townships approved. ; 04 15 1876;
`? 3 461 ?:
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? Township claim of Emanuel Nichols against Wilmington approved. a 09 05 1876?a
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S.;h Wilmington Township claim of E. Allen approved. 09 11 1876?+ 3 469 ?3
6.;? Alex Sampson's claim against Wilmington and claim of D.C. Davis against Harnett Townships approved. 09 13 1876?; 3 470 i
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Claims from James Davis, Henry Brewington and T.M. Gardner against Wilmington Township approved.
09
23 ?
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3 ?i
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8.,; Wilmington claims approved for E. Nichols, H. Brewington and A. Sampson and Harnett claims for D. Nixon. 10 02 1876: 3 482 ;?'
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9.,'; bdiZmington e?a3ms approver? James Davis and Alex Sampson and Harnett claims for Jordan Nixon. 10 24 1876; 3 486 a?
10. Wilmington Township claim approved for S. Van Amringe. 11 14 1876: 3 492
11. . List of Township claims from Wilmington, Harnett, Federal Point approved. , 11 22 1876 3 497 ?q
12.., Cape Fear claim approved for James Mosely and Harnett claim disallowed for Jason Loftin. . 11 28 1876, 3 501 ;.
13.:: Wilmington Township claims for Sol. Bear & Bros approved. „ 12 29 1876,, 3 513 ?;
14. Petition that Barnum Creek RQad be made a public road referred to Trustees of Masonboro. Ol 29 1877, 3 522
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15.'
n Wilmington claims of Anthony Howe and H. Brewington and Cape Fear claims of H.E. Scott and W. Dixon approved O1 29 1877; 3 524
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16. '
Harnett Board of Trustees to furnish tools for road overseers.
03
05
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? 17. Masonboro Township claims approved for J. Hewlett, John Hewlett, E. Hewlett, and John Wagner. 03 05 1877,:: 3 531 `
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18. ' Masonboro Township claim of S.H. Manning approved. 03 17 1877: 3 535 ;
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19. ` Sheriff to turn over to Treasurer all Township funds and take a receipt. 06 05 1877 3 549 `'
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20. Late Tax Collector Black to turn over to Treasurer all Township funds in his hands. u 06 05 1877k; 3 549 ??
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21.:, Township claims approved for several persons. „ 06 05 1877± 3 551 r,'
22. , Report on Township funds for June in account with Treasurer Hewlett. 07 02 1877 3 578 ''
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Application of citizens residing on Middle Sound,Harnett Township ?aid over.
08
11
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24.;; Two Township claims of T.M. Gardner passed. , 08 24 1877 3 607 ?'
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25.:; Commissioners Worth, Grainger and Holmes appointed to lay off school districts of Wilmington Township. , 08 24 1877;, 3 607 t?
26.,; Commissioners Wagner and Sanders appointed to lay off school districts for other Townships. ,. 08 24 1877' 3 607 ,?
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Attorney to report on liability of County for Township claims against Townships which have no funds. ,.
09
10
1877,'
3 ?
612 0;
28.,;
I Tax books of Cape Fear, Federal Point, Harnett and Masonboro to be turned over to Sheriff for collection. ,, 09 22 1877,; 3 614 `'
'? 29. Report on Townships from Treasurer Hewlett for August. 09 22 1877•' 3 618 ''?
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30. : Tax books of Wilmington Township to be received from lister and given to Sheriff. 10 15 1877 3 628 ;y
31. ' Federal Point claim due Solomon Reaves and one due Anthony Howes approved. y 12 03 1877 3 660 ''.
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32. Action on apportioning School Fund due different Townships deferred to next meeting. 12 15 1877,: 3 663 ':°
33..: Masonboro Township claims of John Wagner, Elijah Hewlett and J.J. Hewlett approved. 03 18 1878,. 3 715 -
3?
', 34. : Register to see that ballot boxes be delivered to various voting precincts in j?lilmington Township. 11 04 1878.. 3 774 ?
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35.
Money on old Township books of Treasurer to be transferred to Special Fund. 02 02 1880
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36. Township claims of Sol Bear and Bros. referred back for further particulars.
. 07 26 1880} 4 218 '?;
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37. County House in Harnett Township to be repaired.
, 02 O1 1897';a
' 5 762 ^`
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3?. Ti_mes set for Maso?boro, Cape Fear, Harnett and Federal Point to list their Tow?iship taxes. 06 13 1899; 6 301 ?;
39. Property assessments for Tanships presented and adopte3. 07 05 1899;;
?e 6 315 '!
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40. i Wilmington Towaship's assessment remained as assessors fixed it. 07 OS 1899?: 6 315 "
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41. , Tax Lists of Townships received from list talce,°s and approved.
„ 07 05 1899.? 6 315 i
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Neither ro11 of ?ssessmeats or tax lists receive3 from Harnett so ?hat approvaL postpone3.
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07
05
1899
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43. Board of Equalization met;adopte3 rep?rts from Harnett To?r?zship.
? 07 10 1899' 6 317 '
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44. ? Report on Tow?is'?ip Fun,?l from ?Jctober 1, 1901 to Apri1 1, 1902. 04 07 1902 6 647 +
45. ? Board met to consider exemption of Federal Point Township from the stock law as passed by last Legislature. 03 24 1903 6 709 `
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Report from Treasurer Green in account with Harnett Township from Dece,nber 1, 1902 to Apri1 1, 1903. ,
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New Federal Point Road to be strawed by Road Committee and paid for from Township funds.
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Board increased appropriation for work on Middle Sounct Road to be paid from Harnett Township road
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Chairman to secure maps of Harnett Township.
;, 03
24
1913?;?
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6.` Chairman reported progress in obtaining map of Harnett 'i'ownship. 04 0% 1913?;? 7 'L88 µb
, 1. Road work in Townships to be paid out of money credited to Townships' road tax funds. ex 03 U4 lyl4,; 7 341 :
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? Boundaries of Wilmington Harnett and Masnnboro Townships changed due to extension of City of Wilmington 04 05
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. k9 D. J. Joyner appointed Registrar of Vital Statistics of Cape Fear Township. 08 04 1919 8 68
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? Action on request for New Hanover County to annex Topsoil Township, Pender County into New Hanover deferred.02
. 07 1921
.. 8 145
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Board endorsed annexing Topsoil Township to New Hanover County.
02
10
1921 ,'
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Board discussed Topsoil Township annexation to New Hanover County.
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24
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_ ? Topsoil Township tax values given. O1
. 28 1927 ; 8 422
15.?
E Board answer request of Topsail Citizen. 02
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fn 8 422
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Topsoil Township wlecomed in New Hanover County.
02
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1927 .
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?? Chairman and Commissioner Shoemaker to audit and direct payment of a11 1ega1 claims against Wilmington. ?:
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1872??
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410 ?
2. ?E? Committee of Martin and Shoemaker reports claims against Wilmington Township have been examined and are to ?, Ol 06 1873?? 2 418
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3. ?? Tax Collector to pay Treasurers of Rocky Point and Harnett Townships taxes levied for these Townships. ;, Ol 06 1873?; 2 418
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?y Application for new road in Masonboro Township received, ,;
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06 '+
1873ts
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420
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`?Money for bridges in Masonboro will be paid when Trustees certify work completed, `,
03
24
I873??
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42 ?
6. ',?John Powers to appear before Board of Trusttes to qualify and give bond as Clerk of Union Township. 04 21 1873aJ 3 63 ?
7. Request from Lincoln Trustees to levy tax to pay debts of past two years.
, .. 04 21 I873?;
:, 3 63 `
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$. ,'Lincoin Trustees aZ?owed to ?.euy tax and will be collected by Sheriff. 04 21 1873;I 3 63 '
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9.
;,,Board of Trustees appointed to assess and list taxes of Holden Township.
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04
21
1873
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3 ?
64 `
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10. ,.Masonboro Trustees requested footway over Watson's Branch, referred to Committee on Roads and Bridges. 05 12 1873' 3 69 ?;
11. Meetings of April 21 and May 12 amended concerning taxes to be levzed in Townships.
•? 06 02 1873
•, 3 74 ?
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12. ;Application of Bruce Williams regarding decision of Lincoln Trustees to build a road through his property
?. 08 04 1873. 3 90 °
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; referred to Committee on Roads and Bridges.
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13. ,;Letter from Lincoln Trustees concerning buidling new road referred to Committee on Roads and Bridges. 08 04 1873?. 3 90 y
14. . Report from Wilmington Trustees on financial and business transactions of past term referred to Audit Com. k
, 08 23 1873?? 3 100 I
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15. ;;Caswell Trustees to ascertain if H.J. Moore, pauper, can support himself until winter without aid.
. 08 23 1873 3 102 ?:
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16. ,,Number of official bonds received from Township Trustees, but sent back for justification of sureties. , 10 06 1873= 3 112 ;
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17. ,;l.etter from Caswell Trustees concerning bridge repairs deferred. 10 06 1873', 3 112 ?
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18. ?Petition from Federal Point Trustees to appoint Nicholas Carr Constable laid over.
„ ?, 10 22 1873?,;
;. 3 121 '
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19.
Al1 expenditures by Townships to be audited by Boards of Trustees and given to Commissioners for approval.
,. .
10
22
I873??
3 i'
121 ?i
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20.
List of Lincoln Township claims approved.
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10
22
1873
3 ?.
121 ;
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?All debts due by Lincoln Township to be paid after Commissioners approved if not barred by Statute of
10
23
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122
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Limitations.
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22. List of claims against Grant Township approved. 10 31 1873;
'' 3 130 ?,
23.
. Approved bill of Trustee Alfred Lloyed, John Alexander for rent of house for Trustees and P. Heinsberger
: ?,
10
31
1873'
3 ?;
130 ±?
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24.
„; Board approved Lincoln Trustees` condemnation of land for a new road through land of Bruce Williams.
12
23
1873is
3 ??
161 j;
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25. ,
,?; Filed repo?t froin Masonboro Trustees on condition of roads. 02 02 1874,a 3 173 ?;
26. .
?;, Clerk to send notices to Trustees of each Township to list taxable.
03
05
1874?,
3 ?;
192 ';
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27. ;; Clerk to send notices to one Trustee of each Township to meet Board according to Machinery Act. 03 05 1874':p 3 192
28. ,;, Letter from Wilmington Trustees for levying of Township tax laid over.
, 03 16 1874?°
, 3 198 I
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29. ?, Commissioners and Trustees met to agree upon uniform scale of valuation of real and personal property. ,. 03 17 1874f.
? 3 199 ;F
30.
,; Trustees present listed, but Caswell and Columbia Townships not represented.
03
17
1874,
3 ??
199 ?
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31. Board feels valuation of personal property of each Township should be left to judgement of Township Trustee
., 03 17 i874 3 1g?3 ??,
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Townships allowed to levy taxes for expenses.
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Bills from Trustees of Lincoln Township approved.
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34. , Fee of S. Moore, Trustee of Lincoln, approved. 11 04 1874: 3 275 ??
35. , Fees of W.J. Bivins and Samuel Larkins as Trustees of Lincoln approved. 11 04 1874;,
,? 3 275 ?
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36.
? Bills of Trustees of Rocky Point Township approved.
11
04 iy
1874'?
3
6
275
37. ' Fees of James Pherson and J.Davis, Trustees of Rocky Point,approved.
. 11 04 1874:
;, 3 275
38. ; Request from Caswell Township for payment of bill referred back to Trustees to be itemized. 11 04 1874ty 3 277 ?
39. ,' Bill of Clerk of Caswell Township referred back to Trustees to be itemized. . Ol 04 1875f; 3 289 ;?
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40. ; Township claims of Federal Point approved: O1 04 1875;;' 3 289 ?
41. , Claims of Solomon Reaves and John Sneeden, Jr, for fees as Trustees of Federal Point approved. . Ol 04 1875:; 3 290 ?p
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,; Harnett Trustees to have neighborhood road made by Thomas Edens put in lawful order.
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, Request from Township Trustees requesting appointment of assessors referred. 03 ?2 1$751r 3 305
2.? Township claims approved for Harnett, Lincoln and Wilmington. „03 ?2 1875?: 3 305
,3. Approved claim of W.W. Humphrey as Harnett Township Trustee on February 9, 1875. , 03 ?2 1875;, 3 305
4. Bill from Wilmington Township tabled. • 03 03 1875, 3 307 ?;
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Trustees of Township to list all real and personal taxables for 1875.
03
03 ;
1875'?
3
307 „
6.?? Trustees named to meet with Board to agree upon a uniform scale of valuation of real and personal property.,03
s?
7.N? Meeting held with Township Trustees to agree upon a uniform valuation of property. .03
?i
,8.?? Each Trustee served notice ten days before meeting; list of Trustees present for above meeting. 03
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,9.s? &oard anr? Tr?stees ru?ed that valuation of property adopted in 1874 be adopted as standard valuation for 75.03
10.,? Claims of W.W. Larkins and John Croom approved by Trustees of Lincoln Township. 04
11. + Wilmington Township Trustees approved claim of E.H. Mc Quigg. 04
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12..? Township claim of W.M. Hand referred to Board of Education. 04
13.?+ Tax list returns not made by several Township Trustees so revisal laid over. ..05
14.?; Request from L. Meginney for reduced assessment of lands referred to H.E. Scott, Chairman of Trustees of 05
;; Cape Fear. ,
15.3? Request from Federal Point Trustees for a tax to be assessed for Township expenses referred to next meeting 06
16..? Application from Rocky Point Trustees'Chairman referred to Commissioners of Pender County. 06
17.'?
. ,x Township claims presented Board and approved.
.. 06
18.?' Township tax listing and assessments discussed and preamble passed. 06
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Chairman of each Board of Trustees to meet with Board and assist in revising 1875 Tax List.
06
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20.:?
Meeting with Chairmen of Boards of Trustees of Townships postponed.
06
21.;? Claims of W.P. Canady and Anthony Howe to be paid from monies belonging to Wilmington Township. lI
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Claims against Wilmington Township to be paid to William Moore, Alex Sampson and J.A. Ashe. ,
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23.+w Township claims approved by Pender County Commissioners: Messrs. Edens, Nixon, E. & T. Nixon, A. Nixon, 12
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Township claim of John Lillington referred back to Pender County Commissioners it not being correct.
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? Wilmington Township claims paid: Emanuel Nichols, Henry Brewington and Anthony Howe. 12
26.;; Claim of J.H. Highsmith for Grant Township approved. 12
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28.-' Numerous Township claims ordered paid for Harnett, Cape Fear, and Wilmington. 02
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?a Several Township claims ordered paid. 03
30.$F Clerk to notify Boards of Trustees to list their taxable lands and assessments of personal property. 03
31.N Chairman to have necessary blanks printed for listing property in different Townships. 03
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Approved claim against Wilmington Township of J.C. Hill transferred to S. Bear.
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35.? Claims against Wilmington Township from Joseph Whitney, J.C. Hill and Joseph Ashe approved. „ O$
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? Township bills of Alex Sampson and Anthony Howe referred to Auditing Committee. 06
38.? Taxes levied for Harnett, Federal Point, Cape Fear and Masonboro Townships. „ 07
i,
39.?;
Claims of James & Brown, Henry Brewington, William Moore, Sol Bear & Bros. and P. Newm?n approved. ,
07
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Claims of Sol Nash against Wilmington and of D. and Samuel Nixon against Harnett Township approved.
07
41.;
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Township claims of Anthony Howe referred to next meeting. .08
Numerous Township claims against Wilmington approved. 08
Township claims of John Pleasant against Cape Fear and from Jason Loftin against Harnett approved. 08
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07 1876
08 1876
13 1876
13 1876
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l. Chairman 0'Shields appointed to serve on committee 05 18 1981 18 837
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INDEA TO CDMMISSIONERS MII?UTES - New Hanover Gou?ti?, N. C+ _ MATTER: Listers _
xec. u. s. Counry Indezea Sinee 1888 ? TO IoCU?! nam?f? op?n Ot COiT A-I TA! INDEX
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l. Received progress on T?x Listings. :. 1 16 1955 11 569
2. Received progress report on Tax Listings. 1 24 1"?55. 11 571
3, Tax Listings extended. . 1 31 1955. 11 572
4. Tax Listers named for 1956: 12 5 1955. 12 23
Cape Fear• Mrs. G. W. Wilkins and J. C. Myatt Federal Point: G. W. Melton ?.n?.
Masonboro: John Leevwenburg John Kirkman
Harnett ??1: Sal1y Best Harnett??2: J. H. Gerdes .
Wilmington: J. W. Womb?le, J. H. ^verdes, W. P. Toon, ,3r? and J. L. Gholson
S. Information requested for Tax Listings will be purely voluntary. I2 I3 I955 IZ 27
6. Received progress report on Tax Listings. 1 9 1956 1_2 3?
7. Reeeived progres:? report on Tax Listing. '1 :?3 1t?56 12 33
8. Tax Listers named for 1957: 12 10 1956 12 113
Harnett??2: Mrs Sally Be?t Harnett??l: Mrs. John C. Leevwenburg
Wilmington: J. H. Gredes Masonboro: G. W. Melton, Jr.
J. L. Gholson Cape Fear: G. Wilkins
W. F. Toons, Jr. Wrightsville Be^:ch: W. F. King „
J. H. Womble Federal Point. Carolina ax?d Kure Beach:??
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H. S. King J. C. Myatt
G. T. Swain
9. Mrs. 1"?. L. Wallace appointed Tax Lister for Wilmington. 12 31 1956 12 118
10.? Ta? Listers named for 1957: 12 9 1957 12 201
Cape Fear: Mrs G. L. Wilkins Harnett ?k2: Mrs Sally B??t
Harnett ??1: W. F. King and John C. Leevwenburg
Carolina Beach and Federal Point: James H. Myatt
Wilmington: J. L. Gholson, W.P. Toon, H. S. King and N. L. T.?allace
Masonboro: G. W. Melton,Jr. Kure Beach; Wyatt
Wrightsville Beach: W. F. King
11. Authorized Township Tax Listers to park at Cotzrthouse without penalty. 12 30 1957 12 206
12. Received progress report on Tax Listings. 1 27 1958 12 219
13. Received check for farm census Tax Listers. 5 26 19?8 12 260
14. Tax Listers named for 1959: 12 8 1958 12 341
Wilmington; W. P. Toon Mrs. N. L. Wallace
Mr. G. T. Swain Mr. J. L. Gholson
Mr. T. M, MQrris Mr. H. S. King
Cape Fear: Mrs. George W. Wilkins Masonboro: Mrs Geurge W. Melton, Jr.
Federal~Point, Carolina Beach and Kta.re Beach: James H. Myatt
Harnett ??1: Mrs J. C. Leevwenburg and W. F. King
Wrightsville Beach and Harnett ?kl: W. F. King Harnett ?k2: Mrs. Sally Best
15. Listers to work first two weel:.s in Township, second two weeks at Courthouse. 12 8 1958 12 341
16. List?r5 ?ay to ?e $12.5C per eigr?? hour day, six 3ays u week. ?? R 1?5R 1? ?[?1
17. No action taken on ?nploying a full time Tax Supervisor. 7 18 1959 12 467
18. Tax Listers named for 1960: 12 7 1959 12 519
Cape Fear: Mrs. G. W. Wilkins Federal Point: Mrs. J. H. Myatt
Masonboro: Mrs. L. B. Melton Harnett ?kl; Mrs. J. C. Leevewenbury
?arnett ?k2: Mrs. Sally Best Wrightsville Beach: Mrs W. F. King
Wilmington: Mrs. H. Wallace, Mr. H. S. King, Mr. G. W. Swain, Mr H. Coughenour, Mr•
J. L. Gholson and T. J. N?orris.
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l.: Budget meeting approved as recommended. .. 7 15 1960 12 591
2,. Letter in regards to chang? in Farm Census Listings, repo?rts for 1961. 10 17 1960. 12 620
3.. Tax Listers named for 1961: . 12 5 1960 12 633
.: Cape Fear; Mrs George W. Wilkins Federal Point: Mrs. J. H. M?att .
... Masonboro: Mrs.'_Louise B. Melton Harnett ?kl: Mrs. J. C. Leevwenburg &
... Harnett ??2: Mrs. Sally Best Mr. S. W. Brinson
Wrightsville Beach: Mr. S. W. Brinson Wilmington: Mr. H. Coughenour, H. K?_ng,_
_.. T. J. Morris, G. S??ain and Mr. N. Wallace .
4, County Aud?.tor Lave gave report on Tax Listings. ' 2 6 1961 12 64b
5.. Dr. Ransey Weathersbee, Jr. failed to list personal_ property in City, assessment 7 17 1961 12 698
. approved for $1,000.00.
6.. Tax Listers named for 1962: 12 4 1961 ]_?3 42
Cape Fear: Mrs. G. W. Wilkins Fed?ral Point: Mrs. J. H. Myatt
Masonboro: Mrs. L. B. Melton aCa?olina Beach and Kure Beach:
. Harnett ??1: Mrs. x3. Leevwenburg Wrightsville Beach and Harnett ??1:---
Wilmington: MroH. S. King Mr. S. W. Brinson
Mrs. H. Wallace -- Mr. H. Coughensour
, Mr. W. P. Toon -- Mr. J. A. West
. Mre G. T. Swain -- Mr? J. L. Gholson
7. Approve?l space known as the "Back Porch" for Tax Listing. 12 18 1961 13 52
, 8. No objections in the change in the listing of personal. property taxes. 11 19 1962 13 172
_ 9. Committee appointed to study listing of perscanal p?opert3? of Cape Fear Towing Co. 7 2 1962 13 121
10.. Tax Listers na.med for 1963: 12 17 1962. 13 177
. Cape Fear: Mrs G. W. Wilkins Masonboro: Mrs L. B. Melton
Federal Point, Kure and Carolina Beaches: Mrs. J. H. Myatt
Harnett ?k l:Mrs J. C. Leevwenburg Harnett ??2: Mrs. Sally Best ._
Wrightsville Beach afi.d Harnett Township: Mr. S. W. Brison, S?.
Wilmington: Mrs. L. N. Wallace, Messr. W. P. Toon, J. L. Gholson, H. S. King,
J. A. West and H. Coughenour
.11.. Tax Listers named for 1964: 12 2 1963 13 270
. Wilmington Township: Messrs. H. G. Cough?nour, J. L. Gholson, H. S. King, W. P.
.. Toon, Jr., J. A. West, N. S. Westbrook & Mrs H. Wallace
Harnett ?k2: Mrs. Sally Best & Mr. S. W. Brinson Wrightsville Beach S. W. Brinson
Harnett ?kl: Mrs. 3. Leevwenburg Masonbora: Mrs. L. i?elton
Carolina,Kure Beaches and Federal Point: Mrs G. Myatt
Cape Fear: Mrs. Louise Wilkins
12. Tax Listers also named as Crop report Listers. 12 2 1963 13 270
13.. Tax Supervisor appointed in charge of the Census P?ogram. 12 2 1963 13 270
14.. Mr. Ralph W. Soverel named as Tax Lister. 12 16 1963 13 273
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r?r OfFICE ? /! An ldentifying Trade Mark ? SURNAME INITIAL TAB COTT A•I TAB INDEX
MADE BY THE CQTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
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l.z? Application of John J. Moore to obtain relief from error in Tax ?ist received. P
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2.; Request from G.W. Runge for relief from taxes due to County error received.
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3. 6 Tax on liquor license established.
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4. Request for relief from taxes due to error from H, Webb received.
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? 25 1868??
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5. Sheriff declared list of people insolvent, case explained in minutes. 09
; 25 1868?w 1 55
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6.?? Request from W. Parker for tax relief received.
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30 ,i
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8.,; Petition from W. Parker was acted on but action was rescinded. , 10 Ol 1868a; 1 61 ?
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9. '_' Req?zest from Londor? Bros, for relief from taxes due to County's error granted. ?, 11 13 1868f; 1 117 ij
10.„ Tax on revenue bill. ; 02 O1 1869; 1 174 4,;
11... Taxes levied on tax schedules: (Pages 212-215) 04 06 1869..
? 1 212 ?;
Poll tax on males and tax on theatrical companies
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' Tax on banks and capital „ „ ;;?
,ti Tax on playing cards, stud horses and jackasses
Tax on sale of horses or mules, on horses or vehicles for hire
.. Tax on commission merchants and traveling salesmen
Tax on Iiquor and wine retailers
,; Tax on itinerant dentist, doctors, portrait painters and other artists
.? Tax on marriage license, deedsacontracts and titles to real estate
.? Tax on musical entertainment and lectures
12.` Tax on commission merchants rescinded.
13.' Tax on commission merchants rescinded.
14..? Taxes levied on the following: (Pages 238-239)
.? Tax on tobacco manufactures, riding vehicles and on all goods sold by auctioneers
Tax on itinerants dealing in lightning rods and on gypsies and strolling companies of persons
Tax on dividends or profits of banks and on insurance profits or dividends
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Tax on express companies, telegraph companies and public ferries
15.:; Bi11 from S.R. Bunting for tax overcharge received.
16..; David J. Moon ordered exempted from poll tax and road duty.
17. Board ordered ad valorem tax on real and personal property.
18.?? Taxes levied on all money and credit investment in bonds, on stocks and on net incomes.
19.;; Clerk to Board and Chairman to complete tax list returned by assessors of various Townships.
20.;?: P.C. Colvin, William Lawrence, William Frinty and William Gordon relieved from poll tax.
21,;,; Board to have public meeting to revise Tax List.
22.,; Revision of Tax List taken up.
23.;; Strauses Rice's property taken from Tax List, it being destroyed by fire.
24.,4 Bill for taxes remitted from E.M. Shoemaker approved.
25.,; Bill for computing taxes from E.M, Shoemaker approved.
26.:,? Double taxation on liquor refunded E.M. Shoemaker.
27.; Bills from F.G. Moore and B. Dunfees for completing tax returns approved.
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28.?N Tax returns ?rom Townships received and approved.
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eeo. u. s. ??r?? Counry Indezee Since 1888 ? To loeats names, Opltl 0t COTT A-2 TAB INDEX
r?r OFFICE [./i?i<?,a?s An Identifying Trade Marlc SURNAME INITIAL TAB MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
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Authorization to pay taxes with County claims given.
08
19 S4
1869??
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309 ??
2. Bill from the Wilmington Post for tax notices approved. , 09 16 1869?
? 1 324 +?
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Bill for taking tax list from G.W, Corbett approved.
09
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16 '?
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. 4.` Committee to investigate taxes. ?; 09 16 186g;
?.? 1 327 ;;
. 5. A.J. Eakons and S.J. Walker relieved from poll tax. , 09 16 1869??
? 1 327 ,,
6.? Poll tax of D.F. Savage reduced. ,; 09 16 1869¢? 1 327 ,;
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Tax exemption on liquor for Fair granted.
09
16
1869!;
1
329 ;;
8..' Mr. Shoemaker to foot up tax list. 10 05 1869?'
r• 1 330 ,
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Mr. Bunting's bi21 far cDllecting taxes approved.
10
05
1869,
1
330 .
10." Taxes of O.G. Parsley to be paid by County bonds. 11 Ol 1869 1 334
11.?; Request from Henry Mashborer for relief of poll tax was granted. 11 Ol 1869 1 334
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. Allison Seporus claims no land ownership. 11 O1 1869, 1 334 ,
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Application of William Moore referred to Tax Committee.
11
O1
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334
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Application of John Larkins for tax reduction laid on the table.
11
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1
334 k
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W. Katy petitioned regarding taxes and was referred to the Tax Committee.
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334
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16.?? John Watkins' petition regarding taxes referred to the Tax Committee. N 11 O1 1869 1 334 .
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William Moore allowed to list property in Holden Township.
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William Rothwell allowed to list property in Wilmington Township.
11
01
1869;
1
334
;19.? Letter from Alex Oldham referred to Tax Committee. ?, 11 O1 1869; 1 335,;
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Statenrent on collecting taxes from Mr. Schenck filed.
11
02
1869.:
1
337,.
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Tammy Hill exempted from poll tax.
11
02 ,
1869.
1
337
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22.4? Poll taxes to be remitted to S.H, Malssass, Samuel Clark, Robert Robinson and Herbet Johnson. 12 06 1869!? 1 346 ,
,23.r? Tax collecting report received from the Sheriff. 12 06 1869, 1 348.
,24.?? Board requested tax report on taxes levied and collected by the Sheriff. „ 12 07 1869? 1 350
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W,H, Bernard's bill for notice to taxpayers approved.
12
07
1869
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j Sheriff to give tax refund to Miles Cortin. 12 1G 186?; 1 355
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, Errors in Tax List of County discovered. 12 1G 1869
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Board requested time for correction of Tax List from Auditor of State.
12
10
1869?
1
355,
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Sheriff not held responsible for errors in Tax List so request no penalty be imposed on Sheriff.
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10
1869,;
1
355;
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Board to employ men to correct Tax List. Employed J. London, W. Gardner and G. Davis.
12
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357;
31.?; Sheriff's statem?nt of overcharges, insolvent taxes, remittances and delinquent taxes accepted after 12 21 1869 1 358 ,
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,32.y; Report from committee to correct Tax List received. 12 21 1869 1 358
33.;;
?, List of corrections on Tax List for the County on pages 358-365. 12 21 1869, 1 358
,34.;? Amounts and names collected on delinquent poll list in WilmingtQn Township listed on pages 387-388. , 12 21 1869 1 387
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Persons listed and paid on delinquent list in Wilmington Township.
12
21
1869,
1
389„
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List of Townships and amounts remitted for delinquent taxes.
12
21
1869
1
390;
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37.`?
Corrections on Wilmington's Iist of taxes.
12
21
1869„
1
390 ,
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Clerk to Board to certify to abstract of general taxes and schedules B and C.
12
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2I
1869;
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391,;
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E? E.M. Shoemaker added to Committee on Taxes. O1 03 187q 1 393
40.? Attorney's fee for Tax List approved. . O1 03 1870? 1 394
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Fee from ?-eorge Davis Jr. for Tax List approved.
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1
394
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42.;?
Committee to determine amount of Poor Tax due City.
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03
187p
1
394 ?
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Tax refund given Fredrick Browne.
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397
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44.?d Sheriff allowed above amount in his settlement with the Treasurer. O1 04 187d 1 397;`
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¦co. u. s. Covnty Indezea Since 1888 To locala names, OpCR 0t COTT A•Z TAB INDEX
r?t OFFICL C???? An ldentifyin6 Trade Merk SURNAME INiTIAL TAB MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY. COLUMBUS. OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW 6ERN, NORTH CAROLINA
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DATE ? MINUTE BOOK ?
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Dr. Winants' letter referred to Tax Committee. ' 02 09 1870;? 1 407
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? Henry McSin applied to have taxes remitted. a 02 09 1870'?? 1 407
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1 Joseph Jones' taxes remitted and he was issued a certificate for the amount to uae in settlement of 1870 ke 02 09 1870?a 1 407
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4.;? Mr. Gardner to compute and complete I870 Tax List, b, 02 09 1870;? 1 409
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Tax List to go to Register of Deeds to copy in his books. ?y
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09 ?o
1870fx
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409
6. ;,`, Mr. Incy's state tax remitted. 02 09 1870;s 1 410 a
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C1erk to issue certificate to Sheriff for Mr. Incy's remitted taxes. ?,
02
09 H:
1870?y
1
410 ?
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8.?' G?erk tv confer Wirn ?ua3tor of State regarding Tax BDO?{S for 1$70. 02 10 1870: 1 411 f
s. Bill for correcting errors in 1869 Tax Books from T.W, Gardner approved. 02 10 1870 1 411 ;'
10. Sum to be paid Sheriff on taxable polls. 03 07 1870 1 413 ,'
11. Treasurer to allow Sheriff 5% commission in his settlement of 1869 taxes. 03 07 1870 1 413 ;.
12. ? Calvin Costin relieved of poll tax. 03 07 1870? 1 413 e;
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13. , Sum of taxes to be paid Treasurer of City.
'? 03 07 1870 1 413 ??'
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14.?' S.P. Ivy's taxes to be remitted. 03 08 1870? 1 419 ??
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Statement of David Rooks ' taxes for 1870 postponed.
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08 E;
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420
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Letter from R.M. Bloodworth held.
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08
1870
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17.?y Tax List of 1869 for Wilmington Township to go to the Register of Deeds. 04 05 ,
1870;' 1 424 ??
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18.y Committee appointed to handle the matter of Revenue Laws. ,
? 04 06 1870?y 1 427 ??
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19. ?,; Board suggested that taxes to build a s?hoolhouse would be pppressive to t axpay-ers, of Caswell. ;, 04 06 ?
1870;,{ 1 427 ??
20.,; Statement from Auditor of State concerning taxes received from Sheriff. „ 04 06 1870„ 1 428 ??
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This page began with taxes, but Clerk decided on another system to record taxes. „
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06
1870;,
1
429 ?:
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County to levy taxes a^cording to an act of the General Assembly. p
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Board levied taxes uszng Schedule B of the GeneraZ Assembly's act.
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06
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Board levied taxes using Schedule C of the General Assembly's act. ,,
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06 f
1870;?
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431 ?a
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' Letter from the Auditor of the State citing errors on Tax List filed. „ 05 02 1870;; 1 433 ??
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Board to have public sessions to revise tax list and all complaints will be heard then. „
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03
1870,
1
436 ??
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George Gurganus and J.H, Brown relieved from poll taxes. ,
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04
1870E;
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431 ??
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28.,;
? Treasurer to pay claim of State l?uditor for taxes from Treasurer's fund. 05 05 1870? 1 438 3
29.G? Mr. Schenck's service for work on Tax List approved. 05 05 1870,; 1 439 p
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M ar?ey obtained in settlement with City of Wilmin?ton's taxes to be given to Treasurer.
06
07
1870a:
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1
442 ??
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Poll tax of City of Wilmington collected by Sheriff and charged to him by Treasurer in his settlement.
06
07
1870,
1
442 ;?
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Tax overcharge against James Wilson due to over estimation of prospective purchases refunded.
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Bills from numerous persons for taking tax list. (Pages 443-444)
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08
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35.:; Bills for taking tax list from E,D. Hewlett, D. Davis, Anthony Howe and F.H. Bell approved, ; 06 09 I870?? I 446 ?
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36..; Report from Wilmington`s school committee that Board of Trustees failed to levy taxes for schools' support., 06 11 1870, 1 447 ?3
37..s Board ordered tax on real and personal estates and on polls for Wilmington's schools. ?. 06 11 1870?; 1 447 h?
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38..; James Darby's property value assessment reduced due to a fire and property destroyed. , Ob 11 1870??
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J. Wal.ker's property value assessment reduced due to a fire which destroyed property. ;,
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11
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40.;?
; County taxes to be levied on taxable pool and on net incomes set. e 06 11 1870r;
? 1 448 i
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Bills for taking tax list from S. Cherry, John Pigford and Washing?:on Howe approved. ,
06
11
1870;i
1
448 ??
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42.:, Committee to levy taxes on Townships where estimates made for their school puxposes. . 06 11 1870,? 1 448
43.?': Contract with Thomas Gardner to make up Tax List rescinded.
., 06 11 1870`:
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SOLD BY OWEN G. D UNN, NEW B EkN, NOR TH CAROLINA
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Letter from Federal Point's school committee referred to committee on levying Township taxes for schools. ;
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05
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Bill for taking tax list from F. Walker, S. Reaves, F. Murphy, A. Hause, J. Simpson and D. Nixon approved.?'
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05 ??
187Q
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451 fP
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Application from Kidder & Martin for remittance of taxes received.
07
06 ;
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1
455 `'
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, 4. Kidder & Martin's land taxed erroneously to another party and sold so tax to be remitted. , 07 06 ,F
1870?? 1 455 `?
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5. Sheriff allowed Kidder & Martin's corrected tax in his settlement of 9tate taxes. ? 07 06 1870p 1 455 ?v
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Application for tax remittance made by Robert Henning was filed. t
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06
187a?
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7.?° Error corrected on NIr. Henning's case since he paid taxes but was incorrectly placed on delinquent list. ?, 07 06 187?; 1 455 ?
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8.?? ?Ir. Keyes relieved as one of committee to levy school taxes. (See SCHOOLS) 07 06 1870; 1 456 y;
9.;? Glerk to Boarr? ?p CDI2?PY' raith Lincoln school committee about levying school taxes,(SeeCLERK TO BOARD) 07 06 187? 1 457
10.?;; Taxes to be levied in Federal Point for schools. 07 06 187Q I 457
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11.;; Committee to receive tax lists and turn them over to the Sheriff. 07 06 1870?' 1 457
12.;? Board revised rules to use County claims to pay taxes. 07 06 1870.; 1 458 „
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Poll taxes remitted because over 5Q years: Hinlard Holly, John Lebo and John Dudley ,q
08
O1
187q,
1
458;;
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Tax remitted E. George due to error of listing income. .,
08
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1870d
1
458.a
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Double poll tax on David Richardson remitted.
08
O1
1870
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458
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Rules made concerning proper way to apply for tax list corrections.
08
Ql
187Q.
1
459,
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Clerk Waldron's bi11 for making out tax list approved.
08
?I
187q;
1
460 ?
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Bills from A.J. Bivins and George Corbett for listing taxes approved. .
08
O1 .
187Q,
1
461
19.;
, Double tax on Eliza Lucas remitted.
, 08 O1 187Q: 1 461
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20.i Thomas Gardner to report all errors found in Tax List. 08 02 187Q, 1 462
21.?, Committee ordered to deal with errors in Tax List. . 08 02 1870,' 1 462 '.
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i? Taxes to be refunded to Balliven Taylor and T.P, Sikes. 08 OZ 187Q 1 462
23.?? Double tax to be refunded Richard Beasley. 08 02 1870 1 462
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24. Refund to be given Stephen Carry for overpaying license tax. 08 02 187Q; 1 462 ?
25.?? Refund of double tax to George French ordered. _ 08 02 1870; 1 463
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N. Jacobi allowed to list property in Harnett Township.
08
02
1870'
1
463
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Rev. A Watson allowed to list property in Wilmington Township.
08
02
I87Cfi
1
463FJ
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George Flack's bill for computing Tax Lists for 1870 approved.
08
02
1870?
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463
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;29.;? Clerk to notify school committee of Franklin Township that too late for Board to levy Township taxes. 08 02 1870; 1 464
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Clerk to inform Franklin's school committee that Township Trustees can levy tax desired.
08
02
187p
1
464,;
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G.P. Rouk submitted sworn statement on listing of his income tax.
08
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1870'
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1
465 '
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G.P. Rouk's income tax remitted due to error in listing.
08
0?
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465,;
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Thomas Rivera filed sworn statement on listing of his income tax.
08
0?
1870
1
465
34.?,? Thomas Rivera's income tax remitted d.ue to error in listing. 08 02 1870 1 465
.35.?
? Committee to act regarding revisions and errors in Tax List. 08 29 187Q 1 472
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List of taxes remitted by County Commissioners.
08
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187Q
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472
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Remitted taxes acted upon in open Board.
08
29
1874
1
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W.B. Giles and M. Cronly listed land valuation.
08
3l
1870.
.
1
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39.? Dr. J.Broadhust ordered to place valuation of land same as last year. , 09 05 1874", 1 486 :
40.??
M? Petition from Mrs. Middleton to have double tax remitted granted. 09 0` 1870; 1 487 ;
?
41.;? Finance Committee to have power to act on revisions in Tax List. 09 OE 187?; 1 487 .
42.? B.F. Moore's request for reduction of taxes on W.& b1. Railroad refused since time for revisions expired. 09 08 1870. 2 4,
43.?
i Board requested report on amount of taxes levied for building and purchasing schools in Wilmington. 09 21 1870'. Z 9
?
44.?
p H,A. Willard's request for remission of tax referred to Finance Committee. 09 21 1870
, 2 13
45.j? F.C. Singletary's request for correction of tax list referred to Finance Committee. 09 21 1870',;
` 2 13 '?
f?
46.p?
?°
? Ed Mann's r'equest to be released from tax referred to Finance Committee.
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eta. u. s. County Indezes Since 1888 {? ?.?-- To loeats namss, OpQfl at
r?r o?ncc ??<Co? An [dentifying Trade Marlc ?.? SURNAME INITIAL TAB COTT A•Z TAB INDEX
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,; Requests from W.A. Falconer and James & Brown to be released from taxes referred to
,.,
Finance
Committee. ? 09
h - -
ZI ,?,
I870??
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2 ,?
13 ?
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2.
' Bonds approved for James Schenck, Sheriff elect?for collecting and paying public and
County
taxes. 09
22
1870';
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3.
:X Taxes to be remitted James Alderman, Alex Oldham, James & Brown, Margaret Hazel, and
William
Smith.
; 09
22
1870?;
2 i
18
, ?
4. y! Thomas Payne relieved of poll tax since he is over 50, r 09 22 1870ik 2 18 F"
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5. ?
; Petition of W,R. Empire to list taxable estate and be relieved from double tax disal
lowed.
09
22
1870`?
,?
2 L
.
19 ??
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6. t? Double tax against Pompey Barry to be remitte@ and he to pay regular tax. ,; 09 22 1870?;
? 2 19 ?
7. ., Tax refunded Dr. W.J. Love. ,. 09 22 1870?? 2 19 ??
8. ,
Tax assessed against L.H. Mann to be remitted.
, 09
22
1870,;
2 ;,
19 ?;
9. ' Taxes ra be remitted James Moore and Henry Tompkins since paid in another Township. 09
10. Taxes to be remitted B.R. Monk, J. Wilkinson, Mary C. Cowan, Frances Mitchell, William Cutlar and R. Moore., 09
11. Taxes to be remitted Thomas McIlhenny, Unity Ward, and M.H. Woodcock. 09
12. Relief from taxes refused Mrs. Roney. 09
13. ; Joseph Waddell and John Waddell released from payment of double tax. 09
14. ;William Ward, H. Holly, A.G. Eakins, Ephram Rooks, and Larry Croom relieved from poll taxes since over 50. 09
15. Alfred Hayes, Tim We11s and W.H. Player relieved from po11 tax since over 50. 09
16. Peter Salter relieved from double tax. 09
17. _ W,T. Bannerman released from poll tax, listed in another Township. 09
18. , Wiley Stokes released from tax due to a County Court exemption. 09
19. ; List of taxes remitted by Commissioners for 1870. 09
20. Report from Sheriff on school taxes filed. _ 10
21., ; Thomas Scoplis relieved from poll tax since over 50. . 10
22. ,Horatio Davis relieved from double tax, agent for Mrs. Jane Flemming. ,_ 10
23.. ,Petition from F.W. Foster to remit taxes referred to Finance Committee. 10
24. , Sheriff's refusal to pay Special Taxes to State Treasurer upheld by the Board. : 10
25,, Board feels Special Taxes only for County use. 10
26. . S.J. Faison's bill for tax list approved. :, 10
27. ; R.F. DeBose relieved from taxes and public duty since disabled. ,. 10
28. Federal Point Township's insolvent and delinquent tax list, page 38. 10
29. Masonboro Township's insolvent and delinquent tax list, pages 38-39. 10
30. ;Cape Fear Township's personal and poll taxes unpaid listed, pages 39-41. 10
31. Harnett Township's insolvent and delinquent tax list, pages 42-45. 10
32., ,Columbia Township's insolvent and delinquent tax list, pages 46-48. 10
33., ;Grant Township's insolvent and delinquent tax list, pages 48-51. , 10
34.. ,HoZly Township's insolvent and delinquent tax 1ist, pages 51-52. ZO
35._ ,Union Township's personal and poll taxes unpaid listed, pages 53-54. , 10
36. : Lincoln Township's insolvent and delinquent tax list, pages 55-56. 10
37., ,Holden Township's insolvent and delinquent tax list, pages 56-61. 10
38., , Caswell Township`s insolvent and delinquent tax list, pages 62-64. 10
39.. , Franklin Township's insolvent and delinquent tax list, pages 64-66. „ 10
40., ; Wilmington Township's insolvent and delinquent tax list, pages 66-69. _ 10
4?• ` Summary of Township's list of insolvent and delinquent taxes. 10
42., ; Sworn statement of Sheriff verifying insolvent and delinquent tax lists. „ 10
43. William Moore exempted from po11 tax and working public roads due to bodily infirmity. 10
44. ; John Blake exempted from poll tax due to disability. 10
45.. ; Finance Committee to petition Legislature to pass an act allowing County to retain Special Taxes Sheriff . 11
now holds for 1869.
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22 1870 2
22 1870 2
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INDEX TO CO?iMISSI0N?R5 I?INUTES - l?ew Hanover Count?
1?
U
MATTER TAX DEPARTMENT
?
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Rec. u. s. ? `_ County Indezes S[nce i888 ? To toeats names, open at coTT a-z TAS INOEx
e?r OFFICE C?,?//7? An Identifying Trade Mark SURNAME INITIAL TAB MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
DATE ? MINUTE BOOK ?:
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
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1. Tax refunded to James P. Moore. ,
. 11 07 1870;` 2 82
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. 2.j
; List of taxes remitted by Comrnissioners on 1869 tax list. 11 07 1$70;? 2 82
?
,3.
R,K, Bryon complained school tax levied oppressive. (See SCHOOLS) (R.K. Bryant)
11
12
1870`{
2
87
.4. Tax suspended until further consideration of Mr,Bryon's complaint. (R.K.Bryant) 11 12 1870?? 2 87 ,
5. Board rescinded order to suspend school tax in Harnett Township. 11 21 1870' 2 91
6.
_ i Tax against R.K. Bryant used for Township expenses not school purposes.
. 11 21 1870
,. 2 91
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7.?
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Request to be relieved from taxes on sales from Merchants of Wilmington laid on the table.
12
05
1870:?
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2
93 :.
8.' Tax on dividends or profits of banks and bankers set. 12 09 1870 2 96 ,
9.!? Sheriff to collect above taxes up to October 1, 1870 and again on April l, 1871. 12 09 1870 2 96
10.' Letter from John Whitehead concerning remission of taxes referred to Mr. Gardner. 12 09 1870 2 98
11. Amount of taxes received from Sheriff by Treasurer. (See SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT) 12 10 1870 2 101
12.i; Request by Commissioners for permission to levy a tax to pay County debt sent to Senate and House of 12 16 1870 2 102
_ Representatives. „ .; ,
13.G? Alfred Price's complaint that tax assessed and now being collected by Wilmington Trustees is illegal and 12 31 1870 2 107
;?
E? oppressive. (See TOWNSHIPS AND TRUSTEES) . ,
14.4? Mr. Price requested Board to investigate and give what relief it can. , 12 31 1870 2 107
_15.;; Wilmington constables to suspend collection of said tax until Board acts. 12 31 1870„ 2 107
,16.;?
?,
, Consideration of Mr. Price's protest against taxes postponed. ,. O1 03 1871?, 2 109 ;
a
,17.??
Constables of Wilmington to suspend collection of taxes until Board acts. „
O1
03
1871:
2
110 ..
,18.t? Committee to confer with General Assembly concerning levying special tax. O1 03 1871„ 2 111 „
?E
19.E?
r?
Petition of E.D. Hall for remission of 1866 taxes wrongfully listed received.
O1
03
1871
2
111
20.?? Joseph Salmon, a cripple, exempted from poll tax. „ Ol 07 1871 2 113 .
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21.?
Parties to appear before Board concerning taxes levied by Wilmington Township.
Ol
07
1871
2
113
t? .
22.?
; Statement of Register Bivins on number of marriage licenses issued and taxes collected on them received. Ol 07 1871,; 2 114 ,
,23.'?
P{ Board ruled tax levied by Wilmington Trustees illegal. (See TOWNSHIPS AND TRUSTEES) „ O1 11 1871; 2 118 ,
',24.;? Justices Harriss and McQuigg protested ruling on tax levied by Wilmington Trustees. Ol 11 1871,:_ 2 118 ,,
Y
25.;"
Committee to confer with Representative about levying a special tax for paying floating debt of County.
02
06
1871
2
119
y „
,26.;? Application of Wiley Stokes for relief from poll tax disallowed. 02 06 1871; 2 120
,27.;;
?i Board disapproved E,T. Love's request to be relieved from excess tax. 02 06 1871„ 2 121
,i
,28.;y
?f
James,Lewis' bill for taking tax list approved.
02
06
1871
2
123 ,
,29.i? Later consideration to be given on report of expenses and list of taxes levied by Holden Township. 02 13 1871„ 2 126 ,
30.r? Letter from Superintendent of Public Instruction concerning taxes for schools referred to Finance Comm. , 03 06 1871,; 2 128 .,
31.? Board laid over petition of Federal Point Township to levy tax for expenses of building school. 03 06 1871; 2 129
32.;? Sheriff credited with Joseph Cutlar's taxes for 1869, paid by James Wilson. (See SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT) 03 06 1871 2 131
33.;? List of taxes remitted by Commissioners on 1869 and 1870 Tax Books. 03 Ob 1871 2 131
34.?;
z Trustees of Halden and Union Townships authorized to levy and collect taxes, but must refund if have 03 31 187I, 2 136
. „ collected over authorized amount.
?.
.
35.;;
; Committee to settle with Sheriff on Merchants License tax. 04 05 1871 2 140
36.;? E. Mann's petition to be released from payment of 1869 taxes of Norman and J.N. Bacumber referred to Mr. 04 OS 187I. 2 I40
, ,
, ;; Gardner. „ „
:,
37.g?
;?
Board ruled school tax illegal as inquired of by James Lewis, Clerk of Caswell Township. (Seie SCHOOLS) „
04
05
1871
2
140 ,
38.?; Board ruled any money collected by Caswell Township for school tax should be returned. 04 05 1871,, 2 140 ,
39.nq
?' Ed Brink requested to be relieved from taxes on property since taxes had been paid by previous owners or 04 05 1871 2 141
,; was exempted.
40.;? Mr. Brink's tax to be refunded when a proper voucher is filed. 04 05 187Z 2 141
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41.?? Board retunded tax to Allen Rutherford since tax on property was paid by previous owner. y 04 05 1871? 2 141
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INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS N
MINUTES -- New Hanover County
C TAX DEPARTMENT
MATTER
,
.
. _ : `
¦eo. u. s. Counry Indezes Sinee 1888
??r olne[ i? An ldentifying Trade Marlc To tocate namea, OpBfl at
? 8URNAME INITIAL TAB COTT A•Z TAB INDEX
MADE BY THE C0T7 INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
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^' DATE
?? NATURE Of PROCEEDINGS ?x
!; Month I Day I Year ?
s?
1 :,
.?? Tax refunded James Wilson for taxes unlawfully charged.
'w? 04
08
1871??
2 .'? Tax refunded Ed Mann since tax listed and paid by party before Mr. Mann's purchase. ,, 04 08 1871?s
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3 .?; Remitted taxes to Ed Brink.
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, 04
, 08 1871y;
4 ."?Report received that Merchants' License tax is not payable in advance. ;, 04 22 1871ir
w
5
.';Report that Sheriff's indebtedness for
'?
special tax has been paid received.
;, 04
22 ?:
1871?;
6 ;?
.; Land sold to State for taxes belongs to
orphans of Alfred Moore, and S.S. Satchwell requested
it not be 04
22
1871?+
?
? transferred to State.
„
iy
7.,; Taxes County will levy in accordance with laws passed March 28, 1870 and April 4, 1871. (Pages 158-160) „ 05
8. General Assembl_y limits taxes, but County needs more money to pay debts. 05
9. Clerk to Board to grant license to parties applying under "An act to raise revenue." 05
l0. . Township Trustees to take list of taxables in their Townships. 05
11. Sheriff to be paid amount of taxes and expenses paid by him for 1869 and 1870 on S.S. Satchwell case. 05
12. a Board amended previous orders: 26 2/3 cents on hundred dollar valuation of real and personal property; 05
10 cents on hundred dollar valuation for schools.
13. Conunissioners levied additional tax to pay County debts. 05
14. Matter of Wilmington Trustees levying taxes to pay town's debts to be considered. 06
15. Sheriff to be notified of rate of taxation levied on real and peronsal property and to collect the same 06
when he collects State taxes. .,
16. , Matter of levying tax for Wilmington Township postponed. , 06
17.,, Federal Point Township allowed to levy a tax to build schools. „ 06
18.,. Clerk to Board to advertise open meeting to hear complaints on tax lists and revise same lists. 06
19.;, John Turner's request to be released from poll tax since he is a cripple, not granted. 07
20.,. A.J. Hand's request for tax remission for 1869 referred to Mr. T. Gardner. ; 07
21. John Hawes' request for relief of double tax held over for consideration. 08
22..? H. Marcus' request for reduction of valuation on property referred to City Assessors. 08
23.,' Township Trustees to appoint two persons to make up delinquent tax list for year. 08
24. Thomas Smith allowed to list his taxables in Harnett Township for 1871. : 08
25.;; P. Bloom allowed to list his taxables in Wilmington Township for 1871. 08
26. Refunded tax to W.H. Barr due to error. . ?$
??
27.?;
R.N. Bloodworth's request concerning error in taxes not considered, Mr. Gardner unable to discern Mr.
08
Bloodworth's complaint. ;
28.,. W.H. Barr's bill for correction in taxes approved. 08
29. Sheriff's bond forwarded to State Auditor not enough to cover taxes due from N.H. County. (SHERIFF'S DEPT);, 08
,„
30. Tax List for 1871 received and Clerk to give Sheriff a copy. „ 08
31.,, Committee to report on all complaints regarding 1871 Tax List. 09
32. Catherine Forbes allowed to list taxables for 1871. 09
33. Application from William Kellogg for tax list correction referred to Thomas Gardner. 09
34. ; William Mints exempted from poll tax since he has only one arm. , 09
35.,; H.D. Vaun allowed to list taxes in Lincoln Township. ,, 09
36,.; Sheriff credited with half of tax charged against Mrs. Vaun. „ 09
37.,.. Sheriff to increase his bonds for collection of State and County taxes. . 09
38..: Sheriff to make settlement with State and County Treasurers as often as amounts come into his hands. , 09
39.:,, William Kellogg's application referred to Mr. Gardner. 09
40.; Taxes against Aaron and W.T. Hewlett remitted since paid by W.J. Huggins. 09
41.; Taxes refunded to William Cutlar due to double taxation. 09
42.; P. Heinsberger's bill for Tax Books approved. 09
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N TAX
C
MATTER DEPARTMENT
,
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Rec. u, s. County indexee Since 1886 ? To loeate names, open at
s' An ldentifying Trade Mark SURNAMB INITIAL TAB
?AT OFFICE ?t
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s-? COTT A•Z TAB INDEX
MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COM?ANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
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DATE ':! MINUT E BOOK ?i
NATURE Of PROCEEDINGS
„ Month I Day I Year `', Vol. I Page ?
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1.??
Anthony Howe's bill for wire file for tax list approved.
09
06 ,
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2.E?
John Bulcker's bill for posting tax notices approved.
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06
1871
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3.? John Atkinson's bill for remission of tax approved. ? 09 06 1871? 2 221 ?;
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4.; Mr. G.D. Flack to make up delinquent tax list for 1871. , 09 23 1871, 2 222 ;,
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5.?
Finance Committee to call on Sheriff and Treasurer to see that State and County taxes are collected rightl? 09
23
1871?
2
223
6. Petition from S.R. Bunting to be relieved from taxes not granted. „ 09 23 1871,. 2 224 ?
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7.;
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Poll tax remitted Isiah Matthews.
„ 09
23
1871
2
224 ,
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8.:?
;
Petition of Wilmington Trustees to levy a tax to pay debts deferred until County taxes levied.
09
23
1871
2
224 „
9.,` A,J, Eakin and D,W. Mott relieved from poll taxes. 10 02 1871 2 225 „?
10.? Trustees of Franklin not authorized to change real estate valuations for 1869. (See TOWNSHIPS & TRUSTEES) 10
11.' Petition from P. Murphy for remittances of tax referred to Attorney for an opinion. „ 10
12.;; Clerk to return to Sheriff Board's approbation of manner in which he collected and paid County taxes. 10
13.;? George Flack's bill for computing taxes approved. 10
14.;; E.D. Hall's bill for taxes to be refunded received. _ 10
15.`? Application of William Frost for remission of penalty for nonpayment of tax not granted. 10
. ?
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16.,:
:; John Moore and Mrs. Julia Fillyaw's applications for remission of tax referred to Sheriff. 10
17.?? Matter of remitting County tax on theatrical companies referred to Finance Committee. 10
18.;?
' ?. Sheriff to remit tax paid by J. Neff on property owned by S. Bunting. 10
19.?" When property listed twice by different parties and one payes and one does not, no cost will be allowed. 10
? ?._ r
ZO.?? Sheriff will be held accountable for sale of property for payment of taxes due. 10
i?
21.?F
Filed petition from Trustees of Grant Township to levy tax for erection of Township House.
,.
10
22.'? Mr. Flack turned in delinquent tax list, Sheriff to proceed to collect delinquent taxes. 10
23.0? Poll tax returned to Stephen Smith and L. Hokart. „ 10
24.rd Sheriff to remit tax assessed against George Kelly. 10
25.?y Tax overcharge to be returned to J.M. Wise. 10
,
,26.,? Clerk to Board to place County Seal on Tax Books. ., 10
,;
27.;? No more taxes to be collected under Schedule B of State tax bill against theatres, concerts and museums. . 11
'2$.?; Petition for adjustment of taxes referred to Committee on Taxes. . 11
29.;; J.W. Wise and L.Hokart's bills for taxes to be remitted approved. 11
30.e4 Joseph H. Neff's bill for tax remitted approved. 11
?
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31.;?
Feel cost in tax sales of property too high, request our representatives in General Assembly to
assist in
12
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. repealing the same.
?2.;? Sheriff to retain part of State taxes to pay for remissions which may be allowed. 0 12
?3.,, Poll tax to be returned to J.H. Durham. 12
34.ej? Sheriff to advertise that all persons on delinquent tax lists must pay before February 1, 1872. 12
35.?,, If delinquent taxpayers do not pay, names will be advertised and strictest provisions of law wi ll be 12
? applied to collect taxes from them.
,36.?,; Clerk to place County Seal on Sheriff's returns of States taxes. .. 12
?7.,s List of insolvent taxes of Wilmington Township, pages 250-252. 12
E?
?
38.;;
, List of insolvent and delinquent taxes of Masonboro Township, page 252. . 12
39.;? List of insolvent taxes of Cape Fear Township, pages 253-255. . 12
(+0.;? List of insolvent and delinquent taxes of Harnett Townshi?p, pages 255-257. 12
41.;`
, List of insolvent and delinquent taxes of Columbia Township, pages 257-258. „ 12
42.;a List of insolvent and delinquent taxes of Franklin Township, pages 260-261. 12
F§
43.`;
List of insolvent taxes for Union Township, pages 259-260.
12
44.;; List of insolvent and delinquent taxes of Holly Township, pages 262-263. 12
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C TAX DEPARTMENT
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, ,? t Township, page 263. ? 12 11 1871?a
' 2 263
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2.?? List of insolvent and delinquent taxes of Holden Townshi?p, pages 263-268. ' 12 11 1871?? 2 263 ?
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3. ? List of insolvent and delinquent taxes
?;
of Caswell Township, pages 26$-269. '
F 12
11
1871,?
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2
268
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4.;; List of insolvent and delinquent taxes of Lincoln Township, ?pages 269-270. ' 12 11 1871?q 2 269
5.;; List of insolvent and delinquent taxes
? of Grant Township, pages 271-273. 12 11 1871?' 2 271 ?
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', 6.;;Recapitulation of tax lists, page 274.
?3 12
F. 11 1871 q?j
„? 2 274 ?
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7.,, R,S. Franch allowed to pay land tax in Masonboro Township. Ol 02 1872tl, 2 277 ?q
Petitions for remission of taxes referr
8.
ed to Sheriff for correctness.
, O1
23
1872.,
2 ??
285 ??
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9.,` Pet3tion from George Gurganus to be rel ieved from pol7. tax granted. ., 02 05 1872? Z 287 ??
Brunhild for return of
Petition from H
10 taxes not granted 02 05 1872 2 288
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11. , Matter of D.D. Dooge relating to valuation of land referred to Thomas Gardner. , : 02
12. Sheriff to explain why delinquent tax list has not been advert ised. , . ?2
13. Sheriff to be paid for preparation of delinquent tax lists and for publication of same. 03
14. Trustees to appoint tax listers and ad.vertise in three public places within ten days previous to April 1. 03
15.. : Petition of J. Hewett for remission of tax granted. : , 03
16. ,Report on taxes recorded. 03
17., Recommendations for Ievy of taxes recorded. State levies page 303 and County levies page 304. , 03
18., ; Points of taxes discussed in report, ?p?ges 304-305. 03
19.a' Rates of taxes levied.
20.>: Tax Schedule B, pages 305-306.
21. Tax Schedule C, page 307.
22. Chairman to have tax forms printed for Townships.
23.. Township Trustees allowed to use 1869, 1870, and 1871 tax lists for information on value of property.
24. Information to be given tax listers concerning construction of tax bill and opinion of M. London.
25.,P Suit brought against Sheriff by Treasurer for noncompliance with law for collection of revenue for 1871.
(See SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT)
26. ? Tax claims by Allen Rutherford, J. Neff and James Wilson to be remitted.
27.,? Harnett Trustees allowed to levy tax for Township expenses.
28. ; George Flack employed to compute County taxes and prepare Tax List for Board.
29. ;Register of Deeds to give Mr. Flack all tax lists he now holds.
30.'. Inquiry made as to why Rocky Point Township has.not sent in tax lists.
31.,; Chairman to examine tax returns of Wilmington and Weldon Railroad.
32.;; Tax to be levied on Wilmington Township for expenses, Sheriff to collect when collects State & County ta?.
33..; Claim for tax remission by Wilmington and Weldon Railroad granted.
34.:? Board met to? hear complaints concerning Tax List.
35. Board still hearing tax lists complaints.
36. Committee to examine property of Henry Nutt to see if assessed value is too high.
37. Rocky Point allowed to levy taxes for its expenses and Sheriff to collect when he collects State and
„ County taxes.
, 38. Board still hearing tax complaints.
39. Chairman and Attorney to examine work of Clerk of Board in co?pying tax lists into Tax Books.
? 40.,, Rocky Point Trustees to forward blank tax affidavits which have not been received by Board.
41., Mr. Musgrare and John Maffitt placed on regular tax list.
42. ; Board filed report on Henry Nutt concerning assessment.
43.?;j Matter of Marsden Bellamy for heirs of H. McLinn referred to George Flack.
44.,? Sheriff to appear and give bonds for collection of taxes for 1872.
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03
04
04
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04
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05 1872,?
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31 1872?
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2 303 '?.
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303 A?
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304 ii
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305 ;
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312
314
314
2 321
2 321
2 321
2 322
2 324
2 3 24
2 3 24
2 326
2 3 26
2 327
2 327
2 327
2 328
2 328
2 3 28
2 331
2 331
2 332
2 332
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eec. u. s. Counry [ndezee $ince 1868 F?? x?.3-? To loeate names, open at COTT A-2 TAB INDEX
r?r OFF?CE ???0-? An Identifying Trade Mark ?t? SURNAME INITIAL TAB MADE BY THE CQTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS , DATE " MINUTE BOOK ';
` Month I Day I Year `: Vol. I Page `,?
1. Clerk to Board not to deliver 1872 Tax List to Sheriff until Board directs. 07
.. O1 1872??
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? 2 332 '
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_2.? Board refunded taxes to P. Murphy. ; 07 Ol 1872. 2 333
3.= Report on Henry Nutt recommends no change in assessment be made. q 07 O1 1872'. 2 335 ?`'
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More time given Sheriff to present bonds for collection of taxes.
. 07
06
1872
2 .
337 ?
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Tax Books to remain with Clerk until Sherif£ presents satisfactory bonds.
, 07
06
1872,
2
337
,6.? Register of Deeds allowed until August 10 to revise tax lists. ., 08 03 1872,. Z 342 „i
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Board accepted tax lists from different Townships.
. 08
14
1872
2
350
8.;; Boarc3 wi11 meet at Courthouse to hear complaiats and revise tax lists. . 08 14 1872?, 2 350 ,
9. .° COI[iC12It?EE ta have tax .Zists far cli?ferent Tasvnships prepared for the Boara. DS 14 1872., 2 350 ,:
10.;; Matter of Sheriff's bond deferred since Tax Books not ready for delivery. 08 14 1872 2 350
11.? Excess taxes refunded Spent & Harrison and Bass Scott & Co. 08 14 1872 2 351
Z2.° Tax paid twice by Cronly Tellon refunded. 08 14 1872 2 351
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13.?;
Board accepted report from Committee on Tax Books.
08
31
1872
2
352
14.;; Sheriff to prepare and deliver to Clerk to Board a statement of Schedule B tax and other related taxes. 09 04 1872 2 357
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15.C? Bonds of Sheriff not sufficient for collection of State and County taxes. 09 04 1872 2 357
16,l? Sheriff failed to amend above situation, did not present sufficient bonds. 09 04 1872 2 357
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Board resolves to elect a tax collector since Sheriff does not qualify.
09
04
1872
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2
358
18.?a
?, David Pigott elected Tax Collector if he can present good and sufficient bonds. 09 04 1872, 2 358
19.p?
t Tax Books for real and personal and other taxes for 1872 accepted. „ 09 05 1872, 2 359
a
20.F?
Clerk to sign Tax Books and affix seal of Commissioners on it.
09
05
1872,
2
359 „
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zl.; Clerk to retain custody of Tax Books until Tax Collector qualifies. , 09 05 1872, 2 359 `
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22.;? George Flack's claim for computing 1872 Tax List allowed. . 09 05 1872,? 2 359 ,
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Clerk to Board to endorse 1872 Tax List, affix Seal of Board and deliver to Mr. Pigott, whose bond was
, 09
12
1872.,
2
364 ,
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approved as Tax Collector.
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24.yi
Tax Collector given list of ded.uctions.
09
17
1872
2
367
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25.ri
tl Dr. A.A, Watson allowed exemption of pexsonal property. 09 17 1872 2 367
26.F?,
F? Dr. William Berry allowed request to have only on:e tax on property. 09 17 1872 2 367
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27.,(
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M,E. Bellamy and George Harriss allowed property valuation deduction.
09
17
1872
2
367
28.„? Binford Crow & Co. allowed refund since charge on larger sum than appropriate. . 09 17 1872 Z 367
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29.;;
Adrian and Vollers granted real estate valuation reduction.
09
17
1872
2
368
,30.;?
„ F.M. King granted reduced valuation of property. 09 17 1872 2 368
31.,; Double tax remitted Jas. Sampson. 09 17 1872 2 368
32.;; Dr. Cutlar to appear before Board regarding remitting tax. 09 17 1872 2 368 ',
33.'.; William Wright's application to be done according to other applications. 09 17 1872,, 2 368
34.;?
, ,„ John Moore and W.H. King to appear before the Board. 09 17 1872
.. 2 368
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35.^ Applications of Messrs. Fowler, 0'Conner, and Huggins for reduced valuation referred to assessors. 09 17 1872 2 368
36.: Dr. F. King to be advised that Hospital property is taxab?.e. 09 17 1872 2 368
37.:; Double tax remitted to Edward Green. 09 17 1872 2 368
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38.,i Application of John Sanders referred to Tax Collector of 1871. 09 17 1872; 2 368
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39.;'
Letter from Mr. Fennell, late Treasurer, concerning tax erroneously collected on Schedule B referred to
09
23
1872
2
369
?? Attorney. (See FINANCE DEPARTMENT)
40.xE Petition from Messrs. G, and C. Bradley for remission of double taxes not granted. 09 23 1872 2 369
41.F? Petition from J. McLanin for reduction of valuation of land due to clerical error grnated. 09 23 1872 2 369
42.i; Claim from Dr. Cutlar to be relieved from double tax not granted. 09 24 1872 2 370
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43.??
Claim from James Wilson for taxes paid.
09
24
1872
2 ?
370
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Request from Henry Bernard for remittance of double tax not gra?ated.
09
24
1872
2
370
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c?Double tax remission granted Mr?. Gerturde Williams. ''
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24 ;F
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1872:??
2 ?
371
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,?Dr. A.A. Watson allowed deductian on income instead of personal property.
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27 ?:;
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2 ?
371
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+?Dr. Watson allowed further deduction on excess income since paid for twelve months instead of ten. 09 27 1872?? 2 371
4, ,
?4Application of C,S. Ellis for altered valuation on property not granted.
? 10
02
1872??
2
372
5. ,?Board granted petition of J. McGerrity for remission of double tax on stock in his store. ?; 10 02 1872?? 2 372 j;
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6. ?j
,? John Speights and Lawrence Brown granted remission of double taxes on property. ;, 10 02 1872;;
; 2 373 ??
7.
°'Rev. G.D. Bernhein granted remission of two months income, listed twelve months instead of ten.
,, 10
02 ?
1872;?
2
373
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8.
y;Anna Jane Marbson granted remission of tax erroneously made in her name.
;, 10
02 ,
1872,;
2 i
373 i
9. ?ra????a? Stevenson, agent for Mrs. Stevenson, granted remission of double tax. ,, 10 02 1872;; 2 373 ;
l0. ,J. Gerstere granted remission of poll tax, over 60 years old. 10 02 1872,. 2 373 ??
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11. ;Application of John Moore for tax remission erroneously levied referred to Commissioner Black. 10 02 1872.: 2 373 :;
12. Request from John Neurenger and Mary Peterson for c? rection of errors in taxes listed referred to asse
? ssor. 10 02 1872
.• 2 373 ;
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13. Request from A.J. Mott concerning property erroneously sold by Sheriff for taxes referred to Attorney. 10 02 1872, 2 373 ??
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Board granted Jonnes Donby's petition to reduce valuation of property.
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03
1872.
2 ,;
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15.
Application of Sam Bunting concerning tax complaint referred to Commissioner Shoemaker.
10
07
1872
2 t?
379 ??
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16. Tax Collector Pigott requested Tax List for 1872, Clerk to deliver said List. 10 07 1872 2 379 ?
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Trustees of Grant Township requested power to levy taxes, but not granted, Board felt not proper.
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14
1872
2 ??
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18, Board filed opinion of Attorney on tax complaint of A. Mott. 10 14 1872; 2 382 ?`.
19. ?A.R. Black presented bonds for collection of State and County taxes and they were approved.
., ; 10 16 1872. 2 384 #?
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20.
.:Double taxes remitted to Col. A,M. Waddell, S. Nash, and Deleware Nixon.
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; 10
16
1872
2 r,
384 ??
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21. Tax complaint of Mrs. Sophie Cassidey not granted. 10 16 1872;; 2 385 ?
,
ZZ. .;Tax complaints referred to Commissioner Shoemaker. „ 10 28 1872,; 2 ?
387 ?;
23.
, Tax complaint of Mrs. Laura Rothwell referred to Committee on Tax Complaints.
11
04
1872.
2 ;:
388 ??
24.
,;Chairman to request General Assembly to give an extension in settlement of State taxes since Tax Books
. 11
21
1872n
2 ;,
398 +A
were delivered late to the Tax Collector.
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25. .?Tax remitted to T.W. Howard since were paid twice. „ 11 21 1872;; 2 398 !;
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26. ;;Remitted poll tax to Virgel Tate due to age. , 12 02 1872;, 2 402 ?i
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27. .;Tax complaints referred to Commissioner Shoemaker. ? 12 02 1872„ 2 402 ;?
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28. Board feels tax returns of persons under Schedule B not correct, Sheriff to produce their books for 12 02 1872` 2 403 j£
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examination. Sheriff to publish this order of Board's in City papers.
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29.
? Tax Collector Pigott to turn over taxes collected for Wilmington Townshi?p to S.T. Potts, Treasurer of
Baard; 12
23
I872,`
2 ,
408 i?
of Trustees of Wilmington. ?.
30.;;Po11 tax to be remitted to heirs of Zate David. Nixon. ., 12
31. ,.Assessors of the Franchise of Corporatians at Raleigh ordered tax collector of County be required to co1= , 12
.: lect taxes on franchise from two railroad companies. ..
32..,Poll tax remitted Franky House. , 12
33.,;Double tax on property of M.E. Church South Property remitted, single tax to be collected. ; 12
34. Mr. Pigott to pay Treasurer of Rocky Point and Harnett Townships' Boards the taxes levied for these O1
, Townships, less his commission for collecting. ,
35.. Excess taxes remitted Messrs. G, and C. Bradley. Ol
36. ?Mr. Pigott requested correction of errors in 1872 Tax List, referred to Commissioner Shoemaker. O1
37. ;Application of D.M. Bine referring to taxes charged against him laid over. 02
38. Petition from James Anderson & Co. to have overpaid taxes remitted granted. ; 02
39. 'Petition referring to census of inerchants and traders subject to taxes under Schedules B and C referred to ;, 02
Auditing Committee.
40. Report that James Anderson & Co. due to be paid money petitioned for as overpaid taxes. , 03
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23 1872.; 2
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eea. u, s. County Indezee Since 1888 h? ?r3-- To toeate names, open at COTT A•Z TAB INDEX
P?r OFFICE ??? An Identifying'Crade Mark ?•g SURNAME INITIAL TAB MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
DATE ?' MINUTE BOOK ?
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS ?' 'd
,' Month I Dayl Year ,"; Vol. I Page e;
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Persons to be employed to list taxes and complete tax books. ,
03
05 t
1873;
3 ?
35
2. Report on tax bill for 1873 referred to Commissioners Martin and Chadbourn. 03 10 1873 ; 3 38 ;
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, 3.? Committee working on tax bill given more time. 03 17 1873 ?
.; 3 39 ,
, 4. Tax levy on different subjects under Schedules B and C as recommended by Finance Committee, pages 45-48. 03 24 1873 : 3 45
, 5.?
? Finance Committee to obtain Attorney's opinion on Section 23, Schedule B and Section 1& 2, Schedule C. 03 24 1873 3 48 ,
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Attorney recommends no tax be levied in Section 21, Schedule B or Sections 1& 2 of Schedule C. ,
03
27
1873,
3
51 ,
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Granted petition of William Smith, vice pres?:dent of Dawson Bank, for tax refund for taxes erroneously pai?
03
27
1873?„
3
51
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Board rules no license tax can be collected on a bank, shares.are taxable as personal property. ,.
03
27
1873;
3
51 „
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Refund to be paid Bass ScDtt & Co. for money erroneously collected as taxes.
04
07
1873,
3
53 „
10.;; Money to be paid State Treasurer for error in appropriating amount to school fund of Franklin County. 04 07 1873 _ 3 53
11.! Taxes refunded Bass Scott & Co. and James Anderson & Co. 04 07 1873 3 57
12.` School fund taxes refunded. 04 07 1873 3 57
?.3.:? Lincoln Trustees requested permission to levy tax for debts, this granted and will collected by Sheriff. 04 21 1873 3 63
14.?
' t Petition from F.C. Burnett for taking census of inerchants and traders for taxes laid on table. 04 21 1873 ; 3 63
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Robert Rivenbark and Joseph Lewis exempted from poll tax, one has only one arm and one a hunchback.
04
21
1873
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3
64
16.'.' Tax to be levied for expenses of Grant Township and collected by Sheriff. 04 21 1873 ? 3 64
17.r'
? E.J. Bannerman, Samuel Hand and Jesse Dicksey appointed Board of Trustees to asses and list taxes in
? 04 21 1873 3 64 .
? Holden Township. „
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Bills from David Davis, W.W. Humphrey, and Delaware Nixon for taking tax lists approved. „
05
06
1873
3
66 ,
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Committee to settle with Tax Collector Pigott for all taxes due and collected by him in 1873.
05
12
1873 ,
3
69
20.t; Tax to be levied on Masonboro Township for expenses, and to be collected by Sheriff. 05 12 1873 „ 3 69 ,?,
21.;? Locker to be build in Register's office for safekeeping of Tax Books and Lists. 05 12 1873 . 3 70 ?
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Board's meeting at Courthouse to revise and compute tax lists to be published, Board will hear all ,
05
12
1873 :
3
70
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objections to valuations a?id assessed taxes. „
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Board may raise valuations if deem too low, and may correct assessments to make them uniform in County.
05
12
1873 ..
3
70 ,
,24.:; Al1 alterations must be made during these three days since past delayed alterations have proved too costly., 05 12 1873 ,, 3 70 ,.
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25.;?
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Tax Collector submitted his account, but more poll taxes to be collected so more time given for settlement.
06
02
1873
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3
73
.
26.?y Meetings of April 21 and May 12 amended concerning taxes to be levied on Town?hips. , 06 02 1873 . 3 74 p
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27.'?
i Attorney's opinion sought on whether shcools and buidlings partially used for schools are tax exempt. 06 23 1873 3 80
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28.i;
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Several persons were exempted from poll tax and road duty.
06
23
1873
3
81 ,
,29.,? Changes made in value of property in Wilmington and to be placed in Tax List. 06 23 1873 3 81
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30.;;
Several persons exempted from poll tax and road duty.
07
07
1873
3
83 .
31.,; Committee studying tax exemption for schools reports City considering the same and advise acting jointly. 07 10 1873 „ 3 87
32.?;
n Tax books for 1873 approved, except for Wilmington Township9 Clerk to make proper certificate and affix 07 10 1873 3 87
?
:? Seal of County, then turn them over to the Sheriff.
9
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?? Money authorized to pay for persons employed to complete Tax Book. 07 22 1873 3 88
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34.?a
Tax Complaint of F.C. Burnett referred to Attorney for legal advice.
08
04
1873
3
90
35.;? Tax books of Wilmington Township and City approved and Clerk to Seal them and give to the Sheriff. 08 04 1873 3 91
36.F? Petitions asking for tax reduction to be returned and a full statement of errors to be resubmitted. 08 04 1873 3 91 ,
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37.f;
Bills from S.A. Currie and Joseph Barlow for taxes approved.
08
04
1873
3
92
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Bills from E.M. Shoemaker, J. Hill, and George Flack for tax books approved, pages 92-93.
08
04
1873
3
92
39.?' Bill from S.C. Fillyaw for taxes approved. 08 04 1873 3 92 ;
40.?? Board met to hear tax complaints; all taY complaints referred to Finance Committee. 08 14 1873 3 98
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All tax complaints referred to Finance Committee.
08
18
1873
3
99
42.;; Al1 tax complaints referred to Finance Committee. 08 19 1£373 3 99
43.;, All tax complaints referred to Finance Committee. 08 20 1873 , 3 99
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SOLD BY OWEN G. D UNN, NEW BERN, NOR TH CAROLINA
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08
21
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? 2. , Al1 tax complaints referred to Finance Committee. ? OS 21 1873?; 3 100
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3.iA Several persons exempted from poll tax because disabled. 08 23 1873;' 3 101 ??
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4. ; Bills from John Powers, David Pigott, Thomas Williams and Stephen Keyes for taxes approved. 08 23 1873?
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5.;" Report from Finance Committee on tax assessments spread upon minutes, pages 105-110. ; 08 23 1873A 3 105 ;?
6. '
., Board has no control over poll taxes levied for school purposes. (See SCHOOLS)
. 08 23 1873i;
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Finance Committee granted more time for tax complaints from Wilmington Township.
08
23
1873.y
3 F,
110 pi
8. '
Sheriff to pay $30 to Grant Clerk from taxes of Grant Township when Clerk gives his bond.
10
06
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3 ;
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9. Poll taxes abated for numerous persons because over fifty years of age. ° 10 06 1873, 3 111 ;'
10,_ Tax complaints received and referred to Finance Committee. 10 06 1873 3 112 :
11._ Bill from Charles Galloway for tax list approved. 10 06 1873: 3 114
12._. Several complaints from taxpayers. „ 10 17 1873p 3 116 ,
13. Board will meet until all tax complaints are disposed of by law passed by General Assembly. (GENERAL ASSEM$) 10 17 1873, 3 116 '
14.,: Chairman to employ and pay clerical aid to help with proper adjustments of tax matter. 10 17 1873 3 116 ?
;' 15.? Taxes collected by Sheriff from Lincoln Township to be given Clerk of said Township if he files his bond. 10 17 1873;; 3 116 w,
16., Newspapers to publish that Board will meet to hear tax complaints on assessments of property. 10 18 1873, 3 117 :
17.., Tax complaints to be in writing, Board will hear any evidence and any witnesses. 10 18 1873, 3 117 `:
18.,; Decision against person results in person paying for investigation and decision for person results in n 10 18 1873k, 3 117 n;
., in Clerk rendering the account. ,. ,. ,
19. Samuel Bunting, agent for Mrs. Armstrong, allowed to list taxes for present year. 10 20 1873' 3 119 €y
20. One tax remitted since both W.H. Riddle and Adrian & Vollers paid taxes on same piece of land. 10 20 1873 3 119 :;
. 21. G.F. Gurganis allowed to Zist land at value of $125. ; 10 20 1873 3 119 :
22. Valuation of land of John Walker different in Tax Book than in valuation of Township Trustees, so Sheriff 10 20 1873 3 119 :
to collect on Trustees' valutaion. `
23.
Tax complaints deferred.
10
20
1873
3 ,;
119 ?
r?
24.? Petition from H.M. Lewis for reduced valuation of property withdrawn. 10 20 1873, 3 119 'i:
25.; All expenditures of Townships who have levied taxes will be paid by Township Clerks from tax money. 10 22 1873, 3 121 '.
? 26. Tax complaints laid over. „ 10 22 1873:c
' 3 122 r?
27.,?
Peter Rockeford exempted from poll tax; disabled for life by a fall from a building.
10
23
1873,;
3 ?,
122 ?;
28.,, Petition from L. L. Freemont for reduced valuation of land granted. 10 23 1873, 3 122 F
29.,, Petition from H. Schulken for reduction of valuation on real estate granted. ., 10 23 1873;, 3 123 ;
30.
Petitions from Mary Russell and Thomas Capps for remission of delinquent taxes granted.
10
23
1873:
3 ,
123
f
31..; Other tax complaints laid over. 10 23 1873;; 3 123 p;
32.
. Tax complaints laid over; Maria Hayes allowed to list taxable property in Caswell Township. 10 24 1873
.. 3 124 ?
?.,
33. L. McGriney, J.N. Hinton, Daniel Morrell, and Mrs. Laura ltothwell exempted from taxes on buildings used 10 25 1873; 3 127 .
,?
for school purposes. _ ,
34. Tax complaints acted upon. 10 27 1873 3 128 ;'
35. Board examined tax complaints. 10 28 1873. 3 128
36.;; Sheriff to collect delinqueat tax on land of E. Porneron ; other tax complaints considered. . 10 29 1873; 3 129 r
37. No tax complaints presented so adjourned. _ 10 30 1873: 3 129 f;
38.; Tax complaints acted upon and a few abatements made. , 10 31 1873,: 3 130 !;
? 39.
:
No tax complaints or further business so adjourned.
11
O1
1873;,
3 ;;
130 ?
, i°
40.., Request of J.J. Scott & Co. for remission of tax on commission for selling cotton in Philadelphia for other 11 03 1873;; 3 130 I;
.
, parties not granted since sale made in line of his business as commission merchant. . i
I
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41.'a Report of Finance Committee on tax abatements on pages 133-138; Sheriff to be notified of abatements. 11 04 1873.; 3 132 i;
42..:
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is. W.J. Bivins allowed to pay taxes on land in Lincoln Township separate from land in Lillington. ,
,
?,
?d 11 04 1873?;
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Count?
1\
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MATTER
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a?r OFFICE ?,r?? County Indezee S?nce 1888
An ldentifying Ttade Mark Fe1? ?r?-?- To loeats names, open at
?'_? SURNAME INITIAL TAB COTT A•Z TAB INDEX
MADE 8Y THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
',l 'e N4
; DATE p? MINUTE BOOK ??
NATURE OF PROfE?DINGS p,
?? Month ? Day? Year ??
.? Vol. ? Page Es
l.
Joel Hines allowed to list Caxable property in Rocky Point Township.
?';11
04
1873 ??
E
3 ,.
139 !:
. p3
2. Bill from City of Wilmington for tax list assessors approved. ` 11 04 1873 ?? 3 139 !a
3. No tax complaints so adjourned. `11 11 1873 ??
`° 3 142 °
4`
4. No tax complaints. ,? 11 12 1873 ?;? 3 142 ?_
5. Board favors postponing selling of property for tax purposes since entire nation in financial crises. 11 15 1873 F? 3 146 4j
, u
6. Copy of above resolution sent to General Assembly for consideration. ? 11 15 1873 ?'
s 3 146 Y
r?
.
. legality of taxes. ?, ;,,
$.f
;, Double tax against Dinah Livingston to be remitted and regular assessemnt to be listed to John Holmes. 12 02 1873 !, 3
,
9.;<
Carolina Central Railroad
to be taxed on valuation of property and for its franchise.
12
02
1873 ,.
3
10.°? Tax levied on Wilmington and Seaside Railroad suspended until Court's decision on Wilmington Bridge Co. 12 02 1873 3
11.?} Letter from Mike Cronly r elative to erroneous listing of taxes on property of J.O. Bowden and 0. Fillyan. 12 02 1873 3
12.s? Tax on J.O. Bowden abated and assessment to be upon the real estate. 12 02 1873 3
{
;?
13.E?
Clerk presented tax lists
for proceeding year of those who had paid their taxes thereon.
12
02
1873
3
14.?
Request from H.W. Shrine,
treasurer of Wilmington & Weldon and the Wilmington Columbia & Augusta Railroad
12
08
1873 . 7. Postponed sale of property of Wilmington Bridge Co. for taxes for 1872-1873 until Court decides the 4 11 15 1873 i 3 146 ?s
3
,
??
?
Coop?rative for remission of taxes not granted. ?
'
15.?? Letter from H.A. Bagg relating to taxes paid in two Townships by J.E. Robitzsch received and tax paid in ? 12
G?
?a
Holly Township remitted. „
16.? Tax matters acted on for Mark Gross, Archibald Pence, James Moore, Raphel Hall. Ol
?7.? Tax matters acted on for Daniel Hall, Robert Russ, Israel Howe, Austin Swann and J.H. Dickson. Ol
18.y Tax matters acted on for David Jenkins and W.A. Cumming. ;, Ol
G
19.??
Reduced value of property of Wilmington & Seaside Railroad Co.
OZ
20."?
!? No action taken on tax complaint of William Williams since valuation fixed by Commissioners and must remai?
" 02
??
21.??
, E
Double tax remitted to Rev. Mark Gross, only to pay a single tax.
?„
02
t9
22.`a
. ,.
Tax matters acted on for Rosa Bivins, Wilmington Bridge Co., and Edward Hall.
02
23.°? List of insolvent taxes made for Sheriff's settlement of 1873 taxes and sent to State Auditor. 02
24.??'
:? List of amount of taxes remitted for 1873 by the Commissioners. 02
25.??
8 Lists of insolvent taxes for the various Townships, pages 176-182. 02
?A
26.;?
Complaints received on valuations and taxes. '
?2
27.??
.? Clerk to prepare proper papers for recovery of State taxes. ?2
28.y? Taxes remitted Dr. J. King, John Savage, H.W. Shine and Allan Rutherford, pages 183-184. 02
.29.:
E: Tax matters acted on for D.D. Dodge, M. Sutton , J.C. Rowell, William Cumming, and Charles Murphy. , 02
iy
30.??
Tax matters acted on for Charles Moore, C.C. Woodcock, and Lewis N. Barlow. ,,
02
,?
31.p?
Bills from Al1an Rutherford and Roberts & Woodrull for remitted taxes approved.
02
p1
32.;?
?
Request from Wilmington Railway Bridge Co. for release from taxation not granted because is a owner of
.
03
?
4?
;
property so is liable to taxation.
??
33.!g
,y
Board has not taxed franchise of Bridge Co. and has no intention to do so.
03
34.?? Finance Committee to determine rate of taxation for 1874. 03
35.?? Register and Sheriff to collect all taxes due on Schedule B together with penalties. 03
36.i Claims against other counties and individuals to be collected at once. 03
37.? A loan to be made in order to pay expenses of County until taxes of 1874 can be collected. ' 03
?
38.??
?
Clerk to Board to send notices to Trustees of Townships to list taxables. ,
03
39. Taxes remitted to J. Walker. 03
40. Tax rates for 1874 recommended by Finance Committee set down and Board adopted 1874 rates. 03
41. Rate on value of real and personal property and for payment of debt and interest on debts set down. 03
42. Rate on each poll set down, and property tax levied in same manner and on same subjects as by the State. „ 03
147
148
148 „
148
148 :
151
154
08 1873 3 158
05 1874
p 3 166
tl
05 1874 ,u 3 170 p
05 1874 .
.. 3 171
u.
02 1874 .' 3 171
02 1874 ', 3 171
02 1874 , 3 172
02 1874 ,;
; 3 173
M
02 1874 3 175 :
02 1874 n 3 175
02 1874 3 176
03 1874 y 3 183
03 1874 3 183 ';
03 1874 3 183
03 1874 3 185
03 1874 ? 3 185
03 1874 , 3 186
05 1874 3 190
05 1874 , 3 190
05 1874 . 3 191
05 1874 ^ 3 191 '
05 1874 ,
,, 3 191
05 1874 p 3 191
05 1874 .. 3 192 :
OS 1874 3 192
16 1874
?? 3 193
,
16 1874 .
., 3 193
16 1874 .'
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? 3 194
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INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover County TAX DEPARTMENT
N
C
MATTER
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Ra?. u. s, Counry Indracea Since (888
CM???E' An ldentifyin¢ Trade Mark
r?T otncc To tocats names, open at
SURkAME INITIAL TAB COTT A•Z TAB INDEX
MADE BY THE COTT INDEX (OMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
4
??
? DATE
?; ?
ININUTE BOOK j?
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
??
' Month ( Day ? Year ;?? Vol, ? Page ?s
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4
l.P; Subjects for taxation under Schedules B
and C set down on pages 194-197.
03 16
1874??
r
3 194 ?,
2.yy Chairman to provide for listing 1874 taxes and to employ clerical labor.
03 16
.,
1874h R'
3 197 ''
,,
.
3.,, Laid over request from Wilmington Truste
'
es for levying of taxes.
03 16
1874;; ;;
3 198 ;?
4.;;? Board and Township Trustees met to agree
upon a uniform scale of valuation
of real and personal property. :, 03 17
1874;, ;i
3 199 ;?
5.=' Constitution of State requires taxes levied shall be ad valorem „ 03
6.,3 Valuation of personal property should be left to judgement of Township Trustees. y, 03
, 7.:; Sheriff to turn over to Masonboro Township Clerk all 1873 taxes for said Township. 04
8.?, Petition from Philip Newman for remission of taxes paid in excess; Register to examine his books and if . 05
' . excess has been paid report to Board,
9. Federal Point, Harnett, Rocky Point, Holden and Wilmington allowed to levy taxes for expenses.
10. Sheriff to collect Township taxes and hold subject to order of Board.
11. William Herring exempted from poll tax.
12. Petition from Messrs. Harris and Howe for increase in pay for tax listing not granted; Board has no
authority over the compensation.
i 13. Permission granted LIncoln Township to levy taxes to pay expenses.
14.; Number of tax complaints received and filed for further investigation.
15.; Permission granted Caswell Township to levy taxes for expenses.
16.; Tax complaints filed.
17. Tax complaints filed for further investigation.
18.; Tax complaints filed for further investigation.
19..; Tax complaints filed.
20.;: Messrs. John C. and Donald MacRae requested remission of taxes on certain stock in N.C. Railroad Co.
21. Messrs. MacRae to present evidence that tax on stock is paid by Company.
22., Lists of tax remissions in Wilmington, Cape Fear, Rocky Point, Holden, Union, Columbia, Lincoln,and
17 1874;;
17 1874
06 1874;
04 1874?
05 07 1874
05 07 1874
05 07 1874
05
.. 18 1874
.?
05 18 1874
23 1874;.;
Ol 1874„
O1 1874;,
05 19 1874;
05 20 1874,
05 20 1874
05 21 1874
. 05 22 1874;.
Ol 1874,
05
. 06
„ 06
„ 06
;y Caswell Townships.
23.,, Clerk to send certified copy of tax remittances to Sheriff. „ 06
24., No action on a number of tax complaints there being no just cause for any alterations. 06
25. Tax Books for Z374 completed by George Flack and accepted and to be delivered to Sheriff. 07
26.t Request from Holly Township to levy taxes not granted because too late and Tax Books in hands of Sheriff. 07
27.' Tax complaints referred to Finance Committee. pg
28.- Valuation of property of Robert Hanning reduced and tax remission made. pg
29. Sheriff and Register to compel payment of all taxes listed on Schedule B. , 08
30. Poll taxes remitted to D.W. Mott and M,L. Rooks. pg
31., Number of tax complaints received and referred to next Board for action. pg
32.; Request from Holden Township to levy taxes rejected since taxes had been previously levied. , . 08
33.. Board revised Jury List from 1873 tax books. pg
34.. Tax matters acted on for Matilda Johnson, DeRossett & Co. and Celera Allen. , OS
35., Tax abatement granted Mrs. E.A. Hawes on bank stock. pg
36. Walker Moore did not pay retail liquor license tax. 09
37. ' Sheriff relieved from collecting Moore's tax and the same to be abated. 09
38. Tax complaints examined and referred to incoming Board. 09
39.: Taxes remitted D.W. Mott, Robert Henning, Mrs. E.A. Hawes, Natilda Johnson, DeRossett & Co. and S. Al1en. 09
40., Request for reduction of taxes from Mrs. C.A. Williams referred to Finance Committee when it is formed. 09
41. Request for tax reduction from John Bradshaw referred to Finance Committee when appointed. 09
42., Letter from Caswell Trustees relative to Township taxes referred to Finance Committee when appointed. 09
43.'
- ?? A.R. Black elected Tax Collector for two years and given ren days to file his bond for $70,000.
?; , 09
Ol 1874:,
Ol 1874,;
06 1874
07 1874,
04 1874,
31 1874;,
31 1874;.
31 1874,;
31 1874,.
31 1874?.
31 1874..
31 1874.,
31 1874.:
05 1874 .
05 1874
OS 1874??
05 1874:
11 1874
14 1874 ;
15 1874
15 1874:
3 199
3 199 ?
3 210 I
3 213 F;
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
214
214
214
215
216 ,
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217 P'
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i,
2ll i
i"
217 '
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,
218 `'
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218 ?;
k
r
218 .r
221
221
222
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
222 ?.
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222 ''
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228 ?;
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232 ?'
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239 c:
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239 ;;
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239 i,
239 ;;
239 '?
239 ;:
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240 ;.
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241 ::
242 a?
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242 ?,
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246 i?
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248 ,
256 ?
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258 ;?
259 ,'
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INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES ?- New Hanover Count?, N. C. _ MATTER: T? DEPARTMENT
? To Iocate names, open at toiT A•z TAB iNOEx
¦ec. u. s. County Indezee Since 1888 MADE BY THF CQTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
PAT OFFICE ?P,?? An Identifying Trade Mark SURNAME INITIAL TAB SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN? NORTH CAROLINA
6+ b's
NATUitE OF PROCEED(NGS "? DATE &
': Month Day Year k?
, I I ,.
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l.
, Request from G.A. Herring for reduction of taxes referred to Finance Committee. 09
?, 16 1874 €'
c?
2.
Several
requests for tax reductions referred to Finance Committee.
? 09
23 ?a
1874 ?,'
.,
3. Bond of A.R. Black as Tax Collector approved by a 3-2 vote. 9+ 09 23 1874 ??
4.
, Records of Board amended to state that A.R. Black appointed Tax Collector for one year from Sept., 1874. ;: 09
p, 24 1874 t;
5. Poll tax of D.W. Mott remitted. k, 09 24 1874 ?4
,
6.
Request
from Messrs. Vick and Milbune for reduction of assess?ent on partnership property referred to
p 10
06 °?
1874 ,
?,
` Finanee Committee. ?,
?
Y
7.?? Valuation of lands of Jacob Biblein and Mr. C.S. Williams reduced. , 10
8.?? Petitior? from Robinson's Circus' agent,S. Joseph, for reduction of taxes granted. , 10
- ?,
??.
,9.a? Tax matters acted on for John Satta, Cottie Savage, William Stringfield and Mrs. Waldron. 10
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10.;? Tax matters acted on for W.T. Alexander, J.W. Morgan and E.R. Brink. 10
'?
?.1.?; Tax matters of W.W. Campen, J.T. Collins, J.T. Mohn, and Owen Fennell, Jr. referred to Finance Committee. 11
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12.;j Tax reduction granted S.H. Burriss, and poll tax remitted Lewis Ha11. ;, 11
?i
?.3.,i Messrs. Walsh and Jackson gave oath that they would collect and turn over any monies ordered collected by „ 11
N
p? the Tax Collector. :.
14.
15.?
16.
17.'
; Oath given Deputy Sheriff E.H.W. Quigg to collect and turn over all taxes collected for 1873-74 to Sheriff,, 11
Remission of taxes to Mr. Mott approved. .??
; Tax matters acted on for J.B. Durham, Lewis Hall, Spott Boyd, Thomas Wright, Robert Henning, and L. Solomor?.ll
! Poll tax remitted Edward Rishon.
MINUTE BOOK ?;
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3 263
3 263 ,
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3 264 °.
3 264
3 265
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06 187 4 '.' 3
07 1874 , 3
07 1874 , 3
07 1874 , 3
02 1874 ; 3
02 1874 3
02 1874 ,, 3
02 1874 ';; 3
02 1874 ,. 3
04 1874 { 3
11 04 1874 ?7 3
18. Request for property valuation reduction not gitren Eliza McMillan and Rufus Collins. 11
19.?? Tax Collector, A.R. Black,allowed monies in his settlement in case of P. Murphy. 11
??
20.;;
Tax
Collector to collect tax on real estate of Willard Bras separate from personal property listed.
11
f?
e;
21.:?
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Tax
Collector not to collect taxes from parties who offer sufficient evidence that they are overage.
11
' l?
22.?
?
Tax
Collector to pay Treasurer $80.50 out of first monies collected due Rocky Point Township.
11
23.?; Tax matters acted on for Charles Gantzar, J.W. Galloway, Vick & Mabune, W.P. Andrews and William Sel?ers. 11
!
24.;?
E
Tax
matters acted on for R.W. Pridgen, J.W. Morgan, J.T. Collins, T. Childs, and Owen Fennell.
?, 11
r
25.;a
Tax
matters acted on for Joseph Meyer, John Mahnn, and William Campen.
„ 11
??
,
26.;?
Tax
matters of Thomas Blearr, Abram Moore, Martin Schulkin, Samuel Bowden, and R.N. Mohn referred to
12
" the Finance Committee.
?.
27.? Tax matters acted on for Kate Savage, J. Walker, and Henry E. Orr.
28.? Double taxes remitted T.C. Child and John Carrol and reduced for W. Berry and John Mohn.
2g.'
30.?
04 1874 3
04 1874 ''' 3
04 1874 . 3
04 1874 3
04 1874 ?? 3
Z6 1874 3
16 1874 ;; 3
16 I874 ? 3
07 1874 3
266
267 p,
268
269 ;
270 ,.
271
272 ..
272 „
273
277
277
278 ;,
278
278 ;
278
278
279 ?
279
„
279 ,
280
12 07 1874 . 3 280
12 08 1874 3 285 y
Tax matters acted on for J.J. Dicksey, Ella Mott and J.L. Barlaw. 12
Referred application of attorneys Wright and Steadman that Tax Collector cease any action on Wilmington 12
Railway Bridge Co. to County Attorney.
31.?d Request from John Turner for remission of double tax referred to Finance Committee. O1
32.?? Attorney recommended suspension of taxes on Wilmington Bridge Co. until Supreme Court rules on the case. O1
,?
33.;?
Finance Committee ordered remission of double taxes to A.E. Hall estate and Barsheba
Ellis.
O1
,?
34.=d
`
Tax matters acted on for J.W. McAllister, Thomas Blearr and Samuel Anders.
Ol
sE
G'
.35.??
Bill for taxes remitted B. Ellis approved.
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O1
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36.?
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Meeting called to make settlement with Tax Collector.
O1
37.??
3 Tax matters acted on for Abram Marble, W.L. Moore, James Wilson and Messrs. Cummings and Harriss. OI
38.;
, Tax matters acted on for Henry Statsburg, Henry McLean, B.R. Moore, A.R. Black, and S amuel Sneeden. Ol
?
39.
State tax on personal property for 1874 abated for all Townships except Masonboro and
Federal Point.
Ol
40.?
? Tax Collector to receive money vouchers against County in payment of taxes; Treasurer will receive as cash; Ol
??
? money vouchers against County.
r
41.??
e Tabled request for tax remission for heirs of W.H. Dennis. ,
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14 1874
14 1874
3 288
3 288
0? 1875 , 3
04 1875 ; 3
OS 1875 „ 3
05 1875 . 3
05 1875 ;,, 3
30 1875 ;,, 3
30 1875 ,tl 3
30 1875 3
30 1875 3
30 1875 ' 3
O1 1875 ?? 3
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i?
s
Ci
289 „
289 ,.
290
291
292
294
294
294
294
294
295
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INDEX TO COMMISS?ONERS MINUTES - New Hanover Coun?j
N
C
MATTER
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REq. Y• s. ?y ? Caunty ?ndezet Since 1888 ??.a-- To tocate nam?s, open at COTT A-2 TAB INDEX
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rAr orneE C,(:
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SOLD BY OWEN G. D UNN, NEW B ERN, NOR TH CAROLINA
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS ? DATE ?; MINUT E BOOK
?j y? Month ? Day ? Year ?? VoL ? Page ??
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? 1.?;?
Tax matters acted on for Henry Stother, G.W. Corbett, William Clack, Western Union Telegraph Co. and C.W.
•
02
02 ??
1875k:
?
3
296 ?i
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f.
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Murphy. " "
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2.?? Bills from B.R. Moore and wife and George Jordan for tax remission and tax list approved. r, 02 02 1875?? 3 298 i
? F?
??
3.??
? Tax matters acted on for Sinclare Dearing, Mrs. E.A. Sholar, G?orge Herring and J. Barlow. „ 03 O1 1875;?
? 3 302 ?
4. '
Application from W.M. Monroe for appointment as tax register referred back for informa.tion. :,
03
O1
1875Sx
3
302 ?
;j
':
5.,? Ma.tter of listing taxes referred to Chairman pro tem. 03 Ol 1875?; 3 302 ??
!
6.; Chairman pro tem authorized to furnish all stationary needed to list taxes. , 03 O1 1875,
a 3 302 'p
gy
6
7.; Tax claims of Wilmington Township to be paid by Tax Collector. „ 03 02 1875„ 3 305 :
8..: R?c?uest from D, Pigotr for remission of double tax referred to Finance Committee. 03 02 1875,; 3 305 ;;
9.., Tax Collector notif ied that Harnett, Lincoln, and Wilmington Township claims approved. . 03 02 1875,. 3 305 ?,
10. Clerk to Board to notify all Township Trustees to list all taxables for 1875 according to law. 03 03 1875 3 307 `
?.
11. Trustees named to meet with Board to agree upon a uniform scale of valuation of real and personal property. 03 03 1875 3 307 ;,
12.,`, Messrs. Wagner, Morris, and Van Amringe to ascertain financial condition of County and amount of taxes 03 05 1875: 3 308
i'
. necessary for 1875.
..
., ?
F;
13. Meeting held with Township Trustees to agree upon a uniform valuation of property.
.. 03 20 1875'
., 3 313 'i
;,
14. Board and Trustees ruled that valuation of property adopted in 1874 be adopted as standard valuation for 75. 03 20 1875 3 313 y`
15.: County levies same tax on liquor lcienses as stated in Section 11 of Revenue Act. 04 05 1875 3 314 :?
16.. State tax levied on retail liquor dealers and ?or malt liquor dealers. 04 05 1875re 3 314 :;
17.,, The 10% penalty will be remitted Railway Bridge Co. if it pays taxes ordered by Supreme Court of N.C. . 04 05 1875,, 3 314 ;:
i?
18., Tax paid twice on same property remitted to Alex Sholan. „ 04 05 1875 3 314 ?;
19.:, Committee reported everything correct in vouchers of Tax Collector and in his settlement with Treasurer. „ 04 05 1875,; 3 314 G;
20. .. Taxes on polls abated. . 04 05 1575., 3 315 ?,
21. Bills from A.M. Sholan and A.R. Black remitted, 04 06 1875 3 316 ;'
22.
: Register of Deeds and Tax Collector to grant retail liquor licenses semi-annually. 04 09 1875
. 3 319 ?,
, ,
'
?.
23., Laws provide 25% of poll tax collected be used to support poor, but Board ordered 12 and 1/2 % of poll tax 04 09 1875,; 3 319 ;;
collected for 1874 be used to support poor. ;, ; '?
F•
24.;
Commissioners Morris and Van Amringe to revise and compute tax list.
04
09
1875
3
319 ?.
S
i:
25.; A.R. Black, Sheriff, to be assisted in his settlement with Treasurer for balance of poll and personal „ 04 17 1875' 3 320 7;
??
?:
' property tax collected from delinquents in 1873. : j:
?.
26.„
Taxes refunded J.L Barlow, agent for heirs of William Dennis. ,
05
03
1875?;
3
322 ?
,;
27.,; Bill of W.H. Dennis for tax remission granted. , 05 08 1875,; 3 326 x,
;
28..
Granted application of H, Leonard to list taxes of John Wescott. ,.
05
17
1875,.
3
328 r:
;.
29.;„ Granted request of Lucy Ann Roberts to list her tax in Masonboro Township. , 05 17 1875,; 3 328 ,;
30.... Board went into a revision of 1875 Tax List. 05 17 1875.. 3 328 ::
31. , Tax list returns not made by several Township Trustees so revisal laid over. 05 24 187? 3 32?3 i
32. Chairman to notify public when all returns are ready for examination. 05 24 1875 3 329 :.
33. Tax list of Pender County Townships to be given to Sheriff as returned to Commissioners of Pender County. „ OS 24 1875'„ 3 329 ;
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34. Granted request of O.G. Parsley, Sr, to list his taxes in MasonboroTownship. 05 24 1875; 3 329
35.7 Tax matters acted on for S. Meginnery and Charles Sampson. OS 24 1875?; 3 329 ?,
36.', Tax matters acted on for Henry Sharpless, S.A. Ashe, John McLaurin and J.M. Foy. „ 06 G7 1875„ 3 330 ;:
37..? Request from Federal Point Trustees for a tax to be assessed for Twonship's expenses referred to ne?t 06 07 1875
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39.,', Messrs. Brown and Cronley met with Baard and discussed assessment for Wilmington Township. 06 08 1875;: 3 332 ??
40.. Clerk to turn over abstracts of tax lists for 1874 to Pender County of its Town.ships. 06 08 1875,: 3 332 ??
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7.,j Register of Deeds to advertise in daily papers concerning Schedules B and C. 06 28 1875 . 3 340 ..
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9.4? Board met to hear tax assessment complaints for Townships and Wilmington City. 06 29 1875 ., 3 342
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' Board met to take action and hear tax reduction complaints. ; 07 O1 1875
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12.p? Tax assessments reduced for Mrs. Mary Picket, on estate of Thomas Picket. 07 Ol 1875 , 3 341 ;
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Tax assessment reduced for H.L. and J.H. Horn.
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Tax matters acted on for James Anderson, W. Meginney, D. Hogg, Castle Haynes Vineyard and F.T. Montell.
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15.wq Tax matters acted on for David Saunders, J.C. Hill, John McLaurin, W.F. Potter, A.J. Hill and C.W. Oldham. 07 Ol 1875 '? 3 342
16. Tax matters acted on for Carolina Central RAilroad. ; 07 Ol 1875 ; 3 342 ,
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Tax matters acted on for S.A. Currie, Henry Hashagan, D. Khanweilen, and Wilmington Cotton Mills.
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?.8.? Tax matters acted on for J.A. Lippitt, J.D. Bellamy, H.B. Eilers, Alfred Howe, Mrs. Noyes and H. Vonglohn.,, 07 02 1875 q 3 343 ,
19.;" Tax matters acted on for L. Vollers, Henry Nutts, George French, Robert Henning, Sarah Yopp and W.L. Smith, 07 02 1875 ,,; 3 343 .;
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Tax matters acted on for B.S. Radcliff, J.H. Boneman, Mrs. Collis, B. Fennell, J.H. Lilley, and S.J. Hall.
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Tax matters acted on for J.T. Gilbert, S.A. Pamley, W. Kellogg, S.L. Freemont, Mrs. R.H. Davis and W.Wright
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22.E Tax matters acted on for W. Meginney, A.J. Howell, E. Suden, J. McLaurin, W. Holt, and B.F. Newcomer. 07 02 1875 ,
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. Reduction of assessments granted J.W. Whitfield, but not granted Annie J. Guthrie, pages 344-345. 07 02 1875 : 3 344
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Messrs. McQuigg, Wise, Morris and Van Amringe to make up 1875 Tax Books.
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Machinery Act of. 1875 requires list of depositors and stockholders of banks, corporations and associations
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26.?? Cashiers and treasurers of above organizations have not complied with the Machinery Act, and penalties of 07 02 1875 rn 3 345 ?
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Tax matters acted on for Carolina Central Railroad and Kerchner & Calden Bros. and H. Vollers.
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33.?? Valuation of real property in Wilmington Township reduced, so Board must levy taxes as listed. :, 07 07 1875 '' 3 348
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Rates of taxes to be levied in minutes and property tax levied in same manner and on same subjects as State
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Assessment on Railway Bridge Co. set.
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7.,. Tax matters acted on for A. Cambpell, Daniel Haynes, Eveline Willis and Real Estate & Loan Association. . 08 11 1875, 3 368 `.'
8. : Tax matters actea or? for WilmingrDn and Weldon Railroad and Frankie House. „ 08 11 1875,,, 3 368 ?`
9.., Board met to consider tax list given in by E. Kidden; statement from W.A, Williams relaitve to materials 08 25 1875? 3 370 -y
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10... List of companies in which E. Kidden has stock; valuation set for property of E. Kidden. 08
11. Request from Elvin Artis for abatement of taxes referred to Finance Committee. 09
12. List of applicants for remission of taxes and correction of clerical errors referred to Finance Committee. 09
13. Assessment of L. McGinney remitted, it being a clerical error. 09
14. . Property assessment reduced for W.N. Highsmith.
15. - Tax mat?ers acted on for John Burquin, Joseph Sampson, Calvin Morgan, Jack Davis, J. Barnes, J. Waters, 09
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16. Tax matters acted on for Owen Burness, W.D. Mahn, Thomas itivera, Carolina Jones, Mrs. A.E. Cohen. 09
17. ; Tax matters acted on for Sarah E. Lane, Coes N.Y. & N.O. Meagerie & Circus, Daniel Hagnes & S.W. EZolden. 09
18.,s Tax matters acted on for Edward Greeny John Moore, A.A. Mosely, E.R. Covington, W. Berry, and J.D. Williams. 09
19.,; Tax matters acted on for E.R. Covington, Alex Moore, Lewis Legrand,A.R. Blace, E. Kidder & Sons & A. Howe. 09
20.., Calim against Township in favor of S. Van Amringe to be paid by Tax Collector. 09
21. , Tax matters acted on for J.H. Savage, Horace Bagg, S.A. Currie, Miss Julia Harris, and John McEvoy. 1?D
22•?, Tax matters acted on for Elizabeth Gooding, Adrian & Vollers, Sarah Bagley, James Bagley and W.L. Fartt. , 10
23. Tax matters acted on for J.E. Lippitt, J.M. Hardwick, H.B. Eilers, W.A. Berry, J. Fernberger, and R. Langdan 10
24. : Tax matters acted on for General A. Rutherford, William Larkins, Nathan Reaves, Sally Ashe, and J.J. Evans. 10
25. Tax matters acted on for Wilmington Building Assoc., J.J. Burnett, James Day, W. Turlington, and S. Freemont 10
26. , Tax matters acted on for T.H. Smith, Elias Halsey, Rebecca Bunting. 10
27. ; Injunction issued by Judge A.S. Seymour restraining collection of half the County taxes. 10
28. , Tax Collector to execute his tax list as subject to aforesaid injunction. 10
29.,; Tax Collector to have his tax list reformed subject to aforesaid injunction. l?
30.,; Injunction a?ains t collection of half of taxes makes it necessary to have all taxes collected paid in cash. 10
31.., Board revoked ord er authorizing Tax Collector to receive County orders in payment of County taxes. 10
32.., Alfred Loyed of G rant Township of Pender County petitioned for monies collected for said Township in 1872 10
, to be turned over to Henry Edens, Clerk of Grant Township. .
33. ,,Petition from Mr. Loyed referred to Commissioners of Pender requesting a requisition for above monies. 10
34. 'Tax matters acted on for A.H. Kelly, Henry Loftin, Rev. G.D. Bernheim, E.R. Taylor, and J.D. Woody. 10
35. ?A.R. Black, Tax Collector, to correct all clerical errors made when Tax Books for 1875 were made up. 10
36. Injunction from Judge Seymour makes it necessary to withdraw aid from all benevolent societies and churches 10
for ch aritable purposes.
39. Assessed ta xes against individual stockholders of Mechanics Building and Loan Association abated. 10
40. 'Tax matters acted on for R.B. Jewett, W.H. Goodman, George Stunken, John B. King, and James Reiley. 10
41. ;Tax matters acted on for John Neimeyen, J.D, and A. Lippitt, Richard Reid, Samuel Clard, and Edward Smith. 10
42. Tax matters acted on for John Evans, Peter H. Smith and others. 10
43. ?Set license
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2. Bill from J.M. Wise for incidental expenses approved. wy 10 07 1875;?
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3.? Tax matters acted on for E.S. Manning and Joseph Pickett. ?, 10 11 1875'Ea 3 384 ??
4. Request for reduced property assessment referred to Finance Committee. ,q 10 11 187551
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5. Consideration of matter of inJunction against collecting taxes was postponed to next meeting. ( 10 11 1875?'
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6. Minutes on page 348 amended relative to levying taxes. 10 12 1875;?
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7. Tax List to be reformed to accord with amendments. .
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8,? Money left over from tax to be used as a sinking fund for paying principal on bonds of County issu ed 10 12 1875,? 3 386
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9.;; Tax on property of Edward Kidden outside State abated and delinquent tax against him abated. 10
10.?; Tax matters acted on for Holly Pearce, Jack Taylor, B.B. King, Dr. B. F. Cobb, W.L. Smith and Alfred Howe. 11
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12.Eg Property assessment of William L. Smith reduced. 11
13.;' Tax Collector Black allowed credit in settlement of State taxes since County ordered abatements on State 12
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14.4 List of State tax abatements to be placed on file.
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15.?`sAssessment of L. Vollers reduced.
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16.s Tax Collector allowed credit on State part of property tax for 1873 and 1874.
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17.? Polls and County taxes on above list to be abated and used in County settlement of Tax Collector.
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,18. Laid on table application of A. Westbrook for abatement on property of heirs of E. McPherson.
19.? Tax matters acted on for Moses Grainger, John Thompson, C.L. Love, W.H. Turlington, and J.C. Hill.
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',20.;? Tax matters acted on for Francis Northrop, Martha Stredric, and A.J. and A.L. DeRossett, pages 398-399.
21.y Tax matters acted on for Solomon Price and Charles Murphy.
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?22.'? Claims of Tax Collector A.R. Black referred to County Attorney.
I,23.[[ E.J. Pennypacker exempted from paying County tax on theatrical performances in City of Wilmington.
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24.? List of persons who remitted taxes to Tax Collector.
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25.?F Tax Collector to pay 25% of State and County capitation tax to Treasurer for support of poor.
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26.;? Tax Collector Black's report found correct and ordered spread on minutes.
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30.E Valuation of property adopted in 1875 to be adopted in 1876.
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,31.?? Suit to be brought against injunction bond if advised to do so.
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32.;y Letter of L. Vollers relative to taxes referred to Clerk for investigation.
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33.;? Taxes in excess to be remitted to E.P. Covington and amount to be allowed him in payment of 1876 taxes.
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35.;? Commissioners to examine 1875 property valuations and report if valued unreasonably low.
36.;j County claims will be received in payment for County taxes for 1876.
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37.? Tax list of different Townships were received, and tax complaints heard.
38.4? Board met to hear tax complaints on assessments.
39.k' Board resumed hearing tax complaints.
40. Board continued hearing tax complaints on property assessments.
41.? Board heard tax complaints on real estate assessments.
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43.? Board met and acted upon communications from taxpayers in Wilmington Township.
44. Listed are people who were not granted reduced assessments, pages 439-440.
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19 1876?, 3 431 „
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16 1876'' 3 437
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6.?' Request from Clayton Giles for remission of taxes not granted. ;; Q6 07 1876;? 3 442 ;#
7..; Board levied tax on Wilmington Township for Township expenses. „ 06 07 1876?; 3 442 ;'
$. : ?heriff to pay a1Z taxes co?l'ectea for Wi?mzngton TDV?nship to Township's Clerk and Treasurer. 06 07 1876,, 3 443 ;;
9. Township taxes to be disbursed subject to orders of this Board. 06 07 1876 3 443
10. Township taxes established. 07 03 1?76 3 448 e.
11. A 2% County tax will be collected on net incomes and profit taxes during year preceding April 1 in each yr. 07 03 1876 3 448
12. Request from Mrs. C. Fitzgerald for tax reduction referred to Finance Committee. 07 08 1876 3 449
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13. F.G. Robinson granted remission of income tax which should not have been listed. 07 08 1876 3 450 ''
14. ? Boston Sweet exempted from paying poll tax due to a broken arm. 07 08 1876 3 450 ;?
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.? Bill from Anthony Howe for listing taxes approved. 07 08 1876 3 451 `
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16. Tax matters acted on for Julia Harris, John Carmer? H. Brunhild & Bros, Mrs. JuZia Pettiford, and R. Jones. 08 07 1?76 3 454 ?
17. Tax matters acted on for John Beery, Sallie Smalls, and Mr. H. Webb. _ 08 07 1876. 3 454 ?;
18.,' Tax reduction not granted W.H. Styron, but property reduction granted James 0. Woodard. , 08 07 1876„ 3 455 ;,
19. Bills for Mrs. E. Poisson and W.H. McRary for taxes remitted approved. 08 07 1876,, 3 457 !;
20.,, Revoked June 7 order for Sheriff to pay Township Treasurer all taxes collected for Wilmington in 1876. ,. 08 15 1876.; 3 460 ;;
21. , Henry H. Moore exempted from paying poll tax since lost part of right hand. .. 08 15 1876., 3 460 ;,
22. Property valuation of George Peck reduced, but not reduced for L.H. Smallbond, pages 462 and 463. „ 09 04 1876 3 462 =.
23. . Tax matters acted on for Cronly & Morris, Richard Watters, D.P. Foster, Mrs. Kate Savage and M. Donalson. 09 05 1876. 3 464 '
24.., Request from J.D. Davis for tax abatement due to fire referred to Finance Eommittee. „ 09 05 1876, 3 465 sa
25. Tax assessment of Mrs.Annie Burch abated due to clerical error. „ 09 08 1876, 3 466 k
26. Tax matters acted on for Dr. W.J. Price, Mrs. Kate Savage, J.D. Davis and Mrs. Catharine Fitzgerald. „ 09 O8 1$76 3 467 °
27. . Tax matters acted on for Mrs. Eliza Watson, Eliza Gordon, W.S. Worrock, and J.D. Dry. ,_ 09 21 1876 3 473 :`
28., Sheriff to pay part of taxes to Treasurer for current expenses. „ 09 25 1876, 3 476 ?'
29.,, Delinquent taxes acted on for John Rankin, Mrs. Frances McDougald, and Col.Roger Moore. 09 27 1876,, 3 477 ;
30.,, Remission of taxes for J.H. Chadbourn approved. 09 27 1876,: 3 481 ;,
31. : Tax matters acted on for Thomas Moore, E.P. Covington, John Dawson and Whitman Wilson. .. 10 02 1876' 3 482 `;
32..; Chairman employed E.H. McQuigg, S. Van Amringe, D.C. Davis and W.H. Shaw to assist in preparing Tax Books.,. 10 02 1876„ 3 483 ;:
33. Delinquent tax of Elizabeth Gooding to be remitted and to be abated for A.H. Van Bokelin. 10 04 1876 3 483
34. .Tax matters acted on for Louisa Flemming and E.P. Covington, pages 4$4-485. 10 09 1836 3 4$4 s,
35. Committee to make a settlement with Tax Collector A.R. Black. , 10 09 1876, 3 485
36. Tax reduction not granted Alex Sprunt & Sons. 10 24 1876, 3 486 ;
37. Tax matters acted on for Charles Robins, Philip Newman, W.D. Mahn, Robert Davis, W.F. Potter, and S. Nixon. 11 14 1876, 3 492
38. :Cronly & Morriss relieved of double tax and it was remitted. . 11 14 1876.; 3 492 ?
39. Tax matters acted on for S. H. Smallbones, H.G. Flannen, Philip Newman, L. Meginney. 11 22 1876;; 3 497 ;,
40. Number of bills for remission of taxes approved. 11 22 1876= ? 498 ?
41. Number of bills for remission of taxes approved. „ 11 22 1876,; 3 499 I;
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Attorney Poisson for Messrs. Adrian and Vollers requested Board to order Sheriff to accept taxes due from ;,
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,_6.t Report on settlement with Tax Collector Black on enjoined tax spread on minutes. ;; O1 03 1877?; 3 516 ?
. 7.? Attorney to investigate delinquent taxpayers whose property was sold by Tax Collector for 1875 taxes. ;, O1 03 1877 ;? 3 518
, 8.; Taxpayers appointed W.L. DeRosset, Henry Nutt and Ed Kidder to investigate management of County. :. 02 05 1877 :? 3 525 ,,
9.?? Board instructed all County officials to provide all desired information to above tax committee. . 02 OS 1877, 3 525 .,
10.?? Former Tax Collector Black to turn over taxes collected for Masonboro Township in 1875 to its Treasurer. 04 02 1877 3 537
11.? Sheriff to receive County claims from Messrs. Adrian and Vollers in payment of their taxes. 04 30 1877 3 540
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, Committee to devise best way of making out tax list for County taxes. 04 30 1877 ' 3 544
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€ Sheriff to receive County orders from J.W. Atkinson and D.C. Myers in part payment of tax Schedule B. 05 07 1877 ? 3 545 :,
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? S. Van Amringe, A.J. Grady, S. Keyes, J. G. Wagner, and A.R. Black appointed to list taxes in Townships. 05 14 1877 ?
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Assessments set on certain items of personal property.
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20.y Board opened bids for copying and computing tax lists, contract awarded Messrs. Cronly and Morris. „ 06 04 1877 ,? 3 548 .,
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Report from late Tax Collector Black on fund of State, County and Township ordered spread on minutes. ;,
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s Report from late Tax Collector Black for full receipts and disbursements of State and County taxes since ,_ 06 05 1877 ,; 3 550 p;
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24.?? County part of tax to be refunded to W.A. Wright. „ 07 02 1877 ;,, 3 566 ..
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Amount of tax levied to meet deficieny for current fiscal year and for expenses of County government.
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Amount of taxes levied to pay interest on floating County debt and raise a sinking fund for payment of i
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27. Chairman W.L. DeRosset of special committee of audit to be paid from first taxes collected. ? 07 02 1877 ;? 3 567
28. Commissioners Grainger and Worth to consult with council and report on necessary taxes to be levied for 07 11 1877 ,j 3 580 ;
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29.?? Minutes of July 2, 1877 meeting on pages 566 and 567 amended dealing with taxes. , 08 06 1877 .' 3 582
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31.;? Property purchased by J. Chadbourn from W.F. Potter ordered assessed. , 08 D6 1877 3 5$2
32.@y Within next ninety days all parties owing past due County taxes may pay without penalty. 08 06 1877 3 582
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List valuations amended as recommended by assessors of Wilmington Township, pages 582-585. .
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,34.?; Improvements reported on property so valuation increases recommended on property listed on 585-586. 08 06 1877 ?, 3 585
35.?? Board acted upon complaints of taxpayers. ,, 08 07 1877 ;y 3 587 F;
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Secretary and treasurer of Wilmington Compress Co. and Wilmington Gas Light Co. to appear and explain why ;
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38.h Col. W.L. DeRosset represented Compress Co., and Messrs. D. MacRay and R.J. Jones represented Gas Light Co. 08 10 1877 3 590 ;
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Claim for extra services in making up Tax Books from Messrs. Cronly and Morris referred to Audit Committee.,
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, be Poll tax of W. Carr remitted that was charged in Harnett since already charged in Cape Fear. ,
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Tax on valuations as listed by Raleigh National Bank to be abated.
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9. Lister to ca?.cu?ate scl?ool tax and add to list of all bnaks' taxes. ,. 10 29 1877. 3 628 ;?
10. Sheriff to add school tax to his list and collect. 10 29 1877 3 628 ;.
' 11., Proposition of Messrs. Cronly and Morris relative to 1875 Tax Book accepted and Finance Committee to draw 11 06 1877 3 632
up a more detailed version for them to sign.
12. Tax matters acted on for Lyrius Rice Plantation, W.F. Alexander and S. Burney, pages 633-634. 11 06 1877„ 3 633 ?
13. ', Tax matters acted on for Anthony Howe and John Statcher. 11 06 ]_?77,; 3 633 :
I, 14. ; Finance Committee to recommend reclamation be made if contract for Tax Books not carried out. 11 14 1E377,, 3 655 ?,,
I 15. Tax matters acted on for D. Futch, J.D. Hall, R.J. Gill, Emily Farming, D. Howard and Thomas Hooper. , 11 14 1877;. 3 656 ;
;? 16.:, Board ruled that magistrates not to prosecute delinquent taxpayers unless defendants could pay cost of 11 23 1877,,, 3 657 ;,
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17.:. Sheriff will not be allowed insolvents in hzs settlement except under extreme circumstances. , 11 23 1877„ 3 657 ?:
18. Finance Committee to consult with magistrates as to poll tax prosecutions. 11 23 1877 3 657 ;,
19. Finance Committee to advertise requesting persons to list poll taxes with Sheriff to save cost to themselves 11 23 1£377; 3 657 `
20. Tax matters acted on for Fredrick and C.E. Burr. , 11 23 1f377,; 3 657 ;.
21. Tax matters acted on for A. Hocut and Jennie Williams, pages 658-659. 12 03 1877 3 658 ;?
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? • Contract of Cronly and Morris to compute lists and deliver 1878 Tax Books accepted. 12 03 1877. 3 659 ;
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.. Order on tax refund due W.A. Wright passed July 2, 1877, but not spread on minutes until this date. , 12 03 1877;; 3 661 ?'
', 24.?; Bill from W.A. Wright for taxes remitted approved. ; 12 15 1877„ 3 671 ;,
? 25. Tax matters acted on for W.T. Gentry, W.E. Freeman, Joseph Saolam, G. Summerell, and J. Bissett,pages 680.,, Ol 07 1878, 3 679 ;,
,' 26.;; Justices Wagner and Harriss to prosecute delinquent taxpayers and enforce collection without expense to Co?. Ol 07 1878., 3 631 :,
? 27. Chairman made statements relative to delinquent poll taxes. Ol 19 1378.. 3 683
. 28. Clerk to examine Tax Books and ascertain who has not listed his polls. Ql 19 1878^; 3 683 `
' 29. Clerk to appear before magistrates prosecuting tax cases and make an affadavit to same as not listed. Ol 19 1878 3 683 +:
30. J.D. Bellamy allowed to redeem property sold for taxes in 1876 by paying taxes due and 6% interest. O1 19 1878., 3 683 '
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31. 1877 tax against Mrs. Caroline Conoley to be remitted. 02 04 1878 3 699 F
32. Citizens requested evalutation reduction for property listed for 1878. ?3 04 1878 3 708
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, ? .? Board granted petition of taxpayers presented on March 4, page 708. 03 18 1?7$ 3 ii?+ '.
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34. Tax matters acted on for Mrs. Margaret, O.G. Parsley, and Julia Finley. 04 10 1378 3 718 y3
35. Sheriff Manning reported total poll tax collected on last year's list. , 04 10 1878 3 718 ;
36. Certain amount of tax to be appropriated to the General Fund. 04 10 1$78 3 718 :
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37.,, Treasurer to transfer part of tax from School Fund to General Fund. „ 04 10 1878,; 3 719 ,,
38.,,; Hereafter there will be no tax on official seals of public officers. 04 10 1878„ 3 719 ,;
39.,, Messrs. Cronly and Morris to get up blanks for listing taxes and give same to lowest bidder. ,. 04 29 1878; 3 720 `
40.., Contract for printing tax slips for 1878 awarded Jackson & Bell, lowest bidders. 05 06 1878„ 3 722
41., , Sheriff to collect single tax on property of A.M. Waddell for 1876. 05 06 1873 3 723 ?,
42., Assessments made on itmes for tax year listed. 05 15 1878,; 3 724 ?.
43.. Double tax against T. Schroeder to be abated. , 06 05 1878;, 3 725
44..? County assessment on real and personal property, and taxes levied on Schedules B and C, pages 726-729.
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Committee to confer with Judge Means relative to proper construction of Section 6 of Machinery Act
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2. W.H. Walker, a blind man, exempted from paying poll tax; Street Railway assessed. k? 06 25 1878'?r 3 732 My
3. T.J. Dail relieved from paying poll tax he being physically disabled. ?,; 07 O1 1878; 3 734 :?
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4. Persons who failed to list taxes in time may do so if they pay Clerk 25? each. ' 07
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President and cashier of Dawson Bank must make proper returns of stock for taxation.
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g,?l Assessment set on bDnds and interest and old debt. 07 02 1878;. 3 735 v
, 9.;? Clerk to notify presidents of banks of City to list their stock for taxation. ,, 07 02 1878, 3 735 .,
_l0.wu Ten more days allowed to list taxes and all who fail to be put on delinquent list. 07 02 1878 , 3 735
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R? Ministers of Gospel of Christ to be exempted from poll tax. 07 02 1878,;, 3 735 ,
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Request for real estate reduction by W.F. Wengell ordered assessed at $750, h
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Clerk to list all persons coming to list taxes and report list to Board. ,:
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18.? Assessment on land of Dr. J.T. Schonwald reduced. ,. ?$
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Matter of Steamer Passport continued for more information from owner in New York. y
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Tax matters acted on for R.A. Price and J.E. Lippitt and W.H. Mohn. ;.
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Tax matters acted on for IceHouse, Mrs. Athalia Lippitt, Jenkins property, and Wm. Kellogg.
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No more tax reduction complaints to be heard after this date.
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Board drew Jury List from 1877 Tax Books.
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County part of tax due on property of Mr. M.A. Cu?tis to be abated.
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w28.h? Two lots to be separately valued, being separately owned; Clerk to notify assessors of this action. 09
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Double tax of J.W. Hinson abated. ;,
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Double tax of Margaret Debross to be remitted. .
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Tax levied in June to be reduced from 1% to 3/4 of 1% on real , personal, property and poll taxes .
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Messrs. Cronly and Morris paid extra for services since they paid magistrates giving oaths to tax listers.
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,33.;? Property valuations reduced for Mr. Noyes and Alfred Martin. 09
,34s? Tax matters acted on for Charles Murphy, J.G. Hashagan, Judy Gotier and Celia Toomer, pages 765-766. 09
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37?j Persons who failed to list their poll tax for 1878 will be permitted to list and pay same to Sheriff. 10
,38.? Late double taxes will be remitted if payments are made by November 1, 1878. 10
_39?? Tax on delinquent list of F. Alexander to be remitted and money deducted from valuation of E. Jones. ?y 10
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Apportionment suggested by M. Cronly to be adopted.
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Parties owning property that is to be valued separately should each pay M. Cronly $2.50 before receiving ,;
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3. ' Tax matters acted on for Mary Allen, Susan Mosely, L. Vollers, James Knight, D. 0'Conner, and John Bulken. : 11 04 1878? 3 773 k?
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,:?Register of Deeds to report all money paid to State by theatrical companies. ,
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S. Tax matters acted on for Henry Nash, Elizabeth Brown, John Wescott, D. Stelljiss, and W.H. Turlington. :, ll 04 1878; 3 774 ?
6. iDouble tax charged against E.R. Brink to be remitted. . 11 07 1878,; 3 776 ??
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9. ,r Resolvtion that tax be collected from Howes London Circus. . 11 14 1878,; 3 778 ;.
10. Taxes to be remitted F.C. Singletary, Mrs. E.C. Gillispie and Mrs. Mary E. Duffie. 11 15 1878 3 778 ,.,
11. Register of Deeds to pay money to County for failure to collect taxes from theatrical performances. 11 15 1878. 3 779 ,'
12. Sheriff's report on delinquent and insolvent tax received. 11 29 1878 3 780 .
13. Tax matters acted on for C. Fritgen, Jane Cowan, S.C. Taylor, James Telfain and Joseph Willis, pages 780-81:. 11 29 1878, 3 780 ?
14. Tax matters acted on for Micajah Canady, Julia Hooper, Sarah A. Monroe, Mary R. Sellars, and E.F. Williams. 11 29 1878 3 781
15. Tax matters acted on for L.C. Williams, George ?illey, Alex Moore , Rev. William Bishop and Mrs. Emily Moo?`e
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16. Tax matters acted on for Emeline Flowers and Jane Martin.
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18. ,Thomas William allowed to redeem his property without 25% penalty on County tax for 1877. 12 06 1878q 4 4
19. Poll taxes remitted to Jacob Steam,Charles Watters, Hardie Hines, Robert Bowden and R.H. Wimbush.
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`William James allowed to list property in Federal Point for John Rich and double tax to be remitted. ,
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21. .,County part of tax on J.N. Hinton to be remitted. ; 12 18 1878; 4 6 ;;
22. .,Alexander Oldham to be allowed to redeem his property so2d for 1877 taxes without paying 25% penalty. ., 12 18 1878,. 4 7 ;,
23. ,,Refund granted R.K. Bryan, amount being deposited in solvent credits by mistake, 12 18 1878 4 7
24. ..Sheriff to report a list of all property sold to State for taxes since he took office. , 12 27 1878 4 8
25. .Double tax of J.W. Hinson to be abated. .., 12 27 1878 4 g ?'
26. _ Delinquent tax remitted to Catharine Ma.?aell and double tax remitted M.A. Fowler. .. 12 27 1878,, 4 9 ;;
? 27. ?Charles H. Mallett to be relieved from poll tax he being overage. 12 27 1378 4 9
28. 'Double tax of Norman McComber to be remitted. 12 27 1878 4 10 .?
29. ,Petition from J.A. Ash for remission of poll tax not granted, being?unde?'?60 years old. 12 27 1878:+ 4 10 ?
30. Double tax against A. Hocut to be abated.
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32. Board to request General Assembly to pass an act to equalize the burden of privilege taxes on merchants. O1 22 1879; 4 17 ;
33. .Attorney to procure the re-enactment of Chapter 227 for levying special taxes for 1879 and 1880. O1 22 1879 4 17 ;
34. , Sheriff to refund privilege taxes collected from January 1 to date and collect no more taxes for 1879. 02 03 1879 4 21
? 35. _, Motion that tax collected from Professor El Van Lear's concert be refunded did not pass. 03 03 1879 4 23
36. Register of Deeds to strictly enforce Section 2, Schedule B, Laws of 1876 and 1877. 03 03 1879 4 24 ,
37. Poll tax from L. Williams to be refunded it having been paid by C.M. Bonham. 03 03 1879 4 24 °
38. : The 25% forfeiture tax of 1878 on property of Sarah F. Morris to be remitted. . 04 07 1879 4 57
39. Board levied taxes on Schedule B on various subjects of taxation, pages 57-59. 04 07 1879 4 57 ?r
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40. ?; 500 copies of tax notices to be printed and distributed to the assessors. . 05 05 1879. 4 69
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41. , Board approved Finanoe Committee's contracting with M. Cronly to compute and complete tax books for $600. , 06 02 1879? 4 7II w
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42. Board remitted double tax to Grahum Davis. 06 02 1879 ?, 78 `
43. Tax assessment of livestock for 1879 set down. 06 02 1879 4 79 "
44. Board and Justices of the Peace met to levy taxes for 1879. (See JUSTICES OF THE PEACE) . 08 04 1$79 4 90 ;
45. Taxes levied for County expenses except for Criminal Court set down; taxes levied for Criminal Court listec?. 08 04 1879- 4 90 ??"
46. ,' Taxes levied for payment of bonds due, interest on bonds and interest on public debt set down. 08 04 1879. 4 90
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PAr OFFICE ??.s-? An IdentiEying Trade Mark ????£? SURNAME INlTIAL TAB MADE BY THE CQTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
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Taxes levied on polls set down. ?s
08 .
04 ?
1879 '`;
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4 . ?
90
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2. Assessors of Wilmington to list for taxation all vessels and steambotas which use this port regularly. ? 08 04 1879 '? 4 E
91 4?
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3.
_ Board discussed tax levy then adjourned. '
?: 08 08 1879 "
;? 4 98 ':
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4. Board reduced taxes levied on personal and mixed property and on Qolls, all others remain the same. 08 11 1879 ? 4 98 ?;
,5. Taxes as now levied for 1879 listed. 08 11 1879 w; 4 98 .,
6.
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Reduced assessment of Mrs. Alice Lippitt, and request from James Lowry for same referred to M, Cronly. '
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08
25 .
1879 ?
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4
99
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7. No action on request from Wilmington Compress Co., George Harriss, Carolina Central Railroad, John Heyer, 08 25 1879 ?; 4 99
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, g Mrs. K.A. Grant, Mrs. M. Garrell and J.C. Lumsden. „, ;, ;;
_8.? Reduced assessment on property of several persons. , 08 26 1879 .. 4 100 „
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,9.??y
No action on reducing property value of Dr. Hogg.
08
26
1879 .
4
100
E?
10.`,
More consideration given request of Carolina Central Railroad Company. ;
08
26
1879
4
101
ll.f?
? No action on requests from W.B. Giles and F.H. Darby for reduced assessments. 08 26 1879 „ 4 101 „
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h Action taken on tax matters of Wilmington Compress Co., C.D. Myers, R.K. Bryan, W.B. McKoy, Henry Nutt, „ 09 Ol 1879 ;; 4 101
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k4 Isaac Cason, and Alexander Oldham. .. .
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C.H. Roberts allowed to list rolling stock of Carolina Central Railroad for taxation. ,
09
Ol
1879;,,
4 ,
102
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Chairman to take necessary steps to collect delinquent enjoined taxes of 1875.
09
O1
1879 ,
4
103
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Tax on income to be reduced as stated.
09
15
1879 j
4
107
?{
16.?i
Tax Books for 1879 presented by M. Cronly and found correct. ;
09
22
1879 ,
4
112 '
?1
17.?
Register of Deeds to deliver 1879 Tax Books to Sheriff and take a receipt.
09
22
1879 ,
ra
4
112
hx
18.? All persons who failed to list their poll taxes may do so with Sheriff. . 09 22 1879 ? 4 112
,19.?? For persons who failed to list the double tax,will be remitted if they pay before November, 1879. qf 09 22 1879 ' 4 112 ,
,20.t?
? Tax matters acted on for D. Fergus, Schooner Snow Storm, Walter Coney, Edwards & Hall, F.M. Augustine, 10 06 1879.; 4 113 .
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and A.H. Kelly.
21.b Carolina Central Railroad requested permission to amend its tax list,but may withdraw its protest and list` 10 06 1879, 4 113 :
, , its property at $80,000. .
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i Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad requested permission to withdraw its tax list, and allowed to ;, 10 06 1879„ 4 113
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b list its property at $40,000. ? ??
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23.M?
Valuations changed on property of Catharine McKeller and Richard Reid. 10 06 1879 , 4 114
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Assessments reduced for Isabella Sampson and D.D. Darber, dur to clerical error.
11
03
1879 ,
4
118
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Taxes abated for Nancy Merrick, Essex Newkirk, D. 0'Conner, B.F. Turlington, D.W. Trash, and W.J. Penton. s
11
03
1879``,
4
119 ,
26.l? Referred application of John Dudly relative to taxes on se?ving machines to Attorney. 11 03 1879;^ 4 119 ;y
27.?? Tax on mortgage of Mrs. N.C. Shields reduced. 11 03 1879r 4 119
28.?? Tax abated for R.W. Ward on Schooner E. Francis, having been listed by Mrs. E.J. Ward. ; 11 03 1879: 4 121
,29.?5 Reduced assessment against O.P. McErven and Mrs. M.A. Clark. 11 03 1879 . 4 121
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Tax remitted Dr. J.H. Freeman.
11
03
1879 .
4
121
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31.??
Valuation on Steamer Passport to be reduced.
11
12
1879?
4
122
32.C3
., Remitted tax on sewing machines of J. Dudley, he having a State license. 11 12 1879 4 122
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Request for tax remission not granted Parsley & Wiggins and P. Newman and W.A. Patterson.
12
O1
1879;
4
130
34. Tax abated on Schooner Winnie owned by T.P. Murry. . . 12 Ol 1879
? 4 130
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Taxes remitted G.T. Tilley, Wheeler & Wilson and Rosa H. Thornton.
12
Ol
1879:;
4
130
f.?s,
36.??
Tax on Steamer Elizabeth to be remitted, was listed in Pender County by R.P. Paddison.
„ 12
O1
18794
4
131
?B
37.?
Remitted tax against Steamer Tugs Orlando and Lighter since listed in Pender County.
12
Ol
1879;;
4
132 ,
?
.38.?
Sheriff to reduce the valuation on Steamer Isis.
„ 12
03
1879'i
4
133 ,
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39.f
Assessments reduced for Henry Green, William Fredrick,and Colville & Co. and W.B. McKoy.
12
15
1879,,;
4
138
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40.f? Assessment increased for Duncan Holmes. 12 15 1879?, 4 138 `
41.? Abatement given E. Peschau on Schooner Lillian, and he was relieved from taxation on Schooner Lydia Pesc- ?, 12 15 1879.°
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Abated tax assessed against Stephen Dickson.
?' 12
15
1879 ,H
4 Y
139 ?
2 .
h Sheriff to hold tax against Steamboat Passport in abeyance until Superior Court rules on its validity. O1 05 1880 'a 4 140 ?
,
3 .,?
, Tax remitted J.W. McLeod, and tax abated on income of G.M. Altaffen. ", O1
? 05 1880 "
^? 4 142
4 ?
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Sheriff's list of polls for taxes for 1879 and amounts paid by each poll, pages 158-169.
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16
1880 ?W
4 ?
158 ??
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5 ;; Contract between James B. Burr and Board for the computation of 1880 Tax Books at $500. ,
OS 03 1880+i 4 191 ?3
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Register to list delinquent poll taxes as provided in Section 18, Chapter 71, Laws of 18
79.
07
05
1880.,
4 3i
202 !?
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7 .'„ Thomas Hunt exempted from poll tax he being a cripple. „ 07
. 05 1880 { 4 202 a`
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8
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Board levied taxes on Schedules B and C on various subjects of taxation, pages 203-205.
„ 07
05
1880;;
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203 ''
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9 .` Boa?r2 proceeded to revise assessments in ToTanships and numerous property reductions and increases acted on,, 07 12 1880,?? 4 210 ;?
.' pages 210-212.
10. Numerous property valuation reductions and increases acted on, pages 213-216. 07
11. Board reduced assessments for T.P. Sikes. 07
12. Board reduced property assessments of J.R. Melton, O.G. Parsley, John R. Martin and Mrs. Kate Brown. 07
13. Board set assessments on property of J.W. Dudley, Cain Smith, J.B. Brown, Caleb Richardson, John Evangelist 07
and Ellen C. Brooks.
14. Board increased property assessment of Charles Hoffman and Sol Bear & Bros.
15., Board reduced property assessment of Wilder & Morton due to removal of still and fixtures.
16.; L.T. Beatty allowed to list his taxes before Register of Deeds.
17.' Board increased assessment for Blossom & Evans, and reduced it for Wilmington Compress & Warehouse Co.,
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^ and of Champion Compress Co.
18. Taxes levied for general expenses, Criminal Court, sinking fund and interest; poll taxes to be levied.
19.,, Tax Book accepted as correct from Col. J.G. Burr.
20.? Register to give Tax Books to Sheriff for collection.
21.,, Joshua Jones, W.C. Fergue, Joseph Farrow and R.S. Radcliff relieved from taxes.
22.,, Taxes remitted to W.I. and R.A. Gore and John Farmer.
23..; Taxes reduced for Emanuel Roderick, Mrs. T.D.R. Potter.
24.; George H. Heyer allowed to list his poll tax for 1880.
25..; William Otterson allowed to list his poll tax for 1880.
26.,; Bond of S.H. Manning approved for collecting taxes.
27..? Process bond of S.H. Manning was accepted.
28.., Reduced assessment on Charles M. Harriss it being a clerical error.
29..; Mrs. Mary E. Rowe to be relieved from tax as was Archie Hawes.
30.,, Poll tax remitted to J. McGolclan and refunded for Peter Bradley.
31. Application of J. Bosch not granted.
32. M.L. Veney exempted from poll tax he having lost part of one hand.
33. Remitted double tax of J.W. Telfair; application of J.E. Lippitt not granted.
34. J.H. Hawkins relieved from paying poll tax; tax matter of Mrs. Tilley referred for investigation.
35. Taxes remitted James N. and N.C. McComber same having been listed and paid by another party.
36. Edward Thomas relieved from poll tax and William Hollis relieved from double poll tax.
37.? Henry Houston exempted from paying poll tax due to physical infirmity.
38. Board levied taxes on Schedule B and C on various subjects of taxation, pages 284-286.
39. Computing 1881 Tax Books awarded Col. J.G. Burr.
40.. Judge Burgyun allowed to list his taxes in Cape Fear Township.
41. Justice Cowan moved that tax levy presented by Board be adopted. (See COUNTY COMMISSIONERS)
42.; Several parties allowed to list their taxes.
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43.? Reduced valuation on land of D.S. Sanders.
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07
13 1880
19 1880
19 1880 "
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09
10
11
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13 1880
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12
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12
12
12
12
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Ol
02
04
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06 1880 ;?
06 1880 [;.
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06 1880
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20 1880 .
20 1880
03 1881 ?,
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07 1881 ?
04 1881 .'
06 06 1881
07
08
08
os
11 1881
Ol 1881 .
Ol 1881 ?,
Ol 1881 '?
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4 213 ;k
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4 216 ?'
4 217
4 217
4 217
4 217
4 218
4 218
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
218
232
232
237
243 ;
;
243 ?;
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243 i
C?
244
C
i
249 ;
250 E
251
251
4
4
?+
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
251
251
252
256
256
262
262
272
284
298
307
312
314
315
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MATTER TAX DEPARTMENT
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P?r OFFICE (??9!..?0?.. An ldentifying Trade Mark SURNAME INITIAL TAB MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
DATE
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MINUTE BOOK ;?
NATUR@ OF PROCEEDINGS I
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s Clerlc? to list. ali partie,.s ap?lying ta ?.is? thei? poll tax. ` 08 Ol 1881 { 4 315
, 2.? County tax levy schedule for 1881. 08 Ol 1881. 4 315
_ 3. State tax levy schedule for 1881. OS O1 1881'; 4 316 ?
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4.? Changes made in property valuations on pages 319-323. 08 Ol 1881?{
? 4 319
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, 5.? Tax levy on net income and profits other than from property will be 1%. 08 08 1881',? 4 323
6.? Request of J.E. Sampson for tax reduction not granted. 08 08 I881-
?? 4 323
, 7.? R.K. Bryan Jr. and W.B. Canady allowed to list taxes, reduced valuation on lots of J.F. Gilbert. : 09 05 1881_ 4 324
, 8.r?
? Tax matters acted on for Edie Avery, Simon H. Moore, A.D. Brown and Thomas Mruuy. 10 03 1881 4 328
9.`! Tax ?natters acted ar? for Joe Berr3?, W. Hy?nan, Isaac Wilson, Elizabeth Potter, A.G. Latta, and E. Merrick. ,. 10 03 1881 , 4 329 y
10.,, Tax matters acted on for Bob Harris, Mrs.Margaret Wescott, Myron McCall, Sarah Atkinson, and T. Gibbs. 10 03 1881 4 329
11.'?; Tax matters acted on for Thornberry land, Miss Emma Atkinson, Alonzo Smith and John Gore. 10 03 1881 4 329
12.,i Tax list of Lewis Dry corrected. 10 03 1881 4 330
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Tax matters acted on for John Gore, Joseph H. Hanby and David Hill. „
11
07
1881;
4
333
,14.:; Tax matters of J.C. Hill to be investigated by Col. John Taylor. 11 07 1881. 4 333
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James Telfain relieved from double tax on his property.
11
07
1881,
4
334
16.t? Caroline Gordon, Mrs. Margaret Mulford, John Potter and John Martin relieved of taxes. 11 07 1881. 4 335 ;.
17.?;
, f? Tax matters acted on for J.H.. Hanby, Mrs. Florence Potter, Norwood Giles & Co. Dolly Dudley, G.W. Hewlett
. 11 07 1881
., 4 335
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Tax matters acted on for Sol Bear & Bros., John C. and M.E. Borneman, Ashley Gilbert, Alonzo Millis, Emily
11
07
1881
4
336
.?? McRocken, H.M. McDonald, John Flowers, Lewis Hollingsworth, John Barnett and Miss M. Carter and Barker .ll 07 188Iy 4 336
19.;' Flora Wise, B.L. Parrish, A.R. Black, T.P. Sikes all relieved of taxes. 12 OS 1881 4 342
,20.;; Reduced valuation on estate of W.A. Wright , part having been listed twice. 12 05 1881 4 342
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Thomas T. Tolan, John L. Wooster, Hester Richardson, Sallie Walker, George Hussell and M.W. H. Branch
12
05
1881
4
343
,
Gd relieved of taxes. ,. , ,
,22t?
`i Abated delinquent tax against Northrop & Cumming and Alonzo Millis, and against George W. Price and James 12 05 1881,, 4 343 y.
& Brown, agents for Mrs. M.M. Dixon. .
,23.?; Refunded taxes paid by Cronly & Morris , having been paid by another party. „ Ol 02 1882 4 348
,24.;?
?, Property assessment for M. Giles & Co. reduced due to tax assessor's error. Ol 02 1882„ 4 349
.25.? Archie Hawes relieved of paying poll tax since he can use only one arm. O1 02 1882, 4 349
.26:?; Sheriff's settlement of taxes with State Treasury. O1 02 1882, 4 356
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27.?" Persons whose property was sold to County for taxes may redeem it without 25% penalty if done before Mar.6 02 06 18$2 4 359
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Scipio Hill not relieved of poll tax.
03
06
1882
4
362
29C? Taxes levied on Schedule B, pages 370-371. 04 03 1882. 4 370
30.;; Taxes levied on Schedule C. 04 03 1882 4 371
31.i; Request of Duke Bryant to be relieved of listing his poll tax not granted. Ob 05 1882 4 382
.32:`, J,E. Sampson allowed to list property for delinquent tax listers. „ 07 03 1882 4 391
33.k? Tax levy recommended by Commissioners for County expenses. 08 07 1882 4 397
34.;:? Justice Cowan moved that tax levy submitted by Commissioners be approved and it was. 08 07 1882„ 4 398
35??a Amendment to reduce taxes of Schedule B by 20% laid on the table. 08 07 1882; 4 398
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36.ad Tax on incomes to be half of one per cent. „ 08 07 1882_ 4 398
37?; Board to petition General Assembly to repeal law stating County buys land sold for State taxes. :, 08 07 1882,, 4 398 „
38.;? James Smith allowed to list taxes for Archie Hawes, J.P. Richards and A.G. Latta. 08 07 1882,, 4 400 „
39.;,
, Samuel Starling, Isham Scott and James Wilson allowed to list their poll taxes. 08 07 1882. 4 400
40?: John T.Schonwald allowed to list his poll tax. 08 07 1882,, 4 401
41?? James Starkey and Edward Roan allowed to list their property taxes. 08 07 1882,.; 4 401 ;
42.;;
,; Board acted on assessment readjustments, pages 404-411.
. 08 14 1882: 4 404
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1.'; C.C. Mores allowed to list in Harnett, G.H. Savage in Cape Fear, and B.R. Moore in Federal Point.
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4
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2.,4? Requests of Alfred Alderman, Mrs. Bettie Strange and Joseph Newman for reduced valuations not granted. ,i
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4 1
410 ??
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f? C. Stephens relieved from payment of double tax.
09
04 ?ry
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° Reduced assessemnts on property of John H. Davis, J.T. Schonwald and J.E. Sampson. n 10 02 1882F? 4 ?
420
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.? Taxes to be remitted to Robert Lamb if he pays within 30 days. , 10 02 1882•' 4 420 ;;
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S.S. Everett, Richare Meadows, L. Brown, Harry Moore, James Brown, J.C. Blackwell and Richard Brown allowe
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02
1882 ?
4 ?
420 r`?
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to list taxes.
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John Brown, Julia Anthony and estate of Ma.tilda Johnson relieved of taxes.
, 10
02
1882,
4 q
1
420 ?
9. James Holt, Henry Myers, and W.A. Williams relieved of double poll tax and allowed to list the same. 10 02 1882 4 421
10. John Hill, a resideht of Roberson County , reiieved from paying taxes in this County. 11 06 1882 4 427 ;?
; 11. Remitted double tax against Mrs. Wiona Herring, J.J. Burnett, E.E. Batts, and estate of William Grisson. 11 06 1882 4 427
, 12., Reduced assessment on estate of David S. Saunders. 11 06 1882 w 4 427 ?,
, 13.; Estate of Isaac Betts relieved of double tax as were all persons charged double tax in 1882. 11 27 1882 4 431 r
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', 14.,,
II Thomas Keenan allowed to list his poll tax and relieved of double tax.
, 11
. 27 1882'
, 4 431 ?:
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, 15., Tax matter relative to Hibernian Benevolent Society and Israel Tent referred to next meeting. 11 27 1882: 4 431 ?
? 16.
u, John H. Cowan exem ted from
p poll tax as suggested by Dr. F.W. Potter.
11
27
1882?
4 ??
431 ?
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Hibernian Association and Israel Tent Society not exempted from tax. '
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12
?
04
1882
4 ?a
p:
432
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18.,, Remitted double tax on Wilmington Market Cot?pany. 12 04 1882;, 4 434 !;
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: 19.., Frank Solomon exempted from poll tax he being overage. . 12 04 1882?; 4 435 `
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, 20... J.T. Dale relieved of poll tax. .. O1 O1 1883;; 4 443 ?;
21.
,
Reubin Thompson relieved of poll tax he being overage.
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Ol
02
1883
4 ¢:
444 •
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22.,
Delinquent tax at Champion Compress Co.corrected as requested by President E.J. Pennypacker.
O1
02
1883
4 ,
444 i,
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23. Property sold for 1881 taxes may be redeemed until February, 1883, a11 unredeemed property wi11 be sold
•• O1 02 1883 . 4 444 Y?
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Delinquent tax charged against Sarah C. Cannady in error and to be corrected.
?, Ol 02 1883.:
,s 4 ?
444 "
! 25. Abated tax against J. Kent Brown agent, same was listed by Mrs. M.M. Dickson.
•? O1 02 1883' 4 444 ?,
?s
,, 26.
Remitted tax to S.W. Skinner due to error in listing.
03
05
1883?;
4 ??
454 '
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Board levied taxes on Schedule B anc3 C, pages 462-466.
04
02
1883
4 w i
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Request for tax remission not granted Hibernian Benevolent Society. ,
05
07
1883F
#
4 i
472 i?
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29.;
Remitted County part of penalty on taxes of C.P. Mebane.
06
04
1883;?
4 i?
476 ;
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30.` W.P. Canady relieved of paying double tax but to pay penalty. 06 04 1883 4 476 ??
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, 31.,; John Sneeden and Ben Boston exempted from paying poll tax due to physical disability.
. 07 02 1883:s
.? 4 480 ?
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32.,,
H.P. Ange allowed to list his taxes.
08
06
1883
4 ?.
485 '
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, 33.,? Granted petition of A.J. Grady to levy a special tax for school purposes in District b. 08 06 1883 ?r ?$5 ';
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34.., Recommended tax levy submitted to joznt meeting of Board of Justices and Commissioners and adopted. , 08 06 1883,, 4 489 F,
35..; Assessments not changed for Sarah Yopp and Mrs. Mclnis, and R.A. Thornton.
. 08 13 1883.
. 4 491 '
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36..;
Assessments reduced for James Madden, J.D. Bellamy, Sr. and J.F. Gilbert. „
08
13
1883 ;
.
4 I°
491 +;
37.;?
Assessments not changed for J.A. Bradley, Mrs. Anna Hashagan, W.J. Corbett and Mrs. Bulchen. ,
08
13
1883?;
4 ?.
492 ?i
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38.:
Assessments not changed for George Kelly, Julia 0. Harris, E,S. Holloway and W.H. Strickland.
08
13
1883?`
4 d
492
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39.? Assessment reduced for W.H. Goodman, H.E. Scott, Thomas Rivera and heir of Isaac Cason. 08 13 I88;k, 4 492 j;
? 40.?;
i Building of Mrs. L Hinton being used for school purposes not exempted from taxes. Q8 13 1883
?? 4 492 i;
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Assessments unchanged for W.J. Gordon and M. Cronly and reduced for James Darby and B.G. Worth.
08
13
1883 :
4 if
493 i'.
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Increased valuation of Mrs. Kate De Steadman. ,
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20
1883
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494 ?
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1. Finance Committee to turn over Tax Books to Sheriff for colTection. 09 03 1883''' 4 495
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2.I Poll tax from Wilmington remitted John Savage he having?listed in Cape??'ear. ].0 Ol 1883 4 498
3. Isaac H. ?,lzite allowed to list his taxables for 1883. 10
? O1 1883 ' 4 498
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4.? Poll tax remitted Owen Burney, he being overage. 10 O1 1883 ? 4 498
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Taxes
remitted to John Garrell, J.D. Sellers and J.T. Kerr.
10
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1883 '
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1883
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Moore and . 11
05
1883 ,
4
504 ,;
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.,{ Patience Merrick for Elisha Merrick. „
8. `? Boarc? carrect?a amount of mone3= ?istea for A.Ia. I?Jzggs, and reduced tax charged on income of W.B. Philip. 11
9.;; Remitted poll tax against William Jones, he being bedridden. 11
10..; Board did not grant request for tax remission of F.W. Foster. 11
11.:; Philip Blue, A.M. Chadwick and Lisbon Smith relieved of poll taxes. . 11
12.?? Clerk to list all taxable property and polls of white taxpayers of Cape Fear, and Sheriff to collect taxes„ 11
from them for use in white public schools.
,13.s?
, All persons who are liable to double tax due to delinquent listing are relieved from this. 11
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.14.;;
?° Sheriff to collect as single tax only and charge person as having paid a double tax. 11
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15.0;?
Margaret Debross, Virgil Hill, and Mary Knowles relieved of double tax.
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11
16.?'
, Scott McKoy, George Wilson and Robert Johnson allowed to list his poll tax. 11
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17.?a
Joshua W. Garrall and G.W. Muller relieved of double tax.
11
18.?a Poll tax remitted George Hooper; and request of W.A. Rich not granted. 11
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19.p^
; Taxes remitted against G.W. Branch and Mary Morriss. 11
20.,?
, Taxes remitted against Richard Jones and William Grady. 12
21.?a Corrected tax list of Hosea Shepard. I2
,22.„
? James F. Simpson relieved from paying double tax. 12
23.?; Israel and Precilla Tent, G.D. Wright both releived from taxes. „ 12
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,24.„;
W. Grady, Johnson Loorems and Cornelius Wood to be exempted from taxes.
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12
25.;?
, Request for remission of 1882 poll tax bq Robert Harriss saying he was under age not granted. 12
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William Piven relieved of paying poll tax he being underage.
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12
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,27.;;
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Wilmington Coast Turnpike to be listed in Harnett instead of Wilmington
Township. _
12
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,28.';?
Cornelius Wood exempted from poll tax he being physically disabled.
12
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,29.;;
Ben Robinson relieved from poll tax he being overage.
12
30.?? Request of O.A. Wiggins relative to delinquent tax not granted.
31.a Prince Smith exempted from poll tax and tax charged against him he being overage.
32.? Request of Andrew Sampson not granted to have 1882 poll tax refunded.
33.'`. J.H. Hankins relieved from poll tax due to physical disability.
34.; John Hill relieved from paying poll tax he being a resident of Roberson County.
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35.;; Ranson McMillan and Thomas Polite requested relief from poll, granted Ranson McMillan but not T. Polite.
36.s Sheriff to sell to highest bidder aII Iands acquired for nonpayment of I881 and I882 taxes.
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?7.;? Rescinded release from poll tax for Edward Thomas and James A. Hankins, information having been false.
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38.;? Petition of Jerry Reynolds not granted.
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39.;+ Petition of Hosea Shepard for a special school tax for white schools in District 5 granted.
40.;;; White voters in District 5 will be heard at next meeting on whether or not they want a tax levied for
, p; schools.
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+1.;; Election ordered for School District 5 to levy a school tax on all white taxpayers of District 5.
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+2.n? Board levied taxes for Schedule B, pages 541-544.
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12
12
12
05 1883 4 504
05 1883 4 505
05 1883 ., 4 505
05 1883 4 505
05 1883 .; 4 505 „
05 1883 .,
05 1883 .,
05 1883.
05 1883
05 1883
05 1883 ,
OS 1883
03 1883
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
506 .
506 „
506 ..
506
506
506
507
510
03 1883 4 S10
03 1883 ,.
03 18$3 ;
03 1883
03 1883
05 1883
4
4
511
512
512 „
512
515 ,
515
515
515 ,
516
516
516
519
4
4
4
05 1883 , 4
05 1883. 4
05 1883 . 4
05 1883
05 1843
05 1883
24 1883
4
4
4
4
Ol 07 1884 4 520
. O1 07 1884 . 4 520
O1 07 1884 4 522
„ 02 04 1884 , 4 527 .
,, 02 04 1884 4 527 „
03 03 1834 „ 4 534 .
„ 03 03 1884 , 4 534 ,
„ 04 07 1384 , 4 540
04 07 1884 ; 4 541 ,
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' 1..;, Tax levy necessary to meet 1884 County expenses.
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2.,!; Tax levy and estimate of expenses were adopted by joint meeting of Commissioners and Justices, 06
. 02 1884$;
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3. W.B. Smith exempted from working roads and paying poll tax due to physical disability. 06 02 1884?? 4 559 ?
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4.?, F.A. Wood relieved of road duty and paying poll tax due to physical disability. . 06 04 ?
1884s;
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Tax matter of Sterling Salling referred to Chairman.
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07 ?
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Tax matter of convicts for larceney at Work House left to Chariman.
07
07 ?
1884E;
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560 i
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7.? Richard Jordan relieved of road duty and paying poll tax due to physical disability, ; 07 07 1384?;
?. 4 560 ?'
8.: Joshua Garrell relieved from road duty and paying poll tax due to physical disability, ; 07 07 18$4` 4 567 p?
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?fu?eraus persons a?.lor?*ec3 to list their taxes.
08
04 r
1384 ??
4
569 ?.
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10. Tax assessment not reduced for Rachel Sheridan, but reduced for W.A. Riach9 Mrs. Martha J. James, Dr. A.D. 08 11 1884 4 572
. McDonald, Mrs Rachel Davis, Joseph Newman and J.O. Bowden. ,
11. George A. Poppie and Thomas Hicks allowed to list poll taxes, 08 11 1884 4 572
12.,. Tax assessment reduced for B.G. Worth, but not reduced for Thomas Bagley and Mrs. Catharine ri. Savage. 08
. 11 1834` 4 573 `"
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13..
Completed Tax Books presented to Board by Col. J. G. P?urr, and to be given to ?heriff for collection.
09
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Ol
1884,
4
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15.
School committee of Harnett reported citizens voted to levy a school tax for white schools.
09
O1
1884?
4
576 y
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16.
Clerk to make a list of all taxable poZls and property of white citizens in ?Iarnett and give to Sheriff.
09
O1 °
1884?
4
576 4
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17._ C.C. Redd allowed to list property of his wife Keziah Redd. 09 O1 1884 ? 4 576 ??
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18... Board remitted tax of Burrell Aurey since property owned and listed by late R.S. Radcliffe. , 10 06 1884; 4 579 "
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19.,.
Board remitted double tax against Susan Blackwell, and i1rs. ?Iary Thompson relieved of personal tax.
10
06
1884';;
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Remitted poll tax against G.D. Wright and on horse of R.J. Bonham.
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03
1884?,
4
585 4
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21. P.ev. James Carmichael allowed to list his poll tax, and S.B. Foy and John H. Risley allowed to list poll 11 03 1884 4 585 ?
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,. Board reduced assessments of James F. Post, William Swann and Thomas Rivera, 11
,. 03 1884:' 4 585 `
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23.
' Board reduced assessment on income of Rev. Dr. Wilson. 11
? 03 1884,
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24. James Lewis exempted from po11 tax he being overage. 11 03 1884;. 4 586 ?''
' 25. Poll tax remitted John Hancock and John Hill. 12 OI 1884 ' 4 589 f?
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26., Board reduced assessment of Benjamin Scott. ? 12
., Ol 1884", 4 590 ;,
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Charles Tietgen and Cyrus Ross exempted from poll tax.
12
Ol
1834?
4
595 ??3
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28.
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Board remitted delinquent tax against Henry Bryant.
12
Ol ?
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4
595 ?,
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29. John H. Cowan and Richard Meadows exempted from poll tax due to physical disability. , 12 15 1884: 4 597 ?',
30., J.T. Haywood exempted from poll tax and double poll tax remitted James Tilley. 12
,. 15 1884 =
.. 4 598 ?'
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31. Board reduced tax on skating rink to be opened by M. Charles D. Wilson. ? 12 22 1854;, ?E 599 ''
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32. Henry Mumfore exempted from poll tax and William Solomon and J.H. Hankin relieved from poll taxes. Z2 22 1884., 4 600 ?
, 33.., Property of Duncan Bryant relieved from double tax and he allowed to list the same. 12
? 22 1$84';?
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34.:.
? Caleb Bhint exempted from poll tax and George Grady exempted from poll tax and road duty. O1
. 05 I885.
. 4 601
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35.. Moses Jacobs not exempted from poll tax. O1 05 1885
., 4 603 ?
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36. James Jones, Howard Beatty, and George W. Harvel exempted from poll tax due to physical disabiltiy. , 02 02 1885;, 4 606 ''-.
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37. Receipt from State Treasurer for Sheriff's 1884 tax settlement. , 02 02 1885i: 4 607 ??
38.
Chairman reported on back taxes collected from various persons.
t 03
02
1885;,
4
612 ?l
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Poll tax remitted Owen Boon due to physical disability.
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02
1885?;
4
612 i,
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I Board convened to revise the Revenue Act under Schedule B and C; Board revises taxes as passed in the 03 23 1885!`
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' Act to Raise Revenue for 1885. i'
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41. List of taxes on various properties and groups, pages 615-619. 03
t 23 ?1885{: 4 615 ?;
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Names of persons from whom Chairman collected taxes for past years.
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Q4 1.
1885p,
4
628 ?
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l. Board investigated and found that taxes had been paid on Shaw property. ? 05 04 1885? 4 628
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2.? Board found affidavit of W.W. Shaw true. 05 04 1885 '°? 4 630 ;'
3.
- Secretary of State to be notified not to collect back taxes on Shaw property and give deed to Mrs. Shaw. ?
,. 05 04 1885 ?'
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4. F.A. Wood, Henry Steward, Jerne Leonard, and Lisbon Smith relieved from poll tax and public duty. 05 04 1885 ? 4 630
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, 5.?? W.H. Walker allowed to peddle without paying license tax. OS 04 1885'?' 4 630 Y
6. Report from Chairman on taxes collected for past years. , 06 O1 1885 ' 4 635 ,;
. 7.?? Report from Chairman on taxes collected for past yearsa pages 639-640. 07 06 1885?? 4 639
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? W.A, Yopp, Peter Mohn, William Kellogg and Betsy Davis allowed to list their taxes viz James Levingston. 07 06 ?
1885 y 4 640 ',
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. 9.;? M. Dowling allowed to peddle withoc?t gaying ?icense tax, 07 06 18?5., 4 640
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Deeds of property of Mrs. R.B. and J.E. Moore given to Attorney John Bellamy for collecting taxes and cost
07
06
1885
4
640
due County.
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,? Board remitted po11 tax against John E. Wilkinson and reduced valuation on property of James 0. Bowden. . 07 13 1885 , 4 644
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Captain J. Metts allowed to list property of Mrs. C.F. Metts and Mrs. E.J. Cowan in Harnett.
07
13
1885;
4
644
13.?? Valuation on property of B.L. Perry, James Madden, John Barnes, J. Thornton, Samuel Coller and Morris Bear, 07 13 1885 4 644
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Estate of Thomas Monk is delinquent by default of administrator in listing property.
07
13
1885.;
4
644 ,
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15.?x W.E. Mayo allowed to list his tax in Federal Point and Thomas Sykes to list in Wilmington. 08 03 1885 4 645
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Isaac Foster, alias "Cripple Dick", exempted from poll tax and public duty due to physical disability.
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03
1885
4
645
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i Tax matter of First National Bank referred to Chairman for correction. 08 03 1885 a 4 645
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John P. Walker and Alonzo Durant exempted from poll tax and public duty due to physical disability.
08
03
1885 ?
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4
646
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,19.4; Report from Chairman on taxes collected for past years. 09 07 1885; 4 649
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20.,? Board proceeded to revise Jury List from 1884 Tax Books. . 09 07 1885 4 649
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,21.;;
J.H. Mallard allowed to list his taxes for 1885.
09
07
1885
4
649
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,22.ea Sheriff exhibited 1884 tax receipts so 1885 Tax Books given him for collection. Q9 07 1885 4 649
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4,
W.H. Croom allowed to list his tax for 1885.
09
07
1885:
?
4
650
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24.j?
Sheriff to take the list of all delinquents up to and including January 1, 1886, „
09
07
1885,;,
4
650 4,
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25.??
James Dudley and Nicholas Shaw exempted from poll tax and road duty.
09
07
1885
4
650
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26.E?
Board remitted poll tax against N.E. Bunting, he being a nonresident of State. '
10
05
1885;
4
653
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27.?i
?i Board remitted poll tax against J.T. Edens being overage. 10 OS 1885 4 654
28.??
;s Report from Chairman on taxes collected for past years. 10 05 1885, 4 654
.29.?? Baord found clerical errors in Tax Books and ordered tax changes due to these errors. IO 05 1885 4 654
.30.?? Report from Chairman on taxes collected for past years. 11 02 1885; 4 657
,31.?? Poll taxes remitted to J.H. Savage, John H. Cowan and Colvin Walker. 11 02 1885 4 657 ?
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Board reduced valuation on property of A.E. Jackson.
11
02
1885
4
657
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.33.;?
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James Hankins relieved from poll tax due to physical disability. „
11
02
1885.
4
658
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34.i?
Taxes remitted to J. Kent Brown, Isaac Hines, D.H. Workman, Jordan Lemon, Joseph McGuire, John A. Rip?ey,
12
07
1885,
4
661 .
;? and heirs of Mrs. A.E. Mohn.
i4
35:'
R.B. Moore relieved of po11 tax, and property tax reduced for Mrs. E.M. Strock.
12
07
1885
4
661
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36?? Board reduced property valuations for Messrs. J.W, Costein and W.M. Hansley. 12 07 1885 4 661
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All double tax charged in County to be remitted if parties pay single tax forthwith.
12
07
1885,
4
661 '
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38.?? Board remitted tax against Israel and Precilla Tent, who were exempted for benevolent purposes by the 12 07 1885'? 4 662
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40.??
s Report from Chairman on taxes collected for past years. 12 07 1885 4 662
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ki Income tax of F.H. Darby to be remitted, he being exempted by Act of Assembly. 12 14 1885..;
? 4 671 .
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Sheriff to receive payments from any delinquent taxpayer without charging penalty.
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2., Henry Mack relieved from poll tax due to physical disability. ? O1 04 1886?; 4 674 ?`'
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Receipt from State Treasurer for State taxes collected by Sheriff Manning.
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04
1886?{
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677
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6.`' Report from Chairman on taxes collected for past years, pages 682?683, ; 02 Ol 1886;? 4 i
682 ?
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Thomas Brown exempted from poll tax as was Carl Dabbert.
02
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4 Y
684 ??
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James McGowan to be paid tax remitted on retail liquor license.
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O1
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4 -r
634 !,'
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9.
Property sold for 1885 taxes to County will be relieved of 25% penalty when taxes and cost are paid before„ 02
03
1886?;
4 o.
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687 ;,
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10.. Report from Chairman on taxes collected for past years, pages b96-697. „ 04 05 1386„ 4 696 ;
11.,, Tax levy made under Schedule B and C for 1886, pages 698-701. ?, 04 05 1886;: 4 693 '
12. Sheriff to receive deeds of property sold to County for 1884 taxes . 04
. 05 1886
.. 4 701 i'
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Board remitted tax against John K. Brown having been paid by Daniel Webster.
05
03
1886 :,
4 ,.
710 i:
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14. Report from Chairman on taxes collected for past years. 06 07 1886 ?V 4 717
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15. Several persons listed who were allowed to list their taxes. . 07 05 1886' 4 723 ?
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16.
Petition of W. Latimer on property valuation referred to Board of Assessors of Harnett Township. 07
05
1886 `;
4 ?.
723 ??
17.,
List of persons allowed to list their taxes.
08
02
1886 `;
4 M:
728 ??
18. F.A. Wood exempted from poll tax due to physical disability. 08 02 1886; 4 728 ?^
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., Board of Assessors recommended no changes on petition of W. Latimer. 08 02 1886 , 4 729 `
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20.,, Petition of Messrs. White and Pearsall and other merchants relative to tax listing deferred. , 08 02 1886 ?, 4 729 ?
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21.,, E.D. Mcllhenny allowed to sell goods without payment of tax. 08 02 1886 ; 4 730 '?
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22.,
Board met to revise tax lists and hear complaints.
08
09
1886
4 ?
733 }?
23.
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S.P. Hardwick, J.C. Moore, A. Shrien and H.B. Eilens allowed to list their taxes,
08
09
1886,;
4 i?
733 ?;
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24.: Board fixed valuations on capital stock of First National and Bank of New Hanover. „ 08 09 1886i
?? 4 733
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25.::
Henry Holmes and Jasper Bishop allowed to list taxes.
. 08
16
1886 ,
4 ?
734 ??
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26.? Valuation on property of W.A. Cumming not reduced, reduced for J,D. Bellamy, and increased for J. Sidbery. 08
" 16 1886.
? 4 734 i°
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27..q D.M. Fennell turned over 1886 Tax Books to Board. 09 Ol 1886. 4 734 ??
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Shaw showed that Sheriff had settled
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29.' Delinquent taxpayers may list with Sheriff if pay single tax when property is listed. 09 06 1886 Y 4
30.? J.W. Davis relieved from poll tax due to physical disability. 09 06 1ii86 4
31., Part of assessment of Thomas Evans was reduced and part unchanged. 09 06 1886 4
32.,; Board remitted Cape Fear poll tax against John Jordan, and reduced assessment for Addie Amey and increased 09 06 1886 4
it for Burnell Amey. .,
33.., Property valuation reduced for Martin 0'Brien.
34. Property valuation reduced for John Devine and increased for John Sheean.
35., Report from Chairman on taxes received for past years.
36... Property valuation of P. Donhan, Dr. F.C. Miller and W.E, Springer reduced.
37.' Board remitted poll tax against Bartholmew Kelly.
38.`! Report from Chairman on taxes received for past years.
39.` Clerk to furnish Sheriff an abstract of taxes due by F.W. Clark who has removed to Wake County.
40. John W. Moore exempted from poZl tax due to physical disability.
41. Nancy Gause allowed to list her taxes and Register to cancel deed held by County in name of J.K. Brown.
42. Anna Highsmith allowed to list 1886 taxes and Register to cancel deed held by County in her name.
43. Property valuations of W.G. Brown and A.E. Jackson reduced.
44. Joseph D. Hall allowed to list his taxes for 1886.
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County
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE ?' MINUTE BOOK ;;'
1Nonth I Day I Year '? Vot. I Page °'
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l. Needham Jones and Edward McCabe relieved from paying taxes. 12 06 1886 :, 4 755
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2." Reduced valuation on Spicer place owned by Oscar Pearsall. 12 06 1886: 4 755
3. Taxes remitted to Mrs. M.E. Cushing, R.H. Grant, Jack Hoopery S. Schrieber, 12 06 1886 4 756
4.? Mrs. Mary Hodges relieved from paying tax, and property valuation changed for F.W. Kerchner, Mrs. Wright . 12 06 1886 ; 4 756 I
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and Fred Price.
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5.
? Report from Chairman on taxes collected for past years. ; O1
„ 03 1887 4 770
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6.?? Po11 taxes remitted W.C. Puckett, Simon Craig, and J.E. Pickett. Ol 03 1887,y 4 771
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7.k?
R.B. Moore relieved from poll tax due to physical disability.
, 8.;' Sher?ff's receip? from State Treasurer for ISS6 taxes.
_ 9.;k PoZls and property listed by Sheriff Manning for 1886 taxes.
10..; List of insolvents and those taxes not found in 1885, but since collected, gages 783?-786.
.11.?; Report from Chairman on taxes collected for past years.
12.'; J.G. Burr awarded contract to compute taxes and wrxte up Tax Books.
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13.. Chariman to have 1,000 copies made of Revenue Laws for distribution of inerchants and dealers,
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14.??
? Turner pozier relieved from poll tax he being over 50 years of age.
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15.?
, ^„ Tax levy made on various enterprises for 1887, pages 8-10.
16.?q
t? Chairman reported on nonies he has collectd.
17.s Report from Chairman on taxes collected for years past.
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18.4a
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Chairman reported on assessment value placed on C.C. Railroad Company.
19.:? Assessment values set on W.C. & A. Railroad Co. and on Wilmington Railway Bridge Company.
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,20.`?
Board assessed the New I?anover Transit Company.
,21.?? Larry Williams allowed to list his taxes in Harnett Township.
,22.;; Board met to receive returns of list takers and assessors. (See TAX DEPARTMENT- Listers)
List of persons allowed to list their taxes.
List of persons allowed to list taxes.
OI 03 1887 4 771
O1 03 1887 4 774
02 22 1887, 4 782
02 22 1887 4 783
03
04
05
05
05
06
07
07
07
07
07
07
07
07
25.? Chairman collected money for past years taxes. 07
,26.??
?s Proceedings of Board of Equalization spread on minutes. 07
,27.;? Assessment changes made by Board of Equalization, pages 25-26. „ 07
.28.r; Assessment increased on N.C. Phosphate Company. 07
29.r, Board acted on tax assessment reductions, pages 29-34. „ 07
.30.;? G.F. May allowed to list his poll tax and J.F. Cowan allowed to list his tax. . 07
s
31.,? James Hollis and John Garrell allowed to list taxes, and Board acted on a number of tax complaints . 07
32.p? Chairman to determine from State Treasurer D. Baine if taxes can be collected from property of Bridges and 07
y? Colliers, sold to U.S. Government.
,33.a Board acted on tax complaints on assessed valuations. 03
34.? J.D. Brown allowed to list his poll tax. 08
y
35.?i Shares of First National Bank assessed at 70? on $100 valuation and of Bank of New Hanover, 90? on $100. 08
36.;i Sheriff exhibited receipts from State and County Treasurers for his 1886 tax settlement. 09
37.'?
, Tax Books for 1887 turned over to Sheriff for collection. 09
,38.h? Al1 delinquent taxpayers will be allowed to list before Sheriff if they pay their taxes when list property. 09
39.f; George Chadbourn, President of First National Bank,;protested 1887 taxes on Bank's shares. 09
,40.?? Elijah Moore exempted from paying poll tax due to physical disability. 09
41.;?
; Chairman reported on taxes collected for past years. 10
42.;j Deeds for property of B.M. Campbell voided by Register since A. Campbell paid taxes on same. 10
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43.;.4 Remitted poll taxes against W. Hunter and M.H. Hill, they being nonresidents of County, 10
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44.¢s
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:? Robert Dozier allowed to list his poll tax. ; 10
07 ?887 4 792
04 1887 5 2
02 1887 S 7
02 1887 5 7
OZ 1887 5 8 .
06 1887 5 15
04 1887 5 19
04 1887 5 19
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04 1887 , 5 20
04 1887 5 20
04 1887 , 5 20
06 1887 5 24 „
06 1887 ., 5 24
11 1887 ? 5 25
11 1887 .. 5 25 ,
11 1887 ,? 5 25 .,
11 1887 ,; 5 25 ,
11 1887 : 5 25
11 1887 ., 5 25
13 1887 ? 5 27 ?,
18 1887 5 27
22 1887 „ 5 28 ,
25 1887 5 28
Ol 1887 5 35
Ol 1887 5 35
05 1887 S 38 y
05 1887 5 38
05 1887 ' S 38
05 1887 , 5 39
05 1887 „ 5 39
03 1887 S 42
03 1887 5 42
03 1887 , 5 43
03 1887 ?;
ii 5 43
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INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover Cour?ty N
C TAX DEPARTMENT
MATTER
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Reduced assessment on property of Mrs,
Louise F. Harrell and valuation reduced for D.
0'Conner
and S.H. , 10
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2.? Valuation on Cape Fear Distillary chang ed, 10 10 1£337 '? 5 46 „
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• Po11 taxes remitted Isaac Cowan and W. Fonville, they being overage. 11 07 1887 .? S 48 ;e
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S Poll tax remitted John Hill, he being a resident of Roberson County. , 11 07 1887
aY S 48 r=
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5., Remitted poZl tax against Wilkes Morris, and R.B. P?Ioore relieved of poll tax, as was James Nich ols. :?l 07 1887 ' 5 48 i?
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6..:, Board found error in taxes computed for income in 1887 Tax Books and Sheriff to correct. 11 07 1887 `° 5 48 '
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7.,? Poll taxes remitted E.A. Alderman, D.L. Pearce and J.F. Walker, and reduced property valuation for 12 05 1887 ; 5 52 ?
Catharine A. ?fay. „ ,
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8._ Contract foz advertising delinquent taxes awarded Messenger Publishing Company.
9. First National Bank allowed to list their stock and resident stockholders,
10. Reduced tax on property of F.A. Lord and J.J. Dicksey and Henry Lumsden relieved of poll taxes.
11. Sheriff to levy tax on property of D.N. Chadwick, agent of Mrs. L. Chadwick, to satisfy taxes for 1887.
12. E.V. Richard exempted from poll tax due to physical disability.
13. Chairman reported on delinquent taxes collected on page 67.
14. Tax levy set down as adopted by Boards of Justices and Commissioners,
15. Frederick Metts exempted from paying poll tax due to physical disability,
16. Board met to hear complaints of taxpayers, but no quorum so adjourned,
17. Assessments placed on Sea Coast Railroad and New Hanover Transit Company,
18.; Robert Nixon an3 G.F. Horne allowed to list their taxes.
19., M. Dawling allowed to peddle without paying County tax.
20., Murphy Ward allowed to list his poll tax.
21.., Board met to hear complaints of taxpayers.
22. No tax complaints against assessments for present year,
23.,. Board declined to hear tax complaints for previous years.
24..„ Joseph Willis allowed to list his taxes in Masonboro Township.
25.,; W.B. Larkins, H.D. Burkheinier and Johnson Bowers allowed to list their taxes.
O1 02 1388 5
O1 02 1888 5
O1 02 1888 5
02 05 1888 5
02 05 1888 5
02 05 1883 5
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06 1888 5
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13 1888 5
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13 1888 5
13 1s88 - 5
20 1888 5
20 1$88 ' 5
20 1888 5
26..; Assessments reduced on property of Mrs. C.A. McDuffee and J.L. Winner. , 08
27.., Assessment set on land of Sea Coast Railroad sold to company by George Harriss, 08
28.., Sheriff showed receipts from State and County Treasurers showing he had settled 1887 taxes.(SHERIFF`S DEPT?, 09
29.,: Tax Books for 1888 turned over to Sheriff after he exhibited Treasurer's receipts. 09
30. Mrs. Sarah C. Smith and P.J. DeLeon allowed to list taxes. 09
31. Henry Sharpless exempted from poll tax and Sol Bear and Walter Creasy allowed to list their taxes.
32., Tax charged against personal property of G.W. Murry remitted.
33., Addie Amey relieved of payment of double tax, and property tax reduced for Del Evans.
34.„ Delinquent parties may list before Sheriff if pay single tax when they list.
35. Tax against Harriet Barrett remitted and tax reduced for W.H. Register.
36..; William May, S.S. Mints and Frank Weston exempted from poll taxes and poll tax remitted W.H. Bishop.
37..; Poll taxes remitted John Clark, M.H. Hill, Benjamin Farrow, Edward Sharpless and Henry Walker.
38.,., Tax remitted J.H. Jones due to an error in his tax list.
39. Taxes remitted H.G. Harris, Thomas Sykes, J.W. Taylor and H.C. Evans.
40._, John H. Leonard excused from Iisting poll tax for 1888.
41. Valuations reduced on Messenger Publihsing Co. and Orton House owned by Mrs. Catharine Murchison.
42. Property valuations reduced for Elijah M. Green and Timon Council.
43. Ann Davis allowed to list taxes for 1888 if she pays taxes when she lists.
44.; J.H. Jones exempted from poll tax due to physical disability.
03 1888 „ S
03 1888 , 5
17 1888 5
10 Ol 1888 5
10 Ol 1888 5
lfl O1 188$ 5
10 Ol 1883 5
11 05 1888 5
11 05 1883 5
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11 12 1888 .;
12 03 1885
12 03 1888
12 03 1888
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SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
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NATURE OF PROCEEDiNGS
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Poll tax charged against Capt. J.W. Harper remitted he being a nonresident.
12 _
17
1888 :3
5 _
129 ,
2.'f J.C. Thatcher allowed to peddle without payment of tax. 12 17 1888 5 129
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Property valuation reduced for A.H. Van Bokelin and increased on lands of D. 0'Conner and his associates.
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1889
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130
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Poll tax charged E.A. Henderson remitted he being a resident of Wayne County.
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07
1889
5
130
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Property valuations reduced for Mary E. Woody and Martha S. Hewlett.
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07
1889;
5
131
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6.?? R.B. Moore exempted from poll tax and public duties due to loss of one hand. Ol 07 1889?1 5 131 :
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7.??
Liberty Chapman exempted from poll tax, and John rlcRae relieved from poll tax and all public duties.
02
04
1889
5
136
8.°? Sheriff's settlement showing abatements by Commissioners for 1888 taxes. 02 13 1889 5 139 ;
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Sheriff's settlemnet showing list of p?rsons and taxes for 1888, pages 140-142.
02
13
.
1889
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5
139
10. List of insolvents of 1887 collection by Sheriff since settlement last year. 02 13 1889 5 143
11. Sheriff's settlement showing amount of certificates for property sold County for 1888 taxes, pages 144-147. 02 13 1889 5 144
12.' Sheriff`s settlement in account with School Fund from 1888 taxes, pages 148?149. 02 13 1889 , 5 148
13.y? H.O. Cray's tax on solvent credit to be remitted. 04 O1 1889 5 154
14.,.
. .; Complaints made against Board because parties have not been dispossessed from property County purchased. 04 O1 1889
. 5 156
„
15.?, Sheriff to take action to obtain possession of property County purchased. 04 O1 1889 , 5 156 ,
16.!? Tax levy made on different subjects of taxation, pages 159-163. 05 06 1889 ., 5 159 „
17.'? Sheriff's settlement in account with General Fund for 1888 taxes, pages 172-173. , 06 04 1889 , 5 172 „
18.:? Board appraised and assessed Wilmington and Seacoast Railroad, pages 178-179. 07 Ol 1389 . 5 178 ,.
19.;? Board assessed land known as the Hammocks and Ocean View Railroad, 07 Ol 1889 5 179 ,
20.;; Board assessed New Hanover Transit Company. 07 08 1889 ,, 5 182
21.? Board assessed Carolina Oil Company's improvements. 07 08 1889 5 182
22.. Board recessed and will hear tax complaints at next meeting. 07 08 1889 5 182
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23.'?
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James 0. Brown and John Howland allowed to list their poll tax, and assessment reduced for D.B. Barber.
08
05
1889
S
184
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24.'?
. ,a Tax assessment reduction not granted Parsley and Wiggins. 08 12 1889 5 187
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Petition from Mrs. R.J. Bunting to reduce land valuation laid on table since Board has no power to deduct
08
12
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187
; 1887 valuations.
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26.s Money on hand listed for taxation to be remitted Mrs Susie B. Dudley. 08 12 1889 5 187
27." John Atkinson to list shares of Wilmington Savings & Trust Co. or it will be returned delinquent, 08 12 1889 5 187
I28.??
- ?? All delinquent taxpayers may list before Sheriff if pay single tax when listing. 08 19 1889 5 188
s;
29.`;
Sheriff exhibited receipts from State and County Treasurers showing he had settled 1888 taxes.
08
19
1889
5
188
30.,$ Tax Books for 1889 given to Sheriff to collect after he displayed Treasurer receipts. 08 19 1889 5 188
,
31.;; Property valuation reduced for Mrs. S. M.S. Hicks. 09 03 1889 , 5 190 _
32.p; M. Dowling allocaed to peddle goods without paying County tax due to a physical disability. 09 03 1889 5 190
33.; T.J. Cowan, F.A. Wood and J.S. Harris exempted from poll taxes. ? 10 07 1889 5 194
34.;r Poll tax remitted charged against heirs of Henry Walker, deceased. 10 07 1889 5 195
35., Tax on franchise of Carolina Central Railroad to be corrected by Col. J. Burr. 10 07 1839 .. 5 195
36.,; Numerous assessed property reductions granted. 10 07 1889 , 5 195 ,
37.?? Pension tax to be remitted railroads and banks for 188$ since were paid directly to State Treasurer. 10 07 1889 ;. 5 195
38.,; Reduced property valuations of B.J. Jacobs and Mrs. Lizzie P. Feguinn, and J.Wells exempted from poll tax., 11 04 1889 , 5 198
?9..: A.D. Maloy allowed to peddle without paying County tax. 11 04 1889 5 198 ?
40.? Several stevedores claimed nonresidency and poll taxes will be remitted to them when file written 11 04 1889 5 198
:y affidavit with Sheriff.
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„? Richard Jordan exempted form poll tax due to physical disability. 11 04 1889 5 199
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Personal property valuation reduced for J.P. Hopewell, but reduced valuation denied I?4rs. Kate Brown.
11
04
1889
5
199
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Poll taxes against H.G. Harriss, G.W. Frienson and Noah Boney to be remitted, pages 202-204.
12
02
1889
5
202
44.?'; Reduced tax on money on hand of R.L. Hutchens. 12 02 1889 5 204
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Reo. u. s. County Indeze? Since 1888 ? To locats names, open at , COTT A•Z TAB INDEX `
??r OFFIC! ?GCa-?'i An IdentiEyina Trade Merk ? SURNAME INITIAL TAB MADE BY TH@ COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
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Poll taxes remitted H.M. Craig, deceased, and Rev, James W, Telfain, overage.
O1
06
1890t,
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213 ?,
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„? Property valuation reduced for John Harris Howe, and tax on property remitted Adrian and Vollers. ?
. Ol 06 1890;'
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Property valuations reduced for Duncan McEachern and L,S.F. Brown.
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07 ?.
1890:;
5
214 E?'
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4.,,r Letter from B.F. Turlington relative to tax on dogs laid on the table, , 02 03 1890`; 5 217 ?r
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Sheriff's settlement with the State for 1889 taxes.
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02
03
1890:
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221 '"
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6.'M`
?, List of taxpayers in Sheriff's settlement for 1889 taxes, pages 222?223?
,. 02 03 1890,
r. 5 222 a;
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7.! List of insolvents of 18?38 collected since settlement for 1888 taxes. 02 03 1890' S 224 ?^
.,
8.., List of abatements by Commissioners for errors in Tax List for 1889. 02 03 1890
?e 5 225 '
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9_ Beturns of real estate sold by Sheriff for unpaid State and County taxes for 1889, pages 226-230 02 03 1890. 5 226
10._ Tax to be remitted Wilmington Light Infantry and deed given over to Company from County, 03 03 1890 5 234
11.,, Taxes to be remitted Mary Ann Hooper, D. 0'Connor and Julius A. Bonitz. 04 07 1890 5 241
12. Orton Hotel was overassessed and assessment reduced. 04 14 1890 5 244 ;
13.,, Tax levy made for 1890 under Schedules A, B and C, pages 250-251. 06 02 1890e 5 250
14.,, Complaint made to Board that several parties have failed to list their taxes under Schedule B. . 06 23 1890.a 5 255 k,
15., Register of Deeds will examine books with accountant of those who have not listed their taxes. 06 23 1890 5 255 ;
16. F.W. Foster, Evelina Farmer and Merena Russ allowed to list their taxes, 07 07 1890r 5 256 ?:
17.,, Board assessed the New Hanover Transit Company. 07 07 1890, 5 256 ,:
18.., Tax assessment on Blocks 274 and 288 reduced. 07 14 1890. 5 261 i;
19?; Board recessed before hearing tax complaints. _ 07 14 1890,; 5 261 :
20. Board assessed Wilmington, Onslow and East Carolina Railroad upon returns of H.A. Whiting, General Manager. 07 14- 1890 S 261 .
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21. Board assessed Ocean View Railroad upon returns of S. Van Amringe, its president. 07 14 1890_ 5 261 j
22. Board assessed Wilmington Sea Coast Railroad upon returns of J.R. Nolan, General Manager. 07 14 1890 5 262
23.' Board proceeded to act upon tax complaints, but no complaints. 08 11 1890' S 266
r=
24.. Tax Books received by Col. James Burr, who computed them, and Clerk to notify Sheriff to collect taxes. 09 Ol 1890, 5 268
25. Board revised Jury List form 1889 Tax Books, 09 O1 1890 5 269 `
26. All delinquent taxpayers allowed to list their taxes before the Sheriff if they pay same when listing or 09 O1 1890 5 269 :,
else will be charged double tax.
29., Rev.A. M. Conway and Daniel Williams exempted from poll taxes. „ 10 06 1890 5 272
s?
30., L.J. Kirk and Aaron Hewlett exempted from poll tax due to physical disabiltiy. 10 06 1890 5 273 `
31.,. Board found Carolina Central Railroad had been overcharged for State and pension tax. 10 06 1890', 5 273 n,
32.,, Money to be remitted Carolina Central Railroad and State Auditor to be notified so State may collect from 10 06 1890 5 273 ?
the Railroad. „ , '
33. Poll taxes remitted John E. Wood, W.H. Davis, Susie Roberts and Joseph Campbell. 11 03 1890'
, 5 276 '
,, ,
34.. Personal property tax remitted Every Green, there being a clerical error, and property tax remitted A.Neff. 11 03 1890,: 5 276 ,;
35.,, Tax on cash on hand listed by W.H. Wiggins reduced. 12 Ol 1890„ 5 285 „
36,. Poll taxes remitted Cornelius E?ans and John Farmer. „ 12 Ol 1890, 5 285 ,
37. Request form R.W. Hicks granted to correct error on property valuation and receive refund. 12 08 1890 5 286
3$. Cornelius Evans, Noah Boney, W.H. Howard and G.M. Green relieved from poll tax. 12 08 1890 5 287
39.
., Board ruled it had no jurisdiction to relieve J.M. King from poll tax, having turned 50 on Sept. 17, 1890.
.. 12 08 1890=. 5 287
,:
40. Property valuation reduction made on Carolina Oil and Creasote Co. 12 08 1?90 5 287 °
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4I. James Murphy and Joshuway Garrell relieved of poll tax due to physical disabilities. 12 15 I890 5 289 :
42. Taxes against E.J. Bryant and J.G. Wagner abated. 12 29 1890 5 290 ':
43. Poll taxes remitted Henry Mack and J.E. Grant's heirs. 12 29 1890 5 290 '
44. Taxes listed by L.J. Paisson, agent for Kate Williams, to be remitted. 12 29 1890 5 290 :
45. Taxes remitted Henry G. Harris and J.D.H. Klander. 12 29 1890 S 291 .
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46.' Poll taxes remitted F.S. Clark, Emoline Murry and Kim Hamilton. Ol 05 1891 5 293 ''
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eec. u. s. County Indezee Since 1888 n`i To loeats names, open at COTT A•2 TAB INDEX
r?r OFFICE ??? An Identifying Trade Mark (}? SURNAME INITIAL TAB MADE BY THE CQTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
DATE °` MINUTE BOOK ';;
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS ' ° ?
Month ? Day I Year ,, Vol. I Page "
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1.
. f Taxes remitted J.E. Sampson and Mary A. Hooper. Ol 05 1891 ''
. ?, S 294
2. Poll tax remitted W.H. Green, and tax on personal property of Mrs, Fanny Latimer remitted. Ol 12 1891 ? 5 295
n
3.`? Sheriff's receipt from State Treasurer for State taxes from County for 1890, Ol 2$ 1891 .. 5 298 ?
4. List of taxpayers for 1890 taxes from Sheriff, pages 299--301. Ol 28 1891 ' S 299
5.?
, List of property sold to County by Sheriff for unpaid 1890 taxes, pages 302-305. O1 28 1891 R
, 5 302
e
6.!
,
? List of abatements by Commissioners for errors in valuation on 1890 Tax Books.
?. Ol 28 1891 :?
? 5 306
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List of insolvents of 1889 collected by Sheriff since settlement of 1889 taxes.
Ol
28
1891
5
307
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8.!G Sheriff's settlement in account with General Fund and School Fund for 1890 taxes, pages 308r309, Ol 28 1891 ; 5 308
9.?? Avgustus Davis, Daniel Smith and George Walker exempted from poll tax. 04 06 1891 , 5 320
10. M. Cronly reported County needed new Block Book. 04 13 1891 5 323
C;
11. Man to be employed to take property descriptions down as they would be given in for taxes by the owners. 04 13 1891 5 323
X2.` No further tax to be levied on stevedors. 05 04 1891 5 324
13.?j S.P. Collier to take down property information for new Block Book as would be given in for taxes by owners, 05 04 1891 „ 5 324 „
14.ke Tax levy for 1891 taxes under Schedules B and C set down on subjects for taxation, pages 325-327. „ 05 04 1891 „ 5 325 „
15.';
.I J.F.A. Reaves allowed to peddle goods without paying tax due to physical disability. 06 Ol 1891 , 5 331 ,
16.;s Amos Wallace exempted from poll tax due to physical disability. 06 O1 1891 5 331 „
17.?s Board requested Board of Magistrates convene early to reduce tax rate since present rate will produce more,, 06 26 1891 ,., 5 336
, ;; taxes than needed. „ ,
?8.,;
? Jessy Pope and property in name of Trustees of Union Gospel Trumpeters exempted from taxes, , 07 06 1891 „ 5 337 :,
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Report from Assessor J.G. Burr on valuations set on real estate in Wilmington Township.
07
06
1891 ,.
5
337 ..
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_ 07 13 1891
?. 5 341
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21.' H.S. Kure relieved from paying tax on pool table and bowling alley. 08 03 1891 5 342
22.'
, ;,; Board prdered that 37? tax levy would be made, not 47?, subject to approval of Board of Magistrates.
. 08 03 1891 5 342
23.w? Board acted on equalizing valuata.ons on certain property as listed. 08 10 1891 5 345
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24.k?
Board acted on equalizing valuations on certain property as listed.
08
11
1891 V
5
346
25.';
, ?y Board acted on equalizing valuations on certain property as listed.
,,. 08 12 1891
,,, 5 347
,
26.?;
?, Board acted on equalizing valutaions on certain property as listed, pages 347-348. 08 13 1891
„ 5 347
.
27.? Board acted on equalizing valuations on certain property as listed. 08 17 1891 5 348
28..
,3 Col. J.D. Burr presented 1891 Tax Book and it was given to Sheriff for collection, 09 07 1891 5 350
.,
29.Fi Persons delinquent in listing taxes may do so before Sheriff if pay taxes when listing or else will be 09 07 1891 5 350
`? charged a double tax.
k?
30.;; Benjamin F. Hawkins exempted from poll tax. 09 07 1891 5 350
31.? Poll tax remitted J.H. Hewett and Noah Boney exempted from poll tax. 10 05 1891 5 353
32.?„ Property valuations reduced for Mrs. Catherine J. Williams, Mrs. M,E. Agostine and A.D. Wessell. 10 05 1891 5 353
33•'„ Property valuation reduced for G.H. Bulkey, Mrs. M.L. Balles and J.M. Brenier. 10 15 1891 5 356
34.;: Property valuations reduced for Mrs. C. Murchison on Orton House, Annie Hewlett and J.T, Canady. 11 02 1891 5 358
35.;; Assessors's were sustained on property valuations of Col. B.R. Moore, Ocean View Co. and Margaret A.Hastler 11 02 1891 „ 5 358
36.`;; List of errors in personal property listing. 11 02 1891 „ 5 359
37.`?
; C.C. Ketchum, and Howard Relief Fire Engine exempted form taxation. 11 02 1891 5 359
,
38.';
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Property valuations reduced for Louisa Swan and the Imperial Pine Product Co.
11
02
1891
5
359
,
39.?' Assessors were sustained in property val.uations of O.H. Wibgens. 11 02 1891 5 359
40."
u? Property valuations reduced for Love Grove property. 11 02 1891 5 359
41.i'.
a W.L. DeRossett Jr. appointed to bind Block Books for City lots. (See REGISTER OF DEEDS) 11 02 1891 5 359
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Property valuations unchanged for Mr. F. Rheinstern and W. Buckamen, and reduced for Tilly Mitchell.
11
23
1891
5
363
43.; Poll tax remitted Joseph Harriss, he being overage. 11 23 1891 5 363
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;?Valuation reduced on property of Mr. Andrew Smith. !:
11
30 X
1891;;
S
363 `!
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2. j' No action taken on advalorum tax request from Taylor and Fiumphrey since Board feels they l?ave ?o pozaer in ?it
s ' 11 30 1891 ?.` 5 363 ??
3. ??yProperty valuations reduced for Junius Davis. 12 Ol 1391;?a 5 365 ??
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4. -yHaywood Turner exempted from poll tax due to physical disability.
„ 12 07 1891w? 5 367 `'
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5. +Property valuations reduced for John H. Strauss, Mrs. M.E. Smith and for heirs o£ E.A. Sholar, r 12 07 1891'^; 5 368 ??
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6. ;Personal property tax to be remitted James Everett, „ 12 07 1891.? 5 368 ??
7.
'Property valuations reduced for H.A. Kure, and poll tax remitted W.T. Hall, a nonresident.
12
21
1891?
5
371 i;
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8. Board took no action in matter of Sampson property or in taxation of property of J,C. Kickham. , 12 21 1891: S 371 ;?
9. Property valuation reduced for the National Bank property. 12 28 1891„ 5 372 :
10. Taxes remitted Mrs. T1.C. Bowden since property was listed by Mrs. M.E. Borden. O1 04 1892,, 5 375 ,.
11. J.J. Jackson relieved from poll tax due to physical disability. Ol 04 1892 5 375 ,,
12. _.Taxes on property of M.C.S. Noble, on heirs of Al1en Ryan, on Wesley Stevenson and on Mrs.R.B, Davis abated. O1 11 1892 5 379
13. ,.Property valuations reduced for F.P. Williston and Daniel Howard. ,. Ol 11 1892„ 5 379 ,
14. „Owen Gooding charged two poll taxes and one to be remitted, poll tax remitted O.L. Dudley as well, ,. Ol 11 1892 5 379 4,
15. ,County tax refunded N. Jones and tax on personal property of David Powell abated, and tax remitted J. Payne., 02 Ol 1892_; 5 380 +
s;
16. Commissioners Worth, Montgomery and Moore to settle with Sheriff for 1891 taxes due County, , 02 Ol 1892,,, 5 380 ;?
17. „E.M. Sierles allowed to sell Walcott's Pain Paint without payino license tax since he manufactures same. . 02 Ol 1892?, 5 381 ;
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18.
„Tax reduced on property of Dianna Tarrington and F. Rheinstien.
02
02
1392
5
384 .
19. ,List of polls and property listed by Sheriff Stedman for 1891 taxes, pages 385-390. „ 02 02 1892., 5 385 ;
20. .List of abatements by Commissioners for overcharge errors in 1891 Tax Books, pages 390-391
., 02 02 1392;;
„ 5 390
21. Sheriff's settlement in account with the General, School and Special Sinking Funds for 1891 taxes, pages 02 02 1892
.. 5 392 ?'
,.
392-397. ,, ,,. ,
22. List of certificates for property sold to County for unpaid 1891 taxes, pages 398-403. 02 02 1892 . 5 398 ?,
23. List of insolvents not found as returned by Sheriff for 1891. 02 02 1892 ; 5 404 .
24. List of insolvents of 1890 collected by Sheriff ?tedman since settlement by Sheriff Manning for 1890 taxes. 02 02 1892 5 404 :
25. Receipt from State Treasurer on Sheriff's 1891 tax settlement. _, 02 02 1892 5 405 ;;
26. Taxes levied under Schedules S and C on various subjects, pages 416-419. 05 02 1892 . 5 416 "
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27. W.H. Carney relieved from poll tax due to physical disability. 06 27 1892 5 426
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28. .,George M. Green exempted from poll tax due to physical disability. OS O1 I892„ 5 432
29. Valuation reductions not granted Mrs. M.C. Augustine and C. Michaelis, but granted I.H. Weil, I. Shrier, , 08 08 1892 5 435 ?.
heirs of J.H. Thompson, G.M. Robbins, Wirginus Hall, W.P. Toon and T.C. Mclllhenny.
?,
08
08
1592
5
435
:;
30. „Valuation reduction granted J.L. Wescott, but added valuations to Mr. Piner's property. 08 08 1892p, 5 436 '
31. Valuation reductions granted George R. French on Sea Coast Railroad and Stacy Van Amringe.(BD. OF EQUALIZ.), 08 09 1392?, 5 437 „
32. ,No action taken on re?uest for reduced valuation from H,C. Evans. 08 09 1392., S 437 ,.
33. Tax lister Burr turned over 1892 Tax Books and these given to Sheriff to collect. . 09 05 1892, 5 439 „
34. ,'Sheriff to allow all delinquents to list their property without double tax if pay tax when listing. 09 05 1892 5 439 ,,
35. .?James Brown exempted from poll tax due to physical disability. 09 05 1892, 5 439 ,
36. .:Board took no action on letter from James Burr. 09 05 1892.. 5 439 ;
37. Property valuations reduced for R.E. Heide, W.H. Carr, E.D. Sloan, ?+T.J. Hawkins, A.E. Torrence, R.A. Pansl-, 10 03 1892 5 444
ey, R.F. Hanne and McLean Loften.
38. Richard Jordan, Noah Boney, Thomas Dellon and Henry Brown exempted from poll taxes. 11
39. Property valuations reduced for William Goodman and Frank Willisten. 11
40. Board took no a?tion in matter of Brutz Cullar. 11
41. Board will not accept deeds for real estate in Sheriff's settlement if taxpayer has personal property which 11
may be sold.
42. 'Tax abated on bank stock of A.M. Baldwin, same was listed by Bank of New Hanover.
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07 1892
07 1892
07 1892
07 1892
05 1892 ?
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5 449
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5 449 ;
5 449
5 450
5 453
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o?r OFFICE ?l?e? An Identifving Trade Mark SURNAME INITIAL TAB MADE BY THE CQTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROL(NA
NATURE OF PROLEEDINGS
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1. J.P. Hopewell exempted from poll tax, and property valuation reduced for James Walker. 12 05 1892 ' S 453
nh
2.? Tax matter of W.M. Cumming referred to Chariman Bagg. 12 05 1892 ;
; 5 453 y
_ 3.?j
!? Tax abated charged against Wilmington Light Infantry. 12 05 1892:
,? 5 453
,.
. 4.?9 Mitchell Frazier and Stephen Lurngston exempted from poll taxes, and poll taxes abated for pouglas Olie : 12 05 1892
?, 5 454 ,
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and John Carterett.
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,
, 5.F Property valuation reduction not granted John F. Rulfs, but reduced for David Jones. 12 05 1892 :
? 5 454
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, 6.??
Property valuation reduced for Mrs. C.B. Corbett.
12
05
,
1892
5
455
? 7.??3
,? Party who exhibits Galatea is required to pay necessary tax.
. 12 05 1892+'
n 5 456
. 8.?; Taxes on personal property of S.W. NobZe abatea, ana John Farmer exempted from poll tax. 12 05 1892 5 456
. 9.?; Tax on personal property of J.D. Sellers abated, and Robert B. Pickens exempted fram poll tax. 12 19 1892 5 463
.10.`_ Poll tax against John Johnson abated, and tax against W.P. Oldham abated, 02 06 1893 5 468
.11.;? List of corrections to be made in Tax List. 02 06 1893 S 469
,12.?? Board passed resolution concerning collecting back taxes from W. & W. Railroad. 02 06 1893 5 469
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List of abatements by Commissioners for errors in 1892 Tax List.
02
06
1893
5
472
14.ty
z Statement of insolvents and not found taxes for 1892 as returned by Sheriff, 02 06 1893 5 473
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15.`;
,4? List of insolvents of 1891 collected by Sheriff and accounted in his 1892 settlement. 02 06 1893
_. 5 474
16.?;
. ;? List of property sold to County for unpaid taxes due for I892, pages 475 -478. 02 06 1893 5 475
17."?
- ;? Sheriff's settlement in account with General Fund for IH92 taxes.
, 02 06 1893
, 5 479
,?
18.??
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Sheriff's settlement in account with School Fund for 1892 taxes.
-
02
06
1893
??
5
480
,?
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Sheriff's settlement in account with Special Fund for 1892 taxes.
02
06
1893
..
5
481
,20.?,j W.R. Fryer exempted from poll tax due to physical disability, „ 03 06 1893, 5 483
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21.?
.?
,
Matter of tax on [a. & W. Railroad deferred.
.
03
20
1893
_
5
487
22•?a List of property presented by Col. T. Strange as owned by W, & W. Railroad to be taxed, (RAILROADS.) 04 03 1893 5 488
,23.N? Mr. Elliot, President of W. & W. Railroad,present to pay taxes on Railroad if Board would accept such. 04 03 1893 , 5 488
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,24.?!
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Board moved that tax matter on W. & W. Railroad be postponed since vacancy on Board and an important issue,
04
03
1893„
5
489 „
F
25.f?
Amount of back taxes tendered by Mr. Elliot as due by W. & W. Railroad was calculated by N.C. Railroad
04
04
1893 ,
5
493 „
'; Commission.
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26.;? General Assembly compromised back taxes due by W. & W. RaiZroad if it would surrender its right of exempt-, 04 04 1893 , 5 493 ,
, ?; ion from taxation forever.
.27.;; Board accepted tender of baek taxes from W. & W. Railroad. 04 04 1893 5 493
?d ° .
28.;'` List of taxes assessed on Wilmington & Weldon Railroad. 04 04 1893 5 494 '
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29.`;
? Board levied taxes under Schedule B and C Revenue Acts on various subjects for 1893, pages 496-497. 05 OI 1893 5 496
. .
30.;!
, ,S $oard met in compliance with the Machinery Act of 1893, but no quorum so recessed, 07 10 1893 S 509
31.' Isaac F. Heines allowed to list his taxes in Cape Fear Township. 08 07 1893 ? 5 513
32. Board met in accordance with Maci?inery Act to hear objections to assessed property valuations, 08 O8 1$93 5 513
33. Property assessments reduced for A.D. Wessell and J.C. Stevenson. 08 08 1893 5 513
34.$ Special meeting to hear complaints from Atlantic Coast Line Railroad on assessment of real estate of said 08 16 1893 5 514
`; Railroad.
.
35.`' Mr. Elliot requested part of assessment be reduced on Railroad, as it was. 08 16 1893 5 514
36.; Property valuation reduced for W.A. McGowan. 09 04 1893 5 518
37.?; J.G. Burr presented 1893 completed Tax Bouks and these turned over to Sheriff once he presented receipts 09 04 1893, 5 518 „
, from State and County Treasurers.
38. J.G. Burr presented 1893 completed Tax Books and these turned over to Sheriff one he presented receipts 09 04 1893 5 518
from State and C?unty Treasurers.
39.?9
; Sheriff to allow all delinquents to list their property without paying double tax if pay when listing. 09 04 1893 5 518
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'?? ? Month Day
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List of parties to receive rebate of pension tax collected by Sheriff.
,10
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02 ,
1893 ;:
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5 ?;
523 ?;
2.
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Property assessments reduced for B.J. Jacobs and H.C. Evans, and increased for Lina Wessell,
10
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02
1893 ,
5 ?°
523 ?!
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3.
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Increased property valuation of Samuel Bear Sr. and reduced it for Nixon Jones.
10
•?
02
1893
5 k?
524 ??
4.`
Board will not accept any real estate deeds from Sheriff as settlement of taxes if parties have personal
10
02
1893 ?
5 ;,
524 ;i
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: property which can be sold for such. ? '?
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5.,: Board struck solvent credit given in by George Davis having paid directly ?o State. 11
„ 06 1893 i;
„ 5 528 ?
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6.:
Board reduced income as given in by Herbert McClammy.
11
"•
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1893
5 F;
528 ;
4?
7. Poll tax remitted Rich Jordan due to Physical disability and S.H. Terry, overage. 11 Ob 1893 ' S 528
8.. Tax to be remitted or abated G.W. Moorhead, same listed by Mrs. M,E. Klein. 11 06 1893 5 528
9. Poll taxes abated Lorentus Hewett, T.J. Burnett, D.F. Klein, Marshall McAllister, Thomas Edwards and Noah 12 04 1893 5 533
„ Bondy.
10.LL Tax abated on income of J.D. Bellamy, on personal property of S,W. Noble and J.C. Heyer and on lands of 12
T.C. Miller and Burkley Williams. .
11. Abated solvent credit listed by J.B. Fails. 12
12., Report from Superior Court Clerk on tax collected on incorporation of Southern Merchantile Association. . 02
13., List of tax abatements granted by the Board, 02
I4., Tax abated Wilmington & Southport Steamboat Co. since incorporated in another County. 02
15.,; Railroad Commission and Sheriff to be notified af tax abatement of Steamboat Co. „ 02
16.,; Committee appointed to settle with Sheriff for 1893 taxes. , 02
17. List of abatements by Commissioners for errors and overcharges in 1893 Tax L?ists. 02
18. Itemized statement from Sheriff for 1893 taxes. 02
19. List of insolvents of 1892 collected by Sheriff and accounted in his 1893 tax settlement. 02
20. List of certificates of property sold to County for unpaid 1893 taxes, pages 550-555. 02
21. J.W. Davis exempted from poll tax due to physical disability. 05
22. Request from S.V. Bunting, agent of Mrs. Florence Bunting, for reduced valuation laid on table since Board 07
has no jurisdiction.
23.? Board met as required by Machinery Act to revise tax lists, but no quorum so adjourned. 07
24. Board met to hear tax complaints. 08
25. Board noted that several parties have not listed their taxes with Register of Deeds. 08
26. Sheriff to call on all businesses in County to see if they have license and report those who do not to the 08
Register of Deeds.
27. James G. Burr turned over completed 1894 Tax Books to Board. . 09
28.,, Deputy Sheriff John Dudley exhibited receipts from State and County Treasurers for 1893 tax settlements. 09
29.. Tax Books for 1894 given to Sheriff for collection. _ 09
30.,, Sheriff to allow all delinquents to list their property without paying double tax if pay tax when listing. 09
31. Poll tax abated against Emanuel Hill, he being a nonresident, 09
32. Poll taxes abated for D.M. Fennell and Harry Moore. 10
33., Valuation of Steamer Clarence reduced as directed by Railroad Commission. . 10
34.,, Board reduced valuation of personal property of Bank of New Hanover. 10
35., Valuation of property of W. & W. Railroad reduced as ordered by Railroad Commission. , . 11
36.,, Valuation of property of Sea Coast Railroad reduced since some of land was sold. . , 11
37. Assessments reduced for Mrs. H.C. Summeral and Edward Sharpless, and taxes abated for T.T. G?orge and W.M. 11
Halsey, J.M. Turner, and Reuben McDonald.
38. Taxes abated on personal property of J.C. Rowan, and assessment abated for Fanny Garther, pages 590-591. 11
39. Property valuation reduced for W.H. Yopp due to fire. 12
40. PZatter of tax error in taxes of W.M. Cumming left up to Chairman for correction. 12
04 1893 5 533
04 1893 5
05 1894 ? 5
05 1894 , 5
21 18 94 5
21 18 94 ., 5
21 1894 „ S
21 1894 5
21 1894 5
21 1894 5
21 18 94 5
07 1894 5
02 1894 ; 5
533
544 '
544 ?
547
547
547 ?;
548 `
548
549
550 0
567
575
09 1894 5
13 1894 5
13 1894 ?a 5
13 1894 5
03 1894 , 5
03 1894 ;. 5
03 1894 .. 5
03 1894 .: 5
03 1894 ,. 5
01 1894 ,? 5
Ol 1894 ;, 5
Ol 1894 :; 5
05 1894 ?: S
05 18 94 .; 5
05 1894 5
05 1894 5
03 1894 5
03 1894 5
575
581 0,
581
581
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58 2 .,
582 ,.
58 2 „
582 ,.
582
586
586 .,
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586
590 :
590 :
590
590
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594
594
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Poll taxes abated E.S. Conoway and James Hollis.
12
03 '
1894?
5
594
2.
? ? Taxes charged against Nancy Moore abated, and property valuation reduced for Mary C. Wright. 12
? 03 1f394`' 5 596 '
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3.i
List of corrections and abatements for 1894 taxes, pages 607-608.
O1
07 ,
1895,j
5 ?,
607
4
4."?
Taxes remitted New Hanover Transit Co.
Ol
07
1895
5
607 ,
5.? List of abatements by Commissioners for errors and overcharges in 1894 Tax List. 02 13 1895 5 616
6.;
. R List of insolvents of 1893 collected by Sheriff Stedman since settlement. 02 13 1895 5 617
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7.??
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Condensed statement of 1894 taxes from Sheriff as returned to Commissioners.
02
13
1895 .
5 ?
618
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List of certificates for property sold to County for unpaid 1894 taxes, pages 618-621.
02
31
1895
5
618
9.?4 Former Sheriff Stedman's account with Special Fund for 1894 taxes. 02 13 1895 5 626
10."
' '? Former Sheriff Stedman's account with General Fund for 1894 taxes. 02 13 1895 5 627
11." Former Sheriff Stedman's account with School Fund for 1894 taxes. 02 13 1895 5 628
12.' Attorney Manning requested cost be remitted in sale of property for taxes by Sheriff. 04 Ol 1895 5 633
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13.;; Board ruled it would accept payment of taxes from Mr. Manning without cost,
1?+.' Register notified Board he was ready to compute Tax Books at same price as last year.
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15.;? Superior Court Clerk reported on jury tax paid over to Sheriff,
,16.;, Elijah Chadwick allowed to peddle without license and exempted from poll tax.
,17.';? Superior Court Clerk reported on jury tax paici over to Sheriff and taxes on incorporations.
18.;; Tax levy made for 1895 Schedules B and C on various taxable subjects, pages 637-640.
:19.,; Board added Sections 26 and 32 to tax levy under the Revenue Act.
.ZO.:; Tax levies made on real estate listed and on polls.
21.!? Whole tax on property and polls listed.
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22.' Report from Superior Court Clerk on jury tax and incorporation fees.
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23.? Board rescinded part of tax levy which taxed 2% on dealers in drugs and seeds.
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24.`.; Board ruled no tax levy on dealers in drugs and seeds if pay under Section 21.
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25.' Simon Garner allowed to peddle without license due to physical disability.
26.'! Superior Court Clerk reported on jury and incorporation taxes collected.
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27.? Board met according to Machinery Act, but no quorum so adjourned.
28." Board, assessors and tax listers met as Board of Equalization.
. .,
29.`` Superior Court Clerk's report on incorporation fees collected.
30.;? W.R. Kenan exempted from poll tax due to physical disability.
'31.i, Board of Equalization met to act on tax complaints.
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32.:? Board of Equalization met to act on tax complaints, pages 657-659.
33.;; Board of Equalization met to act on tax complaints, pages 659-660.
34.pg Board of Equalization met to act on tax complaints, pages 661-662.
35.` Board of Equalization met to act on tax complaints, pages 662-664.
36.:, Chairman not to open any questions relative to assessments which have been acted upon by Board.
37..? Board of Equalization met to act on tax complaints, pages 664-666.
3$..; Board had adjusted assessment complaints so adjourned.
39.;i List of assessment corrections made.
40.': Property valuation assessments not changed.
41.t,? Board to allow National Bank of Wilmington and Atlantic National Bank to list shares of resident stock-
holders before Register.
42.'; Rate of taxation set on Bank shares of stock.
43., Board to abate tax on resident stockholders on their stock shares in above banks.
44.;; Sheriff to allow all delinquents to list property without paying double tax if pay when listing.
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?45.;, Auditor to turn 1895 Tax Books over to Sheriff for collection.
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04 O1 1895 5 633
04 Ol 1895 5 633
04 Ol 1895 5 633
04 Ol 1895 5 b34 ?
05 06 1895 5 637
05 06 1895 5 637 ;
, 06 03 1595 5 643
06 03 I895 5 643 ,
06 03 1895 5 643
06 03 1895 5 643
06 28 1895 5 647
Qb 28 1895 5 647
06 28 1895 5 647
07 Ol 1895 5 648
07 08 1895 5 651
07 22 1895 5 65I
08 05 1895 5 652
08 05 1895 5 653
08 13 1895 5 656
08 14 1895 5 657
08 16 1895 5 659
08 19 1895 5 661
08 20 1895 5 662
08 21 1895 5 664
08 21 1895 5 664
08 21 1895 5 666
. 09 02 1895 ,,. 5 667
, 09 02 1f395 , 5 668
09 02 1895 „ 5 669 .,
09 02 1895 5 669
09 02 1895 5 669 ,
09 02 1395 „ 5 669 „
09 04 1895 . 5 671
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Rco. u. s. Cossnty Indezes Sinee 1888 To loeat? namea, open at COTT A•Z TAB INDEX
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SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
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1.' Property valuations reduced for several people by Board, 10
? 07 1895 : 5 672 ?;
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2.? Tax rebate allowed Marsden Bellamy, but Board took no action in assessment matter of P, Donlaw. ; 10 07 1895 ? 5 672 ?o
3.? Report from Superior Court Clerk on incorporation taxes. 10 07 1895 e 5 672 ?
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4.; Poll taxes abated for Joseph McFarland and Noah Boney. , 11 04 1895 ;; 5 675 ?1
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Tax abated on valuation charges against Cotton Seed Oil Mill since listed as personal property.
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04
1895 ??
5 c
675
6.?
Rev D. rlarrelle allowed to list his property,
, 11
04
1895 '?;
5 k,
t;
675 ?,
7. Property valuations reduced for W,E, Springer and F.47. Foster, but increased for W. & W. Railroad. 11 04 1895 , 5 675
8.; Tax on income of Walter Smallbones abated. „ 11 04 1895 , 5 675 „
9., Numerous property valuations reduced by Board. 11 04 1595 ., 5 676 .:
10. Matter of listing stock of Atlantic National Bank and National Bank of Wilminoton for taxation discussed, 11 04 1395 , S 676
11. Bank stocks to be listed for taxation as set do?n in minutes, 11 04 1395 :. 5 676 ,
12.,; Report from Superior Court Clerk on incorporation taxes collected. 12 02 1f395 .. S 679 „
13.., Property valuation reduced for Mrs.Mary A. Herring. ,. 12 02 1?95 .. 5 679
14.? Request from Mrs. C.V. Devane for reduced valuation tabled. 12 02 1395 „ 5 679
15.., Tax valuation abated for National Bank of Wilmington. „ 12 ?J2 1395 ;. 5 680 ;;
\ 16.., List of adjustments made in assessments due to error by Board of Assessors, .. 12 02 1395 „ 5 6?1 „
'? 17.., Numerous property valuations reduced and taxes abated by Board. 12 U2 1395 ., 5 631 „
l?. Numerous parties had taxes abated. O1 06 1396 5 636
19. Tax listing corrected by W.A. Wright. Ol 06 1896 5 6$6
20.
.. H. McClammy, attorney for Susan Bayette, requested refund of taxes paid on property sold to her by Sherif f Ol
. 06 1396
?. 5 686
,.
. but now ruled as belonging to U.N.C. „ ?
,?
21. Property valuations reduced for Johnson Bowen and Mrs. V,E. Bunting, Ol 06 1396 5 636 ,
22. Numerous property valuations reduced. Ol 06 1396 5 6E7 .?
23. Report from Superior Court Clerk on incorporation taxes collected. , 02 03 1396 5 691 `
24., Hanable Bell exempted from 1895 poll tax, , 02 03 1?96 . 5 691 ?;
25., Sheriff has numerous certificates for property sold for unpaid taxes, 02 03 1896 5 691
?' 26. Chairman may assign any of property certificates to anyone willing to pay taxes and costs on property. 02 03 1596 ., 5 691 ,.
27.; Numerous corrections made on property valuations. 02 03 1396 ; 5 692 ,;
28.;, Chairman to make tax settlement with H. McClammy, attorney for Susan Bayette. 02 03 1g96 „ 5 692
29. M. Dowling allowed to peddle without license due to physical disability. „ 02 03 1896 ;, 5 692
30. Sheriff's settlement in account with General Fund for 1895 taxes, 02 03 1896 „ 5 695
31. Sheriff's settlemnt in account with School Fund for 1895 taxes. 02 03 T?96 ,a 5 696
32.., Sheriff's settlement in account with Special Fund for 1895 taxes. 02 0? 1896 „ 5 697 ;;
33.. Consolidated statement of property and polls listed by Sheriff for 1895 taxes, 02 03 1896 .. 5 693 ,.
( 3?+. Consolidated statement of insolvents and not found taxables for 1895. 02 03 1$9fi 5 699
? 35. Consolidated statement of abatements by Commissioners for errors in 1895 taxes. 02 03 1896 5 699
36. List of property sold to County for unpaid taxes due 1?395, pages 700-705. 02 03 1896 5 700
37. Receipt from State Treasurer for Sheriff's settlement of 1895 State taxes. 02 03 1896
. 5 706
r.
38.` Superior Court Clerk's report on incorporation taxes collected. 03 02 1896 5 707 ?
39.; Chairman reported Sheriff had settled 1895 County taxes so road appropriations could be made. 03 02 1896 5 707
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40.
, Chairman reports he settled with Attorney H. McClammy for S. Bayette. 03
. 02 1896
. 5 707
d.
41. Report from Sup?rior Court Clerk on incorporation taxes collected. 04 06 1896 5 712
42. Chairman reported having collected Bank dividends, rent and back taxes. 06 O1 1896 ; 5 718
43.? Report form Superior Court Clerk on incorporation taxes collected. 06 O1 1896 5 718
44.' Proposed tax levy set forth as needed to meet County's expenses. 06 Ol 1896 5 719
45.;n
?? Board recommended above tax levy be adopted for 1896. 06
i'. O1 1896
I? 5 719 ?
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INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MII?UTES -- New Hanover TAX DEPARTMENT
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MATTER
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P?r oFVicc ??? County Indezea S?nce 1888
??'.. An Identifying Trade Mark ? To loeate names, open at
SURNAMH INITIAL TAB coTi A•i TAS INDEx
MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMAANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
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1.;?
Taxes to be refunded A. Shrier for last 5 years or from time he sold taxed property,
07
:,
2.yF
Board met in compliance with Machinery Act of 1895, but no quorum so recessed,
07
3.? Report from Superior Court Clerk on incorporation taxes collected. 08
4.?? Board met to hear tax complaints from taxpayers. , 08
,7
5.';
s$
Property valuations reduced for M. Bellamy and A.L,F. Steenken, but increased for Mrs. Wilhelmine Tiencken.
,
08
6.;
, p Property valuations referred to assessors. 08
i?
7.t?
i
L. Tate Bowden exempted from poll tax due to physical disability.
03
;
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8.?
Sheriff given 1896 Tax Books for collection after State's receipts for 1895 taxes was read.
09
9.';t Sheriff to allow delinquents to list witi?out paying double tax if pay when listing. 09
10.. Requests from W.L. DeRosset and W.G. Fowler for valuation reduction not granted. 09
11.. Board concurred with assessors and list takers in assessing banks' shares. 09
12." Request from J.T. Howe for refund of taxes overpaid received. 09
13.?? Petition from St. John's Lodge to be takenfrom Tax Books since revenue from property used for wido?as and to 10
educate orphans.
14.,; Petition from St. John's Lodge granted and property exempted from taxation. 10
15.;? Property valuations reduced for Clarendon Yacht Club and Rosa L. Barker. 10
,16.;
?, W.H. Davis exempted from tax, as were Samuel Thompson and Hector Smith. 10
17.;? On recommendation of assessors some property valuations were changed. 10
?
,lg.??
Valuation reduced on property of Mary Howe Muster.
10
19.?; Mary Scarboro allowed sum on excessive valuation for 1895. 10
;j
20.;;
Property known as Tileston School exempted from taxation since used only for school purposes.
10
21..' Property valuations reduced for James Spreent and Mrs, A.L. Rush. 11
22.?
? ?? Odd Fellows and Hiberman Society exempted from taxation since used for charitable purposes. 11
23.Fp Numerous poll taxes remitted, and tax overcharges against Mary Heigh refunded. 11
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,
24.;a
,? Report from Deputy Superior Court Clerk on incorporation taxes collected. 11
25.?G Solvent credit charged against E. Latimer abated, and R,D. Gardener exempted from poll tax. 12
26. Several property valutaions reduced. 12
27., Bank stock on tax book of Wilmington transferred to tax books of Harnett. 12
?,8.,; Valuation set on Imperial Pine Product Co., and poll taxes abated Clio Watkins and Marion Wade. 12
29.'?
,, Alexander Leboo exempted from poll tax and it was abated. 12
30.' Taxes abated for W.F. Kerr, and on solvent credit of E.S. Latimer. 12
?1.;, Request from A.J. Warshall for reduced valuation referred to Attorney, and valuation reduced on prope?ty 12
of Mrs. Rache Weil.
32.„; Petition from Mrs. Ketchun, widow, for tax relief and aid deferred. 12
33.;. Assessment matter conerning Mrs. Emma Motte and James Clark referred to Attorney for advice, O1
34.?; Tax on income of John Bellamy , Jr. was placed in third class. O1
35.! Tax abated for Mrs. H.C. Daniel. O1
36.'J
?, Poll taxes erased for George Williams and Solomon King. O1
37.,; Property valuations reduced for Fore & Foster's Mill and Cape Fear Club. Ol
38.? Tax relief given W.M. Jackson and tax abated for heirs of Benjamin Campbell. Ol
39.,; Tax assessments remained same as in 1895 for Mrs. Emma Motte , Johnson Bowins and James E. Clark. Ol
40.;; Atlantic National and National Bank of Wilmington relieved fro? paying State tax. O1
41.?? Numerous petitions for relief from taxation not granted. Ol
42. Several property valuation corrections made. O1
?,
43.'; Solomon Godwin relieved of poll tax, and Mrs. Ketchum allowed amount in money of tax on proQerty. Ol
44.:'.
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il Sheriff to keep taxes levied for general and special purposes separate and to get separate receipts.
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DATE ,1 MINUTE BOOK ?;
Month I Day I Year ?± Vol. I Page '
06 1396 : 5 722
13 1896' S 725
03 1896 5 727
10 1396 5 730 q
10 1896 . 5 730 ,A
10 1896 . 5 730 '
10 1896 : 5 730
07 1896 5 731
07 1896 5 731
07 1896 5 731
07 1896 5 731
07 1896 , 5 732
05 1896 5 734 ,.
05 1896 5 734
05 1896 5 734 ,
05 1896 .. S 734 „
05 1896 „ 5 735
05 1896 . 5 735
05 1896 „ 5 735
29 1896 . 5 737
02 1896 S 737
02 1896 5 737
02 1896 5 737
09 1896 5 740
07 1896 5 741
07 1896 5 741
07 1896 5 741
07 1896 5 741
07 1896 5 749
08 1896 5 750
08 1896 5 750
08 1896 5 750
04 1897 . 5 753
04 1897 5 754 ,
04 1897 5 753
04 1897 5 755
05 1897 S 757
05 1897 5 757
05 1897 5 757
OS 1897 5 757
05 1897 5 758
14 1897 5 759 .
14 1897 5 759
Ol 1897
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91 5 762
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INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover County
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Rea. u. s. County Indezee Since 1886 To locat? names, open at COTT A•2 TAB INDEX
??r OFFIC[ ??s-?E" An Identifyine Tr?de Merk ? SURNAME (NITIAL TAB MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NOR TH CAROLINA
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE r? MINUTE BOOK ?
???? u? Month ? Day ? Year ?r? Voi. ? Page ?
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1.,:
YMCA exempted from taxation. ?
02
02
1897 '
S
763 ?;
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2.
.;
Attorney presented list of property exempted from taxation since used for charities or schools,
02
..
02
1897 :
.,
5
763 ?
"s
3.?
,, Petition of J.O. Nixon to be relieved of tax was refused. 02
? 02 1897,;
?, 5 763 ?$
E.
4.' Property assessment corrections made, pages 764--765, 02 02 1897. 5 764 ?`
F
5.?'
,;
W.J. Newton exempted from poll tax due to physical disability.
02
..
02
1897?=
5
766 y
iA
6.?
,y Tax relief matter of Nathaniel Jacobi referred to Attorney for advice. 03
.. Ol 1897" 5 773 ?'.
ti3
!•1
7.;
„ Report from Superior Court Clerk on fees collected from charter fees and jury taxes, 03 O1 1897'?
.. 5 778 `
s?
8.
Board ruled that assessed value o£ land of Mrs. E. Davis passed by old Board is correct.
: 03
O1
1897a;
5
778 ?
y
9. ?heriff's settlement in account with General Fund for taxes collected in 1896, 03 19 1897.
.. 5 780 ,
fe
10. Sheriff's settlement in account with School Fund for taxes collected in 1896. 03 19 1897, 5 781 s
11. Sheriff's settlement in account with Special Fund for taxes collec?ed in 1896, 03 19 1897 5 782 ;
12., Sheriff's settlement in account with Miliatry Fund for taxes collected in 1896. 03 19 1897., 5 783 ,
13.,, Sheriff's settlement in account with HospitaZ Fund for taxes collected in 1896. , 03 19 1897 S 784
14.„. Sheriff's settlement in account with Public Roads Fund for taxes collected in 1896. 03 19 1897 5 785
15.: List of property sold for taxes due for 1896, pages 788-796. 03 19 1897, 5 788 :
16.,, Special tax to be levied to pay off County's debt which was misnamed County's surplus. 04 05 1897„ 5 798 :,
17.; Tax refunded Cato Waddell, but request from J.F, Rulfs for property valuation reduction refused. ,, 04 05 1897 5 798
18.., Superior Court Clerk's report on jury tax collected filed. 04 05 1897 5 799 r;
19. Letter from Dr. J.H. Alston relative to Prince LeBoo filed. 0? 03 1897 . 6 10 ?
20. B,J. Bryan, Jr. exempted from poll tax. 05
. 03 1897
., 6 10
g?
2Z. Tax for 1896 refunded Prince LeBoo, he permanently crippled. 05 03 Z897, 6 10
22. Tax levy sPt for 1897. , 06 07 1897 „ 6 13 ,.
23. Tax levy for 1897 Schedules B and C on various subjects, pages 14-18. Og 07 1897 6 14 ,
24. Several petitions for property assessment relief referre3 until County Attorney can exa;nine them. 07 07 1897 6 20 ,
25.; Money allowed the Register of Dee3s for writing up the tax books. . 07 07 1897 , 6 20 ;'
26., J.W. Price permanently relieved from capitation tax he being permanently crippled. , 07 07 1897., 6 21
27. PoII tax refunded Enoch Alexander he being overage. „ 07 IZ 1897,. 6 23 ?,
28.,, Petitions for reduction of valuation of property deferred to meeting to be held for that purpose. ,. 07 14 1897:. 6 28
29., Clerk to notify City banks of re;naining days to list their bank stock. 07 14 1897 :. 6 29 ;,
3fl.. Board will hear camplaints of persons owning property destroye3 or injured by fire. 08 02 1897 6 30
31. Coxnplaints as to assessments of property were referred to the County Attorney. 08 02 1897 . 6 3'J ,
32. , R.C. Bruce exe:npte3 from poll tax due to los? of arm. 08 02 1897 6 31
33., Levy of taxes for school purposes set. 08 OZ 1897 „ 6 31
34.., Bank stock assessment set for Atlantic National and National Bank of Wilmington. 0? 02 1897 . 6 31 ;,
35.,, Numeroas property valuation corre?tians made and re?orde3. , 0?8 02 1$97 , b 31 ??
36., Board met to take final action on._fixing assessments on bank shares. 08_ 05 1897 ;; 6 33
37.., Rule passed in August 2, 1897 meeting rescinded on assessment of bank shares, and rate on bank shares set., 08 05 1897 .. 6 33
38. Relief from poll taxes granted W.R. Hall, Scipio Smith and Robert Morriss. 09 06 1897 6 40
39.; Sheriff presented receipts from State and County Treasurers showing 1897 tax settlement had been made. 09 06 1897 6 42
40. Tax lists and books turned over to Sheriff and Clerk to endorse them. 09 06 1897 6 42
41. Robert Padrick exempted from poll tax due to physical disability. , 09 07 1897 ; 6 43 ?,
42., J,J. Farrow exempted from poll tax due to physical disabili?y. .. 1G 04 1897 ,, 6 46
43. Thomas Davis allowed to have his name placed on tax list since sick when others taxes listed. 10 04 1897 6 46 „
44. Taxes against L. Hansen, H.J. Ahrens, and O.A. Wiggins abated, pages 46-47. 10 09 1897 `, 6 46
45. Correction made on property listing of heirs of A.C. Wessell. , 10 09 1897 ;, 6 4Z :?
46., Name of Elizah Jones erased from poll tax list and L.Yates exempted from poll tax. 10 09 1897 6 47
INDEX TO COMMISSIOI?ERS MINUTES - New Hanover Count? TAX
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Rec. u, s. ?/? ?? ????- County Indezes Since 1888 ? To laeate names, open at
PAT OFFICE C.C.s?//7L?,o?crh An [dentifying Trade Marlc SURNAME INITIAL TAB C077 A-Z TAB INDEX
MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
DATE i;
MINUT .
E BOOK ?
NATURE Of PROCEEDINGS •
Month I Day I Year Vol. I Page ;
l.? Reduced real estate taxes granted B. Mart and Mrs. Lizzie Darby. 10
?? 13 1897
.? 6 48
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d
b
f
l
h
.? Request o
Mrs. Lavin
a Drequi
e exempt
rom rea
estate tax denied, Board
to
as no power to do so. 10 13 1897., 6 48
C
3.y
i
Property valuation reduced for N. Jacobi, but J.O. Nixon not relieved from poll tax.
11
O1
1897,'
6
58
4.h R. Bowden, Ronald McDougal and James Donnelly exempted from poll taxes. 11 O1 1897
.y 6 58 ;
5.?? Petition of Cato Waddell for explanation of taxes referred to Register of Deeds. 11 O1 1897 6 58
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6.??
List of bank stock owned by Mrs. Mary Haigh erased since she is a resident of Fayetteville.
4 11
01
1897
6
58
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7.;
? A,E. McKeithan, Aaron Shepard, John Ashley and Berkeley Williams exempted ?rom poll taxes. 12
.. 06 1897: 6 63
?
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8.;?
Property assessment reduced for J.S. Sneeden, and petition of A. Adrian re?erred to Chaixman
. 12
06
1897„
6
63 „
9.;? Petition of Hanibal Jordan and William Usher deferred to next meeting, and John Lowe was not exempted from„ 12 06 1897, 6 63
poll tax.
10. Petition of R.H. McKoy for correction in property assessment referred to Attorney.
11.. Attorney read demand from Pender County for half of taxes collected on ferry of Samuel Blossom.
12.?' Board refused Pender County's demand since person lists his taxes only where he is a resident.
. $?
13.:; Peter Wright exempted from poll tax, and tax remitted to Eliza Jones.
14.;: Board and Board of Aldermen to confer with Chamber of Commerce relative to exempting new factories from
` ?;
taxation.
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15.,; Request frmm Herbert McClammy for relief in listing solvent credits referred to Chairman and Attorney.
16.' Auditing Committee to settle Sheriff's account of taxes due the County.
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17.''; Request from Louis Hill for exemption from poll tax not granted.
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18.?a Request from T.C. James for tax ememption not granted.
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19.;a Attorney to begin 1ega1 action against person if back taxes are not paid; none paid for twenty years.
20.` Attorney to begin legal action to recover al1 property in County sold for taxes since 1885 unless taxes
are paid.
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21.?? Chamber of Commerce to publish that manufacturers will be exempted from taxation for ten years if start
s
businesses here.
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22.;; Sherif?'s settlement in account with General Fund for 1897 taxes.
,23.!; Sheriff's settle:nent in account with School Fund for 1897 taxes. ?
24.;'; Sheriff's settlement in account with Sinking Fund for 1897 taxes.
. ??
,25.;s Sheriff's settlement in account with Military Fund for 1897 taxes.
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26.!= Sheriff's settlement in account with Pulbic Road Fund and Hospital Fund for 1897 taxes.
',27.h? Property listed by Sheriff for 1897 taxes, pages 96-97.
;
'28.?, Insolvent taxes of 1896 collected and accounted for in Sheriff's 1897 settlement.
" F"
29.? Abatements for overcharges and errors in 1897 Tax Books.
12
12
12
12
12
O1
02
02
02
0Z
02
06 1897
06 1897
06 1897
13 1897
13 1897
03 1898
08 1898
08 1898
08 1898
08 1898
08 1898 .
02 OS 1898 6 84
. 02 14 1898 .. 6
02 14 1898 6
02
02
02
02
02
02
14 1898
14 1898
14 1898
14 1898
14 1898
14 1898
6
6
6
6
6
30. List of certificates for property sold to County for unpaid 1897 taxes, p?ges 98-104. 02
31.r; Request from W.L. DeRosset for property assessment reduction referred to County Attorney. „ 06
32.?' Practibility of exempting men in Army and Navy from poll tax referred to County Attorney. 06
33.; J.B. Watson & Son exempted from license tax since poor and blind. 06
34.'? Board started to levy the taxes for 1898, but deferred completion. , 06
35.;p Board again considered 1898 tax levy, but did not complete. 06
36.;? Tax levy on real and personal property for 1898 established. 06
37.?? Tax levy for 1898 under Schedules B and C fixed at same rate as levy in 1897, listed on pages 135-140. 06
;:
38..:
Tax levy will enable County to pay off interest coupon on County debt and take up 15 or 20 bonds of County.
06
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39.;r
Request from R.M McIntire for reduced assessment referred to Attorney who said Board had no power to act.
07
r.
40.,;
? M4ney allowed Register of Deeds for compiling 1898 Tax Books. 07
,4
+1.`i Entire Schedules B and C and dog tax to be written out in full in Record Book now possessed by legal Board. 07
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FOR REFERENCE TO LEGALITY OF BOARD SEE "COUNTY COMMISSIONERS"
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14 1898
06 1898
06 1898 .
06 1898
06 1898 e.
08 1898 ...
11 1898 ,
67
6 63
6 65
6 65
6 66
6
72
81
81
83 .
83
83
92
93
94
94
95
96
96
6 97
6 98
6 133
6 134
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
134
134
135 ,
135
11 1898 .. 6 135
11 1898 6 140
05 1898 6 149
12 1898 6 152.
26 1898
?? 6 156
MA TE RT TAX DEPARTMENT
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover County
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nec. u. s. Coun?y Indexes Since 1888 ? io locate names, open at C07T A-Z TAB INDEX
rsr OFiICE ??? An Identifying Trade Mark SURNAME INITIAL TAB MADE BY THE COTT ?NDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OXIO
SOLD BY OWEN C. DUN N, NEW BE RN, NORTH GROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE ; MINUT E BOOK ;
Month (Day Year ;
? Vol. I Pnge :
, l. New Board established tax levy for 1898 on various subjects, pages 156-162. 07 26 1898 ; 6 156
2. Committee of Messrs. Alexander and Boatwritht to report on tax levy. 06 06 1898 6 166
3. Board met to hear report on tax Ievy, but report not ready. Ob 10 1898 ; 6 167 ?
4. Tax levy report still.not ready. 06 16 1898 : 6 167
5. Report on tax levy discussed and Board felt last_year's levy not sufficient and County now indebted to 06 20 1898 6 167
Bank of Wilmington. ;
6. New tax levy for the year set down, dog tax same as last year. Ob 20 1898 ? 6 168
7. Board to meet August 15 to hear complaints on assessments on improvements on property. 08 O1 1898 6 171
$. l?lumerous property assessr:?ent com??aints acted upon. 08 15 1898 6 176
9. Assessments levied on banks' stocks. 0$ 15 1898 6 176 i
i
10.
Petitions for reduced assessments refused since Board acting only on improvements or property destroyed.
08
15
1898
6 ?
177 ?
11.
W.A. Ellers exempted from poll tax.
09
05
1898
6 ?
177 ?
12. Request from Atlantic National Bank for reduced assessment on capital stock not granted. 09 05 1898 6 178 ?
i
13.
Sheriff displayed Treasurer's receipts for taxes so 1898 Tax Lists and Books turned over to him.
09
05
1898
6 .
178 s
i
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14. Clerk to Board to endorse Tax Lists and Books as set down in minutes. 09 05 1898 6 178
' 15. Property assessments reduced. 10 03 1898 6 183
( 16.
Corrected property assessment requests from Mrs. M Bonham and W. McClammy referred to Chairman and Attorney.
10
03
1898 ,
6 ?
184 ;
17. Assessments reduced for Isaih Brown, Thomas Miller and Fleischman & Co., but not for Addie McClammy. 11 07 1898 6 189
18. Mrs. Mary Bonham relieved of tax payment, and Henry Dew and Arthur Smith relieved from poll tax and poll 11 07 1898 6 189
tax remitted to John Newkirk. ,
19. J.E. Silva to be relieved of tax on personal property. 11 18 1898 6 191
20.
Corrections made on bank stocks of John D. Bell:amy and Samuel Bear, Jr., but J. Sadgivan and W.H.T, Brown
12
05
1898
6 ?
198
not relieved from poll tax. ?
6
21.
For banks w'nich have paid State taxes directly to State Treasurer, Sheriff to deduct amount from County
12
05
1898 :
6 I
198 '
assessment so there will not be double tax.
22. Collection of back taxes awarded T.W, Strange and any attorney he may want to assist him. 12 05 1898 6 198
? 23. J.C. Newton relieved from poll tax. 12 06 1898 6 202 ?
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24.
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Jacob Hines and Lewis Wade relieved from poll tax.
12
06
1898
6 I
203 !
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? 25. T.W. Strange to take tax deeds on file in Register's office to collect back taxes. 12 10 1898 6 205 ?
26. Tax files in Register's office to be open to public and in fire proof safe. I2 IO 1898 k 6 205
27. Request for Mrs. Peter Bloome for correction in 1898 Tax List referred to Chairman and Attorney. Ol OZ 1899 6 218 `
d
28.
Jas. Blackledge and George Murry reli?ed from poll taxes, overage.
O1
02
1899
6 i
219 ?
29. Taxes abated for Howard Relief Fire Engine Co. and G,W. Hooper, and Mesonic Te?nple taken from Tax Books. 02 06 1899 6 224 j
!
3?J. Property assessment reduced for R.H. McKoy, but Boar3 unable to grant tax relief for Willard Bag. 02 06 1899 6 224 '
? 31.
, John Berry and Daniel L, Smith relieved from poll tax. 02 0? 1899 6 225
;
32. Collection of back taxes to have statement showing amounts collecte3 and from whom, their commission, and 02 09 1899 6 226 ;
?
Treasurer's receipts. ?
33. Request from Zellah Foroler for tax refund paid on County bonds, same to be exempted, referred to Attorney. 03 06 1899 6 236 ;,
34. Taxes remitted Mrs. M.E. Grafflin. 04 03 1899 , 6 245 ?,
35. Tax rerluction granted John E. Taylor by Old Board upheld by present Board. 04 07 1899 6 247 ;?
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36.
Tax levy for 1899 to be same as for State except where forbidden by County, dog tax to remain the same.
05
30
1899
, 6 C
267 ?
!
i' 37. Taxation on different sub,?.ects set down on pages 267-296. 05 30 1899 6 267 ?
?
38.
Joseph Smith relieved of poll tax due to physical disability.
06
05
1?99
6 r
297 p
t
39. Tax levy for 1899 set down. 06 05 1899 . 6 298 ?
40.
William Crownstream relieved of poll tax.
06
05
1899
6 i
298 ?
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41.
Times set for Harnett, Masonboro, Cape Fear and Federal Point to list their taxes.
05
13
1899
6 ?
301 9
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES
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REC. u. s. ,q,,? County Indexee Since 1888 ?+ ?+3-- 70 loeate names, open at COTi A-Z TAB INDEX
!AT OFFICE (??i?D? An ldentifying Trade Mark ??? SURNAME INITIAL TAB MADE YY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, ONIO
SOLD BY OWEN C. DUNN, NEW BE RN, NORT H CAROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DAT? MINUTE BOOK
Month I Day I Year Vol. I Page
l. Petition from citizens that property assessment in Wilmington made by Board of Assessor is too high. 06 15 1899 6 302
2. Citizens requested last year's assessment be userl, but Chairman repZied that Boar? could do nothing on 06 15 1899 6 302
assessments until July l.
3. Property assessments for Townships presente3 and adopted, and Wilmington Township's assessment remained as 07 05 1899 6 315
assessors fixe?l it.
4. Tax lists of Townships receive3 from list takers and approved. 07 05 1899 6 315
5. Neither roll of assessments or tax list received from Harnett so that approval postpone3. 07 05 1899 6 315
6. R.M. King relieved of poll tax. 07 05 1899 6 317
? 7. Real estate agents will be heard on the llth since tax assessments were revised and changes made as listed 07 10 I899 6 317
in tax block books.
8. Tax assessments revise3 and changes recorde3 on tax block boo??s. 07 11 1899 6 318
9. Revising of tax assess?nent resuTne3. 07 12 1899 6 318
10. Revising of tax assessments resumed. 07 13 1899 6 319
11. Revising of tax assessments resumed. 07 14 1899 6 319
12. Revising of tax assessments resume3. 07 15 1899 6 319
13. Revising of tax assessments resumed. 07 17 1899 6 319
14. Revising of tax assessments resume3. 07 18 1899 6 319
15. Poll tax remiteed Salem .J. Bell and assessments re3uce3 for John H. Hanley and B.F. Hall. 08 07 1899 6 325
16. Poll tax re;nitted on death of Abram Leonard. 08 07 1899 6 325
17. Tax assessments made on banks' stock. 08 11 1899 6 326
18. Tax assessments made on City Bank shares. 08 22 1899 6 325
19. Back taxes to be refunded Lillie Lamabe w'?en she presen.ts receipts for payment. 09 04 1899 6 334
20. Tax Baoks for 1899 received from Register of Deesis and to be turne3 over to the Sheriff, and C1erk to sign 09 04 1899 6 334
them as set down in the minutes.
21. Poll tax renitte? W,H. Savage. 09 04 1899 6 334
22. Property assessment changed for Mrs. Ruth Antonia and poll tax abate3 for Barney B. Humphrey. 10 02 1899 6 336
23. Tax on Bell Telephone Co. set down. 10 02 1899 6 336
24. Poll taxes abated for several persons due to physical disabilities. 10 ?J2 Z899 6 337
25. Al1 delinquen:ts to be relieve3 of doable tax if pay Sheriff regular taxes before November 15. 10 02 1899 6 337
26. Request for re3uce3 assessments from Messrs. Skinner, Shrier and Weireutace not granted. 10 02 1899 6 337
.27. Property tax of J.W, Humphey abate3. 10 02 1899 6 33$
28. Tax re3uction granted Mrs. Mary Bonham, but not granted Ennett children's property. 11 06 1899 6 3?+6
?'29., J.E. Tyner and John Scott relieve3 of poll tax and tax to be abate3 on Travarra Grain Co. 11 06 1899 6 346
30. Tax abated National Bank of Wilmington since paid directly to State Treasruer. 11 06 1899 6 347
31. Poll tax abate?l for George Grady an? Mrs. Henrietta Craig relieve3 of tax on stock, but tax not re3uced 11 06 1899 b 347
for Ed Taylor
32. Request from W.A. Dick for reduce3 assess=nent not grante3. 11 06 1899 6 348
33. Tax rebate allowe3 Junior Davis and Johnson Dry Goods Co. 11 07 1899 6 348
34. Sheriff to collect back taxes fros-n Brunswick Bridge Ferry Co. in lieu of delinquent tax for 1897. 11 07 1899 6 348
35. Rer?uest fro:n residents of Wrightsville and Carolina Be?c!?es for tax assessment re?uctiort not grante?.. 11 07 1899 6 349
36. Re?,uest fro:n Several persons for reduced property valuation not grante3. 11 07 1899 6 349
37. Request from Blue Ridge National Ba_nk of Asl?eville for reduce3 valuation go.t granted. 11 07 1899 6 3/+9
38. Assessment reduced for Sol Stemburger. 11 07 1899 6 349
39. Tax assessment reduced for Robert Stampfer, and abaternent awarded Wilmington Railway Co. 11 10 1899 6 350
40. Valuation re3uced on property of E.J, Lettleto:?, but not reduce3 for D. Hand a?.d Joseph A. Hewlett. 11 15 1899 6 35?J
41. Amosnt s•et down as allowe3 for Register of Deeds for.co:nputing taxes. 11 15 1899 6 350
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l. Edward McNeill relieved from poll tax due to physical disability. 11 16 1899' 6 360 '
2. Jor3an Gearge, Albert Jones, Charles Craig and W,H. Davis relieved of po11 tax, and poll tax refunded 12 04 1899' 6 360
Samuel Nixon. '
3. Requests from James Collins and F.S. Thomas for relief from poll tax referred to Attorney. 12 04 1899 6 360
4. Request for relief from poll tax denied William Nixon, and correction of valuation of E. Broadhurst referr- 12 04 1899 6 360
ed to the County Attorney.
5. Request from Vance Norwood for reduced property valuation not granted. 12 05 1899 6 363
6. Poll taxes to be re?nitted to Benj. Coonham and Arthur Smith. 12 15 1899 6 363 !
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7. ?lortxit?g Star awardec? contract for printing the delinquent tax lists, 12 15 1899 6 364 ?-
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8. Request from J.B, Mercer for remittance of double tax referred to Attorney. 12 15 1899 6 364 ;
9. James W. Price relieved of license tax as collecting agent due to physical disability. 12 20 1899 6 365 ;
10. Tax to be refunded to D. 0'Connor since property belongs to C.W. Pike Co. 12 20 1899 6 366
11.
Tax complaints from estate of Isham Howard and from Louis Chapman referred to County Attorney.
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?!, 13. Thomas Futch, F.W. Lewis, Moris Potter and W.H. Stokely relieved of po11 tax. 01 O1 1900 6 379 ?
14. Requests from Isaac Evans and Florence Sehroeder for re-evaluation of property referred to County Attorney. 01 O1 1900 6 380
15. Tax refunded on shares of B1ue Ridge National Bank. O1 01 1900 6
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16. R.J. Smith relieve?. of po11 tax, and tax remitted Mrs. H,C, Dariel. 02 05 1900 6 399 ?
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W.D.C. Richardson listed his poll tax in Wilmington instead of Harnett.
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18. E.C, Chadwick relieved of License tax as wood dealer due to physical infirmity. 04 02 1900 6 426 ?
19. List of stockholders from Bank of Fayetteville who live in New Hanover filed. 05 08 1900 6 435 ?
2?. Tax levy presente3 to joint meeting of .Magistrates and Co:nmissioners and approved. 06 04 I900 6 445 !
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21. Po11 tax remitte?. J.D. Klander. 06 04 1900 6 446 ?
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22. Tax Levy set for caming ,year. Ori 04 1900 6 447 ?.
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Boar3 rule3 tax levie3 on all subjects for Schedules B and C to be the same as the State, except where
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24. Tho:nas L. Skipper relieved from po11 tax due to physical disability. 07 02 1900 6 449 ?
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25. Request from C.M. Colutlock for refund of corporation tax deferred for investigation. 07 02 1900 6 450 ;
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. 2b. Request from J,H. Gore, Jr. for tax re3uction was deferred, and from Mrs.Emma Nelson not granted. 07 02 1900 6 450 ?
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Request from Howard Relief Fire Engine Co. for relief referred to Attorney for report.
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. 28. Tax lister to list amount as solvent credit or cash on hand for James Madden. 07 09 1900 6 451 ?
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Howard Relief Fire Engine Co. not relieverl of taxation.
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3?J. Application of Cooper & Cooper Co. for list as a corporation referred to Attorney. 07 09 1900 6 452 (
31. Request of C.E. Taylor for tax reduction not granted. 07 09 1900 6 452 ?
32. United Sons and Daughters of Sa1em not exempte? from taxation. 07 09 1900 6 452 ?p
33. Re?uests from Co?per & Cooper Co. and of J.H. Jones, Jr. decline3. 07 13 1900 6 452 +'
34. Assessments re3uced for W.H, Yopp, increased for S.E.H. Yopp an d assessment set for P.K. Dickinson. 07 13 1900 6 453
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Atlantic Coast Line liste3 its cash on hand. 08 06 1900 6 460 ?
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36. Tax matter of T,J. Gore and W.W. Cumming referred to Commissioners McEachern and Vollers. 08 06 1900 6 460 ;
37. Assessment set on stock of banks of City. 0? 06 1900 6 460 ?`
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Ru1e passe?l on stockholders in City b?nks, resident or nonresident.
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i Request from R.M, Mclntire for reduce3 assessment not granted. 09 03 1900 6 472 '
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? 40. Chairman to confer with City banks relative to listing their taxes on same basis as last year. 09 03 1900 6 472 ?
41. W.T. Yarborough relieve? of po11 tax due to physical disability. 09 03 1900 6 472 ?
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42. Tax Book for 1900 received from Register of Deeds and turned over to Sheriff. 09 03 1900 6 473 i
43. Action deferred on request from Carolina Central Railroad Co. for reduced assessment. 10 01 1900 6 481 ?
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1. Request from Vance Howard for reduced taxation not granted. 10 01 1900 6 482
2. Due to transfer of property assessment increased for W. Tienckens and decreased for W.G. Tienckens. 10 O1 1900 6 482
3. Valuation set on property of T.J. Gore and W,M. Cumming. 10 13 1900 6 483
4. Request from Atlantic Coast Line for reduced taxation referred to County Attorney. 10 13 1900 6 483
5. Request from Van J, Mi11er for tax reduction referred to Attorney. 11 05 1900 6 484
6,. Several men relieved of po11 tax. 11 05 1900 6 484
7. Request for reduced valuation from W.L. Smith to be investigated, and assessment changed for Mrs. Em?,nett. 11 05 1900 6 484
8. Request from Carolina Ice Co. for corrected tax list referred to Auditing Co:n??nittee. 11 05 1900 6 484
? 9. Tax matters acted on for John Hanby, W.A. Riach, Atlantic Coast Line, Guardian Security Trust Co. and the 11 05 1900 6 484
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10. Assessment set on property of James Dunham after error found. 11 05 1900 6 486
11. Tax matters acted on for W. Wi11is, Bositz Cutlar, W,L. Smith, Atlantic Coast Line and W.A. Wahler. 12 03 1900 6 487
12. Tax matters acted on for S.A, Schlar, John Stench, Joseph Eagles, James W. Monroe, T.P. Greenberg, Betsey 12 ?3 1900 6 48$
BLackwell and Mrs. Agnes Panby.
13. Tax matters acted on for B.F. Keith, W.L. Smith, John Grainger, Guardian Security Trust & Deposit Co, and 12_. )3 . 1.900 6 489
A.H. Brenner.
14. Jackson & Be11 Co. awarded contract for advertising list of property of nonpayment of taxes. 12 )3 1900 6 490
15. Taxes reduced for Ocean View ?o. 12 )8 1900 6 493
16. Taxes reduced for Carolina Ice. Co. 12 15 1900 6 499
17. Numerous men relieved of poll taxes as recommended by Superintendent of Health. O1 )7 1901 6 511
18. Tax matters acted on W. Evans, R,H, Beery and Sarah Merrick. 01 )7 1901 6 511
19. Tax matters acted on far R.H. Beery, Lewis Harrington and Ludden & Bates. 02 )4 1901 6 517
20. Tax refunded E11is Sherman due to overcharge. 03 )4 1901 6 532
21. Franklin McMeill, Tax Commissioner, met with Board and answered questions. 05 ?3 1901 6 551
22. Tax levy established by Board subject to confirmation by Board of Magistrates. 05 ?3 1901 6 551
23. Taxation on subjects under Schedule B wi11 be same as State except wl?er? forbidden by 1aw. 05 ?3 1901 6 551
24. Board increased road tax levy and po11 tax 1evy. 06 )3 1901 6 552
25. Co:n.missioners and Board of Magistrates met, but no quorum so recessed. 06 )3 1901 6 552
26. Frank Lewis allowed to p?ddle free of taxation. 06 )3 1901 6 552
27. Board of Magistrates adopted tax levy as presented by Commissioners. 06 )5 1901 6 554
28. Several business committees requested tax relief and one of their ?nembers to ask for interpretation of 06 ?0 1901 6 567
Machinery Act from State Auditor.
29. Request for tax rerluction from Fresh Meat Dealers declined. 06 ?0 1901 6 567
30. Application for rebate of back taxes from T.J. Vann referred to Attorney. 07 )1 1901 6 575
31. Tax Lists received fro:n Harnett and Cape Fear tax listers. 07 )8 1901 6 575
32. Tax lists not turned in by Messrs. Fergus and Biddle, but received later. 07 )8 1901 6 575
33. Numerous persons allowed to list their taxes with penalty for delinquency. 07 )8 1901 6 575
34. Chairman and Attorney to adjust taxes of late George Harriss. 07 )8 1901 6 576
35. T.J. Vann allowed to list and pay ba"ck taxes on his land in the Bonham estate. 07 )8 1901 6 576
36. Matter of settle:ment of taxes on Cutlar estate referre3 to Chairman and AtCorney. 07 )8 1901 6 576
37. Requests for reduced taxes not granted A. Pettinger, Martha Hewlett and C.G. Southerland. 07 )8 1901 6 576
38. Board authorized several changes in assess?nents. 07 )8 1901 6 576
39. Assessment changed for W.A. Dick's property. 07 ?2 1901 6 577
+0. Req?est for reduced assessments referrerl to Crnnmissioners. 07 ??_ 1901 6 578
+1. Sternberger Iron to show w7hy valuation of Horse Wagon stocks should not be increase3. 07 ?4 1901 6 578
±2. P. Cumming to appear and show why note of A.J. He:alett s?o.11d not be added as solvent cre3it to his tax 1i st07 ?4 1901 6 578
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Request for reduced assessznen.t from New Hanover Land and Improveme?t Go. referred to ?Iessrs. Alexander and .
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Montgomery.
2. Preston Cumming appeared and made satisfactory statement as to reason for not listing note of A. Hewlett. 08 05 1901 6 584
3. Messrs. Montgomery and Vollers to inquire into matter of tax listing of Sternberger Bros. 08 05 1901 6 584
4. Assessment reduced on property of I,J. Sternberger. 08 05 1901 6 584
5. Thomas Rivera presented receipt for taxes paid on Land of Hannah Merrick and tax deed cancelled. 08 05 1901? 6 584
6. Assessment of W.F. Alexander's prope:ty set. 08 05 1901? 6 584
7. Attorney and Chairman to adjust back taxes of Van J. Mi11is. 0$ 12 1901' 6 592
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S. Sev??at railroad Zines to furnisn Bo?rd a Izst of stockholders terho reside in the ?ounty. 08 12 1901? 6 592 j
9. Tax Books for 1901 received from Register of Deeds and endorsed by ?1erk and given to Sheriff. 09 03 1901 6 593 ?
10. T.J, bshley exe?npted from po11 tax, but action deferred on property assessment of New ??anover land an3 J9 ?3 1901 6 594 °
Improve?nent Co.
11. Taxes increased for Delgade Mills. 09 09 1901 6 595 '
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A11 delinquent ta?,payers wi11 not be charged double tax if pay before Septeznber 20.
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13. A.T. Blake allowed to list his taxes provided he pays at once. 10 07 1901 6 602 ?
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E1k Lodge of Wilmington allowed to erect booths and stands during Carnival free of tax.
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15. Tax matters acted on for C,E. Smith, W.H. Sneeden, F,L. Huggins and W, Calders. 10 07 1901 6 602 ?
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Request from C.E. Taylor for reduced assessment denied since Board has no power to do so.
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17.
Matter of tax on Underwriter Insurance Co. referred to Corporation Commissioners for interpretation of -
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18. Tax matters acted on for D. MacRae, J.L. Wilkins, EdMosely, E.A. Chadwick, D.J.E, Matthews, Matt J. Heyer 11 04 1901 6 610 ;
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Tax matters acted on for Hanover Land and Improvement Co. and E.K. Bryan.
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Z0. Board of State Tax Commissioners ruled that a tax be charged Wilmington Underwriter Insurance Co. I1 l,5 190I : 6 612
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2L. Annual rep?rt of Schedule B tax received from Sheriff and referred to Auditing Corsunittee. 12 02 1901 6 615
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22. Tax matters acted on for estate of A,B. George, J.M. Bryant, J.R. Williams, Elijah Walton and J. Williams. 12 02 1901 6 615 R
23. Several applications for e_xemption for po11 taxes were not granted. 12 02 1901 ' 6 b16 i
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24. Letter from J.W. Norwuod relative to income tax referre3 to Chairtnan and Atto.rney for investigation. 12 02 1901 6 616 °
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25. Tax matters acted on for J.He Chadbo?irn, Jr. and Southern Be11 TeLephone ?o. 12 02 1901 6 617 f
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26. Tax matters •?cted on for W.W. Smith and Hanover Land Improvement Co. 12 02 1901 6 fi].8 !
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27. Tax matters acte3 on for Atlantic National and Murchison National Bank and J.W. Norwood. 12 09 1901 6 620 s
28. Tax xnatters acted on for Southern Be11 Te1e hone Co. J.S. Williams ,Tacobi Hardward Co B.F, Keith Co.
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29. Taxes refun3ed Mrs. M.C. New?erry. 01 06 1902 6 628
30. Tax matters acted on for B.F. Keith Co, J.S. Williams and J.B. Mercer. 02 03 1902 6 630 '.
31. Tax matters acted on for J.P. Jones and J.E. Robertson. 02 03 1902 ' 6 631 ?
32. Tax m?tters acted on for Jacobi Har3ward Co. and Newton Haywood. 02 03 1902 6 632 ;
33. Tax m.atters acte3 on for J.S. Williams Mercer & Evans, Mrs. M.L. Mercer, William Calder and G. Lodge. 03 03 1902 6 633 ?
34. Letter from Sheriff W.W. Alderman of Pender Co. relative to po11 tax collecte3 in this County referred to 03 03 1902 6 638 ?
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3S. No action taken on request from R.W. Hicks for refund of taxes. 03 03 1902 6 639 '
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Tax re?unded Chadbourn Lumber Company.
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37. Tax matters acte3 on for Giblen Lodge and B.G, Worth, et a1. 04 07 1902 6 644 '
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3$. William Ca1@er not grante?. request for tax refund on Atlantic Coast Line. 05 05 1902 6 649 '
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Request from R.W, Hicks for tax refund referred to Chairman.
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40. Board met to consider tax levy which they wi11 recomme?d to the Board of Magistrates. 05 26 1902 , 6
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1. Commissioners presente3 1902 tax levy to Board of Magistrates which was adopted. 06 03 1902 6 65/+
2. Tax levy for 1902 set down and a11 subjects under Sche3ules B and C will be the same as for State except 05 03 1902 6 556
where forbidden by law.
3. Request fro:n D.C. Foard for tax re3uction referre3 to Commissioners. 07 07 1902 6 66?
4. Request for tax re3uction frozn W.F. Robertson referre3 to ?ommissioners Holmes and McEachern. 07 14 1902 6 661
5. Request frorn Hanover Land Improve?nent Co. for reassess?nent referred to Co?rnnissioners. 07 14 1902 6 662
6. Tax complaint from Nathan Schloss to be investigate3. 07 14 1902 6 652
7. Tax ?natters acte3 on for White Brick Co. and M.J. Corbett. 07 22 1902 6 663
? 8. Tax lists fro!n T.O. Bunting receive?l and approved. 07 22 1902 6 6b3
9. H.B, Johnson relieved of po11 tax and assessments re3uce3 for Hydraulic Brick Co., W.F. Robertson and M.J. 08 04 1902 6 666
Corbett.
10. Co:?mittee on Hanover Land ImQrovernent recommende3 tax reduction and adopted;D.W. Bulluck allowed to list 0$ 04 1902 6 668
his taxes for 1902.
11. A, Mi11is a1lo?ae?l to list prop?rty without double tax if pays taxes when listing. 09 01 1902 6 671
12. T.J. Ashley relieve?. from po11 tax. 09 O1 1902 6 671
Act Action taken on tax m?tters of Rebecca Sternberger and John Daniel. 09 O1 1902 6 672
14. Tax Books delivered and accepte3 fro:n Re?ister of Deeds and to be given to Sheriff. 09 04 1902 6 673
15. Shows in Pythian Carnival exe?npte3 from taxation as requeste3 by Knights of Pythian. 10 06 1902 6 676
16. J.M Byrant relieved of po11 tax, and Ruth Ha11 Lodge relieve3 of taxes since use3 for charitab?.? purposes. 10 Ob 19U2 6 676
17. Tax on stock of William Calder refunded. 10 05 1902 6 676
18. Assessment re3uce3 for Jesse Williams. 10 06 19?2 6 677
19. Several persons relieved fro?n poll tax. 11 ?3 1902 6 679
20. Sheriff's state?nent of collection of taxes under Sche3ule B for 1902 approve3. 12 ?1 1902 6 683
21. Tax matters acted on for Chadbourn Mi11 Co., Delgade Mi11s Co. and Kidder Lumber Co. 12 01 1902 6 683
22. Tax ?matters acted on for Dr. J.D. Webster, J?'?1. Williams, J.W. Atkinson and W.B. Costin. 12 Jl 1902 6 684
2. Several persons exempte3 from poll tax, but John Scott not exe?npte3. 12 ?1 1902 6 684
24. Tax m?tters acte3 on for R.A. Jarrell, Mrs. C,G. Southerland and Wilmington Underwriters Insurance Co. 12 ?1 1902 6 685
25. Tax matters acted on for J.P?I. Williams, J.W. A?kinson and Standard Pole and Tie Co. 12 ?2 1902 6 687
26. Assess?nent reduced for Wilmington Sewage Co. 12 31 1902 6 692
27. Pol1 tax matters acte3 on for Edward Moseley and W,L. Craig. 01 ?5 1903 6 693
28. Taxes not remitte3 on property of Mrs. A1ice Lippitt. O1 J5 1903 6 693
29. George R. Smith exe?npted from noll tax. 02 ?2 1903 5 700
3'J. Messrs. McEachern, Holmes and Ro?exts?? to secure services of an attorney to ?ollect back taxes. 02 )2 1903 5 701
31. John Scott not exem?te3 from po11 tax. 02 )2 19fl3 6 701 ,
32. Committee on back taxes ?;iven more time. 03 )2 1903 6 705
33. Request for tax refund fro-n Samuel Bear referred to Chairman. 03 )2 1903 6 705 ;.
34. Bo,srd ?net to co-?sider exe?nption of Fe3eral Point Tow.zship fro;n the stock law as passed by last Legislature. 03 ?4 1?03 b 7J9
35. Co-rnnittee on back taxes reporte3 progress and to, consider proF?i?ty of a3opting boo;.c of back taxes. 04 )6 1903 6 711
36. Tax?s paid on property of Jose?h Neff. 04 06 1903 5 712
37. Request for relief fro.m back taxes from W.E. Mayo referred to Finance ?ommittee. 05 ?J4 1903 6 71$
33. Contract be?we?n Board and 1aw firm of Bellamy and Bellamy on collection of back taxes, pages 718-719. OS 04 1903 6 718
39. Board of Magistrates met and set the tax levy as established by the estimated budget. 06 01 1903 6 723
40. A,E. Carter relieve3 of po11 tax. 06 O1 L9?3 6 723
41. Tax lister.s to infor?n all perso?.s who have 1ivLd in County for 6 months they m?ast list tax?s or be 3e?- 06 01 1?03 6 724
clared cielinquent.
42. Request from John D. Bellamy for remission of taxes referred to Chairman. 07 06 L903 6 ?31
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l. H.E. Bonitz requested tax remission on YWCA, but Board could not change tariff fixed by Commissioners and 07 06 1903 6 732
Magistrates.
2. Board of Equalization met and acted on unchanged tax assessments, change3 assessments and those referred 07 13 1903; 6 732 ?,
back for investigation.
3. Board of Equalization acte3 on tax changes and those unchanged.
4. Board of Equalization acted on tax reductions, taxes changed and unchanged and those referred back for
more information, pages 733-734.
5. Board of Equalization acted on taxes changed and unchange?..
&. Baard of Eq?zalizatior? acted on taxes change3 and unchanged and those referred back for more information.
7. Board of Equalization met and acted on taxes changed and unchanged, pages 737-738.
8. Board of Equalization acted on tax changes.
9. Boar3 of Equalization met and acted on taxes changed and unchanged.
10. Board of E?ualization met and acted on taxes changed and unchanged.
11. Board of Equalization met and acted on taxes changed and unchanged and those needing more information.
12. Request for tax remission from Mrs. Mildred Radcliff referred to Chairman.
13. Back taxes collected from Bellamy & Bellamy.
? 14. Tax Book delivered by Register and Clerk to sign and deliver to Sheriff.
15. Board ordered 15% tax reduction on tax levy for 1903, Sheriff to be notified to do so.
16. Junior Order of United American Me?hanics exempted from taxation at Carnival on October 19.
17. G.W. Proctor and T.J. Ashley exempted from po11 tax.
18. Committee to investigate complaint of Virignia Chemical Co. on too high an assessment.
19. Excess taxes to be refunded to Atlantic National Bank.
20. Sheriff to put changes in Tax Bo?ks for amounts against Carolina Insurance Co. and Jackson & Be11 Co.
21. St. John's Masonic Ha11 exe?npted from taxation.
22. Taxes on Hilton Lumber Co. and Walter L. Parsley to be adjusted.
23. Tax matters acted on for Mrs. E.L. Rush and Clarendon Water Works Co.
24. Assessment against Dr. M,H. C1ark to be stricken from tax books, and Boyd Wilson exempte3 from po11 tax.
25. Tax matters a:.ted on for Moses Padrick, R.A, Parsley, Hilton Lumber Co., L.B. Sinus, Isaiah West, J,E.
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26. Tax matters acted on for T.E. Grafton, Don MacRad and Mrs. CaryD. MacRae,
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28. Tax matters acted on for W.A. Willson, Jr., and Arthur Williams. 12
29. Tax matters acted on for J.S. Hooper and C. S. Denry. 12
30. Check from B?Llamy & Bellamy for back taxes collected in November. 12
31. Tax matters acted on for Hugh MacRae, J.W. Gaskill, George Murphy and R.A. Parsl?y. 12
32. Valuation changed on property of Valentine Gaskill. 12
33. Request from J.W. Winder for correction of taxes charged on bank stock referred to Auditing Committee. 01
34. Ruth Ha11 exempted from taxat ion since used for benevolent purposes only. 01
35. Hibernian Ha11 exe mpted from taxation since used only for benevolent purposes. 01
36. Tax matters acted on for Jeremiah Fonville, United Sons and Daughters of Salezn, Re°a. C. Dennon and John and 01
James Lewis.
+ 37. Check from Bellamy & Bellamy for back taxes received.
? 38. Po11 tax remitted Mrs. E. Rehder.
39. Assessment reduced on property of Atlantic National Bank.
40. Po11 tax against E.L. Burriss to be refunded.
41. Report fror?l Bellamy & Be11am? on back taxes collected in January and February.
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ecc. u. s. ,,??1? Counry lndezea Since 1888 ? ?'?'?" To lotate namBS? open at COTT A•Z TAB INDEX
PAT OFFICE ?i?-cc? An Identifying Ttade Mark U?C:T SURNAME INITIAI? TAB MADE BY TNE COTT IHDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN 6. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORiH CAROLINA
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1. Pol1 tax refunded Wil1 Carr.
2. C.F. George relieved of po11 tax.
3. Messrs. Robertson and Divine to investigate assessment on property of Mrs. Anna H. Cotton.
4. Auditing Committee approved Sheriff's settlement of County taxes.
5. Back taxes for 1902 placed in hands of Bellamy & Bellamy, and they rendered a check for back taxes.
6. Check received from Bellamy & Bellamy for back taxes collected.
7. Assessment matter of A. H. Cotton continued.
8. Request for reduced assessments from Z,W. Whitehead not granted sfnce not presented on time.
? 9. Board of Afagistra?es adapted tax Ie?vy presented by Commissioners.
10. Joseph Smith relieved of poll tax.
11. Junior Order of Mechanics wi11 have a?estival in fa11 free of taxation.
12. Check received from Bellamy & Bellamy for back taxes collected.
13. Requests for assessment reductions referred to Messrs. Vollers and Divine.
14. William Branch not exempted from po11 tax.
15. Request from U.N.C, to have back taxes removed from records referred to Attorney Bellamy .
16. Check received from Bellamy & Bellamy for back taxes collected.
17. Tax matters acted on for Hydraulic Brick Co., Sarah Hollingsworth and W.H. Turlington.
18. Board to fix valuations on property in Cape Fear Township.
19. CLayton G, ?arrow relieved of po11 tax.
20. Tax matters acted on for Hydraul.ic Brick Co. and C.H. Bowdorn.
21. Several persons exempted from po11 tax.
22. Tax matters acted on for J.T. Quarles, Quarles Bros. and J.W. Dawson, W.T. Howe11 and Harry C. Wailes.
23. Tax Book of 1904 received from Register, signed by C1erk and deLivered to Sheriff for collection.
24. Check received from Bellamy & Bellamy for late taxes collected.
25. Tax matters acted on for W.F. Hocale, D.S. Revelle, John A. Wilson and H. Skipper.
26. Tax matters acted on for poro R. Borneman, George P. Gaylord and Nancy Mclntyre.
27. Check received from Bellamy and Bellamy for back taxes collected by them.
28. Tax matters acted on for John W. Galford, Wilmington Store and Construction Co.
29. Henry Zetters exempted from poll tax.
30. Tax matters acted on for J.W. Gafford, Luther Monroe, J.A. Dennis, Dan Smith William Simmons, John
Donlan and P.S. Murray.
31. Tax matters acted on for Miss Johanna Behrendz and R.H. Kuhl, Jr.
32. Wilmington Naval Reserves allowed to hold carnival in November without taxation.
33. Assessments set on property of W.L. Howell.
34. T.S. Merrian exempted from pool tax and property reductinn request from J.M. Woolard referred.
35. Report from Sheriff showing taxes collected under Schedule B.
36. Tax matters acted on for E.M. Green, Howard Relief Fire Co. and C.C. McKinney.
,37. Tax committee to investigate taxes on house of D.0'Connor.
38. Report from committee on 0'Connor house reported and committee discharged.
39. Board to request Legislature not to divert liquor tax of County from the General Fund.
40. Letter from W.M. Cumming relative to taxes referred to County Attorney.
41. Attorney reported on back taxes collected.
42. James M. Johnson not exempted from poll tax.
43. List of property which is to have double tax abated as listed by Sheriff.
44. Tax matters acted on for S.W. Schlass, S.D. Byan, C. Thally and Pittsburg Lumber Company.
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45. Hayinakers given tax exemption on carnival presented for charitable purpose.
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eEC. u. s. Covnty ]ndacea Since 1888 ?? 7p.? 10 lotote names, open qt COii A$ TAB INDE%
?.?a?' An Iden6fying Trsde Maz? ?'ff SURNAME INITIA? TAB NAOE IY iNE tOTi INDEX COWANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
PAi dFFICE SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW 9ERN, NORTN UROLIN?
DATE MINUTE BOOK
NATURE OF PRO(EEDINGS
Month I Day Year Vol. I Page `
I. Report from Be?lamy and Bellamy on back taxes cQllected received. 05 O1 1905 7 24
2. Tax Books__for 1904 given Bellamy and Bellamy to collect back taxes. OS Ol 1905 7 24
3. Tax matters acted on for Joseph Soune, William Tate, and Mack and Taylor. 06 05 1905 7 27
4. Report from County Attorney on back taxes referred to Finance Committee. 06 05 1905 7 27
5. Board of Magistrates approved tax levy and prospective receipts and expenditures. 06 08 1905 7 32
6. Report from County Attorney on back taxes collected referred to Finance Committee. 07 03 1905 7 34
7. R. M. Wescott allowed to list taxes for Mrs. Fowler. 07 03 1905 7 34
8. Tax exemption given Red Men on Carnival. 07 03 1905 7 34
9. Tax matters acted on for Melvin Horn, George Harriss, I. J. Sternberger. 08 07 1905 7 35
10. Report of County Attorney on back taxes collected in July filed. 08 07 1905 7 35
11. Street carnival given by J.O.W.A.M. for charitable purposes exempted from tax. 09 05 1905 7 37
12. Report from County Attorney on back taxes collected in August referred to Finance Committee. 09 05 1905 7 37
13. Assesment changed for George Harriss. 09 05 1905 7 37
14. Sheriff will collect single tax on all delinquent taxes paid by October and doubie tax on all paid thereaf ter09 05 1905 7 37
15. Register presented Tax Books for 1905 and to be turned over to Sheriff. 09 05 1905 7 37
16. Estimates to be obtained for Block Books. 09 05 1905 7 37
17. Tax matters acted on for Weed Distilling and Manufacturing Co., J.H.Kuck, J.W. Telfair and J. W. Millind. 10 02 1905 7 39
18. Report of County Attorney on back taxes collected referred to Finance Committee. 10 02 1905 7 39
19. Tax matters acted on for W. Linker and A. Davis. 10 04 1905 7 40
20. Several persons allowed to list their property late. 11 06 1905 7 40
27.. Tax matters acted on for S.D. Broson, Bernard Wi?liams, Albert Jones M. Thomas, M. Lineker, and Henry 11 06 1905 7 40
Yellus.
22. Tax matters acted on for Weed Distilling Co. H. Kunc, H.F. Otters, Murchison National Bank and Seaboard 11 06 1905 7 4I
Air Line.
23. Central Baptist Churchexempted from taxation. 12 04 1905 7 42
24. Report from County Attorney on Back taxes referred to Auditing Committee. 12 04 1905 7 44
25. Report from Sheriff on Schedule B and liquor taxes collected referred to Auditing Committee. 12 04 1905 7 44
26. Tax matters acted on for Eagle Manufacturing Co. H. D. Stanlaner, Vance Norwood, W. L. Brittain, R.E. 12 04 1905 1 44
Williams and M. F. Simms.
27. Tax matters acted on for F. M. simmons, Dockey Haymore, Henrietta Bouland, Golf Club, Eagle O1 02 1906 7 46
Manufacturing Co.
28. Parrish of St. James exempted from tax on stock. O1 02 1906 7 46
29. Report from Attorney on back taxes collected referred to Finance Committee. Ol 02 1906 7 46
30. Tax matters acted on for G. Miller, J.M. Turner, S.A. Schloss. 02 03 1906 7 47
31. Report from County Attorney on back taxes collected referred to Finance Committee. 03 05 1906 7 48
32. Report of Attorney Bellamy on back taxes referred to Finance Committee. 04 02 1906 7 51
33. Street fair of Junior Order of United American Mechanics exempted from taxes. 04 02 1906 7 51
34. Attorney's report on back taxes collected in April referred to Auditing Committee. 05 07 1906 7 52
35. Tax refund granted Brooklyn Baptist Church. 05 07 1906 7 53
36. Attorney's report on back taxes collected in May referred to Finance Committee. 06 04 1906 7 54
37. Ad valorum taxes levy set for 1906. 06 04 1906 7 54
38. Report from County Attorney on back taxes collected referred to Aud.iting committee. 07 02 1906 7 57
39. Settlement with sheriff for 1905 Ta? Books received and recorded. 07 02 1906 7 57
40. Request received to divide assessment on property of Mrs. W. L. Smith to confirm with original 07 02 1906 7 ?7
assessment.
41. Request from E. H. Bowdon for reduced assessment refe?red to committee. 08 06 1906 7 59
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SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BE RN, NORT H CAROLINA
? NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS DATE MINUTE BOOK
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1. Tax refund granted W. B. Crumpeler and Co. 08 06 1906 7 59
2. Attorney's report on back taxes collected in July referred to Auditing Committee. 08 06 1906 7 59
3. Delinquent taxpayers will be relieved of double tax of pay before October l. 09 04 1906 7 61
4. Poll Tax returned to J. N. Henry, a nonresident. 09 04 1906 7 61
5. Request from Carolina Lodge of Eagles for tax exemption on street fair referred to Auditing Committee. 09 04 1906 7 61
6. Tax Book for 1906 received from R.egister and to be given to Sheriff. 09 04 1906 7 61
7. Tax matters acted on for J. G. Kuhleken, D. L. T. Capps, J. M. Bryan and M. 0'Brien. 10 Ol 1906 7 63
8. Attorney's report on back taxes collected referred to Finance Committee. 10 O1 1906 7 63
?9. Tax matters acted on for J. H. James, W. M. Curing, New Hanover Shingle Co. H. 0. Craig, Frank Weston and 11 06 1906 7 65
H. M. Ford.
?10. Wilmington Sewage Co. put on delinquent tax list and double tax charge. 11 06 1906 7 65
11. Commissioner Divine to purchase necessary material for new Block Books. 11 06 1906 7 65
Tax
12. matters acted on for Walker Taylor, John Hooper, and Messrs, Kuhlken and Capps. 12 03 1906 7 66
I3. Attorney's report on back taxes collected referred to Auditing Committee. 12 03 1906 7 66
14. Taxes abated for Isac Langley and request from W. J. Reaves for tax releif referred to County Attorney. 12 03 1906 7 68
15. Taxes abated for Paul Casse, Isaac Langley and matter of Dr. L.H. Green referred to County Attorney. 12 03 I906 7 69
15. Taxes abated for Barbara Carr and Wesley Harmigan exempted from poll tax. Ol 07 1907 7 74
16. Matter of M. W. Teachy on listing taxes referred to Chairman. 03 04 1907 7 80
17. Attorney Bellamy reported on back taxes collected. 03 04 1907 7 81
18. Attorney Bellamy reported on back taxes collected. 05 06 I907 7 86
19. Request from R. R. Bellamy for excess taxes paid referred to Chairman. OS 07 1907 7 86
20. Street fair to be held by Eyota Tribe No. 5 for charitable purposes exempted from taxation. 06 03 2907 7 89
21. Attorney Bellamy reported on back taxes collected. 06 03 1907 7 90
22. Levy of advalorem tax for 1907 set down. 06 03 1907 7 90
23. Taxes to be imposed on subjects embraced in Schedules A,B, and C. 06 03 1907 7 90
24. W. A. Ellis exempted?from poll tax. 07 O1 1907 7 93
24. P. D. White exempted from poll tax. 07 Ol 1907 7 94
25. Names to be turned in who own merchandise in ware houses of Wilmington Compress Co. to be put on tax books. 07 O1 1907 7 94
26. Report from Attorney Bellamy on back taxes collected filed. 07 O1 1907 7 94
27. Board of Equalization met and acted on numerous tax complaints p. 95-96 07 08 1907 7 95
28. List of owners of inerchandise in Wilmington Compress warehouses. 07 08 1907 7 96
29. Board of Equalization met and acted on tax complaints p. 97-98 07 09 1907 7 97
30. Board of Equalization met and acted on tax complaints. 07 10 1907 7 98
31. Board of Equalization met and acted on tax complaints. 07 11 1907 7 99
32. Board of Equalization met and acted on tax complaints p. 100-101. 07 12 1907 7 100
33. Board of Equalization met and acted on tax complaints. 07 15 1907 7 101
34. Board of Equalization met and acted on tax complaints. 07 16 1907 7 102
35. Board of Equalization met and acted on tax complaints from Wrightsville Beach. 07 17 1907 7 103
36. Property valuation reduced for Ocean View Company. 08 05 1907 7 105
37. Board reduced rate of taxation for 1907. 08 05 1907 7 105
38. Register of Deeds turned in 1907 tax books which were given to Sheriff for collection. 09 03 1907 7 107
39. Leon Steele allowed to list solvent credits of Charles Stele Piano Manufacturers. 09 03 1907 7 107
40. Request from Mrs. P. Christ for tax reduction referred to special committee. 09 03 1907 7 107
41. Delinquent taxpayers will not be fined double tax if list and pay taxes before October l. 09 03 1907 7 107
42. No action on tax reduction request from H. C. Irvin. 09 03 1907 7 108
43. Report from County Attorney on back taxes collected. 09 03 1907 7 109
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INDEX TO COMMISSIO?ERS M?NUTES -- New Hanover Count?, N. C. _ MATTER: T? DEPAR??NT ?
aec. u. s. Counry Indexee Since 1888 ? To locate nqmes, open at COTT
MADE BY TNE COTT IN A-2 TAB INDEX
DEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, ONIO
r?r OFFICE ?n.nr? An Identifying Tratle Mark SURNAME INITIAL TAB SOLD BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BE RN, NORTH CAROLINA
DATE MINUTE BOOK
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
Month I Day I Year Vol. I Page
1. Taxes abated on stocks of Miss Emily Bridges and Mrs. M. E. Bridges. 10 07 1907 7 110
2. Property valuation reduced for Mrs.P. Christ. 10 07 1907 7 111
3. E. Bruce Mezell and Frank Weston exempted from poll tax. 11 04 1907 7 111
4. Taxes abated for Brooklyn Sewage Co. and William Colder. 11 04 1907 7 112
5. Committee to investigate matter of W. Goodman and matters of I. J. Bear and Brothers and C. E. Riggs 11 04 1907 7 112
referred to assessors.
6. H. E. Bonity allowed to list Wrightsville Water Works Co. without double tax penalty. 11 04 1907 7 112
7. Numerous poll taxes abated. 12 02 1907 7 114
&. R. H. Moore and E. H. Henderson alloraed to list taxes without double tax penalty. 12 02 1907 7 114
9. Taxes abated for J. A. Perry and refunded to M. S. Willard. 12 02 1907 7 114
1Q. Tax lister J. H. Johnson corrected listing of Isaac Bryant to read hog, not dog. 12 0:? 1907 7 114
11. Request :Ei-om W. R. Sullivan for tax exemption referred to Attorney to determine if he is a nonresident. 12 02 1907 7 115
12. Attorney Bellamy reported on back raxCs collected. t2 OZ 19U7 7 115
"13. Tax refunded W. Goodman since paid by two people. 1'Z 02 1907 7 115
14. Poll taxes refunded to Don Watters, Henry Larkins and Isaac Sneed. O1 u7 1y08 i lly
I5. Attorney 15eliamy reported on back taxCs collected. vl 0% 19uis 7 120
16. Assessors recommended reducing taxes for I. and J. Bear, but no change for C. E. Riggs. O1 07 1908 7 120
17. Taxes abated for Eytola Tribe Red Men. Ol 07 1908 7 120
18. Poll taxes refunded L. Pearson and A. Morriss. 02 03 I908 7 122
19. Assessment changed for Sol. Sternberger and tax refunded J. H. Vawter. 03 02 1908 7 125
20. Poll tax refunded to J. A. Dennis. 03 02 1908 7 126
21. J. B. Farrar exempted from paying privilege tax for selling goods and wares. 03 OZ 1908 7 127
22. Attorney Bellamy reported on back taxes collected. 03 02 1908 7 126
23. Sheriff presented Treasurer's receipt for 1907 taxes paid to him by Sheriff. 03 09 1908 7 127
24. Tax deed on property of N. E. Bonham cancelled since sold to County by error. 03 09 190$ 7 128
25. Sale certificates for 1907 taxes given to attorney for collection. 03 09 1908 7 128
26. Tax refunded Fred Hines, he being underage. 04 06 1908 7 129
27. Pow wow of Eyota Tribe ?1?5 to be held tax free and for charitable purposes. 04 06 1908 7 129
28. Attorney Bellamy back taxes col?ected by him. 05 04 1908 7 132
29. Levy for ad valorum taxes for 1908 set. 06 O1 1908 7 135
30. Attorney Bellamy reported on back taxes collected and Clerk asked for itemized statement of persons paid. 07 06 1908 7 137
31. Board met to equalize valuations of property. 07 13 1908 7 139
32. I. Shrier and A. S. Williams allowed to list taxes. 08 03 1908 7 139
33. Attorney Bellamy reported on back taxes collected and Clerk requested itemized statement for June and July. 08 03 1908 7 139
34. Property valuations reduced for Thomas H. Wright. 08 10 1908 7 141
35. Taxes abated for S. A. Schloss. 09 08 1908 7 144 „
36. Request for reduced valuation on Ocean View Co. by A. Nathan referred to Committee. 09 08 1908 7 144
37. Register of Deeds presented 1908 Taxooks and these given to Sheriff to collect. 09 G8 1908 7 145
38. Delinquent taxpayers allowed to list taxes without penalty of pay when listing. 09 08 1908 7 145
39. Order of Elks to have their Elksfeast, held for cha,ritable; purposes, exempted from tax. 10 05 1908 7 151
40. Tom Burnett exempted from poll tax. 10 05 1908 7 151
41. Reported from Bellamy and Bellamy on back taxes collected, 10 05 1908 7 151
42. Owl's Fall Festival exempted from taxes since given for charitable purposes. 11 02 1908 7 153
43. Tax matters acted on for Walter Farmer, George Smith, J.J, Piner, S. A. Schloss, and B. H. Marshall. 11 02 1908 7 153
44. Tax matters acted on for E.P. Willard, T.B. Willard, Wilmington SuburbanCo, T. Edwards and Ocean View Co. 11 02 1908 7 154
45. New Block Book presented and accepted and no person may make changes in it without authorization. 11 02 1908 7 157 ,
(see Regist? )
INDEX TO COMMISSIOI?ERS MINUTES - New Hanover Count?, N. C. , MAT ER: TAX DEPARTMENT
?ec. u. s. County Indezea Since 1888 n`' ? To loeofe nomes? open af COTT A•2 TAB INDEX
v?T OFFICE ?n.?1? An Identifying Trade Mark W..CS SURNAME INIiIAI TAB MADE BY iHE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, ONIO
SOLO BY OWEN G. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
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1. Tax matters acted on for Titus Newikirk, Mr. Schnibben, Dr. C. L. Harper, W.W. King, harge Whelld?n,
Margaret Hostler, Isaac L. Gurn, Grank Western and G. W. Gardener.
2. Sheriff Cowan filed his annual report on taxes collected under Schedule B.
3. Tax matters acted on for E. W.rogers, J. A. montgomery and G. L. Schutt.
4. Bellamy and Bellamy reported on back taxes collected.
5. Holly Pearce exempted from poll tax, he being overage.
, 6. Poll tax refunded Edward Mosely and abated for S. C. Eubank.
7. Tax matters acted on for Fennell J. May, Sally McLaurin and Carolina Transportation, Co.
j$. Bellamy and Bellamy reported on back taxes collected.
9. Lota Tribe Red Men not allowed a free exhibition of Gentry Dog and Poney Show for their benefit.
10. Taxes abated for Carolina Transportation Co. and Jo?hn D. Bellamy.
1.11. Bellamy and Bellamy reported on back taxes collected.
12. Tax refunded to Mary Bridgers.
13. Election to be held on school tax. (see Elections)
14. No action on request from pool room owners for Board not to impose same license tax as State.
15. Election carried for school tax levy and votes recorded from Townships. .
16. Chairman to look into having a new tax book made.
17. Tax levy made for 1909 after receiving resolution from Board of Education.
18. Tax levy reduced from 1908 except for School.
19. T. 0. Bunting to take list of all delinquent tax listers for Townships in County.
20. Tax returns accepted from Tax lister Sweet.
21. No reduction granted J. F. Garrell Co.
22. Bellamy and Bellamy reported on back taxes collected.
23. J. G. Hunter exempted from poll tax and taxes reduced for Wakamac Land and Lumber Co.
24. Marion Sea Side Home exempted from taxes as long as used for charitable purposes.
25. Delinquent taxpayers allowed to list and pay without penalty if done before Oct. l, 1909.
26. T. W. Wood's assessment problem referred to Wilmington assessors.
27. Eyoda Tribe allowed to hold street fair free to fax.
28. Bellamy and Bellamy reported on back taxes collected.
29. Taxes abated for Miss Fannie R. Williams and reduced and reduced for T. W. Wood.
30. Otto Banck to make out a ?laim for refund of tax as broker so can be given to Attorney for opinion.
31. Sam Peoples exempted from poll tax and Ben Cottle's taxes reduced.
32. Bellamy and Bellamy reported on back taxes collected.
33. Taxes refunded to N. H. Lockhard.
34. Sheriff Cowan's report on 1909 taxes collected referred to Auditing Committee.
35. Property valuatian reduced for G.C. McIntire.
36. Matter of back taxes due by Samual Bear, Jr. referred to Audting Committee.
37. C. G. Carter claimed taxes were excessive; referred to Auditing Committee.
38. Tax matter of T.W. Wood referred to County Attorney.
39. Assessment reduced for American Suburban corp.
40. Committee to adjust taxes of Samuel Bear, Jr. and Dr. Russell Bellamy not exempted from taxes.
41. No tax relief given Thomas Bagley for Suburbat? Land Co., but taxes reduced for E. P. Crow.
42. Assessment unchanged on property of Mrs. B. H. Bridgers.
43. C. L. Taylor to furnish list of stock and machinery sold to Auditing Committee for tax purposes.
44. A. C.Ormsby exempted from poll tax.
45. Bellamy and Bellamy reported on back taxes collected.
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1909 7 179
1909 7 179
1909 7 179
1909 7 180
1909 7 181
1909 7 181
1909 7 182
1909 7 182
1909 7 182
1909 7 182
1909 7 184
1909 7 185
1909 7 185
1909 7 186
1909 7 186
1909 7 186
1909 7 187
1910 7 189
1910 7 189
1910 7 189
1910 7 189
1910 7 190
1910 7 190
1910 7 191
1910 7 191
1910 7 191
1910 7 191
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover Count?, N. C. , MAiT R? TAX DEPART?NT _/
nec. u. s. County Indezea Since 1888 TO IoCOfO nameS? open pt COiT p-Z TAB INDEX
?AT OFfICE ??/? An ldentifying Ttade Mark SURNAME 1NlTIAL TAB AMDE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOCD BY OYYEN G. OUNN, NEW BERN, NORiH CAROLINA
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
l. Board reduced valuation for Standard Turpentine, Co.
2. Sheriff Cowan's settlement of 1909 taxes referred to Auditing Board.
3. Taxes refunded Independent Ice Co.
4. J. M. `?urner exempted from poll tax.
5. Bellamy and Bellamy reported on back taxes collected.
6. R. M. Capps exempted from poll tax.
7. Letter from Board of Education on school tax levy and Ietter to Board of Education p. 195-196.
8. Detailed statement of schaol tax use.
9. ?'ax levy set by Board for 1910.
10. Clerk to Board to turn over 1910 Tax Books to Sheriff for collection.
12. Delinquent taxpayers may list and pay taxes without double tax if done before October, l, 1410.
12. Tax refund not granted J. A. Rowe.
13. Tax matter of Wrightsville Beach Hotel Co. referred to Messrs. Divine and Metts.
14. Tax list of John Southerland corrected and taxes abated.
15. J. Wesley Hunt releived from poll tax.
16. Tax matters acted on for Theodore S. James, Mask and Taylor, Mrs. S. H. Cowan, Martha Ellis and Mrs.
Mary H. Cook.
17. Tax matter of Larrymore Hotel Co. referred to a Committee.
18. Tax Zist corrected for Edward Wright and J. H. Le Gwinn allowed to list his tax.
19. Property valuation reduced for Joseph Brown.
20. Property valuation reduce for chadbourn Sash, Door and Lumber Co.
21. Valuations for Wrightsville Beach Hotel, Co., Ocean View Co. and Larrymoore Hotel Co. to remain at same
rate as in 1909.
22. Tax matters acted on for E. A. King, R. M. Carney, J. Mack Moore, Bun Bryant, Mrs. B. A. Atkinson,
Janice Strange, Mary F. Jones and Rebecca Henderson.
23. Tax matters of American suburban Corp. J. W. Scott and J.E. and E. G. Hall referred.
24. Tax matters acted on for C. M. Morton, Alex Swindell and S. Abramowitz.
25. Tax matters acted on for E. B. Pleasants, W. Calder, W. M. Cumming, Mrs. Kate C. Bonit z,
Laurance Simmons, Mrs. W. M. parsley and R. W. Wallace.
26. Request for poll tax refund of Richard Jordan Kr. referred as was requested from Rev. T. P. Noe of
Church of the Good Shepard.
27. Brass band not exempted from license tax for a carnival.
28. Bellamy and Bellamy reported on back taxes collected.
29. Taxes abated on property of Mrs. A. M. Holden.
30. Taxes refunded to S. W. Ketchum and abated for A. 0. McEachern.
31. Opinion of Bellamy and Bellamy on caption tax and rate of property tax.
32. Sheriff Cowan's 1910 tax settlement referred to Auditing Board.
33. H. G. Ormsby exempted from poll tax.
34. Money to be refunded J. C. Stevnson and Co., since not brokers and were charged as much.
35. Bellamy and Bellamy reported on back taxes collected.
36. Board of Equalization met. (see Board of Equalization
37. Board of Equalizatirn met and acted on tax complaints.
38. Board of Equalization met and acted on tax complaints p. 226-227.
39. same as July 18
40. same as July 18
41. same as July 18
DATE MINUTE BOOK
Monfh t Day I Year Vol. I Page .
03 07 1910 7 192
04 04 1910 7 193
04 04 1910 7 194
05 02 1910 7 194
05 02 1910 7 194
06 06 1910 7 195
06 06 1910 7 195
06 06 1910 7 196
06 06 1910 7 196
09 06 1910 7 199
09 08 1410 7 149
09 08 1910 7 199
10 03 1910 7 200
10 03 1910 7 200
10 03 1910 7 200
10 03 1910 7 201
11 07 1910 7 201
11 07 1910 7 201
11 07 1910 7 201
11 07 1910 7 202
11 17 1910 7 202
12 OS 19I0 7 203
12 05 1910 7 203
12 05 1910 7 204
O1 04 1911 7 207
02 06 1911 7 208
02 06 1911 7 208
OZ 06 1911 7 208
02 06 1911 7 209
02 20 1911 7 209
04 03 1911 7 212
04 03 1911 7 213
06 05 1911 7 223
07 03 1911 7 225
07 03 1911 7 225
07 10 19I1 7 226
07 17 1911 7 226
07 18 1911 7 226
07 19 1911 7 227
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07 21 1911 7 228
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eEC. u. s. ?q County Indexee Since 1888
r?r OFFICE (.C.s,?/ ? An Identifying Trade Mark
- New Hanover Count?? ?. U. , MATTERT TAX DEPARTMENT
r To Iotate names, open at COTT A-Z TAB INDEX
? SURNAME INITIAL TAB ?DE BY THE COTT INDEX COfIAPANY, COLUMBUS, ONIO
SOLD BY OWEN 6. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH CAROLINA
? NATURE OP PROCEEDINGS DATE
Month Day I Year
l. Same as July 18.
2. Same as July 18.
3. Tax levy set by Board.
4. Register of Deeds turned in 1911 Tax books which were turned over to Sheriff for collection.
5. All delinquent taxpayers may list their taxes without penalty if pay when listing.
6. Information needed on tax matters of W. H. Best and D. J. Padrick.
7. Assessments of E. J. Padrick referred to Committee.
i.8. Assessments of Pocomoke Guan Co., J. W. Harper, Jr., C. H. Alexander, A. J. Howell, J.P. Stephens, and
I
? B. H. Brirlgers referrea to co?ittee.
9. C. G. Williams relieved from paying poll tax, a nonresident.
10. John Tate not exempted from poll tax, he being able to work for a living.
11. Taxes abated for Frank Herbert and reduced for W. H. Best of "Carolina Place."
12. J. M. Buress exempted from paying poll tax.
13. Assessment of Elijah M. Green referred to Committee.
14. Assessments reduced for George Roundtree of V.C.C. Co., C. H. Alexander, F. Herbert, Mary Bridgers,
M. Schnibben and A. J. Howell.
15. Assessment unchanged for J. W. Harper and no action on assessment of C. V. Harver.
16. Pol.l tax abated for H. B. Shepard.
17. Assessments of George W. Kidder referred and matter of Elijah Green continued.
18. Tax assessment of W. A. Simpkin referred to assessor.
19. Assessments of Garrett Williams and H. W. and W. B. Caldwell referred to assessors.
20. Valuations reduced for Hattie C. Provard, J. H. Berry and W. D. Edwards, and no change for Mrs. J.E.Wood.
21. George Hays exempted from poll tax as suggested levy Superintendent of Health.
22. Assessments of Thomas B. Carroll referred to assessors.
23. Taxes abated for S. P. Cowan and J. J. Blair.
24. Taxes abated for E. J. Padrick, Holy Fountain Society, Octaine Korney, Peter Lawandowski, W. Netribor,
J. W. Harper and W. A. Simpkins.
25. Assessments of W. L. Berry and J. E. Wood referred to assessor and valuation action on Wilmington
Sewage Company deferred.
26. No reduction on property of Garrett Walker.
27. Board notified by City of New York that Saddie W. Jones had claimed residincy in New Hanover County.
28. Assessments corrected for W. L. Berry and W. P. Carroll.
29. Taxes will be refunded Rev. T. B. Noe if he presents rec??,?t of previous taxes paid.
30. Thomas W. Davis allowed to list property of Annie F. Walker.
31. Auditing Clerk to find out amount of taxes paid by E. J. Padrick nn land.
32. Taxes reduced for A. L. Summey and Elijah M. Green.
33. Taxes abated for C. C. Pridgen, G. W. amd M. A. Collins and E.J. Padrick.
34. Taxes refunded G. D. Brown, Independent Ice, Co. Stone and Co. and E. J. Padrick.
35. S. J. Bryan to pay balance of taxes due.
36. Assessment unchanged for J. H. Johnston referred for R. A. Parsley.
37. County Attorney reported on back taxes collected.
38. Valuation reduced for R. A.Parsley.
39. W. M. Woobse relieved from poll tax.
40. Bellamy and Bellamy reported on back taxes collected.
41. Matter of tax refund for Daisy M. Jones referred to Auditing Committee.
42. Bellamy and Bellamy reported on back taxes collected.
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07 24 1911 7 228
07 27 1911 7 228-29
08 07 1911 7 230
10 02 1911 7 233
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10 05 1911 7 234
11 06 1911 7 234
11 06 1911 7 234
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07 Ol 1912 7 253
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INDE? TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New
ounty, N. C? , MAT ER: T AX DEPARTMENT `
ecc. u. s. County lndaee Since 1888 ? To locafe names, open al ?fOTf A?S TAB INDEX
IAi OfFICE ?? An ldentifringTrade Mer? SIIRNAME INITIAt TAB NADE Il iHE (OTi INDEX CONPANY, WLtlMBUS, ONIO
SOLD BY OWEN C. DUNN, NEW BE RN, NORTH (AROLINR
DATE MINOiE B001(
NATURE OF PRO(EEDINGS
Month I Day I Year YoL I Page
l. Valuation reduced for M. J. Corbett and W. J. Craig. 08 05 1912 7 255
2. Bellamy and Bellamy reported on back taxes collected. 08 05 1912 7 255
3. Board set tax levy, which remained same as last year except for bridge tax. OS 05 1912 1 255
4. Assessment reduced for E. L. Prince. 09 03 1912 7 257
5. Register turned in 1912 Tax books which are to be given to Sheriff for collection. 10 07 1912 7 260
6. Assessment matter of Meares Harriss referred for investigation. 10 07 1912 7 260
7. Delinquent taxpayers may list their taxes without penalty if do so pay when listing if during October. 10 10 1912 7 260
8. Property valuation of Catherine Harriss reduced. 10 10 1912 7 260
9. Taxes a?ated for T. E. Davis, S. W. Aman, and J. H. Averett and assessment sets on S. A. L. Railroad Co. 11 04 1912 7 261
10. Assessments reduced for I. Shrier and John H. Atkinson. 11 04 1912 7 261
11. Assessment reduced for John H. Kuch. 11 04 1912 7 261
12. Assessment unchanged for Dlugin Brothers. 12 05 1912 1 266
13. Tax error in matter of Martha Evans referred to Commissioner to investigate. 12 09 1912 7 267
14. Assessment of Sarah Jame Evans unchanged, but reduced for Amos Smith. 12 27 1912 7 268
15. Taxes abated for C. G Chadbourn; but matter of W. M. Atkinson deferred. 12 27 1912 7 268
16. Property assessments of N. Rowan and Mrs. G. W. Bradshaw to be investigated. O1 06 1913 7 269
17. Pol1 taxes abated for A. C. Armsby, A. Elisha Gavin and Ed Wilson. O1 06 1913 7 270
18. Valuation reduced for L. W. Temple and referred for S. C. Winner. O1 06 1913 7 270
19. Attorney Bellamy reported on back taxes collected. Ol 06 1913 7 270
20. Request for reduced valuation from Fanny Johnsnn left to Commissioner Metts. Ol 06 1913 7 271
21. Poll tax abated for W. M. Atkinson. Ol 06 1913 7 211
22. Attorney Bellamy submitted statement showing rate and amount of taxes Boaxd could levy. Ol 06 1913 7 271
23. Poll tax reduced for Joe Williams, and assessments reduced for Mrs. M. D. Wells, N. Rowan, G. D. Ol 13 1913 7 272
Bradshaw, Fanny Johnson.
24. Request for reduced assessments from F. A. Bessinger and Sol. Sternberger referred to Commissioners. O1 13 1913 7 272
?ee
25. Committee and Sheriff to act to abate double tax when sufficient cause is shown. (committees appointed) Ol 13 1913 7 273
26. Sheriff to accept tax from Mrs. R. W. Gibson. O1 13 1913 7 274
27. Tax matters acted on for Solomon Sternberger, L. L. Hanby and B. H. Houstan. O1 20 1913 7 274
28. Tax matters acted on for F, A. Bessinger and J. S. Williams. O1 20 1913 7 275
29. Tax matters referred for B. H. Bridges, W. Van Hardin, R. E. Tapp and A. M. Huggins. O1 20 1913 1 275
30. Assessment unchanged for W. Van Hardin and W. M. Cumming to pay taxes on property bought. Ol 29 1913 7 277
31. Assessment unchanged for R. E. Tapp and reduced for heirs of Mary Bridgers and Mrs. A. M. Huggins. O1 29 1913 7 278
32. Poll taxes abated for Thomas Purdy Malone and C. E. Smith and refunded to James and Sam Smith. 02 02 1913 7 279
33. Assessment matter of Hugh MacRae and Co. referred to Commissioner Metts. 02 02 1913 7 279
34. Tax matters acted on for Mary A. Loftin, Solmon 5termberger, CalvinSummer, J. Van B. Metts and W.J.Flynn 02 02 1913 7 279
35. Bellamy and Bellamy reported on back taxes collected. 02 02 1913 7 279
36. Tax matters acted on for Frank Hill, Ben Gavin, Allen Smith, Frank Wilkins, and David Bryant. 03 03 1913 7 280
37. Tax matters of L. W. Moore, Robert Berry and W. R. Berry referred. 03 03 1913 7 280
38. Tax matters of D. H. Williams, Mrs. Emily Bridgers, J. Mercer Taylor and W. H. Mills referred. 03 03 1913 7 281
39. Poll tax against J. E. Clark refunded. 03 03 1913 7 281
40. Poll tax remitted Wallace Gi?son and abated for Robert Berry. 03 O6 1913 7 282
41. Tax matter of D. H. Williams referred; and property of Mrs. .E mily Bridgers Striken from tax list. 03 07 1913 7 282
42. Assessment reduced for A. E. Blake and W. H. Mills and increased for J. Mercer Taylor. 03 07 1913 7 282
43. Poll taxes remitted to W.L. and A. T. Bryan. 03 18 1913 7 283
44. Taxes abated for Lula A. Graham and poll tax remitted to W. M. Carroll. 03 24 1913 7 284
45. Taxes abated for J. B. Fountain and D. H. Williams relieved of payment of personal property tax. 04 ]7 1913 7 287
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INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover Count?
N
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MATTER DEPARTMENT
,
.
. ,
: `
rtcc. u. s. County Indexee Since 1888 {?' ? To loeate names, open at COiT A-2 7AB INDEX
An ldentiEying Trade Mark ??.? SURNAME INITIAL TAB MIADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
v?r OFFICE ?l?
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SOLD BY OWEN G. DUN N, NEW BE RN, NORTH CAROLINA
DATE MINUTE BOOK
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
Month Day Year Vol, Page
l. Johnnie J. Jones Carnival not exepmted from tax. 04 07 1913 7 287
2. Poll tax remitted to D. McLaurin. 04 07 1913 7 287
3. Taxes remitted to Wilder and Metts, agents for L. D. Hollingsworth. 04 23 1913 7 288
4. Request from G. R. Rogers for relief from poll tax deferred until taxes become due. 05 05 1913 7 290
5. Poll Tax refunded to Albert Middleton. OS 05 1913 7 290
6. Sheriff tendered settlement of 1912 taxes and same referred to County Auditor. 05 09 1913 7 291
7. Matter of advertising tax listings refe?red to Chairman and Auditor. 05 09 1913 7 291
8. Matter or re-assessing City property due to street improvements referred to County and City Attorneys. 05 29 1913 7 295
9. Additional tax listers to examine all City property on improved streets and increase assessments if needed. 05 29 1913 7 295
10. Board levied same tax as State for 1913-1914 exhibited where prohibited by law. 06 02 1913 7 305
11. Poll Tax refunded to Jake Middleton. 06 02 1913 7 205
12. W. B. Thorpe, coal dealer,protested tax levied against retail coal dealers. 06 23 1913 7 307
13. Poll tax refunded Joe Peoples. 06 23 1913 7 307
14. Auditor to employ persons to help in listing automobiles for taxation. 06 23 1913 7 207
15. Assessors reported on property along improved streets in Wilmington Township. 06 30 1913 7 308
16. Assessments of G. D. Bradshaw, John Lewis and property on 3rd street and 4th street referred. 07 07 1913 7 309
17. Assessments levied on automobiles by W. A. McGowan adopted and Auditor to notify owners. 07 07 1913 7 309
18. Committee to adjust values of property on improved streets. 07 14 1913 7 309
19. Assessments made on automobiles by special assessors to stand. 07 14 1913 7 309
20. Re-assessment for H. S. Meredith and J. S. Schulken referred to L. Moore and Auditor. 07 14 1913 7 309
21. List of insolvents referred to Sheriff and Auditor to collect. 07 14 1913 7 309
22. Committee to go over Tax List with Auditor. 07 14 1913 7 309
23. More time given Committee on assessment of property on improved streets. 08 14 1913 7 310
24. Request from C. H. Bornemann for reduced assessment referred. 08 04 1913 7 311
25. Committee on assessment of improved streets in Wilmington given more time. 08 11 1913 7 311
26. Tax levy set for current year and special tax levied on all taxables in County. 08 18 1913 7 312
27. Auditor to advertise that if delinquent listers do not list by September l, names will be given to 08 18 1913 7 312
Solicitor for indictment.
28. Dockery Haywood exempted from poll tax. 08 18 1913 7 312
29. Bill from J. W. Gerdes for tax refund approved. 08 25 1913 7 313
30. All persons who have not listed taxes to be turned over to Solicitor. 09 O1 1913 7 314
31. Board approved assessments on improved streets set by assessors. 09 01 1913 7 314
32. No action taken on request from B. L. Hopkins for tax reduction. 10 06 1913 7 315
33. A. B. Cowan exempted from poll tax. 10 06 1913 7 315
34. Auditor presented 1913 Tax Books and given to Sheriff for collection. 10 06 1913 7 315
35. Taxes abated for M. 0'Brien. 10 15 1913 7 317
36. Money allowed Sheriff and deputies for collecting Township taxes. 10 15 1913 7 317
37. Delinquent to be relieved of dauble tax by Sheriff, upon order from Auditor. 10 15 1913 7 317
38. Request for reduced assessment from Lucy May referred to Auditor. 11 03 1913 7 319
39.. Colin F. George exempted from poll tax, and G. R. Rogers request for same referred. 11 03 1913 7 319
40. E. L. Lee allowed abatement on personal property. 11 03 1913 7 319
41. Tax matters acted on for E. R. Jones, Mrs. Rose Hewlett, J. W. Brown, J. M. Solky, J. W. Russ, J. H. 11 03 1913 7 322
Rehder and G. W. Inman.
42. Letter relative to State and Pension tax of corporation referred to Attorney. 11 03 1913 7 322
43. Assessments of R. W. Farmer and G. 0. Gaylord adjusted. 11 10 1913 7 323
44. Request for abatements from Henderson Cole and P4rs. Hannah Shrier referred . 12 Ol 1913 7 325
INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES -- New Hanover Count?, N. C. , MATiER: T? D?P??NT ?
aEC. u, s. County Ind?ee Since 1888 ?? ?y- Ta loeate names, open at
PAT DFFICF ?p?? An Identifying Trade Mark ?B SU&NAME INITIAL illB tOTT A•Z TIIB INDER
MADE BY iXE COR INOEX ?OIN/ANY, (OLUMBOS, ONIO
SOLO BY OWEN G? GUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH (AROLINA
DATE MINUTE BOOK
NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
Mor?h Dny I Year Vol, I Page
1. Charlie Hall relieved of poll tax. 12 O1 1913 7 325
2. Request from W. R. Miller and C. E. McCullock for tax abatement referred. 12 O1 1913 7 327
3. Matter of assessment of Mrs. S. M. Hicks referred to assessor. 12 04 1913 7 330
4. Claim of W. W. Kock for collecting insolvent taxes paid. 12 04 1913 7 330
5. County Attorneys and Auditor to investigate back taxes. 12 04 1913 7 330
6. Tax matters acted on for Richard Nixon, W. H. Blake, W. L. ;?ackson, F. A. Bissinger and J. T. Sholar. Ol 05 1914 7 330
7. Auditor and Attorney to employ persons to bring back Tax Books up to date. O1 05 1914 7 331
8. Form of tax lists referred to Committee. Ol 05 1914 7 331
9. RPdviced assessment not allowed Mrs. S. M. Hicks. Ol 05 1914 7 331
10. Request from B. W. Merritt for poll tax exemption referred to Dr. Thomas. O1 05 1914 7 331
11. W. L. Jackson and W. B. Merritt exempted from poll tax. 02 02 1914 7 337
12. Attorney and Auditor to report on back taxes. 02 02 1914 7 337
13. Form of 1914 Tax list sent to printer. 02 02 1914 7 337
14. Sheriff given extension for making his tax settlement. 02 02 1914 7 337
15. Tax matters acted on for Harry L. Bell, Mrs. S. M. Hicks, C. Herbert Belvin and Frar?k Jarmins. 02 02 1914 7 337
16. Abatements of K. C. Sidbury and C. H. Batson referred. 02 02 1914 7 337
17. Abatement of E. I. Bear not allowed. 02 02 1914 7 337
18. Matter of double tax of V. Sidbury and Ree. A. J. Howell referred. 02 02 1914 7 337
19. Hero of J. S. Sneeden requested tax refund; referred to Auditor. 03 02 1914 7 339
20. Assessment adjusted on property of Fidelity Trust and Development Co. 03 02 1914 7 340
21. W. L. ?ackson exempted from poll tax. 03 02 1914 7 340
22. County Attorney reported progress on back taxes and requested more time. 03 02 1914 7 340
23. Request from Mrs. Hattie Lowrie for tax list correction referred. 03 02 1914 7 340
24. List of corrections made on Tax Books by Auditor p 340-341. 03 02 1914 7 340
25. H. F. Wilder's request for assessment correction referred to Auditor. 03 04 1914 7 341
26. Receipt from State Treasurer acknowledging payment of taxes on property sold. 03 04 1914 7 341
27. Request from R. L. Windley for tax corrections referred to Attorney. 03 04 1914 7 342
28. List of corrections in tax books presented by Auditor. 03 04 1914 7 342
29. Assessments of Mrs. Sarah Dulgins and H. 0. Thomas referred. 04 06 1914 7 343
30. Mr. Cavenaugh applied for assessment correction. 04 13 1914 7 345
31. Assessment of Mrs. D. Lugan not allowed and tax matter of F. W. Bonitz referred. 04 13 1914 7 345
32. Board took no action on tax list of J. B. Mercer, deceased. 04 14 1914 7 345
33. Poll tax refunded to J. Moseley and request from John Hall for exemption referred to Superintendent of 05 04 1914 7 349
Health.
34. Request from Willie Cob for tax correction referred. 05 04 1914 7 249
35. Assessment of Mrs. Mollie L. Woodward reduced and abatement for A. F. Gibson declined. 05 04 1914 7 349
36. Board unable to exempt carnival held by City police force from taxation. 05 04 1914 7 349
37. Request from A. 0. Schuster for an abatement was declined. 05 04 1914 7 351
38. No action taken on request of J. B. Mercer for reduced value of property. 05 04 1914 7 351
39. J. W. Little requested abatement on back taxes on property bought by U.D1.C. referred to audi tor and Attorney05 11 1914 7 353
40. W. M. Kock to be employed to collect insolvent taxes. 05 18 1914 7 355
41. J. W. Hall exempted from poll tax as recommended by Superintendent of Health, Dr. Nesbit. 06 Ol 1914 7 359
42. Auditor to investigate assessment of S. R. Ellis. 06 O1 1914 1 359
43. Bill of R. H. Jarmon for hire of team for collecting taxes not allowed. 06 O1 1914 7 359
44. Assessment reduced for S. R. Ellis and taxes abated for Highwood Co. 06 08 1914 7 363
45. Poll tax of Norman Batson to be refunded. 07 06 1914 7 369
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INDEX TO COMMISSIONERS MINUTES - New Hanover County, N. C. , hM1AT ERT TAX DEPARTMENT
aec. u. e. ,p??,,? County Indexea Since 1888 ? To loeate names, open at COTT A•2 TAB INDEX
IAT OFFICE ?i?c An Identifying Trade Mark SURNAME INITIAL TAB ? MADE BY THE COTT INDEX COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO
SOLD BY OWEN C. DUNN, NEW BERN, NORTH GROLINA
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NATUR? OF PROCEEDINGS DATE
Month I Day I Year
1. Request from A. F. Gibson for reduced assessmert referred to Mr. Moore and Auditor.
2. No action on request for reduced assessment for Mrs. S. M.Hicks.
3. Assessment set on property of T. W. MQORE.
4. No change on assessment ofW. G. Baldwin's property due to fire.
5. Request from Mr. Gressom to be allowed to pay taxes referred to Auditor and Attorney.
6. Board of Education requested Board levy a special school tax.
7. Board made tax levy for current year.
8. Request from W. G. Howell for reduced assessment referred.
9. Tax to be refc?nded to W. W. McCraig.
10. Assessment of A. F. Gibson reduced.
11. Taxes of G. W. Howell abated and assessment set for W. T. L. Vines' property.
12. Auditor presented Tax Books for 1914 and they to be given to Sheriff for collection.
13. Letter from Sheriff relative to help in collecting taxes referred to Attorney to decide upon ability of
persons appointed.
14. All delinquent taxpayers will not be charged penalty if settlement made by Nov. 15.
15. Auditor presented list of delinquent polZs and Clerk to present same to Grand Jury.
16.. County authorized to levy a special tax if do not have enough money for County expenses.
17. Board made tax levies for 1914.
18. Auditor and Attorney recommended that back Tax books be rewritten so all City taxes listed by blocks and
County by Townships.
19. Sheriff to receive aid in collecting taxes with approval of Auditor and Attorney.
20. Abatement request of W. G. Hall referred to Auditor.
21. Request from J. D. Price, H. T. Duls, M. Cronly and C. B. Miller for assessment adjustments referred
to Committee.
22. Taxes abated for Mercer and Evans Co.
23. Matter of settlement with delinquent listers left to L. W. Moore.
24. Tax matters of W. Sheehan and J. A. Hoffman referred to Mr. Moore and Auditor.
25. D. S. Reville and B. W. Merritt exempted from poll taxes and application of J. M. Anderson referred to
D. Thames, assistant Health Officer.
26. G. W. Kidders request for tax abatement referred for correction.
27. J. C. King to apy single tax instead of double, and assessment abated for A. S. Swinson
28. Taxes refunded E. C. Register and J. W. Williams.
29. Assessment abated for janie Rogers and request for same from Pembroke Jone and N. C. Sorosis referred to
Chairman and Auditor.
30. Assessment set on steamboat "J.W. Frederick."
31. Auditor and Accountant recommended consolidation of City and County tax department.
32. Request of P. Cumming for tax adjustment referred to Chairman.
33. Poll tax refunded to Lee Simpson and double tax of B. Pushkard reduced to single tax.
34. Mr. Moore given more time to report on several assessments but assessments set for J.A. Hufham and C.B.
Miller.
35. Assessment adjustment for heirs of M. J. Heyor referred to Mr. Moore.
36. Poll tax of R.E.L. Gook remitted, taxes abated_. for Murr?y ?ransfer Co. and P. COmming allowed_to:list
and pay his tax.
37. J. M. Anderson not exempted from po1l tax.
38. Request from W. E. Worth for a block revision referred to L. W. Moore.
39. Mr. Moore to investigate assessment of Mrs. J. Hitcher and heirs of Mary Waddell.
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l. Request from H. N. Hewlett for poll tax exemption referred to Dr. Thomas. 12 17 1914 7 415
2. Double tax against Walter S. Knight reduced to single tax and assessment set for J. W, King. 12 17 1914 7 415
3. Board to request legislation requiring a11 tax papers be given to Auditor for certificates before going 12 17 1?14 7 417
to Register of Deeds.
4. Request from A. A. Nelms for tax reduction referred to Auditor. Ol 04 1915 7 419
5. A. B. Cowan exempted from poll tax and poll tax refunded to J. N. Gooden. Ol 04 I915 7 419
6. Poll tax remitted C. H. Casteen, but E. A. Chadwic? was not exempted from poll tax. O1 04 1915 7 420
7. Auditor reported N. C. Sorosis exempted from taxation. Ol 04 1915 7 420
8. Tax assessments adjuste? for heirs of Mary Waddell, W. Sheehan and Penbrook Jones. Ol 04 1915 7 420
9. Tax listing corrected for G. S. Nevins. O1 04 1915 7 420
10. Assessments set for H. T. Deels. O1 09 1915 7 423
11. Tax matters of A. V. Hancock M. C. Darley and John P. Confer referred to Auditor. O1 11 1915 7 425
12. Assessment abatement not allowed for W. M. Cumming and abatement allowed for Dr. S. E. Koonce and Ol 11 1915 7 425
Ed Einstein.
13. No assessment change for heirs of N. J. Heyer and more time given for revision of Mrs. Hatchers assessment, Ol 11 1915 7 425
14. Double tax against Mollie Fawcett changed to single tax. Ol 14 1915 7 429
15. Assessment adjustments made for several parties. 02 O1 1915 7 431
16. Taxes abated for L. N. Rouse, but not for R. T. Sinclair, M. M. Caldwell, Misses M.E. and B. Bagg, 02 O1 1915 7 431
S. W. Sanderson and A. B. Rhodes, requested reduction of double tax, but no action.
17. No action on assessment changes for W. J. Bellamy. OZ OI I915 7 431
18. Clerk to call Sheriff's attention to rate fixed for County taxes. 02 O1 1915 7 431
19. T. P. Nufham exempted from poll tax and A. J. Marshall, J. W. Murrell and Mrs. J. P. Moore requested 02 09 19,15 7 435
abatement of double tax.
Zp, Sheriff allowed until April 1 to settle County taxes. 02 09 1915 7 435
21. Assessment set on property of W. J. Mills. 02 23 1915 7 439
22. No action on request from J. D. Sidbury and Clarence Davis for double tax abatement. 03 O1 1915 7 441
23. Request from A. J. Hanby for remission or compromise of back taxes referred to Attorney and Auditor. 03 O1 1915 7 441
24. Request from Milton Calden for abatement of tax referred to Auditor. 03 O1 1915 7 441
25. Back Tax Record revised and re-written by Auditor accepted. 03 O1 1915 7 441
26. Poll tax of D. C. Dewney abated. 03 O1 1915 7 441
27. Special tax to be Ievied to pay interest and principle on Work House Bonds. 03 05 1915 7 445
28. Tax list of Milton Calder corrected. 03 05 1915 7 445
29. Poll taxes refunded J. Redmon, Joe Huckins, Oscar Hall and W. G. Shaw. 04 05 1915 7 447
30. Sheriff Cowan given more time to make his tax settlement. 04 05 1915 7 447
31. Abatement given Milton Calder on property, but matter of A. J. Hanby given more time. 04 05 1915 7 447
32. Taxes abated for W. H. Baxley. 04 05 1915 7 448
33. Clerk to notified all delinquent tax listers that Board has no choice, but to charge double tax. 04 05 1915 7 448
34. Tax refunded Salling Watson and M. Nathan. 04 05 19I5 7 449
35. Taxes levied under Schedules B. And C on all business, trade and professionals in N. H. County. 04 OS 1915 7 449
36. Deputy Sheriff Cronly made partial report on tax collections and given more time for final settlement. 04 2 1915 7 451
37. Action on assessment of Hermitage land postponed. 04 12 1915 7 451
38. Sheriff's 1914 tax settlement received and referred to Auditor. 04 19 1915 7 453
39. Poll tax refunded W. Hicks and T. P. Hufham and Mr. Hufham exempted from 1915 poll tax. 05 03 1915 7 455
40. J. J. Hanby to pay half of back taxes on lots for 1870 and 1871. 05 31 1915 7 458
41. Poll taxes refunded J. B. McLean, R. Williams, James Robinson and William Johnson. 06 07 1915 7 459
42. Re?uest from L. T. Moore for tax refund referred to Auditor. 06 07 1915 7 459
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l. Collection of back taxes referred to Auditor, Attorney and Mr. Willard.
2. Matter of back taxes due by E. Norflect referred to Auditor and Attorney.
3. Tax Ievy set for 1915 by the Board.
4. Board regrets that Board of Education refuses to reduce special school tax which makes Board levy
same taxes as last year.
5. Taxes abated for J. B. Baker.
6. No action taken on requested abatements for Messrs. Borneman.
7. Request from Thomas H. Wright for assessment correction referred to Mr. Moore.
8. Request from Sheriff f?r help in collecting taxes referred to Ar?ditor and Attorney.
9. Board suggested tax collectors be paid on percentage basis instead of per diem.
10. Auditor presented 1915 tax books and these given to Sheriff for collection.
11. All delinquent taxpayers who settle taxes before December l, will be charged only single tax.
12. Taxes abated for G. H. Wright and request for poll tax exemption by John Hall referred to Dr. Thomas
13. Report on help for Sheriff in collecting taxes and the commission to be paid the collectors.
14. No action on request from Mrs. M. L. Chasten for tax abatement.
15. Request from R. H. Bullock for tax list correction referred to Auditor.
16. Board to meet with City Council Committee to review tax lists of Wilmington.
17. John Bellamy to be subpoen?.ed to furnish information on correctness of tax lists.
18. Poll tax abated M. M. Greeg and numerous tax assessments referred to assessors.
19. John W. Hall exempted from poll taxes but abatements not allowed Mrs. Gene Kunold and W. H. Lane.
20. John Bellamy critized system of listing income taxes.
21. Board feels no need of investigation on system of tax listing.
22. Board feels if any investigation needed should be state-wide.
23. Numerous assessments acted on.
24. Henderson Sessions relieved of poll tax request for abatement from J. Hinton referred to Auditor.
25. Request for abatement from Messrs. Farley, Chapman H. Kohler referred to assessor Hanby.
26. Tax abated for B. E.Edwards.
27. Poll tax to be refunded John McCall.
28. Contract to be made with an attorney to collect back taxes due County.
29. No assessment change on property of North State Beach Development Co..
30. Deputy Sheriff Cronly given extension on settling taxes collected.
31.. Numerous property assessments called to attention of assessors.
32. Assessment unchanged on property of Mr. W. F. Kerr.
33. Lena Nixon's request for change in back taxes referred to Auditor and Attorney.
34. Poll tax of Jacob Haar abated.
35. Assessors report on numerous assessments.
36. Tax complaints of N. A. Yarborough and S.A.L. Rivay referred to Auditor and Attorney.
37. Tax lists corrected for G. B. Smith and M. A. Hankins.
38.. Assessments of G. W. Westbrook, W. A. Dick, Dan 0'Connor and Walter Tool referred to assessors.
39.. W. K. Toot request review of his assessment and assessment of Mary Bryan and M. C. Bear left of Auditor.
40., Assessment changed for A. Shrier.
41. George Davis relieved of poll tax.
42. Contract with J. A. McNorton to collect back taxes approved.
4?. Assessment unchanged for Westbrook and Wright and Thomas 0. Bunting.
44. Assessment abated for Sewage Plant and on Rose Farm but increased for Wright property south of Rose Farm.
45. Assessment abated for Mrs. A. E. McClammy and H. C. Bear.
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l. Assessment to be considered on Rose Farm and Carolina Court. 02 07 1916 7 533
2. .Poll tax refunded for Charles Kranshan. ? 02 07 1916 7 533
3. Request for assessment abatement referred to Chairman and Auditor. 02 07 1916 7 535
4. Assessment of F. Pittman referred to Assessor. 02 07 1916 7 535
5. Services of field deputy C. H. Keen for collecting taxes extended 6 weeks longer. 02 07 1916 7 535
6. Assessments of Westbrook and Wright property to be investigated. 02 14 1916 7 537
7. Assessment of Mrs. C. G. Schnibben referred to assessors. 03 06 1916 7 539
8. Assessment of Mrs. R. W. Farmer and Miss Daisey Lee Woodbury reduced. 03 06 1916 7 539
9. PoZ1 tax to be refund?d to severa? gersons. 03 Db 191b 7 539
10. Assessment set from Mrs. Kuhler. 03 06 1916 7 539
11. Tax settlement of Sheriff postponed. 04 03 1916 7 543
12. Assessment set for Wright estate and assessment unchanged for lots at Carolina Court. 04 03 1916 7 544
13. Assessment reduced for Wright and Westbrook land. 04 03 1916 7 544
14. Numerous assessments reported on by Auditor p.544-545 04 03 1916 7 544-4 5
15. Assessments set for D. 0'Conner and H. C. Training. 04 03 1916 7 545
16. Tax abatement gi?en J. W. Plu?nmer. 04 19 1916 7 547
17. Bill from Attorney Melvin Horne approved by County Attorney and to be paid. 04 19 1916 7 548
18. Samuel Taylor relieved of poll tax. 05 O1 1918. 7 549
19. Sheriff's 1915 tax settlement received and referred to Auditor. 05 O1 1916 7 550
20. Tax abated for George Costeras and back taxes abated for W. Woods. 06 05 1916 7 561
21. Request i??r revised assessment of Mrs. Fox and W. R. Evans referred to assessors. 06 05 1916 7 561
22. Cost and penalty against heirs of Isham Thompson abated. • 06 05 1916 7 561
?3. Assessment revised of J. M. Bass referred to assessors. 06 05 1916 7 561
24. J. T. White exempted from poll tax. 06 "7 1916 7 565
25. Assessment abatement not allowed for P.Pearsall. 06 17 1916 7 565
26. No action on request of M. A. Hayden for refund of back taxes. 07 03 1916 7 569
27. Request for assessment abatement from L. Clayton and W. R. Evans Grant referred to Committee. 08 07 1916 7 573
28. Board set 1916 tax levy. 08 07 1916 7 574
29. Request from W. S. Beasley for tax list correction referred to Auditor. 08 07 1916 7 574
30. Auditor to settle with Board of Education on back taxes collected for schools. 08 23 1916 7 579
31. Assessment set on prqperty of L. C. Grant. 09 05 1916 7 581
32. Assessments set on lots at Carolina Place. 09 28 1916 7 586
33. M. Cronly, Deputy Sheriff, requested assistance in collecting taxes. 10 02 1916 7 589
34. Auditor presented 1916 tax books which were given to Sheriff for collection. 10 02 1916 7 589
35. All delinquent taxpay ers who settle their accounts before December 1, will not be charged the penalty tax. 10 02 1916 7 589
?36. Auditor presented a list of citizens who failed to list t.heir polls and this list to go to Grand Jury. 10 02 1916 7 589
37. Tax abatgd_for J. H. Hobbs. 10 02 1916 7 589
38. Auditor to correct tax list of Mrs. Frances Henshaw. 10 06 1916 7 591
39. S. M. Huffham exempted from poll tax. 11 06 1916 7 593
40. Report from Auditor and Attorney on help for Sheriff in collecting taxes. 11 06 1916 7 i93
41. L. P. Hufham exempted from poll tax and requested from Fred Neil for same referred to Superintendent 12 Ol 1916 7 595
of Health.
42. Request for tax abatement for J. E. Hudson referred to Auditor. 12 O1 1916 7 595
43. Request from S. W. Sanders for abatement on solvent credit referred to Auditor. 12 04 1916 7 598
44. Request from W. M. McGirt for tax abatement referred to Auditor. 12 04 1916 7 598
45. Poll tax refunded J. B. Mason and William Shaw exempted from poll tax. 12 13 1916 7 601
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1. Sheriffs tax settlement approved, 12 13 1916 7 601
2. Taxes abated for R. S. McKeithan and poll tax refunded Jesse Miller. 12 18 1916 7 602
3. Loan authorized at December 13 meeting to be issued in anticipation of taxes to be collected. l2 18 1916 7 602
4. Assessment adjusted for heirs of Roger Moore. 12 18 1916 7 603
5. Assessments of W. J. McGirt, Mrs. A. Herde and Miss Sallie Skinner corrected. 12 18 1916 7 603
6. R. A. King granted tax abatement on property. Ol 02 1917 7 604
7. Request from N. C. Sorosis Society Requesting remittance of back taxes denied. Ol 02 1917 7 604
8. Assessment of F. J. Deels unchanged. O1 02 1917 7 605
9. Sheriff given more tiine to co?lect taxes. O1 02 1917 7 605
10. Request from J. T. White for poll tax exeinption referred to County Physician. O1 24 1917 7 607
11. J. A. Norton asked for new contract covering collection of back taxes. Ol 24 1917 7 607
12. Abatementallowed Floyd Crocker. O1 24 1917 7 607
13. Bob Merritt exempted from poll tax and request from R. H. Watts for same referred to County Physician. 02 OS 1917 7 609
14. Request from T. F. Fox for tax abatement and from Williams Setter for refund referred to Auditor. 02 05 1917 7 609
15. Poll taxes refunded Dave Jones, Jim Pigford and Leslie Johnson. 02 17 1917 7 612
16. Sheriff to exhause personal estates of taxpayers before he sells real estate of 1916 taxes. 03 02 1917 7 613
17. No action on remitting penalty of Mrs. J. D. Sid?ury. 03 05 1917 7 615
18. Request of J. W. Blake and H. R. Kuhl referred to Auditor. 03 05 1917 7 615
19. Poll tax refunded A. Houston, but same not refunded R. N. Coleman. 03 05 1917 7 615
20. Monroe Marshburn not exempted from poll tax; but poll tax remitted to L. W. Mintz. 03 05 1917 7 615
21. Request from N. C. Sorosis for remission of back taxes referred to County Attorney to investigate. 03 05 1917 7 615
22. Assessment set on property of Mrs. A. A. Fox. 03 05 1917 7 616
23. Poll tax refunded Samuel Jones,Jr. and taxes to be adjusted for W. L. Smith. 03 05 19I7 7 616
24. N. C. Sorosis to pay back taxes only for 1913. 04 02 1917 7 617
25. Taxes for Mrs. Agnes Powell to be adjusted. 04 02 1917 ? 618
26. Auditor and County Attorney to make corrections on back taxes in Back Tax Record. 04 02 1917 7 618
27. L. Starky requested refund on license tax on pool room; referred to Auditor and Attorney. 05 07 1917 7 6?0
28. Request for tax refund from John Simmons referred to Auditor. 05 07 1917 7 620
Assessment abated on property of H.W. Strickland.
29. 05 07 1917 7 621
30. Board made tax levy for 1917-1918. 05 07 1917 7 621
31. Chairman, Auditor and Attorney to check Sheriff's 1916 tax settlement. 05 07 1917 7 621
32. Attorney and Au+ditor to report on alleged error in copying a tax law on moving picture shows. 06 04 1917 7 624
33. Matter of collecting license tax on moving picture theaters referred to Commissioners. 07 02 1917 7 624
34. Letter from T. W. Davis relative to tax listings referred to Attorney. 07 02 1917 7 625
35. Request for tax abatement from Mrs. Junius Davis referred to Auditor and Attorney. 08 06 1917 7 632
36. Attorney recommended tax on moving picture shows for 1917 be abated. 08 06 1917 7 632
37. Messrs. King and Rutland to be paid $5 a day for their services on Tax Books. 08 06 1917 7 632
38. No action on request for tax abatement from Mary C. Darby. 08 06 1917 7 632
39. Poll taxes refunded J. Love and F.H. Allen. 08 07 1917 7 633
40. Tax charged Robert Hill corrected. Q8 07 1917 7 633
41. Taxes levied by Board for 1917 on all taxable property. 08 07 1917 7 633
42. Board of Education requested school tax levy for 1917 be the same as 1916. 08 07 1917 7 633
43. Sheriff to receive help in collecting taxes subject to approval of Auditor and Attorney. 11 O1 1917 7 641
44. Auditor reported approval of Sheriffs 1916 tax settlement. 11 Ol 1917 7 641
45. Tax Books presented from Auditor for 1917 and given to Sheriff for collection. 11 O1 1917 7 641
46. No action on complaint of A. F. Swinson on Tax assessment. 11 O1 1917 7 641
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l. Abatement of taxes not granted W. H. Moore and request from Mary Jane Brown and 0. C. Hill for same declin- 11 05 1917 7 645
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2. Relief from taxes requested by L. S. Sharpless declined. 11 05 1917 7 646
3. Assessment matter of Solomon Sternberger referred to Auditor and J. Hanley. 11 05 1917 7 646
4. E. M. Moffit releived of taxes. 11 05 1917 7 647
5. Additional men to be employed to helpSheriff collect taxes. 11 05 1917 7 647
6. W. B. Strickland relieved of poll tax. 11 12 1917 7 649
7. Several assessments changed. 11 12 1917 7 649
8. R.E. ?til3iken given tax abatement. 12 03 1917 7 652
9. Tax matter of L. W. Moore referred to J. R. Nayby. 12 03 1917 7 652
10. Half of tax to be abated on wholesale dealers in bottled goods going out of business. 12 13 1917 7 654
11. Request from W. E. Huggins for relief from back taxes referred to County Physician. Ol 07 1918 7 658
12. Board extended time for collection of taxes to May l, 1918. O1 07 1918 7 658
13. No penalty levied against men in military service who failed to list their property. 02 04 1918 7 b63
14. Jack Grady given an abatement of poll tax. 02 04 1918 7 663
15. Poll taxes abated for W. J. Bellamy, but Tom betts not relieved from poll taxes. 02 04 1918 7 665
16. H. L. Kelly granted tax abatement on land and assessment question of Mrs. Della Groves referred to assessor.02 04 1918 7 665
17. Request from Sheriff for Board to extend time of Sandy Montgomery in collecting taxes referred to Auditor 02 04 1918 7 665
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18. Abatement granted H. S. McGirt. 02 04 1918 7 667
19. Name of J. F. Post to be removed from back tax books. 02 15 1918 7 669
20. ,Poll tax to be abated for Henry Stalk. 02 15 1918 7 669
21. Sarah Faircloth ready to pay taxes. 03 04 1918 7 671
22. Poll taxes abated for Mac and E. Moore and G. W. Gillett. 03 04 1918 7 671
23. Request from William Shaw to be relieved of poll tax referred to Auditor. 03 04 1918 7 671
24. Money to be charged off back tax books for Charles Bradley. 03 04 1918 7 671
25. Request from W. W. Holladay for remittance of penalty for failure to list property denied. 03 04 1918 7 673 .
26. Board extended time for Sandy Montgomery to aid Sheriff in collecting taxes. 03 04 1918 7 673
27. Request for reduced assessment from G. W. Mathews referred to Auditor. 03 04 1918 7 673
28. No action on assessment complaint of J. M. Croom. 03 04 1918 7 673
29. Poll tax abated for Ed Jackson. 03 04 1918 7 673
30. Request from W. W. Holiday for an abatement declined. 03 21 1918 7 681
31. Board ordered an election on May 8 to vote on special school tax. (see elections). 04 Ol 1918 7 685
32. Services of John Bury and F. A. Montgomery continued for 2 weeks in collecting taxes. (see tax collection) 04 O1 1918 7 685
33. R?quest for adjusted assessment from Robert Christee referred to Auditor. 04 30 1918 7 673
34. Assessment complaint of C. H. Dock referred to Auditor and Attorney. 05 06 1918 7 695
35. Poll tax abated for Harry Bryant. 05 06 1918 7 695
36. Deputy Sheriff Cronly given more to perfect his tax report for 1917. 05 06 19I8 7 696
37. Election returns received from May 8, 1918 election on school tax levy and bonds. 05 10 1918 8 1
38. School tax levy and bond issue passed election of May 8, 1918. 05 10 1918 8 1 to 5
39. Request from W. E. Huggins for relief from poll tax denied. 06 03 1918 8 11
40. Auditor to accept 50% of taxes due in name of Alice Sholar or D. F. Burgten. 06 23 1918 8 12
41. Request from Mr. Kellum for a blanket license tax for Greenfield Amusement Co. referred to Auditor, 07 02 1918 8 13
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42. Request from B. C. Jones for relief from poll tax referred to Dr. Stovall and Clerk. 07 02 1918 8 13
43. Taxes reduced for Mrs. Della Groves and request of C. Grant for relief of poll tax referred to Dr. Stovall 07 02 1918 8 14
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l. Auditor to pay annually tax levied by N. H. County Drainage District ??11 for Winter Park Districts. 08 05 1918 8 16
2. C. T. Grant and B. C. Jones exempted from poll taxes. 08 05 1918 8 16
3. Tax levies for 1918 granted. 08 05 1918 8 17
4. Request that name of Mariah Wilson be taken from back tax books referred to Auditor and Attorney. 09 03 1918 8 17
5. Bill for auto hire used by State Auditor to collect delinquent taxes referred to Attorney and Auditor. 09 03 1918 8 18
6. List of owners of stock in foreign corporations as handed down by Corporation Commission to be entered 09 16 1918 8 19
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7. Auditor and Attorney to go to Raleigh to discuss owners of stock in foreign corporations with Corporation 09 20 1918 8 20
Commission.
8. Request from L. W. Moore for tax abatement referred to Attorney and Auditor. 09 20 1918 8 20
9. Auditor presented Tax Books for 1918, complete except for stock in foreign corporation. 10 07 1918 8 20
10. A11 delinquent tax payers who settle taxes before Dec. 1 may settle without penalty. 10 07 1918 8 20
11. Assessment complaint of Mary Jone Brown referred to Auditor. 11 04 1918 8 24
12. Report on stock in foreign corporations said such stock could be taxes by County. 11 04 1918 8 23-24
13. Matter of abatement on money listed by A.D. Morrisay referred to Attorney. 11 04 1918 8 23
14. Complaint from Weslie M. Page on tax listing referred to Clerk. 11 04 1918 8 24
15. Matter of extra help in collecting taxes referred to Chairman, Auditor and Attorney. 11 04 1918 8 24
16. No action on property assessment of Rev. W. A. Alexander. 11 04 1918 8 24
17. Assessment complaint of B. 0. Stone referred to Auditor. 11 19 1918 8 25
18. Poll tax abated for G. C. Hennicker and R. D. Diew. 11 19 1918 8 25
19. Taxes abated for Emma McCullough. 12 02 1918 8 27
20. Matter of poll tax abatement of H. P. Swinson referred to Auditor. 12 02 1918 8 28
21. Tax complaint of Andrew Howard referred to Auditor and Attorney. 12 02 1918 8 28
22. Request from R. H. Reville for abatement referred to Auditor. O1 06 1919 8 30
23. Complaints from R. T. Fox and W. R. Evans on taxes referred to Auditor and Assessor. O1 06 1919 8 31
24. Assessment complaint of Abraham and Jacob Delugin referred to Auditor and Chairman. Ol 06 1919 8 31
25. Auditor to re-arrange assessment books of all Townships. O1 13 1919 8 32
26. Assessment reduced for A& J. lllugin. O1 27 1919 8 33
27. Assessment complaint from Oscar Pearsall referred to Attorney and Auditor. 02 03 1919 8 34
29. Assessment Complaint from J. B. Baker referred to Auditor and Mr. McGlougham. 02 03 1919 S 35
30. Assessment complaint from Charles Edwards referred to Mr. McGlougham. 02 10 1919 8 35
31. No action on request for tax abatement from G. S. Sanders and abatement of poll taxes granted John Solomon. 03 03 1919 8 38
32. Auditor to remove from tax books all poll taxes charged against citizen in U. S. Military due in Fall of 03 03 1919 8 39
1918.
33. Poll taxes abated J. L. We1Zs and C. C. Mattocks since in U. S. Army. 03 03 1919 8 34
34. Tax abated for A. J. Boney, but no action on request of Mariah Walker for assessment review. 03 10 1919 8 40
35. County Attorney to represent Sheriff in John H. Brown vs. G. C. Jackson relative to collection of taxes. 04 07 1919 8 43
36. Board suggested State Tax Commission apppint H. F. Wilder and C. C. Chadbourn to Board of Appraisers and 04 07 1919 8 43
review and Mr. Lloyd as County Supervisor.
37. Request from B. B. Reynolds for tax abatement referred to Attorney and Auditor. 04 14 1919 8 43
38. James Thorpe relieved of poll tax. 04 14 1919 8 43
39. Back taxes charged to George Anderson taken from records. 04 14 1919 8 43
40. New assessment act provides for office of County Supervisor and Board of EquaZization. 04 14 1919 8 44
41. Board of Education requested an election on special school tax levy. 04 23 1919 8 46
42. Auditor to release penalty against C. D. Weeks for failure to list property. 05 05 1919 8 48
43. County Supervisor, C. W. Worth, allowed to fix salaries of his assistant not to exceed $6 a day. 05 05 1919 8 49
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NATURE OF PROCEEDINGS
l. Supplies for County Supervisor referred to Auditor and Clerk of Board.
2. R. B. Cottle exempted from poll tax.
3. Matter of automobile for County Supervisor deferred.
4. Matter of buying a car for County Supervisor to aid in assessing property referred to attorney.
5. Abatement of taxes for C. D. Gilbert declined.
6. Assessment complaint of Bessie Burnett referred to Auditor.
7. Sheriff to issue dog tag to all dogs in County after owners pay a privilege tax.
8. Auditor reduced assessment of John F. Divine.
9. Tax Ievy to be made to caaintain schools for terms of 8 a?d Z months.
10. Auditor to give the press an estimated statement of the proposed increased tax levy for 1919
11. J. H. Berry and G. T. Shepard to assist Sheriff in collecting 1918-19 taxes.
12. Tax to be levied to pay principal and interest on ferry bonds.
13. Tax to be levied each year until ferry improvement bonds are paid off.
14. Matter of tax rate for 1919-20 deferred to Aug. 7. 1919.
15. Tax levy for 1919 set and listed in minutes.
16. Repair of County Supervisor's car referred to Mr. McGloughan
17. County levies same tax for 1919-20 as State on businesses, trades or professions.
18. Bills from County Supervisor Worth approved.
19. Matter of foreign stocks listed for taxation to be investigated.
20. Clerk to Board to press matter of collection of back taxes with J. A. McNorton, special attorney.
2I. Billsof County Supervisor ordered paid.
22. Foreign stock as listed by Corporation Commission to be put on 1919-20 tax books.
23. Bills from County Supervisor to be paid.
24. Sheriff Jackson requested extra help in collecting 1919-20 taxes.
25. Auditor presented 1919 tax books except for amount of corporate excess.
26. Special tax to be levied to pay for any outstanding school bonds. (see Schools)
27. Assessment complaint of Mrs. Hattie King referred to Messrs. McGlougham and Hewlett.
28. Bills from County Supervisor to be paid.
29. Request from County Supervisor to be paid.
30. Abatement given Beach Hotel Co. due to fire.
31. Assessment complaints of Henry Bordeaux, J. C. Shepard and C. F. Seitter, Jr. referred to Auditor.
32. Request from Mrs. J. D. Bizzell for relief of poll tax on her husband referred to Clerk.
33. Bills of County Supervisor to be paid.
34. Assessment not reduced on plant of Oscar Pearsall.
35. Matter of rebinding old bolck books referred to Auditor and Attorney.
36. Men in U. S. Army or Navy exempted fr.om Poll taxes.
37. J. R. Melton granted poll tax abatement.
38. Wilmington Printing Co. Submitted bid to rebind old block books.
39. Tax remittance received from Brunswick Bridge and Ferry Co.
40. Bills of County Supervisor to be paid.
41. Request declined for J. McKoy to be exempted from poll tax.
42. Mrs. Elizabeth Wallace allowed to list property without penalty.
43. Bills of County Supervisor allowed.
44. Requests from C. E. Canady and J. H. Wierse for an abatement referred to Auditor.
45. Marshburn McKoy not exempted from poll tax.
46. Sheriff to have extra help in collecting taxes if Auditor and Attorney approve.
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