Public notice of Zuma Illinois Rock Island land assessments 1903
Complete list of lands assessed in Rock Island County Illinois for 1903 as recorded by H D Lyons superintendent. The entry covers Town of Zuma township 18 north range 2 east with numerous parcels and owners including McEnary Schwinacker Walker Dailey and Beal among others. Assessments detail acres values and estimated worth across sections 1 through 31 with numerous parcels listed per section and owner.
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Zuma
Illinois
Rock Island County
Ill
D. H. Lyons
McEnary
F. Schwinacker
Lott
Mary BE. Walker
F Schwinacker
Wm. Sheppard
Same
Township
North
Schwinacker
Lot
Hiram Walker
L. M. Dailey
lyman‘Dailey
J B. Walker
Henry Mumma
John A. Donahue
Samuel Wainwright
C Filbert
S.S Beal
J J Nicholson
E. M. McMurphy
J. J. Nicholson
John Scwagler
Cc & W
Filbert
H Mead
Chas. Filbert
Sylvester Dailey
John Wainwright
Fred Behrendt
Albert E Herron
Chas. Hoefer
H Scott
Christian Ziegler
Chas Hoefer
Geo Ziegler
John Schneider
Geo
Zeigler
Sam Schafer
Wm Schafer
Geo. Ziegler
Simon Michael
En H. Strauss
Frank L. Wake
D. B. Noah
E.W. Noah
Bection
Laurinda O’hara
Chas. Schaffer
Matthew Schaffer
Geo. Setzer
Saran L. Smith
John
M. F. Schafer
Ambrose Sear
Geo. C. Wake
James A. Sears
John Moody
A Partel
Ambrose Searl
James A. Searl
Beal
Aiey McMurphy
Whitehide
Smok Wright
Val
S. S. Beal
Daniel N. Beal
Jd Sete
Henry Nold
Lyman Dailey
F. E. Crompton
M. McMurphy
Nee Te
Bibat Ghats
Eee Walker
M. Dailey
Ates Dunbar
E M. MacMurphy
Wm. Whiteside
Alonzo Dunbar
Jon
Geo. Oliver
Eder Vanderberg
N& Nw
F. E. Crgmpton
E Vanderberg
Chas Osborn
Sw & Nw
E. Vanderberg
E. Donehey
F. J Whiteside
David S. Adams
David S Adams
Samuel Williams
Leslie Hanna
Thomas Tinsman
Wiig
Ianna
C F. Tinsman
J C. Adams
A Dunbar
James Cook
Whiteside
James Cullok
Jas C Adams
Chas H Osborn
Frank Tinsman
James Adams
Section
E A. Dunbar
Née Less
John Dailey
A Filmer
John Joslin
F. J. Whiteside
J J Joslin
Seth Heald
Joslin
E Cox
Clyde Wake
Bessie Dunbars
Henry Sshafer
James A Searl
Bessie Dunbar
H Knockemus
Cox
Madison Bowles
David Haller
John C Swank
Noah
Frels
Harriet Wells
J W. Frels
Henry Schafer
Joseph S. Swank
Sarah L. Smith
Olver Tolson
Oliver Tolson
T. H. Klattenhoff
John Weideman
J. W. Frels
Henry Schwinacker
D. W. Johnson
Sten
Knockemus
Henry Schwinicker
B. J. Searle
Henry Schwenecker
N. Beal
E. J. Searle
G. Sachan
M. McKnary
Gregory Brown
Sage
Shelton
Walker
Joan D. Yaltow
Osborn
E. Wm. Payne
Rock River
Mary Rippett
Pat Tod
Chris Guldenpfenning
Godfred Knockemus
Rock
Part
Andrew Stodmeister
Part el
J. Searle
Chris Denhardt
Hiiness
Rock Island
Iaken
H Lyons
Public notice of Zuma Center assessments 1903
Illinois Rock Island County public notice lists assessment totals for the city Zuma Center and personal property values for 1903. Names include Wainwright, Filbert, Schafer, Beale, Heeren, Vanderberg, Nicholson, Walker, Wainwright and others across School Districts Nos. 20 21 24 26 33. Values accompany each name with lot and block references and district allocations.
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D H Lyons
Blk Vail
John Wainwright
Frank Filbert
W. F. Filbert
S Blanchard
Beale
J. J Heeren
Albert Asad
Val
Heeren
Eno
Hoefer
Catherine
Schafer
Samuel
F i
Charles de
J J
Setzer
Bryan
Frank
Beal
Behrendt
Fred
Coder
H Meter
Dailey
Sylvester Seve
L. N
Donahoo
J EE
Filbert Charles
Filbert
W. FL
Sul Wee Filbert
J. S
Karr
Omer
Mum
Wainwright
John Hi Ta Dines de Wainwright
H J
David
Joalin
Cess
Nicholson
Schwenneker
Tata
Vanderberg
Elizabeth
Eder
White
Emily
Newton
Walker
James
Mary
Ira
Weidman
Henry
Weldman
Adolph
Oliver
Geo
Alf
Wm. Whiteside
Bowles
Madison Bowles
Simon Kock
Godfrey O'’Harra
John Michael
Simon Es Noah
E W
Fh Noah
D. B.searl
James A.searl
Ambrose Searl
Alvah Schafer
Henry C Schafer
Fred . Schafer
Sarah L. Strass
Henry Sneider
Bernhard
David Taulbee
F. M. Wells
Ira Walker
Sheldon Wake
Frank L
Brown
Mrs. A Brown
John H. DeBlare
John H . Davis
G. E Walever
C. F
Schatteman
Alfons
Rock Island to discuss new bridges and garbage contract
Rock Island city council heard two proposals last Monday. A rendering company asked $6500 yearly to collect city garbage, referred to health and police committee. The other proposal concerns rebuilding Rock River bridges with possible Tri-City Railway and interurban negotiations ahead of a final plan.
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Rock Island
Twin-City Rendering Co
Health and Police Committee
Rock River
Anderson
Tri-City Railway Co
Trust and Savings Bank Celebrates A Year Of Progress
The Molive Trust and Savings Bank issues a brochure titled A Year of Progress detailing its growth. It cites figures for July 1, 1902 including deposits and capital, and references milestones through May 21, 1908 with specific sums and dates.
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Molive ‘Trust and Savings Bank
City Revisions Franchise Start In Ten Months Time
The council sets the 20 year franchise to begin ten months after grant rather than from grant date, aligning with the opening of the new road project and extending the agreement timeline.
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Council
Aldermen Vote To Amend Interurban Franchise Term
Six aldermen opposed extension as auditor backs change to start twenty year limit from road operation date. E W Woodcock explained the ordinance shift while council debated validity and bookkeeping impact. The amended measure expires November 15, 1922, instead of September 16, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Woodcock
Interurban
Fourth of July Celebration at Watertown Hospital
Patients at Watertown Hospital celebrated the Fourth with a large picnic on the hospital grounds. Attorney M. J. McEntry gave the day’s address, joined by Superintendent W. BE. Taylor and Rev. T. J. Wood. Edith Miller read the Declaration, with foot races, band music by Bleuer's band, and refreshments provided.
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Watertown Hospital
Hospital
M. J. McEntry
W. BE. Taylor
T. J. Wood
Hampton
Edith Miller
Bleuer
Rock Island
Cemetery board reorganizes and faces land use dispute
The new cemetery board reelected A. B. Wright as president and J. D. Metsgar as secretary treasurer. New members G. A. Shallberg and Albert Ed succeed prior appointees. Auditing committee named R. Reimers and G. A. Shallberg. They review the loss of land usufruct claimed by city sexton George Oldefeat who receives 2300 dollars and use of ground near the main road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
J. D. Metsgar
Trasurer
G. A. Shallberg
Abert Ed
Vinton
G. W. Johnson
R. Reimers
G. A. Gfiallberg
Grge Oldefeat
Sexton
Not to wait for others new territory annexation sought
Candee's Grove and Smith & White's addition residents petition to join the city, filing with the city clerk. The measure would add about a thousand to the population and expand the boundary along Lincoln Heights to the cemetery. Council referred the petition to the city attorney engineer and ordinance committee.
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Candge’s Grove
Smith & White
Candee’s Heights
Park Ridgeson
Lincoln Heights
Twenty-seventh Avenue
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Twenty Sixth Avenue
Slaughter House
Gordon’s Hill
Thirty-fourth Street
Grove
Lincoln
Simonson
Addihite
Moline Heights
UN Candee
S Grove
Corrected tale of automobile accident on the bluff
Arthur Benson, owner of the automobile, provides a corrected Dispatch account of the mishap on the bluff. He says the vehicle struck near the Gould residence while a Mrs. Gould was delivering butter and eggs, causing a spill but no severe injuries. the buggy seat broke, wheels intact.
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Dispatch
Arthur Benson
Benson
Jamieson
M. A
Gould
Gould Yard
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Chas
Edgar Heald
Henry Knockemus
Payne
Henry Angell
Nw & Nl
Wm Payne
Rae
E. John Buckley
E. R. Stephenson
Wm Sheppard
J Whiteside
State of Illinois
Zuma Center
Adama
J. C
Barnhoeft
Louise
Dunbar
Alonzo
Alex
Donahey
John A
Eesses Eee
Filimer
Biusaks Wernt
Cowes
Hanna
Lesle
C. W
Johnson
J. L
Landis
Victor
Cceseeae
Leasure
J. H
Charles
Tinsman
Gom
Walnwrisht
Zed
Trust and Savings Bank
34Th Street
Candee’s
Sherard Bulletin
Axl