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EHID.rtettd* on’ the iuinn, ipan y,•ly op-Income Mat fbr'iSQg;The Incotne-Law levies a,tax offive per cent, upon every person whose yearly profits exceed $1,000, after deducting Federal, State and local taxes, rent, ordinary repairs, c. Every person is expected to make a report of in's yearly business,*but*the requirement is avoided or neglected- By a large portion of the community. The toftowing list includes all in our city-and vicimty'who report an income of more than $1,000, after making the■ m w f- , w* Mer- I ^e^wc^°na above cited. The larger portion of eiiat e 1 °Ur 8UCCe8sful buaiuess men regard the incomebefore%HurstThe1,015,imter-tax as an unjust ^urthen, and, we suspect, from the figures below that there is a general disposition to shirk its obligations. By adding $1,000 to the figures, the exact amountof profit reported by, each person is ascertained, n«t including house rent and repairs.$423(1. P. Kinsey, . 848399p. II. Kelsey, 844*-rt IL.C: Kelsey, ^ 91, C. F. Allis,' • •nt of John Abell, jwell, j Wm. Benson,P. A. Bteker, W m. Brewster, John C. Beebe, G. A. Bennett, F. P. Bailey,E. J. L. Baker,A. Burton,te en-ensesit re-neehth thei view nd acres as some vltli a ■rublehave«rilli a5701.68:12,475192Jan. Killpatrick, 608 W. S. Locke; 9,850Philip Liebel,52) A. Liebel,3,762 L. L. LarabrGeo. Loyer, F. P. Liebel*n p?r-quatcuiiessllinju -at-up. ill as v for.Villplc,ar, crn in-Theyn* aswho p liad ) theM. It Barr,\V. S. Black,C. Braudes, Wm. E. Bell,A. P. Burton,Win. Bell, Jr., Thus. Brown, . John B«irton, W. A. Brown,2101,600921,039 550 646 13717a 4,484G. F. BreviUier, 1,876 G. A. Lyon,Win. S. Brown, 3,567JA. G. Laurie,S- E. Bacon, 270]51. L. Low,16,081) j Jos. McCarter, '9,118 940-4 J. C. Marshall, 3.350 1,000; F. F/Marshall,535JJafin Miller,4,78aJA. Minnig;2,595 G. V. JWA *by sc]•A crailro,• made.Bljcon sirbay.In 1Banin Into tlA a attachdestroC. Y10th iiMason over 4Tnr*pedesfC«3, atopfin!1,671242687,D. McAllister,W. E. Magi 11,M. W. Ml 111,I.3,068466 812 35 426 1,641 ,404W. A. Baldwin, 1,697 Elilui.Muvvirf,, 6,8Ui L\ F. Hostwiek, t62iC. SAM arks, 5 Ul - - ' . 200; P. A. Meyer,1 IT If.____ i -uHes, U rfullit tieis arerould: andif; in mnie•it uni crtiulpr of a *oun- lei'sCK.~~»pro-con-1rgi'.ryi cer*1 a ted%anddica!nuedlawanoridred-h $Irmer. ictiee e theetoryi pro-»lt;iy a e act, nor c lice ment43. Bmon,Isaac Baker, B. Baker, .X). J. Barclay, II. Biiltei field, Mrs. B. Boyer,F. Curtzo,•h.H. Cochran, O. K. Crouch,John Curse,J. 8. Carter, _____Tlios. Cavan agl), GTLVVm. Nick,....----------,360llojN. Murphy-, '170 353.P.Metcalf, ' 4,0542,000]Jphn Moonv*--' 1,205 'JOjjD/B.MvCreufy, 3,105 2,f77;Seldon Marvinlt; . 895 929j Isaac Moorhead, 1,802 1,205 Orange Noble, 23,272 274IT. F. Nolile, - 1,16275) H. W, Noble;. - * 750 675 i A. Newjherger* / 53800M rs. M. Curti-, • 250] D^Oi fi 11 ger.P. Cvouoh, 174 R. O’Brien,.G. P. Churchill. 2,471 JoiurOliver, %•L. H Clark; 31 J. IV ......... .Henry Catliu, 34b;‘J. lt;»* * .R. C. Chapman. 83:Tiio-«. lt;i* at,.Win. Currv, 9,927,Ge*». Ojt.-r,T. W. ('row t-li, .7231It, J.'pchon,51. CuUiirigbt, 12,500;J. H. Pressley, W. M. Christian, 830 C. L. Pierce/J. B. Carver,A. Canfield,E. J. Cowell,G. F. Cain; .A. IT. Caughev;C. B. Curtis, *J. Cronenbcrcer, 276 NT. J. Clark, 78811 42 98 1,060 438513A. Y. Pannlee’v G. W, RUiinp,Day is Rees; AN. W. Hilssell,G:,J.’Russell, I, Rosen zwtdg, Wm. N. Ross.2,840-1,705 t 155•665’ 11-5* 1,819.365 .2,168 51,4201453467122802638i5119'Vuavig from I aftercWeStraticourti.tun*.nddigiT111 the elniftetthe atveil tk Ip ynqjjercanHxhhuscrdrs vA cthatterforiug-vl1813,J. W. Key no Ms, 1,855Geo. Carroll, 2,162 -h W. Ity.ui,Juo. 1101)103011,R. W. Russell,Thos.,Can oil, 2.762John II. Carter, • 180W. R. Davenport,6,677; Ilenry Uawle, * G. P. IJ-ivis, : 193!(\ M, Iieed, Jr.,1 69:G. W. Hi hie t, 38 i! W„ W. Retd. ’ 397! E. W. U«*c*d, 1 ‘ 7,417-II. C. Rogers, 381 ;C. P. Rogers,fltuiiy Da\ is, J. F. D ekrr, J. DreWgaker, C. P. Dunbar,W. Deiismore,J:vt Dunlap/1,155 ' .53 ^ 344 .9.202 ,770 475r5,82d^re89{1,889467UuO? Uo next 1vcr oable iih^)nate. able t und r\ of th«T11•»m *■takes brio 1 greenIT *io4h«4flO, d./t)898 (;. M. Reed,Sen.,89,706.W. U. Demining, • 158 J. J. Rmdcrnech^, 171J. F. Downing, 9,H»0 J. Sirvuner,Roiiert K*.•»**, 48') Ciia’i. Sneuher,J.Eic5;e«d ifib, ji.,2,430!Henry Stafil,D. P. Ensign,F. Eicficnlaub,O. L. Elliatt, *S Erintrt,Gustav EhisU,D. IV. Fitch.F. N. Finney,P. Fairikner,U Jn Fiulkner. F. F. Farrar,J. J. Fueszier, J110 Fair bairn,397 216 558,276315174*'1473,254weai' O: of tj in thgests628 II. S. Sea in an,87 V. Schultz, l,597iF. Schti t/.,50 J. R Sherwood, .387jJ. C. Selden,428'If. O Shanuoti, -4,105 815-M. Sanford, 10,098 4! A. J. Stern* t, * 122 -7171(4. D Selden’ . 800 8ir/Jos. M. Sierreti, 1,820 *76: M. Schlaiidcckcr, 839 4,645 G. Scldaiidevker, 177pmtiit%yArt idK W.Flowers, jr., 210 S'. E. Stodd »rd, 44 W. F. Fleming,- 175 Jmi. B Sut-rkui. 33 Jos. Fuess, 737 G. W. F. Shcravin, 14dcas-f ourlarks*andW. A. Galbraith, 4,858 David Sliirji,-J. Geo-lieinicr, l,766!Ch«s. C. Shirk, Andrew Gekt, 419j Geo. Seldcu, AzwGnff, - 6831F. Schneider, W M. Gallagher, 1^505; Ja*,. S. Sterrett,4.9^4 1.894 * 843Te5tnukitiekVtemplmt \ WhomayliberAicourt.«oeiaenttlR; F. Gaggin, 685fHi'»rv Shenk,E. D‘. Gunnison, 1,223iJ. C. Spencer,J. B. Gunnison, l,002jJ. F. Spaulding: C. E. Gunnison, 2,404,0. Sexauer,692 i part' JS -119,755 233 232John Hearn, 12,974; J. L. Stewart, . 827✓ si. ft ..1 _ Aim U'..* T ^ nr\*\ .dee r.redit-,andiuflu-• the,e or arley Mor-cn itiy hisfront »ue ot kboyct Iheth lit 3-•oun-iirott*their'1,003 39 500 9,639 244 .2,400 I ;050 276 502 6,039 123monperilmarJoA the asoei-15thChas. Hathaway, 9510. Wm. L. Scott, 78,693 II. B. Haverstick, 720 j S. S. S] encer,.* ^50'W. B. Hays, 233 Jos. R. SterreU, * T52 J. W. Hays, 333 Hehijr Shat tuck. 415 Jas. Hoakinson, 832; J. II. Saltamau,Win. Hoskinsoa, 573iR. J. Saltsman,M. n-irtleib, 187!U. Scliluratr,P. Hall, - 611 j A. F. Swan,G. L Hubbard, . 1,077J Jun. X Tracy,Jas. Hughes, .435 I). D. Tracy,•JL G. Harvey, 1,6(Kf R. II. Thayer,Ira W. Hart. - .1,857*0: C. Thayer,Chas. D Hill,- - SiV.D.-J. Tiiayer,T. J. IloskVnsou, 324!JJ. Town, “ .D. 0. Hutchins, 3,851jC. M^Tibbals,L. IV Hall, 675: M. H. Tayibr,250 J.t R. Thompson, 110. 169 B. B. Yinqent, 9,H)0 223' Juo P. Vincent, 1,518 1,884 T'. B. Vraccut, 729 814;F. Whittich, 32 8.H10'Frank Wine*hell? *2,200 1 100 M. Wurfel, 340 | pIui125 M. WurFel, Jr., ,*303 2,000!Jik). 11. Walker,, 3,790 730 J. W. Walker, 2,T)00 3,338 T. M. Walker, 432 2,710 J. W. Wetmure, 723|E.tL. Wqrm/f,248 W. S. Warner,610 Frank NY heeler;-I*J. E. UoUStQD, L. J. IRmgh.’ Daniel JUi.g; , Heman Junes,-Gustav Jareeki, G. II. Johnson, Wm.’ Jacob/, Jos. Justice?Jas. E Jouett, Huglf Jones, Henry Jarecki, C. Jarecki,F. Jartcki;Th. W. Jarecki, August Jarecki,takof I tedsolvthe 1 mod stopTtionthannmt*thinin dbegimensilvHermann jarecki, 211 Ben. Wilkins,fV T _ _ _ 4AA If T llflll.L.,*rmal. II. S. Jones,II. Kalyaluge,G4ias7 Kadder^ C. W. Keller,91981760553130211ic^a?chool'.feel-S. M. Kellogg, D. II. Kline;199 11. L. Wilkins,v 221 W. M.. Wallace, 1,761 701 ,Benj. Whitman, 1.337 1,179;J. F. Waltlier, 430 320 Jolm NToungs, 1,460 ’320'John Youngs, . 268plaramithbsoeilige;moi:citycoreimp■* * ,Compllmcutarr Notice..Unintentfonally 'we omitted to note the/.C T^li* T AT Tl'itfww f.Atri iIiIq n)'iof s in*tsyh At 1
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