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Jacob Furth requested that his tax assessment be corrected. He was taxed for mortgages that had already been paid at the time of the assessment. See full description in Digital Collections

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--The mortgage by J.H. Peterson, had been paid prior to April 1st 1889, except the sum of $100------------------------- --the mortgage by Konrad Biever had been paid prior to April 1st 1889.----------------------------------------------------------- --The mortgage by Rimer J. Ross had been, prior to April 1, 1889, for a valuable consideration and in good faith transferred to the Puget Sound National Bank of Seattle.-- --The mortgage by M.A. Widger, had been, prior to April 11 1889, for a valuable consideration and in good faith, transferred to Sigmund Schwabacher, a resident of the City of San Francisco, State of California.------------------------------ --The mortgage by D.S. Galloway, had been paid prior to April 1, 1889.---------------------------------------------------------------------- --The mortgage by E.J. Graham, for $4000.00 had been, prior to April 1, 1889, for a valuable consideration and in good faith, transferred to Sigmund Schwabacher, a resident of the City of San Francisco, State of California.----- --The mortgage by S.C. McFarlane, had been prior to April 1, 1889, for a valuable consideration and in good faith, transferred to Mrs. E. Block, a resident of the said City of San Francisco, State of California.-------------------- --The mortgage by E.C. Kilbourne, had been paid in full prior to April 1, 1889.------------------------------------------------ --The mortgage by M.A. Kelley, had been, prior to April 1, 1889, for a valuable consideration and in good faith, transferred to the Puget Sound National Bank of the City of Seattle.----------------------------------------------------------------- --The mortgage by D. Horlacher, had been prior to April 1, 1889, paid in full.---------------------------------------------------

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--The mortgage by Tilla Jones, had been, prior to April 1, 1889, for a valuable consideration and in good faith transferred to Schwabacher Brothers, a firm resident in, and doing business in the city of San Francisco, State of California.---------------------------------------------------------------- --The mortgage by C.T. Terry, had been prior to April 1, 1889, for a valuable consideration and in good faith, transferred to the Puget Sound National Bank of Seattle.-- and at least one half thereof had been paid.---------------------- --The mortgage by C.C. Robbins, had been, prior to April 1, 1889, for a valuable consideration and in good faith transferred to the said Puget Sound National Bank of Seattle.------------------------------------------------------------------------- --The mortgage by H.H. Neiman, had been prior to April 1, 1889, for a valuable consideration and in good faith transferred to the said Puget Sound National Bank of Seattle.----------------------------------------------------------------------- --The mortgage by B. Hazeltine, had been, prior to April 1, 1889 for a valuable consideration and in good faith transferred to the said Puget Sound National Bank of Seattle.------------------------and affiant believes had been paid in full prior to that date.------------------------------------------------ --The mortgage by Barbara Korn, had been prior to April 1, 1889, for a valuable consideration and in good faith transferred to Sigmund Schwabacher, a resident of the said city of San Francisco.---------------------------------------------------- --And all amounts due affiant on account of said mortgages or any of them were included in and covered by his said return to the assessor, in which he stated the amount of the credits due him to be the sum of $10,000.00 4

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--And affiant further makes oath that, if it is desired or deemed necessary by the said Mayor and Common Council that he can produce before them proof of the foregoing facts in more specific detail; that it is an act of injustice to affiant that said mortgages should have been arbitrarily assessed to him, nor is he liable to taxation for the year 1889 on account of them or any of them, further than disclosed by his said detail list. J. Furth ____________ Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence in the city of Seattle, this 17 day of August A.D. 1889. Harold Preston Notary Present for Washington Territory --Upon the foregoing additional showing, Jacob Furth demands that his assessment for the year 1889, be corrected in accordance with his former petition. J. Furth

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