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~Iovember 24th~. !931.
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<br /> Motion of M~. Maupin that we concur and an appropriation of $31.00 be made
<br />for said refund, was adopted.
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<br />Hon. Oity 0ouhoi!,
<br />0ity of Portsmouth.
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<br />"Portsmouth, Va. NOv. 23, 1931.
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<br />Gentlemen:-
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<br /> In your notice of taxes for 1931, on ~m. Hanson Estate, No. 216 Second ~t.
<br />you have ~asseseed a 5uildLug on same at $100.00.
<br /> As thi~ building was torn down in Sept. 1930 on Permit No. 5202, issued by
<br />Building Inspector M.L. Parker, dated Sect. 2Dt~,~ .~ 1930, I will ask that you authorize the
<br />0emmissioner of Revenue and the Oity 0ol~ecto~ to mark their records so I will not be charged
<br />with the above assessment.
<br /> Thanking you in advance, I am,
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<br />Yours truly,
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<br />Hon. Oity Oounci!,
<br />Portsmouth, Va.
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<br />On motion,
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<br /> J. T. Hanson,
<br /> 211 HeD~y St.
<br /> Portsmouth, Va.
<br /> for ~m. Hanson estate.
<br />same was referred to 0i~y ~anager and 0i~y Attorney.
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<br />"Portsmouth¥ Va. November 12, 1931.
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<br />Gentlemen:
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<br /> A statement of taxes has been receiv~ by the estate of R. A. Bulloch of
<br />whiChgow Street.We are agents, with an assessment of $500.00~ on the building at ~1503 and 1805 Glas-
<br /> This building was removed in November 1930 and the records of the Build-
<br />ing Inspector show that a permit forthis removal was issued in his office October 2~th,
<br />1930. We ~ill appreciate if you will kindly authorize the removal of the assessment on the
<br />building which does not exist.
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<br /> Yours very truly,
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<br />HO~ tNSURANOE AGENOY~
<br /> E.L. Lash,
<br /> President.,,
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<br />IN0.
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<br />011 mot ion~
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<br />Hon. Mayor and Oity Oouncil,
<br />Portsmouth, Virginia.
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<br />referred to 0ity Manager and 0ity Attorney.
<br /> "Portsmouth, Va. Nov. 24, 1931.
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<br />Gentlemen:-
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<br /> In February, 1930, Bishop A. J. Brennan, of Richmond, Virginia, bought
<br />three oieces of property, in the 0ity of PortsmoUth, to be used for religious purposes. At
<br />the ti~e of the purchase taxes were pro-rated for the year 1930. Taxes for the entire year
<br />193© ~re oarrie~ as del_i~&~ent on the books of the Oit~ 0olleotor. Request is made that
<br />Bishop Brenns~ be allowe~ to pay the taxes accruing przor to the date of purchase in s~ttle-
<br />merit of 1930 taxes.
<br /> Following is a description of the land bought, the former owner and the
<br />amount of taxes deducted from the purchase price:
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<br /> North east corner 01ifford and Effingham, Henry Long (co!o~ed) former
<br />owner, am'cunt deducted $t3.36,
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<br />ducted $19;43.
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<br />No. 1013 Effingham Street, Robertson and White, former owner, amount de-
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<br />deducted $6.63.
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<br />No. y22-y24 01ifford Street, former owner, J. H. Ivey (colored) amount
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<br />Respectfully,
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<br /> On motion~ same was
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<br />The Hon. 0ity 0ounoil,
<br />Portsmouth, Virginia.
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<br /> Vincent L. Parke=
<br />A~torney for Bishop A. J. B~ennan.~
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<br />referred to 0ity Eanager and Oity Attorney.
<br /> "Portsmouth, Va. November 24, 1931.
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