Arizona citizen., 1875-07-31
THE CITIZEN.
SATURDAY, JULY 3l, 1875.
LOCAL MA TIERS.
Supervisors Proceedings.

The Pima Supervisors met as per adjourn ment on last Monday, as Board of equal iZation. Present full Board and clerk After reading and approving the minutes of the preceding meeting these proceed Iings were had:
 In the matter of the assessment of Man Iuel Gandara, Camou Brothers and Don Elias Gonzales, after hearing the objec' tions of their agent. Geo. Hill Howard, tC the previous action of the Board, it was ordered that the assessments stand as raised.
 After hearing the objections of R. NJ CrandaI to the increase of his assessment it was ordered that it stand as raised by the Board.
 Thomas Ewing appeared as agent for lSnider, Buck & Co. of Camp Grant, and after hearing his objections to the former action of the Board in the premises, it was ordered that the assessment stand as raised.
 A. Steinfeld appeared before the Board for Zeckendorf Bros, and after hearing his objections to the previous action in the premises, the assessment was ordered to stand as raised.
 Theo. Welisch appeared in reference to increased assessment of his own property, and after hearing his objections thereto. it was ordered that his assessment stand at S7.OOO on real estate.
 Geo. Cooler appeared in his own behalf and after hearing his objections to the in- creased assessment, it was ordered that it stand as originally assessed by the asses Isor.
 The communication of D. A. Sanford was read and placed on file, and after con- sidering the letter, it was ordered that his assessment stand as raised.
 L. c. Hughes appeared before the Board, and after hearing his objections and state ment in regard to part payment of mort gage, 1t was ordered that his assessment stand as originally made by the assessor
 samuel Hughes appeared in behalf of H. Is. stevens, and after hearing his objec- Itions to the action of the Board in the premises, it was ordered that the assess ment on real estate stand as raised and that his assessment on personal property stand.
 Emilio Carrillo appeared and after hear ing his objections, it was ordered that his assessment on real estate stand as raised and that on personal property at S4O5.
 Messrs. Maish & Driscoll appeared and after hearing their statements, it was or dered that their assessment stand as rais- ed.
 c. o. Brown appeared and after hearing his objections, 1t was ordered that his as sessment on personal estate be reduced S2OOO
 B. Garcia appeared and after hearing his objections, it was ordered that his assess ment stand as raised on personal proper ty and be reduced to S75O on real estate.
 Merced Frederico appeared, and after hearing his objections, it was ordered his assessment stand as raised.
 It was ordered thal the assessment of P, Abadie be raised on real estate from S2O2O, LD cpD-J, tI4ll Ji1tlt IlC DC tO tomorrow and show cause why it should not sa stand.
 Board adjourned till tomorrow at 10 a. m.
 July ', full Board met as per adjourn ment.
 It was ordered that the assessment ot Thomas Ewing stand as originally made.
 E. N. Fish appeared as agents for the Patagonia mining company, and hearing his objections to the increased assessment, it was ordered that the assessment stand as originally made. He also appeared in behalf of E. N. Fish ll Co.,, and after hear ing his statements, it was ordered that the assessment on personal property stand as raised and that on real estate be reduced S7,37S.
 w. w. Williams appeared in behalf Of Lord IG Williams, and after his statements were heard, it was ordered that the assess ment on real estate stand as raised, and that on their personal property be reduc- ed to S43,S49.97.
 Adjourned till 10 a. m. tomorrow,
 Board did nothing Thursday. At it's on Friday all mem bers were pres. ent.
 James II. TOole appeared and after his statements were made regarding increase of his assessment, it was ordered it stand as raised, and adjourned till tomorrow at 10 a. m.
 At it's meeting last Monday. after receipt of communication from Dr. J. C. Handy, county physician, it was ordered that MT. Gilbert, an indlgent sick person, be sent by team to Yuma and thence to San Fran cisco by steamer, at the expense of the