Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-01
STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION

The State Board of Equalization, which is
in constant session, has made these orders
Refusing, for want of power, to set aside the
order of the Board of Supervisors increasing
the assessment of the Standard Mining Com
pany. Said action reconsidered and the entire
action of the Board of Supervisors in increas-
Ing the assessment was set aside for want of
notice. Ordered, that Mr. Hume be APP.
pointed as shorthand writer for the Board, to
take down testimony given before the Board.
Ordered that an increase of the assessment
of the Farmers Canal Company be made.
Assessment of the San Joaquin and Kings
River Canal and Irrigation Company ordered
to be increased from S3S, 600 to SIC, GOO.
Ordered that the Visalia Railroad Com
pany and the Western Union Telegraph
Company appear September 18th, to show
cause why the assessed values of their prop
erty shall not be raised. Also that Charles
Croker appear September 1lth, and show
cause why the assessed value Of his property
in MERGED county shall not be increased.
Notice was ordered served on the following
parties in San Francisco, that their
assessment is incorrect as to valu-
alton, and notifying them that they
must appear and show cause why corrections
shall not be made. To appear on September
6th-The California Insurance Company,
Fireman's Fund Insurance Company, Home
Mutual Insurance Company, Belloc Freres,
A. Borel L Co., Donshue, Kelly & Co., La
zard Freres, Anglo California Bank, Bank of
British North America, Bank of British Co.
lumbia, Nevada Bank, Pacific Bank, Bank
of California, Wells, Fargo & Co, German
Savings and Loan Company, Savings and
Loan Society, Hibernia Savings and Loan,
San Francisco Savings Union, Security Saw
ings Bank On September 1sh the follow
ing: Alaska Commercial Company, Pacific
Rolling Mills Selby Smelling and Lead
Works, Pacific Mill and Manufacturing
Company, Pacific Wood and Lumber Com
pany, Virginia and Gold Hill Water Com
pany Central Street Railroad Company, City
Railroad Company, Market-street Railroad
Company, North Beach and Mission Rail-
road Company. On September Sth-D. n.
& +. Walter / Co., w. 4 j. Sloane, Hunting
ton, Hopkins & Co., j. Baum, Colman
Bros, j. De La Montanya, Hol-
/ brook, Merrill & Co, w. w. Mon
tague 4 Co., George H. Fay l. Co.,
Rosenthal, FEEDER & Co, S. W. Rosenstock
& Co, Main & Winchester. On September
9th-RobQrt Barton, William Bosworth,
Alex Badlam, a. w. Cudworth, o. Eldridge.
George H; Eggerrs,. J. & g. Glazier, J. B.
| Haggan, jerome Lincoln, Louis McLane. j.
! NJ. Mcdonald, r. H. Mcdonald, Z. L. Nc
Dermott, ID. Meyer, E. II. Miller, Jr, Cal
win Paige, VIM. Sharon. Claus Spreckles,
Lloyd .1'evis, j. G. Wilmerding. On Sep
tember 10TH. G.. Fair, j. G. Flood & Co,
J. c. Flood & Co, trustees, J. c. Flood,
| Flood & Coleman, as executors of the estate
of O'Brien, Mrs N. F. S. Hopkins, Maria
Coleman, j. l.. Flood. Kate NJ. McDonough,
Celia Coleman, Isabella May, Agnes Nc
Donough, Jennie l.. Flood, Joseph Mc-
Donough, W. S. and OBJ. McDonough,
Charles Croker, Leland Stanford, Hunting
ton & Hopkins and Mrs. NJ. T. S. Hopkins.
On September 11th-William Sharon, Safe
Deposit Company, nBoYd & Davis, H. NJ.
Houston. On September 1Sth-Whittier.
Fuller & Co., Abram & Carol, H. p. Wakelee
& Co., Alderman Bros, Bachman Bros. J..
w. Davidson & Co., l.. Dinkelspeil, NJ. Hell
Ter & Bro, Kane Bros, Murphy. Grant &
Co, s. Mosgrove g. Co., l.. & NJ Sachs,
Levi Straus & Co., Fiegebam & Co. And
these parties in Sacramento on September
18th Huntington, Hopkins & Co., Sacra-
mento Bank, Capital Gas Company, Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Co., j. III. Glide,
Adams, Mcneil & Co., Baker & Hamilton,
NJ c. Hawley / Co., Daniel Flint