Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-18

Absent: Hon. j. b. Mayo.
The board opened as board of equali.
cation and appeals in tax matters.
Mr.. B. Kahn appeared before the board
and protested against the raising OF his
assessment from so, 400 to $11 400. After
showing to the board that his real estate
did not go through to Water street the
matter was taken under consideration.
The Santa Fe Copper company, by its
attorney, f. Downs, filed protest against
the raising OF the assessments of it's
property from 4S,500 to $S3,500; this
was received and taken under consdera-
ton.
Mr.. A. Staab, by bis attorney, E. l..
Bartlett, appeared before the board and
protested against the raise of his assess
ment to the amount of $4,000 on mer-
chandise; same was taken under con-
sideration.
Mrs. M. de Gallegos, by her attorney
Amado Chaves, appeared and protested
against the raise in her assessment on
real estate from $4,000 to $1,000, and
personal property from 5000 to 500, be-
cause the real property in the assessment
is in litigation and non-productive, and
filed written protest in the case. Taken
under consideration.
DR.. r. II. Longwill appeared before
the board and protested against the
raise in bis assessment on personal prop
erty in the amount of 1924, 345 because on
March last, he was nonresident and
had no personal property within the
limits OF the territory. Taken under con-
sderation.
Mr.. L. spiegelberg appeared before the
board and protested against the raise of
assessment on real estate from S8,450 to
500, 900 and asking reduction to original
amount, stating as reason that the real
estate in question has not been produce
tive during the past eighteen months;
that his return is just and right; that the
only return he has received is the fact OF
his living in the house on the property,
and that outside of that the property Ia
entirely unproductive, the person who
rents part of same for garden purposes
having paid no returns for eighteen
months. Taken under consideration.
Mr.. Julius H. Gerdes appeared before
the board and protested against the raise
on real estate of his assessment of ~ 600,
stating that the house cost but So 1000, is
being used only as dwelling by him,
that it brings him no revenue and that
his return is just and proper. He asks
reduction to the amount returned by
him. Taken under consideration.
Mr.. Miguel Silva appeared before the
board and protested against the raise in
the number Of cattle returned by him
from 1886 to So, 1856; he protests against
this raise, stating that he had not the
number of cattle and that some of the
cattle would not be returned to him by
those who had them on shares. Taken
under consideration.
Mr.. Felipe B. Delgado appeared before
the board and protested against the rails
ing OF the amount of $4,000 on real estate
in assessment real estate, stating that
rents were low, that the returns from the
buildings were not what they should I've
and asked that these points be taken into
consideration. So done.
Mr.. Antonio Jose Alarid appeared be-
fore the board and protested against the
raise on real estate in his assessment
IRON $3.50 to $500, stating his house
was out of repair and that he had no
funds to repair 1t; Oh the land he often
failed to raise enough to make expenses.
Taken under consideration.
Mr.. John Bouquet appeared before the
board and protested against the raise Of
800 in his assessment return on real
estate, stating that part OF his land Was
very good, but parts again very poor and
not of value, and asked that amount be
reduced to original assessment his return
he said, he made as fairly and justly as
be knew how. Taken under considera-
ton.
M. j. B. Lamy appeared before the
board and protested against the raise OF
$4,000 on his real estate in the city OF
Santa Fe, stating that his assessment
was the same this year as it had been
the last three years, and that property
was not as productive as it had been,
that rents were lower, that his return was
fair and just and he asked that the
amount OF his original assessment be
maintained. Taken under consideration.
Mr.. Lorenzo Martinez, by his attorney
Amado Chaves, appeared before the
board and filed protest against the raise
of $1,000 on his personal and real prop.
erty. Taken under consideration.
Mr.. Ramos GARLIC appeared and pro-
tested against the raise of 500 on his
real estate and asks reduction, because
he sold part of his land to Father Fran
colon. Taken under consideration.
Mr.. Teodoro Martinez appered before
the board and protested against the ras-
ing of his assessment on real properly
from $2,y25 to IS, 900, because the prop
erty is unproductive, the mill is not NJ
work and he receives no rents or returns
from the mill or houses. Crops are lot
good and do not pay expenses. Taken
under consideration.
Mr.. Enos Andrews appeared before the
board and protested against the raising OF
the assessment OF his real estate in
precinct No. 8, from 81 1888 80, to SO, 4S3.-
80 as excessive, that the property was ap'
praised and that loan OF 81 800 was the
most he could borrow on it, his return he
thinks is just and proper. Taken under
consideration.
Mr.. Enos Andrews appeared for the
Wheelock estate and protested against the
raise on real estate from "a, 233. 33 tc
$4,000 as entirely excessive, there belDf
q reduced revenue, the house not being in
good repair and asked to have same re
duced to original amount. Taken under
consideration.
Mr.. Teodoro Martinez, for Jose Rafat
Martinez, protested against raise Of $20t
in real property, stating that there was nj
income from it and that it was worth III
more. Taken under consideration.
Mr.. L. B. Seward, agent appeared be
fore the board and appealed from the &C
} ton of the assessor in raising real prop
} erty of G. M. Phillips from 5000 t.
1850 stating that the property Wal
properly returned, and for more than
would bring if it were sold, bore reduced
rental and should be assessed at the re