Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-06-04
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Routine business Disposed Of-Ac-
counts ApprOved-COmpl List of
Assessment Changes Made by
Commissioners as Board of
Equalization.

ular session on MONDAY afternoon with
Chairman Dudrow, Commissioners Rog-
ers and Lujen, and Clerk Hill present.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
Mr.. B. M. Read represented to the
board that Nasario Gonzales had not
been credited with the amounts paid by
him to the collector for taxes prior to
1899. The receipts of Mr.. Gonzales we're
referred to the district attorney.
The assessment returns of the Rio
Grande & Santa Fe and Denver & Rio
Grande Railroad companies, raised by
the assessor, were ordered to stand as
originally reported by the companies,
the former at $SS,50O and the latter at
$500.
The following accounts were approved:
New Mexican Printing company, sta
tiorery, $3.50; A. p. Hill, clerk, $3.50; W.
c. Rogers, commissioner, $46.10; Pedro
A. Lujan, commissioner, SALT; G. W.
Dudrow, commissioner, $41.66: Patrocino
Lopez, ianitor, $46; Francisco Gonzales
Baca, assessor, SIS. 25; Esequiel Chavez,
deputy sheriff, $35.40;W. P. Cunningham,
sheriff, $137.40; La Estrella de Nuevo
Mexico, publishing proceedings, $3.50;
Cayetano Garcia, jailer, $50; Jose A.
MARTINEZ, jailer, $50; New Mexico peni-
Tertiary, feeding prisoners, $43.50.
The board then went into session as a
board of equalization and soon after ad-
iourned as such until the afternoon of
June 2.
At the session, beginning on June 2, all
members being present, the board pro-
ceeded to examine the different assess
ment returns and raised the following re-
turns:
Myer Friedman Brothers, precinct
No. 7, from 81 900 to 800.
Maria j. North, precinct No. Z, from
500 to $1,750.
10. Wills, precinct No. Z, from $500 to
$1,loO. ....
Trosselo & Gambino, precinct No.7
from $3.50 to $500.
Heirs of B. F. Steck, precinct No. Z,
from $1.25 to IS an acre, making raise
from 1888 to 1913.
Albert Teichman, precinct Z, from $3.50
to $1,000 on personal property.
Barthold Renner, precinct Z, from 5000
to $500.
John Pratt, precinct Z, from $500 to
5000 on real estate.
Barnet Sugar, precinct z, from $500 to
$1,000 on real estate.
Vergalio Joseph, precinct 7, from $35
to 1885,
NJ. Berardinelli, precinct 3, from 1925
to 1915 on real estate and from 1855 to
$315 on personal property.
James Leahy, precinct Z, exemption OF
5000 not allowed.
John Krick, precinct 7, from $50 to
$685. on personal property.
P. F. Hogan, precinct Z, assessed $!25
on saloon stock, and 5000 on saloon
fixtures.
Joseph Granite, precinct 7, was raised
from $31O to $40 on personal property
and exemption of 5000 not allowed.
H. G. Kinsell, precinct Z, from $1,261 to
$2755 on personal property.
Essinger g. Judell, precinct I, from $70(
20 1925 on personal property.
Cerrillos Mining company, limited
precinct 7, from $3.50 to 1915 on real es
tate.
Mrs. W. H. Manderfeld, precinct 8, from
$6,o40 to $7,740 on real estate and from
1896 to $1,o95 on personal property.
Cerrillos Cash Grocery company, pre-
cinct Z, from $500 to $1,000 on persona
property.
j. R. Cushier, precinct z, from $500 tt
5000.
John Bell, precinct 7, from $3.50 t.
5000 on personal property.
Mrs. E. 0. Wilcox, precinct 2, from
$500 to $1,000 on real estate.
Christian Noedel, precinct 2, was mo-
allowed the tree exemption.
Monte Cristo Mining company, pre-
cinct IL, was raised from $3.50 to $40 OF
personal property.
l.. D. Sugar, precinct II, was assessed
by the board 800 on real estate and $50
on personal property.
Jose Manuel Sandoval, precinct Il
raised from $55 to $40.
Madrid Mercantile company, precinc
10, from $6,045 to $7045.
B. M. Read, precinct 4, was not Above
the tree exemption of $500.
Henry Krick, precinct 4, was raise
from $65 to 1866 on personal property
Fred Harvey precinct IL, from SOL
to $1,OO3.
VIM. Lemp's Brewing company, pre-
cinct 4, from $500 to $500 on real estate
Cecilia Sanchez, precinct 4, was no
allowed the 5000 exemption.
Berardinelli & Paladino, precinct
raised from $4,000 to $500 on req
estate.
First National Bank of Santa Fe raise
from S7h 0O0 to %100 GOO
Eliza G. Ortiz, precinct II, from $50
to $1,000.
Felix Papa, precinct II, was not Above
the 5000 exemption.
John Hanley, precinct II, raised from
$3.50 to $3.50 on personal property.
David Lowitzki, precinct II, from $35
to $3.50 on personal property.
Arnold & Haynes. precinct II, from
$500 to $500.
Santa Fe Mercantile company, precinc
II, from $500 to $4,000.
N. Solomon, precinct II, from $1,000 t.
$1,000.
Mrs. Ella Webber, precinct II, wa
raised $4,000 on real estate.
Mrs. Louisa +. Phueger, precinct Il
from $500 to $1,O99.
John B. Lamy and wife, precinct Il
from $12,3S5 to $l7,385 on real estate.
Il. Bradford Prince was not allowed tn
5000 exemption.
A. Staab, precinct 10, was raised fror
$4,000 to $4,000 on real estate.
Mrs. Lorela Dominguez, precinct II
! was not allowed the 5000 exemption.
Mutual Building d Loan association
precinct IS, was raised from $7,1O7 t
$10,170.