The St. Johns herald., 1896-07-04
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
Meet in Regular Annual Ses-
 sion Last Wednesday.

Meet in Regular Annual Ses-
 sion Last Wednesday. OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, l
 ST. JOHNS, COUNTY OF APACHE. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, July l, 1896. The Board of Equalization of Apache county, aforesaid, met this morning at 10 a. m., for the equalization of taxes, as required by law. .. Present-L. J. Brown, W. H. Gibbons. Absent-Gustav Becker.
 The Board os Equalization now pro- ceeded with tho business before them, as follows, to-wit:
 Armijo, J. R., raised on saloon, $50.
 ArIniiO, Ambrocio. raised on horses. $10; as sessed on harness, $5; farming implements. s5. Armijo, Gabrielle. raised on horses, s10 Augures Francisco, raised on horses, S10. Abeita Aniceto, raised on hosses, $5. Anderson, c. F., raised on land, $15: lot, $50; improvements, s10C-$15O.
 The Board now took recess until ? o'clock p. m.
 2O'clock P. M.-The Board resumed session and proceeded with the busi. ness before them, as follows, to-wit: Atencio, Cronelio, raised on horse. sl5. Adey, John, ordered assessed 9 head of t. tie, S2l2.aO.
 Aguirre, Anostacio, raised on improvements $20.
 Aragon, Jose. ordered assessed on improve ments $50.
 Bennett, J. W. raised on stock of goods $EOO;
 
 Baca, Marcos, 0rdt red assessed on harness. $5: raised on land. sl2.5O-$l7.5O,
 Bigelow, Orson, assessed on harness, so: raised on household goods, SIC; on improve ments, S75-s35.
 Brown & Woelf.l, ordered assessed on i'm provementc. $500.
 The Board now adjourned until to- morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
 JULY 2. 1896. The Board of Equalization met this morning at 10 o'clock, pursuant to ad- journment,
 Present-L J. Brown and W. H. Gib- bons.
 Absent-Gustav Becker.
 The Board proceeded with the busi- ness before them, as follows, to-wit: Baca, Eutcm;o ordered assessed l saddle horse. $20.
 BGca, Jesus, raised on horses, S10 Baird, g. w.. raised on horses sl5. Becker, Mrs, w.. Taised on steam thresher sS5O.
 Brown, Benjamin. raised saddle horse, $2o 15O sheep, $1S7.5e-$207.50.
 Burke, John S, raised on horses $10. Burgess, T. w., raised on improvements on town lots, $50.
 Baca, Dionicio, raised on work horses, $10; on harness. S5-S15.
 The Board now to ok a recess until 2 o'clock P. m.
 2O'c.ock P. M.-The Board resumed session, and continued the equalization of taxes, as follows:
 Baca, Francisco, raised on horses $1O; harness S5-$15.
 Butler, J. w., raised on horses, S10. Bazan YgnaCio, raised on mules. S30; saddle horses. S21-S5O. Ordered ass essed on harness slO.
 Candelaria, Pedro, raised burros. $l5. and $50 head of sheep, si57.5o-s4525O.
 Candelaria, Juan, raised 2,0G0 sheep. g., 50C; on work horses $20.
 Candelaria Rosalio, raised 1,5OO sheep, sl,s75; on horses, S2O.
 Candela1ia, Domingo, raised on work horses, SIC; 30 bucks, $jt: on wagon, $l5. Ordered as- sessed on harness, $IC-$s5.
 Chayes, Jose Angel, raised on work horses $40; 1900 sheep, $l:s75 Assessed on wagon. $15-S1 ,sSO,
 Chaves, Antonio lose, raised on work horses, $iO,
 Chaves, Santiago, raised on work horses, s30 Chavez AneStacio raised on mules, $2C; 300 sheep, $525-S645.
 Chaves Precilano, raised on work horses,S2O, The assessment of the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad company by the Terri torial Board of Equalization for the year 1886 was duly submitted to the Board for action thereon. It appearing that the Territorial Board, at it's regular meeting held the first Monday in dune, 1796, assessed for the year 1896, the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad company for it's roadbed, bridges. culverts, rolling stock, depOts. ! station buildings and all other property i subject to taxation, exclusively used Tn the operation of such railway, in the Territory. and t1xed the assessed value per mile of said railway at pro rata of distribution per mile of S5,000. The length of main track of said railway iD Apache county is 54.4S2 miles.
 The appoftionment of the assessment of the sad property by this Board; for and to Apache county, is $272, 40. The assessment of the Territorial Board of the Atlantic $ Pacific railroad Tn this county was duly accepted by the Board of Supervisors. and the County Asses sor is ordered to enter in hIs assessment roiI for 1896, the assessment made by the Territorial Board of Equalization for said Atlantic & Pacific Railroad