Arizona silver belt., 1898-09-22
Proceedings of the Boards of Equalization ard Supervisors of
 Gila County, Arizona.
GLOBE, Gim County, Arizona,
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July 20, 169S. }
 The Boards of Equalization and Su. pefVisofs met at 9 o'clock n. m.
 Present Supervisors Oates, Devors and Van Wsgsnen, and G. M. Allison, clerk.
 Convened as Board of Equalization.
 c. Il. Kenyon appeared before the Board and protested against raise on cattle from 325 to 450 head on motion Board fixed his assessment at 400 head of cattle.
 James Lewis appeared and was ex- amined, and on motion his orieinsl was allowed to stand.
 On motion the Board ordered an as- sessment of 700 tons of ore S2i00, omitted from original assessment of The United Globe Mines, to be added thereto.
 Jas. F. Patton appeared, was exam ined, and on motion, his original as sessmeni was allowed to stand.
 happening that the Black Warrior Copper Co bad omitted l200 tons of ore from their assessment list, on mo- tiou, 1t was ordered thst the same be add added to their list at value of S36U0, aud that the Clerk notify said party to nppeur tefore the Board, Aug. P, 1898, aud show cause If any it have why such assessmst and correction should not be nude.
 On motion, duly carried, the Board considered the assessment of the Unit ed Globe mines for 1898 and corrected same as follows, towit:
 Buffalo mine, patented, from 5000 to S3Uoo.
 Mark Twain mine, patented, from S5u0 to S750.
 Birds Nest mine patented from $500 to S400O.
 Josh Billings mine, patented, from S25O to S750.
 Big Johnny mine patented from S750 to S3O00.
 O'Doherty mine, patented, from s75c to S3c0o.
 Yuma mine, patented, from S250 to s750.
 Buckeye mine, patented, from $500 to sl5OO.
 Transit mine patented from $500 to s45oO.
 Hoosier mine patented from Sl3500 to sl6oO0.
 Grey mine, patented, from $5000 to ssOO0.
 Centraila mine, patented, from $500 to 5000.
 Cuprite mine, patented, from $500 to s25O0.
 Nevada mine pa.euted, from $500 to sl25o.
 Aud the Clerk was directed to noti- fy sad party to srpear before the Board Aug. p, 1898, and show cause II any 1t have why such correction and ussessment should not be made.
 The Board of Equalization, then, on motion corrected and fixed tbe assess ments of the followiug-numed persons wLo have net appeared before the Board on the dates set for the hearing of their respective cases, nor at any time V hils iLe Board of Supervisors were si,,ips as Board of Equalization as follows, towit:
 Mrs. c. Anderson, value of To { 10 block 75, to S375; value of lot 3, block 62, to 3l00; value of lot l. block B, to S750; value of lot 10, block 80, to SIOO.
 James Anderson to leo cattle $500.
 W. l.. Akers, Improvements on lot l, block 63, to $500.
 E. E. Bacon 1 saddle horses to $S0; l5 to 20 cattle S2U0.
 J. H. Baker, ST. 8 saddle horses to sl60.
 NJ. Borques, Sr, lot 2, block 76 to S2UO.
 M c. Bonne, lot 5, block 73 te $40.
 Bailey & Kinney, ice machines to 5000
 Geo. Boyd, improvements on 80 acres land, omitted S20O.
 J Carpenter 50 cattle to 100 cattle sloo0; ? voik horses to $40; 2 mules to $40.
 Mrs. c. M. Clark, block 36 to $3OC; block 37 to s3OO.
 F L. Gates Improvements on two lots in blctk tS to S200.
 Globe Rink lot 13, block 76 to $500.
 s. A. Hsneht Jr 5O0 cattle to 65O cattle s6500.
 Mrs. l.. c. Hicks 50 cattle 10 75 cattle S750.
 Chas Hillman. bar fixtures to S350; lot II block 87 to s450.
 John Hockey 2 lots in block 13 to $40; improvements on same to $50.
 Mrs. Anna Holzman l lot in block 52 to $25.
 F. M. Hammon lot 2 block 63 to s2OO.