Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-26
Nathan Levy. imp lot 10, block lI

Nathan Levy. imp lot 10, block 10, Prescott, from $l ,2O to N.350.
 A Peter, imp lots fl. 43 and 45, block Is. from $l ,250 to Sl.500.
 RR Hill, lot 8, block &. Fleury addition, from SlO0 to $I25.
 j . Stephens, imp land. from Sl.OOO to 5000,
 Hugo Richards, imp lot Is, block l3, from $2,0OO to $500.
 Joe Mayer, stock of goods, from $500 to $l ,250.
 The assessor was ordered to in- crease the following assessments:
 Mrs s D Monroe, cattle, from Ia head to 250 head.
 John MeNary, cattle, from 4 to Ia head. tt le
 Jacob Ritter. eattle, from 20 to BIO he.sd. '' ir'''"l
 The assessed valuation Of the land of Jos Mayer vas reduced to $5OO.
 The assessor not having accepted the valuation placed upon the lands oT the Santa Fe Pacific railroad for the year 1899 by its claim and tax agent, the clerk IS hereby directed to notify A P Msginnis, claim and tax agent of said railroad thsI this board will take action upon the mat ter of the valuation of said lands on the 2Oth of July, 1899.
 Thursday, July a.-Sitting as a board of equalization the assessment Of J Fl Brown & Son on land was lowered $40O on account of the dam age by the recent flood.
 The assessments of Burke X Hickey and of Krell < Foley were accepted as returned by the assessor.
 Assessments were lowered as fol- lows:
 Sunset Tel.-Tel Co. telephone sys- tenn, from 5000 to 5000.
 Finnie Bros, improvements on lot l6, block E, Prescott, from SI,l to Sl,OOO.
 Mrs John Raible. for Jchn RaIble, improvements on the following lots in Prescott: Lot ,, block 19, from S2OO to Sl0O; lot 54, block l5. from $4OO to 800; lot II, block s, from $500 to $500; lot 17, block s. from $500 to S300.
 The following assessments were or,iered stricken from the roll:
 bashford- Burmister company, two wagons, $l25 and cash register, S2OO.
 J J Brooks, money at interest $S5O.
 The shares of the Bank of Arizona and the Prescott National bank were reduced from 80 per cent per share on the paid up capital 10 50 Der cent per share and the assess ment of the Bank of Arizona was ordered transferred to the various owners of 1t.
 The action of the assessor in Plac- ing a valuation of 62l cents per acre on the lands n' 'ha Santa Fe Pacific railroad we s;dinad and the offer of compromise made by the com pany for taxes on its personal prop erty was rejected.
 Other changes in assessments were ordered as follows:
 Haskell x KirSagen, land reduced from $500 to 5000.
 Howell & Adams, land from $500 to S6OO.
 Wm Schroder, cattle, reduced from 300 head to 200 head.
 The assessor was ordered to in crease the following assessments.
 J NJ More. cattle, from 100 head to POO head.
 J H Simpson X Sons, cattle, from l25 head to 250 head.
 The assessor was sustained m his returns of property assessed to E E Ellinwood X Co,
 Wednesday, July 20.-Sitting as a board of equalization the following assessments were accepted as re- turned by the assessor:
 Lawler & Wells, W s Head, R s Stockton, Fred c Weekes, A and E Dickinson, B Eaman, Mrs J l. Kirkland, Albert Medd. Daniel Campbell and Bashford- -Burmister Go.
 The following assessments were lowered:
 WB Prstt-Mill, from 5000 to