Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-06
Special to the Review.)

Tombstone. Dec 4.-From all ap pearances after the present term of the District Court Cochise County will have some representatives of its own in the Industrial School al Benson. There are now three boys held to await the action of the grand jury, charged with the burglary of a store in this city. while one of them also has a charge of grand larceny against him During last June Frank Pls tonetti, Theodore Rybon and Abrer Duuigan gained an entrance 70 the store of Quong Wing Sing in this city by breaking through the transom. One of their number went inside and took some S15 in Mexican money. a six shooter and several other small arU- cles. The deed was committed about midnight, and the next morning the boys were arres, ,eI by Chief Of Po- lice Bravin and admitted their guilt. They were placed under bail ap- pear before the grand jury. One of the number, Frank PistOnetti, net De- ing satisfied with this charge, several weeks afterwards went out 10 Gleason where he took a horse belonging to some one else and brought it in to town here, and was using it, when the own CT found it in his possession. He is now held on this charge also. There is but little doubt that the boys will be convicted. as the have already admitted their guilt, and the case against them is complete.
 The board of supervisors are being unjustly censured by a number of tax payers through the county on account CT the alleged raising of their assess ments after they had turned them in to the assessor. This is a matter over which the board has no control. Had the board. acting as a board of equal iZation. raised the taxes or assessment Of any property owner in the county, it would have been their duty tC notify them Of such raise and give the own CT chance to appear before the board and make his complaint against such raise. After the board had adjourn ed as a board of equalization. they have no power as a board Of supervis- SA . AO N-Ae34-5C o4-s cSSCSS-44El4L tANE ElJl in case of 9 double assessment, in case of an error in figuring, or where an affidavit is filed with them setting forth that the property assessed 10 the par " is not theirs, and was nor al tne time of the assessment. then they could order 9 change in the assess ment. As far as reducing anyones assessment because it was raised byl the assessor. the board has no power 10 change il whatever under the law. The law gives the assess0- the power TO raise the assessment CT any one ii he believes that the property has been pCt il al lower figures than it is worth. The best evidence the board has 70 act on as interpreted by the presen, Cis;riCt attorney is The sworn state ne-t CT the assessor that the assess ment roll turned in by him is true and just. Then there is no doubt Luz what q property owner should be 1-otiied when his assessment is raised after he has turned it in to the asses sor, and the present law should be so amended as 10 include il. There is no doubt but what many taxpayers nave kick coming in regard to this matter. but they are unjustly blaming the board of supervisors when they are as innocent as any other citizen Of the county. and knew nothing of the raises until the recent complaints have been filed.
 Considerable complaint is being made by different parties from the Swisshelms regarding the actions of man named Clark, who resides near the Great American mine in those mountains. Clark has been residing there for a number of years, and has an idea that the whole range of noun tains in that vicinity belong 10 him, and he has driven number of parties out of there by using his Winchester. He owns several mining claims in that locality, and if prospector goes any where near them he does so with danger to his life. Some few weeks since W. K. Meade and Hale McCor- mick of this city went out there to do some assessment work on some