Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-12-26
DEBTS ARE ADJUSTED
Settlement Between SandovaI and
BernaIiIIo and Quay and Uniou
Counties Consummatad.
PROCEEDINGS OF COMMISSION,

ton the debt OF the new counties Gre
ated in this territory by the Thirty.
filtn Legislative Assembly, met Satur.
day to apportion the debt due from
Sandoval county to Bernalillo coun-
IT, and from Quay county to Union
county. There were present Solicitor
General T.. l.. Bartlett, chairman; Ter
rl,orial Treasurer j. Il. Vaughn and
Territorial Auditor w. G. Sargent.
secretary. The minutes of the adjust
mont OF the Sandoval Union county
debt follows:
Aadior's ONCE. Santa Fe, ~ NJ, Dec.
,Pth, 1903.
Commission met by order of the
char man to adjust the debt due from
Ssndoyal county to Bernalillo county,
all members present, minutes of last
meeting were read and approved Mr..
fsuuipula Baca, chairman board of
comfy commissioners of Sandoval
county not being present by person
or communication. although duly mott.
fed of this meeting on the Sth day of
December, 1903 The commission pro-
cecded to act as required by law. upon
3u,h data and information as 1t had
before IL.
Mr.. Thomas Werner first being
duly sworn was questioned relative
to the statement prepared by him.
The total Indebtedness or Bernalillo
county on April 14th. 1908. is found
to be 1857 500 and there was no mon
ey or hand for payment of same.
Trat the value of permanent i'm.
proyements remaining in Bernallllo
county be fixed at the sum of $4,000
that being the same amount fixed by
appraisers and allowed by this com
mission at its meeting of May 18th,
1901 In adjustment of Mckinley coun-
ty. with the addition OF 1900 for the
extension of Railroad avenue to the
University, making total value of
permanent Improvements remaining
In Hernalillo county OF s57 900. The
permanent improvements remaining
naming In Sandoval county Is fixed
at s14 800.
The total assessed valuation Of
property, as shown by the assessment
rolls of 1902. which will remain with
in the limits OF tine two counties res.
roctively Is: Bernaliilo county. ST.
27o, 90T; Sandoval county. $611.67S.
Doducting from the total Indebtedness
OF Bernalillo county. the value OF per-
lament improvements that remain
therein. there being no money on
hand leaves the amount of indebtness
tn he apportioned between the two
counties. $500 900. Which amount OF
indebtness Is apportioned between the
Two counties. on the ratio that the as
sesced valuation of each county bears
To the total Indebtedness of Berna-
lilo county less the value OF perman'
ebt improvements remaining therein,
the permanent improvements OF San
doval county amounting to $4,000 to
be added to the Indebtedness OF said
county.
This commission finds that the pro-
Toi ton of debt 10 be assumed by each.
pf above mentioned counties is as fol-
lows:
Bernalillo county 1924 per cent.
$3.50 1885; Sandoval county, 26si6
per cent, ssi,7i3.15.
That these findings be spread upon
IN, minutes and copy thereof be
certified by the auditor under his seal
- the commissioners OF Bernalillo and
SaLdoval counties, as the final finding
OF this commission upon the subject
which resolution was unanimously
adopted. The comraission adjourned,
zine die
II. J.. BARTLETT,
Chairman.
w. G. Sargent,
Secretary.
Quay and Union Settlement.
The minutes OF the settlement be-
tween Quay and Union counties fol-
low:
Santa Fe. N. NJ, Dec. 10, 1908.
The commission appointed by law
Ia ascertain the Indebtedness between
Union and Quay counties as the anne
existed on the LIST day OF January, 1903
met as by adjournment. there being
present the solicitor General. auditor
and treasurer. The minutes OF the
PREVIOUS meeting were read and ap-
Lroved. There was present on behalf
OF Quay county, Mr.. A. ID. Goldenbe-g,
member OF its board OF county COM
missioners. J. A. Street, sheriff Of
SAID county, and Mr.. @. A. Spiess It's
attorney. No one appeared on behalf
Of Onion county and no statement or
letter from that county having been
received by the commission, although
II Lad notified said Union county that
tins matter would come up for adjust.
ment on this day. The commission
proceeded with its duties upon such
aata and information as II had before
II. Mr. A. d. Goldenberg was sworn
and testified that he had prepared the
statement submitted to this commits