The San Juan times., July 19, 1895, Image 4

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THE SAN JUAN TIMES
The hoard met in regular spssion
V. i: x.fiit:. .... Editor I this flrat day of July, 1895 Present,
P. M. Salmon, shairman. John Real,
. . , n . I J. E. Mwaanaits and Clerk Win. M.o-.
Official Paper of San Juan County I
- The board acting; as a board of
IUte '.- KniMoription: I equalization reduced the following aa J
i dp rear IJX 1 1 S a rnontba $1.25 ! eessmente:
Tbrw montlii TSeente. Felix Qallegos, personal prop. $ 50 00;
' j Elutario Vejil ! M 60 00 i
Knt m I at the poMotfice t Karminstoa for j Pablo Candelaiio real estate 76 00 j
Inuismuwiuu thrua. h th raail m Moond cluni I Joe B. G al legos, " ' dble as 990 00 i
m'"',"r j Fil Green " " 60 60
I Jone F Martinez " "
FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1805. Cooper estate " "
: : T J. West " "
BILVKIl. H B. Knickerbocker "
Friday, WJ; Saturday, 07; Monday Nestor Martinez
67!, L'nesday 87J. vv. J. Longenbangh
.Many of our subscribers send The
G. W. McCoy
35 00
320 0
204 60
80 00
76 00 j
420 00
3S4 00
The board then adjourned to meet
Times into distant states. It is read : JUI' lhJJ-
there first by their relations, then by Tlie board met this second day of
flriends, to whom uewa from this part j Ju", 1895- Present, P. M. Salmon,
is always interesting. This dissemin-1 chairman, John Heal, J. E. Manzan
ation of the newj Oi our progress is , arys an(l Clprlc Wm, McRae.
most beneficial, and should be carries! The board ac'ing as a board of equal
out whenever possible.
ization reduoed the following assess
meats:
W. B. Haines by Fred Bunker on
real estate, '95 $ 260 00
The county commissioners have or
der u a reduction of 20 uer cent on all
land assessed in the county Great ' W B- Haines,on real estate '94, 620 90
complaint has been made that the
lands hava been assessed too high and
the commissioners acceded to the
general n quest, after due deliberation.
The the tax rati; h is been so arranged
however that the county is coniidera
bly the gainer. The territorial treas
ury has yo Car received more than its
due but now the county yets the : Tom:is Newton
bent-lit. i R Gl!lf
I W. S. Williams
John A. Koonts " 1050 00
personal prop 120 00
H. J. Kiffin real estate 99 75
Juan da Jesus Valdez real estate 160 00
Maria Ant R. Manzanarez r " 70 00
First nat. bank Dur.mgo real
A. F. Miller real estate
J. W. Berry
2 ;o oo
600 CO
480 00
" 50 00
" 60 00
" 900 00
" 640 00
" 1280 01)
all frt exemp 1000 00
The Times has persistently advoca- C. H. MoHenry
tan the holding of a San Juan county j J. D. Rumberg
fair, and then the collecting and for-
wardingof an exhibit to the great Al-1 Joe Prowitt trustee real estate 480 00
buquerqne lair. At important meet Fred Harrison real estate 2so oo
ings held at The Times effloe last Sat-1 The board then adjourned to meet
urday and Thursday, a committee of 6 j July 3.
were chosen and by them committees The board met this third day ef Ju
Were appointed all over the county to I ly, 1895. Present, P. M. Salmon,1
carry oat this proposition, This is as I ehairman, John Heal J. E Manzanaresl
it i-hould bo. Besides the immense) and Clerk vvm. McRae.
advantage aourti ug from the looal
lair, we are to have our San il tun
county exhibit placed betoro tlio eyes1
The board acting as a board of
equalization reduced the following as-1
nes-unonU:
of the irrigation leaders, farmers, or- John 0. Hubbard real estate 9 40 00
ohardistd and hi lendst, in these great,
mutters, of the United States, not the
citizens of our own territory merely;
but representatives of the entire
states. At Albuquerque next S. pt-1 J 0. Oarson real estate
ember tin re will t no uiace the great-1 V. A. Carson real estKte
Welsh estate ' 680 00
Chan Thurlow " 720 00!
R O. Pre witt " 063 00 j
Orange Phelps al 8 nor f.-t cxeaa 800 00 1
320 00 i
320 00 '
est event in the history of the ter rl-1 Juan N. Jaquez " 'S4 KiO 00i
d ry. an o oat th it, whilst portraying ' Raman St Joan N. Jaquez cattle 140 00
the gigantic projmss of peaae, still San u nan county bank persoaal2000 00
has i li it an !. ment of defiance; for j Jon Prewitt trustee of lands under
there we si all eii tllenge toe world to j La Plata ditch cempany'i ditch in this i
show nioro luagniiiceut fruit than our oounty presented u schedule of said!
territorial prouuetion. It is I .en a lands to the board, representing 7007
Bource of pride to us that our own acres of land at aa average of 81033
county will ta!:o a part in toU famous 1 per acre. Said valuation was raised
event; and wherever the prizes may
fall, we may I" assured that our effort
will bu successful in the dissemination,
in the publication of the resources of
this county, and our reward will be in
the advancement of our prosperity and
the increase of uer population. To
this end let its work in unanimity oi1
sentiment and action.
an e ,
growi ;'' j
iti the history of the fruit
r.ihci f 'his c.uitity. it is
to su average of $3 j er acre.
Complaint lmving been made by
the taxpayers of the county that the
assessment en land is excessive, the
board ordered that the assessment on
a.l lands an it stands revised by said
board, bn reiuced 20 per cent.
A certificate of election was received
from BOheol district no 12, certifying '
that a Bpecial tax levy of 6 mills had ;
Tic formation of the Fruit Growers' i been votod in said school district ;er'
association of .- ; i Juan-ouuuty, a. de school purposes fer the year 1805, and
tailed eltewbeio in our columns, forms -he same was approved and ordered
entered on the tax roll of 1805.
Asgossor J. T. Jaquez presented re
cheeoir.l nation in au industry that pert of licenses assessed, which the 1
ha-, been beret fore scatieced The board approved, The following re-j
old s'lll h otion of each man for ports from jnstioesef the pence were:
himself boo btan refuted at last, received ard approved:
changed by the perpetual "cute in! E. Q Berry precinct no. 2 reported
prices," lost ncccuuts, quarrels over ' $ in the ease of Ter. vs. F. Man
siMilL fruit and all round jealousy, Ranarea Ssmon artiut)zprj;.;uct no j
This union is u forerunner of a more 7 reported uo fines, '
perfefct combination next year; hue as Report of Probate Clerk Wm. Mc-j
a start Will bo ndmirable in its results j R.( received and approved. Fees for
The object i to protect the fruit -row-1 quarter ending June. 30, ib05, 508 60.
, ors, to txaniina into accounts, to J Too resignation of Constable Frank
Vo Bearch into the cause of disputes ). , Sharp prociuot no 2 was received and I
Iwci'i. growejr and commission nicrch- j accepted and W. li. Lanlesty waa ap
aits. Wliere one grower gets a less ! pointed to iiil the vacancy.
Rice t It m am:, -r, then the directors J The bond of 0. E. Keutner as conn
:4n find out whether that grower has ' ty surveyor was approved.
been wrong) cut down, or whether i Tom Fulcher having refused to
tBe 1 wi r : hoo v. a. caused by Hack
ii;.', traiiHportHtlon, Handling or qual-
qualiv an road supervisor for precinot
no. 3. F. .i. Pond was appointed io
F:rtninetnn pecil precinct election 2 10
KO Bntyte fer t Ue. h.im mm M 10
Thef..ll -in hills wore alluwod
N mor Martin, z mteruret probct 'ay tr$ 2 (K)
' Jun ter I U
" com Jn.y meet 1 W
f C Pinltnoy r.'ra licpnse. ivio SI "'Jt - 01
' M i.r ni c . au! r.!I itatlouet; c:.' 6U 2i
!ir ti C ItHmptou bonlinz U Da tuun
ltd child - 60 00
f,e n Hlimcott c .1 fbl ..flice uml hit 2it 00
County Assessor J. T. Jaquez pre
sented to the board the assessment roll
for the year 1885 which wag accepted
and approved and the following order
afiixed thereto:
Territory of Jew Mexioo,
County of San Juan
Office of the Board of County
Commissioner.
AEtee,N M.
At a regular session held en third
dayofJaly, A D ,1895, it was order
ed by the board of said commissioners
of said county, that the preceding as
sessment roll and each and every as
sessment therein contained, as origin
ally returned and assessed or as shown
thereon to have been revised and cer
rectea 'oy the bears be and the same is
hereby approved, and that a tax of 10
mills on the dollar far county pur
poses, and of 2A mills on the
dollar for school purpeses, and of 1 j
mills on the dollar for eourt fund, and
and 8.1 mills fur varioHs territorial
funds, and of 5 mills on the dollar for
interes' tuna to-wit,
For territorial purposes 0.00600
" institutions OU0175
cattle indemnity fund 0.0050
(tiie appraised value ofall cattle)
And if further ordered that the
county assessor extend the several
said rates of taxes upea the tax roll
f-r the year 1895 and that upon the de
livery of -ilia tax roll to the county
collector, the clerk of this hoard
ch .r;;e said collector with the aggre
gate amount of saia t .'veral taxes ai
provided by law.
To Hie sheriff and ex-ofiieio collector
of the county of San Juan in said
territory greeting:
You are hereby oommanded in ac
cordance with the law of said terri
tory in such eases made ami provided,
to collect all territorial, county, school,
city and all other taxes above enum
erated and specified, revied en the
citizens of said county and non resi
deut property owners wtioe prop
erty ninj have been assessed in vour
county and ail taxes af-setsed upon
property within your county as ap
pear from the foregoing tax list and
the delinquent tax lists of said county
for the previous years, atid also that
you collect all interest due en do iu
queiit taxes as provided by the laws
of said territory.
In wi!ne,u whereof, we have here
unto set our hands and canned the
seal of said board to be hereunto af
fixed and t!;?tod by the clerk of
said board this third day of July, A.
D., 1805. ! .VI. Salmon, chairman of
the board, John Real, J. E. Manzan
ares, senmissioners. Attest. Wm.
McRae, probate clork and ex-ofiieio
clerk of the board of commissioners.
The following warrants were can
celled: No Dnto Nurac Amnnut When p'.i
108 Apr 2, '05 J hn Heal 5t It a r2'05
1 "9 " V-Ot'ir arntgno 5 0 " ;i
una " (ini.tii i lutveo 1 50 " 1,1
1041 " jam 'sHpnrrow 1 to " ir,
1042 " i m i tameron 7u " hi
1048 " H M I- . witt 200 " t
1044 " iiian jiques 1 HO " il
1U45 " r.-e ; .- il art mez 500 ' :i
toill ' 1 . SI QiluiuD SU7."i " ;i
tui7 " 11 A Umvoa ll to "a
1048 " K t; t.'rry r (XI a
WiiO ' j h Uautnnarei 51 92 ::
1051 " f U ShIidud 51 tt ' s
1052 " CI loniiogUBl 50 .0 il
1068 " Mot rue I mlds 7 io " ;
1054 ' Wmiloltae 10000 " :i
1055 ' 28 85 :i
io it " A n UeFsrland 9 00 - a
)0:.7 r (i lierrv 545 ;.
i" " fcntor 5fartinca 200 " 0
WSO " A K .!iv:iQ 26 25 M 11
I'M " C K j ncs 5 S "4
HWf " r V - all- rd 2085 " a
HH.2 " j - Koi r IS f.U a
1 B8 " r M I'iiTOa 5 5 1 "11
I'W 1 i il tlrtut 5008 " 11
i' 06 " A K.)(!k-T8 0 85 " a
1080 " I ti ..prir 2o0 " 4
' an nr.lf r i,n Reg uoh mini Hurry AH 'ii
AP' 1 $ 7:, 00
Com order 011 p-n Boh fund Harry .!!on
Jly8 $75 00
( ou;i'..:n J f.. In iii.i'iiHiTo w.rica no.
."1 funding bondi 71 50
Coupons non. t t, inolneive, noiics no.
5, jinl Inn de 75 00
Coupons noa 0 to 14 Inolnsiie, series no 2
onrrant expne bonds 00 00
Cenponi! noi 1 1 8 tnnl wrn no 4 enr-
rent nponn bond 120 00
Coup.nii not 1 to s initi BHiie no. It cur-
r.-m c.t;ii ne 11 nd 240 W
The hoard then adjourned.
P. M.Salmon, Chairman.
Attest: Wm. McRab, Clerk.
Big Discount
For Cash
On
Erf Mi Bonis anil Siioes, Clotliini, Etc.,
For the Next 60 Days to Make Room for Spring Stock.
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
At Very Low ries.
Call and Be Convinced.
Williams & Cooper, Farming-ton, N. M
W. S. MITCHELL,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
San. J uaii .L:
F. M. Pierce, Arent.
FARMINGTON
NEW JIBXICO
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Farming-ton, N. M.
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
AM) WAGON REPAIRING
Horseshoeino; a Specially.
A!! Kinds of Farm Machinery Repaired
in First-Class Shape.
HF R. GRAHAM h
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DEERING MOWERS AND BINDERS.
t'ook Two-'l hii'dg World's l utr Premiums.
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Moime Steel Plows
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OPPCSITE POGrOFFIC:
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Thiri li niho bring holler freight riil the raouuny. The bonae of county
rai(M iui , . .. ik! treatment all around
Th froit i'i i a are referred to the
by lav.a whien tiicy arenskea to sign.
These will bv lound simple an l self
txplar.atory. Thh growers are noi
bound to '.in: inerehant or Br if., but
they are waked, an mombers of this as
iidciutlqji to inform their consignees
o Ulcers ware examined and approved.
Ti j following bills wore allowed
and warrants drawn for the same.
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trade in fui-uj
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