Minute books, 1870-1882.

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Minute books, 1870-1882.

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The State Board of Equalization was established by Act 1, Section 26, in 1868. Composed of the State Auditor, the State Treasurer and the Secretary of State, the board was charged to assess the value of the property of railroad companies. The Act also required that the board members keep a record of their proceedings which would be signed by all members present at the meeting and kept in the possession of the Auditor. The board continued to carry out its required functions until 1877 when its name was changed to the State Board of Assessment by Act 62, Section 13. This act required the Governor to serve as president of the board in addition to the three officials already designated to serve as members.

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