Singer Manufacturing Co. v. City & County of Denver

In 1904 The Singer Manufacturing Company returned a schedule of its property for taxation to the county assessor of the city and county of Denver. That schedule does not appear in the record. In the written objections to the assessment, filed by the company with the assessor, it is said that it appears from a notice sent to the company by the assessor that, in this schedule, the company had made no return under the item “other property not enumerated,” and the assessor had amended the schedule by assessing under this item an amount of $2,500.00; and that, in the schedule under the item,…