The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-24
1863 he abatsd, and his unpaid taxes for
1895 be placed at the original amount
with Ia npr cant

i 1863 he abatsd, and his unpaid taxes fol
i 1876 be placed ut the original amount
l with 10 per cent. --,Di ..t ...-.
Petition Of Ira Gardner, for abate.
4 nent of taxes, we recommend that 81. II
be refunded to him; it being In accord
ance with the report of the referee. Fol
1 more particulars see report on file.
| Petition of l. Bruning. for refunding
j certain taxes. Laid over until the nexl
session Of the Board t..,
Petition Of Andrew Arnett, for abste-
ment ofS2.2l road tax enormously lev.
led. Granted. .s...af -p.. 49,. -,sf
| abatement Of taxes OH account of culti-
vation of orchards. We recommend
that S475 be exempted from taxation.
See section 81, of the Twelfth General
Assembly. ~...s ...... .:.u. s.,.rf .s-s
Petition of Andrew Dorcas, for abate-
ment of Ia xeson account of orchards.
! Exempt $3.50. yy ~s.- +..4 .s-rs ..f...
Petition of Nathan Moore, asking for
abatement of taxes for 1864, claiming
that the same has been paid.-Claim
not properly proven.
| II Petition of A B Cornwall, asking for
abatement Of taxes for the year 1867.
Recommend the abatement of all but
/ the original amount with 10 per cent
interest.
Petition of G aud p Simmermaker,
for return of Sl2.64, taxes for 1868 twice
paid on the same property. Recon-
mend that the sum be refunded.
Petition of John Safely, asking that
$l2.96 of over paid taxes for 1861, I've re-
funded with interest from date Of pay.
fnent. Recommend that Sl2.96 without
interest be refunded.
PetitionFof James DE Wolf asking
that school taxes on property in indie
| pendent school district of Clarence,
paid to county fund, he refunded. Rec
ommend that So SO be refunded.
Petition Of X Barry asking for the
the taxes oil the northwest 81, 81, 2, for
the year 1857 be remitted. We recon-
mend that the tax for 1857 be remitted
and marked paid on the margin of the
tax book. ~
Petition of John II Dickinson, ask ing
for the abatement of certain taxes. We
recommend that the tax for 1857 against
the said John IL Dickinson appearing
! delinquent on the books, be remitted
and marked paid by the Treasurer, upon
the payment by said Dickinson, of the
tax of 1860, $40 with 6 per cent inter
est on the same for nine years amount
| ing in all to Sll. SO.
| Petition of Steer agent Off NJ With
erell asking for reduction Of taxes. We
recommend remission of the taxes for
! 1868, of J Steer agent of J Nj Witherell
for the amount Illegally assessed, and
| that the tax list be corrected by charg-
ing only the proper amount Of Sill 81
being the taxes on So, 49, as aforesaid,
and that upon payment of the same
| within ~ days after notice of the remis-
sion, that no penalty be added thereto.
Petition of Richard Hall. asking for
abatement of penalty on delinquent
tax of 1883 We recommend that the
penalty be remitted, aud that upon the
payment by him, of the original amount
| of S.. 40 with interest ut the rate OF six
per vr',t per annum, the Treasurer be
authorized and directed to satisfy aud
mark said delinquent tax paid on the
books, and give said Richard Hall Il
full receipt for the same. This being in
accordance with the recommendation of
the referee.
Petition of II c Piatt, executor of the
estate of Samuel Long senior, asking
for the tax Of 1858 agains, said estate to
be RENTED, or that reduction may be
made thereon. We recommend that
the penalty fixed by law, be remtted,
and that upon the payment Of the
amount of said delinquent tax, S27. IS
with per cent interest from March l.,
1859, that said delinquent tax be fully
satisfied, and the Treasurer be empow-
cred to give full receipt for the same
This being in accordance with the pc
titiOn of our referee.
Petition Of } Cowgirl, asking that
S5.57 taxes for 1868, twice paid on the
same property, be refunded, Petition
granted.
Petition Of VIM Campbell, for re-
funding certain road taxes paid by VIM
Hancock. Recommend that no action
be taken.
Petition of Hannah Culver, for reduc-
ton of assessment on personal property
from $13l to $50 for 1866, and tax on
same be abated to original amount with
10 per cent. We recommend that the
prayer of the petitioner be granted.
Petition of A Petit, asking abatement
| ofcertain taxes, on property in Mechan-
icsville. We see no just cause for grant
ing the request
Petition of Caroline Lemon, for relief
in case of land sold for taxes enormously
levied. We recommend that the origi-
nal amount Of taxes for which said land
was sold, with 10 per cent inters st from
date of sale, be refunded.
! Petition of II { Vest, statement not
clearly given. No action taken.
Petition of } b Shafler, statement i'm :
perfect. No action taken.
Statement ofWm = Mcnamara, imper-
feet. No action taken.
Petition of Burnham, for abatement
CT ftaXes on account or orchards, exempt
5000 from taxation.
Petition of A Bedow, for relief for
loss sustained by sale of land for taxes
erroneously levied. We recommend
that the original lamountoftaxesfor which
said lard was sold, with 10 per cent in
terest from date of sale, be refunded.
All of which is respectfully submit
ted. THOMAS SHEARER,
Chairman.
| Mr. Shearer moved that a committee
of three be appointed to take into con-
sideration the petition of VIM Elliott,
! praying for an increase of salary. Car
| ried. s-E a. #AU 5s
The Chair appointed Shearer, Sharp
and Clifford, SAID committee. .
Mr. Sharp offered the following reso-
luton, which was adopted:
Rcsoired, That committee of three
be appointed to see what the county
can procure the bonds for, known as
the Railroad Bonds, and report at the
next meeting. ..-Ea
The Chair appointed Sharp, Wolfand
| Smith, said committee.