The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-02-03

he is hereby-iaztructed to credit the Tax
Collector with said amounts in his ac-
counts with the County, on account Of
over assessment, to-wit:
James Garbutt, ELS a, Sec. 2,
lT5s, RE, State and County tax
1924; NJ Ell, Sec. 25, 7 s s,
IR3E, State and County tax $l2.76.
happening to the satisfaction Of the
Board that in his settlement with the
Tax Collector on his assessment for the
year 1907. A. M. Harris wac short the
sum Of $685. Of the amount which he
should have paid, after making the al
lowance due him on his assessment Of
migratory stock and that in his settles
ment with the Tax Collector on his
assessment for the year 1908. the said
A. M. Harris was entitled to rebate
on account Of his assessment of uigra-
tory stock amounting to $s4sl, neither
of said accounts having been finally
settled;
Wherefore, it is hereby ordered that
the Auditor draw warrant on the
Migratory Stock fund in favor Of said
A. M. Harris, for the sum Of $44.93, in
settlement OF said assessments; and, in
consideration OF the above,
1t is further ordered that the Auditor
be and he is hereby instructed to cancel
the Tax Certificate held by the County
on Improvements on Blackstone place,
Improvements on Sheep Greek, and
Improvements in Bull Basin, assessed
to said A. M. Harris for the year 1907.
In the Matter Of the Assessment of
the Estates Of David Coats for the year
1901:
Whereas, there was assessed to the
Estate Of David Goats for the year 1901
certain property described as 100 acres
Of land on Bruneau, with improvements
thereon, which taxes were unpaid, and
became delinquent on the first Monday,
Of January, 1902;
And whereas, on or before the fourth
Monday Of May, 1902, the Tax Collector
did publish the delinquent list for the
year 1901, which list did contain the
name Of the Estate Of David Coats, and
description of the property delin-
quent, and the amount Of the taxes,
penalties and costs due, together with
notice that unless said delinquent
taxes, with the costs and penalties were
paid, the real property upon which such
taxes were lien would be sold at pub
lie auction, and on the 9th day of July,
1902, offered said property for sale at
public auction, when the same was
struck off to Michael Rock, and said Tax
Collector thereupon filed certificate
Of said tax sale for record in the office
Of the County Recorder;
And whereas, said Michael Rock there
after neglected and refused to make
the payment for said property so pur-
chased by him, and has this day APP
peared before the Board and disclaimed
all interest therein and said taxes were
afterwards settled by John T. Shea,
then Deputy Tax Collector, by payment
! Of the sum Of $l55.7O;
And whereas, the Thousand Springs
Land & transportation Company, Limi-
ted, the present owner Of said property,
desires to have said tax sale certificate
cancelled of record, and has rendered
to the Auditor in consideration thereof
the sum Of Sl55.7O;
It is therefore ordered that the Audi
tor be authorized to receive said sum Of
$155.7O, and turn same into the County
Treasury to the credit Of the Tax Re-
demption Fund, and that said Tax Sale
Certificate be cancelled of record;
And it is further ordered that the
Auditor be authorized to draw warrant
on said Tax Redemption Fund in favor