Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-03-29

Small, r. L.. asst. ........ 500
Love, A. w, asst ..... 500
Morrow. Robert, asst. . 500
Eyens II. G., asst. 600
Eyens. Mrs. Johanna, board
and lodging for party ..... 500
Evan Main ave. Road
Thomas. w. NJ. surveyor and
expense ..... ........... 2O.70
Crossman, VIM. asst ..... 1925
York, r. r., asst. ..... 1926
IOliver Don, asst. ........ 1.25
Neighbor. H. NJ, livery ..... 400
Tax Matters
Taxes Of $7324 for 1908. 1909.
1910 and 1911, on tract belonging to
w. G. Baker in VIII neq of 28-19-43
described by metes and bounds. were
ordered cancelled on account of the
tract being included in the assessment
of the regular subdivision of the sec
ton.
Personal taxes of $495 for the
year 1871 on a quantity Of wheat as
| sessed also to w c. Baker were
ordered cancelled upon his showing
that he did not own the wheat at the
time of assessment.
Personal taxes of $26.33 charged
against assessment of r. J Hargraye
for 1911 were ordered refunded upon
his affidavit that he owned no assess
able personal property for said year.
Pullman city tax of S24.01
charged against a part of McGee's
subdivision of section 3 owned by
! w. l.. Davis was ordered cancelled for
the reason that the tract is not in the
city limits
Palouse City tax of 1864 charged
against grain assessed to G. T. Tckes
for 1911 was ordered cancelled for
the reason that the grain was out
side the city limits
For the same reason $2153 Pa
louise City tax charged on a like as
sessment against James Culton for
the year 1911 was ordered cancelled
Taxes of j. S Albright against
block s. Thornton, for the year 1871.
were ordered reduced $40 on ac-
count of failure to comply with order
| of the board of equalization to reduce
assessment of said block 5000.
| Personal tax of $4.45 was ordered
refunded to J. II. Longwell on ac-
count of application of erroneous levy
/ on property taxed between date of
assessment and date of fixing rate of
| levy.
Taxes of $2.Si for 1911 charged
against improvements on lot 10, block
10, Layista, owned by Potlatch Lum-
Der Co, were ordered cancelled upon
affidavit that there were no improve
ments on said lot
On account of failure to allow ex-
emption of $300 due the head of a
family from personal property assess
ment of 1911, taxes were ordered can
celled and refunded as follows:
c. A. Thayer cancelled $4.23.
Mrs Alice Felch, refunded, $40.
d. II. Johnson refunded 1920.
Nj C. Handley, refunded SIP.
Personal tax of $11.56 against
grain assessed to II. L. Moody in 1911
was ordered cancelled upon his affi-
davit that he owned none of said
| grain.
Tax of $3.50 against wheat as
sessed in 1911 in the name of August
Young was ordered cancelled on his
affidavit that he did not own said
wheat
Tax of $22,20 against warehouse
assessed to Farmers Grain & Supply
Co, Rosalia. in 1911, was ordered
cancelled for the reason that the same
was charged against a double assess
ment.
Tax of 81 for 1911 against
double assessment of grain in the
name of Sam Ransier was ordered
cancelled.
Palouse City tax of $40 against
personal property assessed to p. ].
Risley was ordered refunded on ac-
count of the property not being sub
iect to city tax
On account of erroneous assess
ment of grain to Farmers Union
Warehouse Co, Palouse. it was
ordered that SIC personal tax charg-
ed thereon be cancelled.
Tax of $40 for 1911 against a
double assessment of warehouse
owned by Snake River Warehouse Co.
was ordered cancelled
School tax of 76c charged against
personal property of A. H. Lankey
for 1911 was ordered transferred
from School District No. Al to School
District No. 40 on account of error in
location of assessment.
On account of erroneous assess
ment of improvements on two acres
in swq swq of 13-19-40. owned by w.
1910 and 1911 were ordered re-
funded.
Taxes of $3.50 for 1911 on a
double assessment of warehouse in
the name of Hayfield Brothers were
ordered cancelled.
Taxes for the years 1908, 1909,
1910 and 1911 aggregating $123.39
on three tracts assessed to G.. NJ & p.
S. Ry Co. in and near Rosalia were
ordered cancelled for the reason that
said tracts are included in and as
sessed as operating property of said
railway company.
The applications of Mrs Mary Fret,
w. j. Morrow, NJ. c. Williams. Mrs
ICleve Oyler. Thos. Sullivan. William
Warwick and Denis Porter, for alter
atoms in assessments and taxes we're
rejected by the board
Road Matters
The state highway commissioners
approval Of the plans. specifications
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