The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-01-27

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and granted, the compensation
for labor fixed at $3.50 per day
for one man, and $3.50 per day
for each team, and the resident
taxpayers given the privilege of
paying this tax in labor:
Road districts No. 3, 4, 10 and
l12, a levy of 1l5 mills.
Road districts No. 9 and 10 a
llevy of , mills.
Road districts No. /, IL and is.
la levy of 2la mills.
The certificates of indigency
Of Robert Peterson, Joanna Ste
lphenson, w. IL. B0hrer and Frank
Reed were examined and approx
ed.
Second Day. January II, 1916.
The resignation of G. B. Long,
constable of Cold Springs pre-
einct was examined and accepted.
The petition of VIM. Kineaid,
is. j. Linder, ct al, for the ap-
pointment of Delbert Harvey as
Constable of Cold Springs pre-
einet was examined and granted.
The board here took up the
matter of taxes paid under pro-
test as presented by l.. T. Mckee,
Tax Collector, and which have
been held by him unapportioned.
The board having fully consider
ed the matter and being fully add
vised in the premises find as fol-
lows: r. L. Freeman protests the
payment of his road poll tax for
the reason of his being a member
| of the fire department of the Vii
lage OF Kamiah and the board
here rejects his application for re-
fund; L. E. Doty protests the pay
ment of his road poll tax for the
reason that he is over the age linn
it, and the board finds that he is
IS years of age and grants his APP
plicatiOn for refund The Pacific
Fruit Express protests on the as
sessment of their cars by the
State Board of Equalization and
demands a refund of $12.SS claim
ed as excessive tax, which de-
mand the board refuses and re-
jects their application for refund /;
that B. C. Browning was assessed
with $4,000 improvements when
the assessment should have been
$1,000 and is therefore entitled to
a refund of taxes in the amount
of $4.38; that A. I. Hartwick was
assessed in School District No. SO
with tax of $23.S4 and should
have been assessed in School Dis
triet No. s which has no school
tax and is therefore entitled to a
refund of the total School tax
id-$23.S4; that ]. n. Seehorn
was assessed IN School District
No. 9 with a tax of $24.15 and
should have been assessed In
School District No. 25 with a tax
Of $16.1O and is therefore entitled
to a refund of $8.05; that n. VIII
hanson was assessed 100000 too
much on his property in Winehes-
ter and has paid his taxes on this |
excess assessment and is therefore /
entitled to a refund of $41. so
that W. T. Simmons is assessed
with 10 acres too many in the /
SELF sec. 80 tpw. "a r. / w. b. NJ.
and is therefore entitled to a re-
fund of $317; that f. L. Kitchen
has been assessed with livestock
in this county and also in Clear
water County, and pays his tax
under protest, protesting against
paying two taxes on the same
in the same year and the
BOARD finds that he is entitled to
i refund of $3.50, the amount
les paid to Clearwater county
hat the Northern Pacific r. r.
20, protests against the payment
f School taxes in School District
70. 50 and Ind. School District
70. 2, claiming the levies are ex-
essive ~ mills and Az mills re-
pectively, and demand the re-
urn of the excess taxes paid,
Thich application the board here ]
elects.
Now therefore, the Tax Collect
r is hereby directed to return
ne amounts specified to the re- |
pective parties; and the County
.uditor is hereby directed to J
lake the necessary corrections on
le tax rolls. J
Third Day, January 70, 1916.
This being the time for the Sc J
ction of a Jury List" as pro-
Ided by law, the board here pro- A
,eded to select and list from the
oil books Of the last general cleo j
on the names Of one hundred A
srsons, to be designated as the
Try List for the year 1916, as j
flows:
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