Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-07-29

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accrued interest and which taxes
were paid under protest, and the
basis of said claim is founded upon
a recent decision of the supreme
court regarding the assessment of
this nature.
it is therefore the order of the
board, upon advice of the County At
torney, that the payment of this
claim be denied and oyerruled.
Correspondence from Paul Ellis r.
lative to 1913 delinquency certificate
No 449 covering lot l block Fruit
land subdivision, presenting satisfac-
tory evidence that the taxes on this
property We're paid for the year 1913.
1t is therefore the order OF the
Board, being fully advised in this
matter, that tire 1913 delinquency
certificate No 449 be cancelled and
that the foreclosure suit for the 1913
taxes now pending against this prop
erty be dismissed without cost to Mr..
Ellis,
At a special meeting of the Board
of County Commissioners held June
18TH, 1916, Mr. Clark representing
the o. S. L. r, r, appeared before
tn Board, asking for the cancella
ton of that portion OF Delinquency
certificate No. 1876 for the year 1914,
covering Lots to l6 Block % Ell
more Addition to Glenns Ferry, and
also that portion of Delinquency
Certificate No $50 for the year 1915,
covering Lots to 16 Block rs FL
more Addition to Glenns Ferry
1t was the understanding of the
Board at the time that said delin
quency certificate No. 1876 and 500
were owned by The county. 1t APP
pears however, that said certificate
No. l35 and $50 had been assigned,
and therefore the ownership and con
troll of same we're not under the juris
d.ctIon or authority of the county.
1t is therefore, the order OF the
Board, based upon the record infor-
nation to the effect that the county
has no jurisdiction or authority to
make cancellation of the delinquency
certificate No. 1873 for the levy of
1914 and No. 800 of the levy of 1915
and that the order made by the
Board on the 18th day of June 1916
cancellng the above mentioned certi-
ficates be rescinded and the same is
by this order made null and of no
effect.
Petition literally signed by resi-
dents of Little Camas Precinct ask
ing for the creation OF Herd Dis
tr.ct was duly filed and presented to
the Board in the regular course of
business.
Due to the ct that a billboard
was not present it was the decision
Of the members present to lay said
petition over until such time as same
could be accommodated by a hearing
of the full Board
Petition signed by e. j. Lutrell and
others, asking for the establishment
Of road described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at a rock at the north
W st corner OF Ellis Rulings dona-
ton land Twp | n R. E. B. NJ,
thence running in a southeasterly di-
rection on section line to rock at
the corner of j. E. Lutrell's field a
stance of about IA miles; thence
IN a westerly direction on the most
practical route in intersect with the
Di to creek road, then on the old
Ditto creek road in a southwesterly
direction to where the old Ditto creek
road crossed the base line.
the Board having visited this Wei
nifty and investigated the route; it
was their order that the said petition
be referred to the road overseer for
his report OF the same.
Petition signed by Chas. F. Boyle
and others, asking that the road from
the Champ Ramsey ranch to the head
of Sloan's Gulch be opened OF cause
the same TO be opened and maintain
ed as a public highway.
1t is therefore, the order of the
Board of County Commissioners that
this petition be referred to Sam Bos-
tic road overseer of road District
No. 3.
Petition signed by Adam Miller and
others asking for the establishment OF
a road from the N. E. corner of Sec
bion 10 Twp. 3 S. R. E. B, NJ, and
running west to the road known as
the Frank AXE road
1t is the order of the Board that
this petition be denied owing to the
fact that this same road is covered
by another petition running East and