The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-01-05
RECORD OF BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
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from the United States, paying
therefor the sum of $500 for lot
10, Block 2, $4,000 for Lot 2,
Block 27 and $500 for Lot IS,
Block II; that at the time of the
death of Ida H. Olson, deceased,
on December -, 1914, the pat
ents to said lots had not been de-
liVered to her, and that after the
appointment of petitioner as exc
cutor, he obtained the said pat
ents from the United States at the
Land Office in Occur d'Alene,
over all papers and documents
Idaho; that petitioner in taking
over all papers and documents
belonging TO said Ida II. Olson de-
ceased, found no notices of any
assessments levied on said prem
Uses and petitioner has never dur
ing the time he has acted as exc
cutOr, received any notices what
ever that any taxes had been as
sessed against said property and
that during all said time your pc
titiOner assumed that the said
lots were, as they in fact are, X
empt from taxation under Sec
ton 1914, Subdivision 4 of the
Idaho Revised Codes.
That during the life time of
said Ida H. Olson, she owned in
addition to said lots, only one
other property, to-wit: Lot "a,
Sherman Park, Occur d'Alene,
which was appraised by the ap-
praisers in said estate at $4,000
That the lots, to-wit: Lot no.,
Block ?, Lot 2, Block 27, Lot IS,
Block II, Desmet, Idaho were ap-
praised at only $500, $1,000
and $500 respectively, and that
the total value of all of said
property at the time of her own
ership thereof and in 1913, and
at the time of the levy of said as
sessments, was worth not to ex-
coed $4,000, and the said lots
we're for that reason exempt to
her under Section 1914 of the
Code for the reason that she was
at that time and for many years
prior thereto had been a widow.
That upon the oath of said Ida
H. Olson, the property passed to
her three minor children and all
of said real property was there
after exempt under the same pro-
vision of law for the reason that
the said minor children, whose
names are Oscar Paul Olson,
Mabel Amanda Olson and Ralph
Olson, were orphan children.
That unless the said certif-
Gates which were issued for the
alleged taxes for 1919, are can
celled, and if said action to fore
CLOSE the same is prosecuted tC
Judgment, and the said propert,
sold to satisfy the said judgment
it will work a complete conisca-
ton of said property; that tn,
said property is not worth tn,
amount of the said taxes, cour.
costs, and attorneys fees which
are claimed in said action.
1mdb Jnb odlu JdAtS SuOulu no
have been levied for the reason
that said property was and a
all times herein referred to has
! been exempt from taxation"
are correct and the tax assess.
ment for the year 1913 an I'm.
just one, it is therefor
ORDERED, ADJUDGED AM
DECREED that delinquency ia,
- certificates Nos. 1862, 1854 an,
: 1878, year 1914 sales, tax o
1913 as covering the above de
- scribed property of the Estate o
Ida H. Olson, deceased, be can
celled and the Auditor is hereb.
instructed to discharge the sam
{ upon the records of his Office.
1t is further ordered that tn
Prosecuting Attorney of Renewal
County prepare and files stipula
- ton of Dismissals covering Dis
trict Court Cases Numbered f2A
1873 and 1926 as covering tn
above state tax foreclosure suits
Dated this nth day of October
1916.
J. L. MORAN