Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-17
Applicants for State Loans
Must Hereafter Deposit
One Per Cent of Amount
Asked For.

The state land board at it's meeting
Friday took steps to put into effect
the law passed by the last legislature
legalizing the 1 per cent collection, by
unanimously passing a motion to the
effect that each person applying for
loan or the renewal Of one must de-
post with the application 1 per cent OF
the amount applied for. The board
also authorized the employment of
someone to look after the foreclosure
and taxes for the land board, the SAL
airy to be paid out of the mortgage
foreclosure appropriation made to the
board by the legislature.
The minutes of the board meeting
follow:
Boise, Idaho, March 16, 1917.
State board of land commissioners
of the state of Idaho met this day pur-
suant to call. All members present.
Whereupon the following proceed
ings were had, to-wit:
Minutes of the previous meeting read
and approved.
1t was moved by the state auditor
that the minutes of the board of March
2, 1917, be corrected to read $4,000 in
stead OF S1100 in the purchase of school
bonds from district No. s, Minidoka
county. Motion was carried by unani-
nous vote.
Refund was allowed G. H. Ragsdale
of Middleton, in the sum of $17 being
balance of fee filed with application
for loan after deducting cost of ap-
praisement
FINAL PROOFS APPROVED.
The following final proofs were ap-
proved:
Idaho irrigation project-Entry No
1172, Charles E. Crouch; 1926 and 1106
Arthur G. Thompson.
1t was moved by Miss Redf1eld thai
bond issues of school district No.
Cassia county, one for $4,000 and one
for $1,000 be purchased. Motion car
ried.
: It was moved and carried that thu
report of the land commissioner in re-
gard to taxes and interest on the Johr
: r. Foulks loans, together with lette
of Ralph w. Adair. prosecuting attor
ney of Bingham county, be referred t.
the attorney general.
1t was moved and carried that con
tracts of the Portneuf- Marsh Vale
Irrigation company. presented to tn
-
attorney general.
FoREcLosURE PROCEEDINGS.
1t was moved by Miss Redf1eld tina
!, the attorney general be empowered t
. employ a person to look after foreclos
ures and taxes for the land board an
that salary therefor to be paid out c
the mortgage foreclosure appropriate
! made to the land board of the state c
~ he PAIl In
t vote resulted: Governor, yes; attor
5, ney general, pass; secretary OF stat
C yes; superintendent public instruction
d yes; state auditor, yes. Motion de
clared carried.
l, ADVERTISEMENT Cash BOOK.
= 1t was moved by State Auditor Va
lie Deusen that the register be instructe
:. to keep an appralsement cash boo
IS which will show the exact amount
money received from each person al
plying for loan, the expense INQUIRE
and the amount refunded to balan'
e. the account. Upon roll call the m'
IT ton carried unanimously.
1t was moved by the attorney gel
~ eral, and upon roll call carried unan
Is mously, that each party making al
plication for loan or the renew
thereof, must deposit with the appl
cation l per cent of the amount al
piled for.
It was moved by the secretary
state that the register be instruct'
to deliver certificate of sale GOVERN
the southeast quarter northwest qua
ter, section So, township / north. ram
. west, Boise Meridian TO William
Moore. Motion carried.
It was inoved by the governor, al
unanimously carried that 5. l. Pucke
of Oakley, Idaho, be advised that q
James Worthington loan would be r
newed upon payment of interest," al
any back taxes.
r Whereupon the board adjourned.
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