The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1918-02-15

AT this time the tax protest of
the st. Joe Boom Co. coming up
for consideration and it appear
ing 10 the satisfaction of this
Board that the item Flat Greek
Dam assessed valuation $500
as attached to the real property
assessment of this company is a
just assessment for the reason
that the property was maintained
for toll charges during a portion
at least of the year 1917. there
for the application for tax refund
is denied.
AT this time the matter of the
tax refund as asked by the Pacific
Fruit Express Co. coming up for
consideration and it appearing to
the satisfaction of this Board
that the ground upon which said
protest is based are ovcr-valua-
ton assessment and it appearing
that this assessment was certi-
fled to the Count Auditor by the
State Board of Equalization, and
therefore entirely outside the
jurisdiction of this Board, there
fore said protest and application
for refund is denied.
At this time the application Of
Mrs. Jullianne Maretzki for Wild
ow's exemption of taxes on the
following described property, to-
wit: S ? SWl, Sec. 24-45-4W,
was denied for the reason that
the applicant has not been a
resident of the Stale of Idaho
during the past year.
AT this time the application of
Mrs. Caroline Campbell by C.. A..
Terrell for a tax refund ON taxes
paid under protest for the reason
that the applicant is widow and
il appearing to the satisfaction
of this Board that the applicant
has not been a resident of the
state of Idaho during the past
year, it is therefore ordered that
the application be denied.
AT this time Charles G.. Crom-
well, Probate Judge, was granted
a thirty day leave of absence
from the state, said leave TO be-
gin on
AT this time a contract was
signed up for The purchase UNI
der certain conditions of a 1910
II. p. Flour City Special Road
Tractor from Kinnard & Sons
Mfg. Go. of Minneapolis. MINI.
for the sum of $4,000 less dis
count as per contract agreement.
This contract is thereby ordered
placed on recorN IN the County
Auditors Office of said County.
ORDER NO. I
AT this time the matter of the
application of Mary X. Walsh for
a tax refund ON taxes paid under
protest for the year 1917 coming
up for consideration and it ap-
pearing to the satisfaction of
this Board that the applicant is
Ia widow and as such was entitled
to a widows eXemptios of One
Thousand (S1OOO.OO) assessed
valuation on property owned by
her; and also appearing that no
exemption was allowed on the tax
rolls Of 1917, and it also appear
ing that the above named appli-
cant paid the sum of thirty
($3O.61) Dollars and sixty-one
cents, this being one-half (1b)
the taxes as assessed against a
valuation of One Thousand Four
Hundred Seventy-fve (St475)
Dollars, therefore it is hereby
ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND
.DECREED that a tax refund of
Forty-one (Sl1.5O) Dollars and
Fifty cents be made to Mary X.
Walsh, this amount being the
taxes as levied against an as
sessed valuation of One Thous-
and (S1OOO) Dollars which the
applicant is entitled to have ex-
empt from taxation.
1t is also further ordered that
the County Treasurer deduct
from said refund the sum of
Thirty (s3O.61) Dollars and six
ty-one cents, this being the bal