Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-12-21

cred as of any value or security TO
any other than the party in whose
name they were registered.
Thereupon the Board finding that
these registered government bonds
could not be held to be of value as
security ordered that the Glenns Fer
~ Bank be notified to this effect
and requested said bank to furnish
such security as would meet the APP
proyal of the Board in their stead.
F. NJ. Hobbs, County Auditor, ap-
peared before the Board stating that
SWH SEA and the NEh seq, sec-I
ton "a, township 8 south, range Ii
%. had been assessed to the indiYid-
ual after the same had been sold to
the County and that the delinquency
as a result of such assessment should
be cancelled that the title to this
property might not be clouded and
therefore requested that the follow
ing delinquency certificates be can
celled.
1921 delinquency certificate No.
1914.
1922 delinquency certificate No
1872.
Thereupon it is the order of the
linquency certificates for the respec-
tive years named be cancelled.
j. A. Howard appeared before the
Board stating that in the latter part
of December, 1922, he called at the
County Treasurer's office and left
draft in blank as to amount and
requested that his taxes for said
year be figured and the draft filled
in in EA to
all of his 1922 taxes; that he had
never received his tax receipts for
said year and that now the taxes for
1922 were delinquent but that all he
requested was a cancellation of the
penalty and accrued interest there
on as the draft had not been cashed
to date.
Miss OMAHA, the County Treasur-
er, told the Board that she remem-
bered the transaction as Mr. Howard
had related it but could not remember
of since having seen the draft above
referred to.
Thereupon the Board ordered that
the penalty and interest for the year
1922 on the assessment of Skillern
e Howard as covered by the follow
ing numbered delinquency certi1-
Gates be and the same is ordered
cancelled, to-wit:
|. No. 1912, No. 1914, No. 1920, No.
1923, No. 1925, No. 1880, No. 604S,
No. 6O52, No. 1887, No. 1040.
A Leonrd Wood and A. w. Ting
wall heretofore appeared before the
Board relative to the cancellation of
the 1928 taxes on the Episcopal
Parish House as covered by 1928 tax
receipt No. 1875, and at which time
the Board took the matter under adj
visement.
At this time, therefore, the matter
is up for the decision of the Board.
It is therefore the order of the
Board that the taxes for the year
1923 on the Episcopal Parish House
at Glenns Ferry, Idaho, as covered by
1923 tax receipt No. 1875 be and the
same hereby are ordered cancelled.
The st. Bridget's Hall at Glenns
Ferry, Idaho, owned by the Catholic
Church at said place being in the
same identical position,
It is therefore the order of the
Board that the 1928 taxes on the st.
Bridget's Hall, owned by the Cath
Ollie Church at Glenns Ferry, Idaho,
and covered by the 1928 tax receipt
No. 5446 be and the same hereby
are cancelled.
Thomas Trathen appeared before
the Board stating that the assess
ment of the personal property as
sessed and entered on the real prop
erty assessment roll for 1928 in
the name of Raymond Rinehart was
a double assessment and asked that
said assessment be cancelled on the
real roll
It is therefore, the order of the
Board that the personal property as
sessed to Raymond Rinehart on the
real roll and covered by receipt No.
5494 be and the same is hereby ord
cred cancelled.
The First National Bank of Noun
tain Home desiring to increase the
amount of their surety as a county
depository filed the following bonds,
to-wit:
American Surety Company, New
York, ~ Y, wherein the First Ma
tional Bank of Mountain Home, Ida
no, appear as principal and the above
named company as surety in the sum
of $4,000.
Standard Accident Insurance Com
pany, Detoit, Michigan, wherein the
First National Bank of Mountain
Home, Idaho, appear las principal
and the above named company as
surety in the sum of $500.
National Surety Company, of New
York, wherein the First National
Bank of Mountain Home, Idaho, APP
rear as principal and the above
named company as surety for $780,
coo.
The above were examined, APP
proved and ordered filed with the
County Recorder for record.
A petition heretofore filed for the
ppointment of Victor Walker for
Justice of the Peace for King Hill
Precinct. Gilmore County, Idaho, and
signed by the requisite number OF
signers was presented.
In this matter the petition was ex-
amined and approved and the order
duly made appointing Victor Walker
Justice of the Peace of King Hill
precinct Gilmore County, Idaho.
It is the further order OF the
Board in this matter, however, that
the above order is not to become OPP
erative or effective pending such time
as bond in the sum Of $500 is filed