Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-04-21

1928.
Geo. E. Butler, Chairman
Attest f. M. HOBBS, Clerl
Mountain Home, Idaho, April 1Otl
1923.
Pursuant to adjournment, thu
Board of County Commissioners o.
Gilmore County, Idaho, met in con
tinued session at their office at Court
House, County seat.
Present George r. Butler, Chair
man, j. d. Whitson and F. r. Wilson
commissioners.
John w. Caldwell appeared before
the Board stating that he was in re
ceipt of notice of delinquent 1913
taxes on Lots z to IL, Block 81
Unions Addition to Mountain Home
He also made statement to the Board
that he had made inquiry of the Tax
Collectors office as to any outstand-
ing taxes on this property and was
advised that there were none.
He therefore requested that in
view of these facts, that he be allow
ed to redeem this property by pay
ment of the original tax, less penalty
and interest charged thereon.
1t was therefore the order of the
Board, that Mr.. Caldwell be allowed
to redeem Lots z to II, Block Fl,
Linton's Addition to Mountain Home,
by payment of the original tax
charged for the year 1919 and that
the penalty and interest charged
thereon be cancelled.
Chris Hendricks, deputy assessor,
appeared before the Board in behalf
of Nancy Coats stating that Mrs.
Coats had failed to file her affidavit
for widows exemption within the
time required by law, but that the
same was now in the hands of the
Assessor wherein she asked for an
exemption of $4,000 70 apply for
year 1922.
Thereupon the Board ordered that
a credit if $4,000 valuation be made
against Mrs. Coats tax charge for the
year 1922, to apply against U. S. Lots
5, 6, z Section 2S and Lots z, 8 Sec
ton 20, Township 1 North, Range 8
East.
Chris Hendricks Jr., Deputy Assess
or, appeared before the Board in be-
half of j. L. Osborn, stating that Mr..
Osborn had been doubly assessed for
the year 1922 and asking that the
assessment of J. L. Osborn entered at
page 246, Line 20 in the North Land
Roll 1922, be cancelled.
1t is therefore the order of the
Board that the assessment of j. L.
Osborn for 1922 above referred to be
and the same hereby is ordered can
celled.
A correspondence of Harry S.
Thompson was presented wherein he
stated that in December 1922, he
made application to the Board for a
correction in the classification OF his
assessment for said year. This correc-
ton was made by the Board as re-
luested and that he then offered to
pay his taxes for said year in ac-
eordance Herewith. He was advised
however to postpone such payment
Until such time as the necessary cor
,ections were made when his correct |
I'd tax statement would be mailed |
lin. He stated that up to this time
le had never received the corrected |
AK notices altho the Tax Collector |
advised they had been mailed. There
ore, at this time the taxes had be-
,ome delinquent and a penalty and
interest charged had accrued thereon. |
In view of these facts and feeling /
hat no fault was his in the matter
le asked that he be allowed, at TINS
ime, to pay his 1922 taxes in their
riginal amount less such penalty and
interest as may have accrued.
Therefore the Board after duly con-
idering and being fully advised IN
he matter ordered that such penalty
md interest as may have accrued
gainst Mr.. Thompson's assessment
or year 1922 be cancelled and thar
le be allowed to redeem said tax by
,ayment of the original tax as charg-
ID for said year.
Florence E. O'Malia, County Tax
collector appeared before the Board
tating that S. E. Kissinger was ass
.ssed for year 1922 with one milk
.ow and three work horses and the
was entered on the person
4 property assessment roll and the
anne certified as lien against real
property roll. She stated, however,
hat Mr.. Kissinger was assessed with
10 real property for 1922 and there
ore asked for credit for said charge.
ThereupOn the Board ordered this
.harge changed from charge OF lien
N real estate to charge of delin-
luent personal property.
Florence e. OMAHA, Tax Collector,
appeared before the Board stating
HAT Wesley Stewart wac assessed for
personal property for the year 1919.
That subsequently this assessment
vas made a lien against real estate
md transferred to the real property /
roll, and after this tax /
lad been certified to the Tax Collect
n as a lien Mr.. Stewart had paid to
he assessor the tax and same was
,redited on the personal property
oil thereby leaving it charged against
lis real property.
It is therefore the order of the
Board that the personal property