Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-09-19
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BRIDGE CLAIMS

Price, Chas v, lumber
bridge District No. / -- 127 so
A correspondence from Mrs. Kit
tie S. Cowan stating that tax re-
ceipt No. 3507 for the year 1928 had
been assessed to another party and
she had therefore failed to receive
her tax notice for said year and her
taxes had gone delinquent for this
year. BY virtue of these facts she
requested to be allowed to pay the
original tax minus any penalty or in
terest.
It is therefore the order of the
Board that the County Tax Collec-
tor accept the original amount Of
taxes less any penalty or interest
and issue the official receipt there
for.
The assessment roll shows a credit
for the payment for the property
covered by 1917 Delinquent tax
| certificate No. 205 while delinquent
| tax certificate No. 205 itself fails to
show this corresponding credit.
| County Treasurer requested permits
sion to correct tax certificate No.
2O5 for the year 1917 by showing
this credit thereon at this time.
It is therefore the order of the
Board that said certificate No 205
for 1917 be credited to show payment
in accordance with the record as
shown by the assessment roll for
the payment of the tax on this prop
erty.
The County Treasurer appeared
before the Board stating that he had
completed a check Of all delinquent
taxes for the years 1920 and prior
thereto,
Mr. Smith requested that he be
allowed to have form notices print
ed for the convenience of mailing
notices to the taxpayers of all out
standing taxes and also that said
notice might show that for the pay
ment of these back taxes for the
wears 1920 and prior that the orig (
inal tax be collected less penalty and |
interest charges provided the pay
ment thereof be made prior to jan
uary list, 1925.
In this matter the Board We're OF /
the opinion that this plan would be /
advantageous both to the taxpayer I
and the county and
Therefore authorizes Mr.. Smith to
procure such forms as he felt were
needed for this purpose and also
Ordered the cancellation of all
penalty and interest on the taxes
paid for the years 1920 and prior,
provided such tax payment be MADE
on or before January LIST, 1925.
Certificates Of Merit for county aid
were filed by Probate Judge placing
Albert Poirien and Tom Vow in
county hospital.
A petition filed, signed by the
residents of Hammett, Idaho, petit
tioning the Board under section 34S4
of Compiled Statutes Of the State
of Idaho for a temporary appropria-
ton for the eradication of injurious
rodents, the county to advance the
immediate expense to be later re-
imbursed through a tax charge to be
made against the property served.
The territory to be covered de-
scribed as follows:
Sections 10, 20, 20, 80 and that
portion of Sections 81 and 80 north
of Snake River, also S1s : section "
and that portion of sections 81 and
"a north of Snake River, all in T. 5
S., R. s E., B. M.
That portions of sections %, %
and "a below rim rock. Sections 20,
26, 27, %, 33, "a, 10, and SO, i.
s., r. 8 E., B. NJ That portion Of
Sections 1, 2, 8, and 4, T 6 s., r,
3 E.. B. NJ.
Thereupon the Board authorized
he necessary immediate expense and
n accordance with Section 3485 duly )
appointed o E. Grenier Of Hammett,
IDAHO, which authorizes him to em- ]
1loy suitable persons to prepare and T
distribute poison bait, serve notice
IN resident and non resident and
iueh other duties as are imposed un- |
Ter sections 1856, 3487, and 348S
Compiled Statutes.
Thereupon the Board adjourned 1
until 9 O'Clock a. m. September 9Th,
.924.
GEO. E. BUTLER,
Attest. Chairman. s
F. M. HOBBS, Clerk. Z