Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-12-26

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property to Chas. Reed, since which
time Chas. Reed has had personal
property assessed and the tax for the
same made a lien against said real
estate; that the taxes for said per-
sonal property have not been paid
and now stands as a lien against
said real estate and that Mr.. Reed
has not complied with the conditions
of the contract and the property has
reverted to the original owners.
Therefore they request that the
lien created by this personal pro-
perty tax against Lot S, Block 3,
| Northwestern Addition to Glenns
Ferry be cancelled and released.
The Board, however, were of the
opinion that they could not legally
cancel these taxes and therefore de-
MED the request.
The County Treasurer presented
the 1924 tax receipt No. 2129 of the
Twin Falls North Side Investment
Company and requested that cancel
lation be made thereof on account
of double assessment of the proper
ty covered by the same
1t is so ordered by the Board.
WHEREAS, The State of Idaho
has made farm loans secured by
mortgages upon the lands situated
within the County of Gilmore, State
Of Idaho, which loans are unpaid and
in full force and effect; and
WHEREAS, The State and Coun- |
ty taxes for the year 1920 upon some
of the lands securing said loans have
become delinquent and tax deeds will
issue therefor 10 said county in the
early part of the year 1926; and
WHEREAS, The Board of County
Commissioners of the said county
has been informed and advised by
the Commissioner of the Department
of Public Investments of the State of
Idaho that the State of Idaho has
not sufficient funds from which it
can redeem said taxes, and
WHEREAS, The Commissioner of
the Department of Public Invest
ments of the State of Idaho has in
formed the Board of County Com
that he will recommend
in his report to the Governor of the
State of Idaho that the next legisla-
-ure appropriate a sufficient sum of
money to pay such delinquent taxes
for the protection of its loans, and
that he will recommend that the de-
inquent taxes upon lands securing
the farm loans of the State of Idaho
be redeemed for the borrower; and
WHEREAS, The failure to collect
such taxes will increase the tax levy
upon assessable properties in said
county, and it appearing to this
Board that it will be to the best in
erests of said county to withhold
ale of the lands in said county Sc
curing the said farm loans to the
State of Idaho on which the 192Ol
axes are delinquent.
NOW THEREFORE, BE 1T RE-
SOLVED by this Board that the
,ounty of Elmore, State of Idaho,
sale of lands upon which
he State of Idaho has farm loans
ituated within said county upon
Which the State and County taxes for
he year 1920 are delinquent until v
he adjournment of the eighteenth
ession of the legislature of the State l
( Idaho, or until such time as such d
legislature provides appropriations
efficient to pay such delinquent tax Il
5, thus affording the State of Idaho il
he opportunity OF redeeming said 5
axes for the borrower of said loans a
nd for the protection of the loans n
the State of Idaho. Sc
The matter of outstanding county
Onds which would expire in Janu- et
ry, 1925 and also the necessity that OF
oney be transferred to meet this SO
rpenditure and the interest coupons
ayable January 1925 was called to B,
lie attention of the Board. e
1t is therefore the order of the F.
oard that the County Treasurer ca
ansfer the following amounts to an
lie following named banks to meet ad
e above requirements, to-wit: be
National City Bank, New York
Rounding Bonds) $4,000. an
Interest coupons) s1,S2O.OO. Be
Kuntz Bros. Bank, New York (In- tn
rest Coupons) sS75.OO. oc
AT the November 1924. meeting of fo
e Board, Chas. S. Geerhart, road ce
erseer, District No 1. advised that OF
'nnett Bros. and Tom Wilson had no
ssed sheep over Camas Greek and lal
ices grades thereby damaging the tic
ads to such an extent that the cost
cleaning same in each instance Pr
n