Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-02-22


diligence there remained $S59.9s
Personal Property taxes uncolectet
for the year 1923 and therefore asked
that he be given credit therefor al
against the tax charge for said Per
sOnal Property tax roll for said year
1923. Also stated that there wai
$247.12 delinquent tax on equity
in state land for said year. AS re
CARDS this class of property, the AS
SCISSOR has no legal authority OF en-
forcing collection and he therefore
requested a credit for this amount
for said year.
In this matter the Board referred
same to the County Auditor, request
ed the account be audited and report
made pending their decision.
The Personal Property tax for year
1923 assessed to Wood Creek Sheep
Company and Minnie Bayles failed
to show that the tax on the personal
property of the respective parties
should be made a lien against the
real property of said parties. This
matter handled in this manner de-
prived the tax payer of the advant-
age of the payment of taxes in two
payments, and the parties herein
named appealed to the Board, who
heretofore ordered that the taxes of
the respective parties be made lien
against the real property OF each.
At this time it is the order of the
Board that an itemized list be pre-
pared of the Personal Property of
the following named parties and that
the same be certified by the chair
man of the Board as a supplement
to the list heretofore delivered to the
County Treasurer as Personal Prop
erty to be made lien against real
estate.
Total
Tax
Wood Greek Sheep Company 22.72
Wood Creek Sheep Company. -15S3.2O
Minnie Bayles .-......-..----------- 147.7S
Worth S. Lee .--.---..----..--.----- 131. DO
Thomas Trathen, Assessor, ap-
peared before the Board stating that
John G. Richard had made affidavit
for Soldiers Exemption to apply on
Block 70 King Hill Townsite for
Years 1922 and 1928.
The above described property hav-
ing been heretofore assessed, it is
therefore the order of the Board that
of the tax charged
against Block 70, King Hill townsite
be made for the years 1922 and 1928.
Thomas Trathen appeared before
the Board stating that the NJ NEA
and ny NWA Section 10, T. 5 s.,
R. s E., was charged with $500
Rodent Poison tax while in reality
this property was not only not with
In the squirrel poisoning district but
the land was not served and there
fore requested the cancellation of
this tax.
It is therefore the order of the
Board that the rodent poison tax of
1920 charged against the NJ
NEK and Nh NWA, Section 10,
T. 5 s., r. E., be and the same here
by is ordered cancelled.
Correspondence from George W.
Harvey, Boise, Idaho, stating that he
was the owner of NEA, Section IL,
+. 2 S., r. E., however, that for
he year 1919 he was assessed for
Ind paid taxes on NEA, Sec. IL and
low repests of the Board that the
low requests of the board that the
natter may be Strengthened as his
in section IL still shows de-
inquent, was duly presented.
The records substantiate the above
statement and therefore the Board
,rdered that the tax for the year
.919 charged against NEA, Section
i, T. 2 s., r. E., be and the same
lereby are ordered cancelled.
A correspondence from Mrs. Myr-
lie Nelson, Walla Walla, Washing
on, stating that for the year 1920 /
he had failed to receive tax notice
nut had received advice from the
heriff that there were no taxes on
his property for said year, which
he accepted and did not learn of the
of the same until short
ime ago and she now requested that
he penalty and interest, which had
ccrued, be RENTED.
1t is therefore the order of the
board that the penalty and accrued
interest on delinquency certificates
70. 1912 and 1856 for the year 1920
e and the same hereby is ordered
emitted and cancelled.
Elmore County Commissioners
Toad District No 8:
All roads, recognized as Public
Highways, within the boundaries of
Ilmore County, Ida, lying and ex-
ending North and East from Feath-
rville, Idaho.
Gilmore County Commissioners
Dad District No. q:
All roads, recognized as Public
highways, within the boundaries of
lmore County, Ida, extending east
'om the Dixie-Little Camas Prairie
lmmit, together with all branches to
ne south, as far as the North boun- .
airy of the Glenns Ferry Highway
district, and also including what is
nown as the Louise Greek Road"
J far as to and including the South
oise River bridge; the same being
bout one mile south of Pine, Idaho.
Gilmore County Commissioners J
Dad District No. 4:
ALI roads, recognized as Public
ighways, within the boundaries of
lmore County, Ida, lying between
lie Dixie-Boise River summit and
Ida, including also the
ester Creek, Little High Prairie and ]
loans Gulch road.
Thereupon the Board adjourned
ne die.
GEO. E. BUTLER,