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

man, F. e. Wilson and j. d. Whit
son, Commissioners.
Thomas Trathen, Assessor, appear
ed before the Board in behalf o.
Dave w. Smiths 1924 assessment
explaining that Mr.. Smiths tax re
ceipt read $S5O.0O worth of house.
hold goods, and that this amount
was in error an dthe same should
have been but $4,000 household
| goods, and therefore asked for a ere
dit of this class of property, in Mr..
Smiths assessment, of $4,000.
Thsreupon the Board ordered a
$3.50 90 credit of Dave w. Smith s
1874 assessment on household goods
as appears in tax receipt No. 1907.
B. H. Smith, County Treasurer,
presented evidence to the Board to
the effect that Albert Stein bought
an assignment of Sheriff's Certificate
of Sale, as the result of tax fore
closure case wherein Gilmore County
was the plaintiff. At the expiration
of the time of redemption Mr.. Stein
received Sheriff's deed to the prop
erty.
1t later developed, however that
the taxes for which this suit was
brought to recover had never been
cancelled on the records and it is Mr..
STEMS request at this time that the
taxes for the years 1916, 1917, 1918
and 1919 on Lot s, Block 10 North
Addition to Glenns Ferry, Idaho, be
cancelled.
Therefore in accordance with the
facts, the Board ordered the follow
ing tax certificates for the following
named years, cancelled, to-wit:
Year 1916, Certificate, No. SAG.
Year 1917, Certificate, No. 975.
Year 1918, Certificate No. 1118.
Year 1919, Certificate No. 400S.
A correspondence from Mrs. M. A.
Turner, Boise, Idaho, enclosing
personal receipt for the second half
of the 1920 taxes signed by Florence
OMAHA on the property of Virginia
Gaultney in the sum of $1.90 and
that the official tax re-
ceipt for said year covering said
property be delivered to her was pre-
scented to the Board.
The Board, after examining the
receipt, ordered that the County
Treasurer deliver to Mrs. M. A, Tur-
ner official tax receipt No. 1880
covering the second half taxes OF
Virginia Gaultney for the yer 1920.
A correspondence from Max May
field. Boise, stating that he was as
,essed in the year 1928, when in fact
ais final certificate was held up by |
he government, as result OF which
act he should not be required to
Jay taxes for said year and he re-
luested that the tax for said year be
cancelled.
The above statement of facts was
certified by the Assessor.
Therefore it is the order of the
board that tax certificates No. 1927
nd 1853 for the year 1923 be ana
hey are hereby ordered cancelled.
Margarita Amunategui presented
request for the cancellation of the
$40 tax certificate No. 5404 which
overs a personal property assess
tent for said year and which assess
lent was made lien against her
cal estate. Investigation, however,
cal estate. Investigation, however,
eveloped the following facts; In
he year 1920 Lots 4, 5, 6 BLOCK Il
inton's Addition to Mountain Home t
iaho, were assessed in the name OF Q
ose Mendoza and for the same year /
ose Mendoza was assessed with ?
ame sheep, the tax for which he re-
uested be made lien against the r
bove described real property. The o
scords show the matter was handl- a
/ in this way and that the first half
I the taxes were paid but the second s
alf went delinquent and that this t
the tax Mrs. Amunategw is nowl
'eking to have cancelled.
Therefore it Is the opinion OF the a
GARD that all matters in connection
it'll this assessment are regular and 3
accordance with law. That Mr.. t
endiola was entirely within his Il
ght by having the tax for his per
NAL property made lien against \
Is real property and therefore 1t is t
lie order of the Board that the re- e
TEST of Mrs. Amunategui must ne
ssariIy be denied. Il
A correspondence from Allen Reeb &
Glenns Ferry advising the Board c
lat ]. B. Williams and himself were Il
Ie owners of Lot 5, Block 5, North Il