Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1924-10-24

single handed district No.
---------------------------------- 910(
| The check of the 1924 assessment
rolls developed a double Assessment
of the property of Henry Mennecke
for the following described proper
ty, to-wit:
North Land roll 1924, page PIP,
assessment Henry Mennecke
30 head common cattle, valuation
5000.
8 head work horses, valuation
$12O.
Exemption J, valuation $3.50.
Exemption |, valuation 800.
The same assessment appearing on
page 211 of said assessment roll.
1t is therefore the order of the
Board that said assessment for the
year 1924 be and the same hereby is
ordered cancelled.
The matter of a soldiers exemp-
ton for one John Richard was pre-
scented to the Board, and upon inves-
tigation, the Board finds no proper
ty assessed in the name of Mr.. Rick
ard, but same appears and is owned
by Mrs. Richard. Due to the fact.
the Board are of the opinion that no
exemption could apply in accordance
with law
Fannie o. Sitton having filed
sworn application for widows ex-
emption for year 1924 covering real
in Glenns Ferry, Idaho.
Thereupon the Board, being fully |
advised as to the facts, ordered that |
widows exemption apply for the
year 1924 on the following de- |
scribed property, to-wit: Lots 10 and |
20, block 73 and lots IL and 10, block
IA, Hartmann Addition to Glenns
Ferry, Idaho, Lots 22 and 90, block
10, South addition to Glenns Ferry.
The Board having h e t o ore
granted widows exemption to Hat
lie Query which proved later to be
n error.
Therefore, at this time, it is the
rider of the Board that said order
'e recinded and an additional charge
# $4,000 be added to Mrs. Querry's
that it may equal the
mount for which she was originally
ssessed.
In the squirrel poisoning cam
align conducted in Hammett and
icinity, the cost of the same was
harged against the property served /
nd collected as other taxes. How
YER, neither Hammett nor Medbury {
re organized villages but both were |
lcluded in the territory served.
Therefore, a charge of 1854 for
Iedbury Townsite, $11.6S for Ham
EFT Townsite and 73c for Hammett
arksite were, by virtue of the above
'nditions, exempted from collection.
No 84S
M. HOBBS, AUDITOR AS TRUS-
TEE,
VS..
c. HELFRICH, EFT AL
This cause is tax foreclosure case,
Id the same was never prosecuted
Judgment. The matter of a COM
omise was presented to the Board
their meeting held June 2Sth, t.
ri, for a settlement of all out tt
lnding taxes to that date upon the Il
yment of $4,000. The order of al
e Board was made at that time in
cordanee with the above but fail II
e of the tax collector to enter such ty
edit on the tax records has created OF
doubt as to the tax situation. M
10 make the matter Id
sClHC at tulS Jllue, Lu6 BOdTu or | OF
red the following listed tax certi- su
ites cancelled for the respective ty
hrs covering Lots and 8, block ne
Hammers addition to Glenns Pill
Try, to-wit: COZ
1915, 91S; 1916, SS2; 1917, I'LL; la'
Is, 1888; 1919, 4611; and 1920, of
80.
correspondence from Mrs. Jen- 10!
HausInan of Prairie asking coun-
aid was presented to the Board.
n this matter the Board came to OF
conclusion that one off their
nber would be visiting this sec
! Within the next few days and
I'D make an investigation as to De,
needs, etc.
correspondence from Mrs. b
nche Edwards requesting aid for I
self and children presented. Chs