Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-12-25
COMMISSIONERS -
PROCEEDINGS
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j. ID. WhltsOn appeared before the
BOARD representing the K. Of P.
Lodge No. IS, advising that Lots 1
To - Dodges Addition to Mountain
Home were the property of the
lodge: that the same had been held
bv the lodge for cemetery purposes,
mt had not been officially designated
Of record until 1924; that the same
went delinquent for the 1928 taxes
and by reason of the above facts, re-
ouested that the penalty and inter
EST for the taxes be cancelled.
1t was Therefore the order OF the
BOARD that the penalty for the year
1923 on delinquency certificate No.
27S6 be and the same is cancelled.
/ d. Whitson appeared before the
Roard advising that if the penalty
and interest for the year 1921 taxes
of his grazing property were can
eeIled he would be able to pay the
original tax.
penalty and interest were there
fore ordered cancelled by the board
ON 1921 delinquency certificates No.
1851 and 1858.
O. e. Cannon representing the
First National Bank of Mountain
Home. this day deposited with the
commissioners a trust receipt OF the
poiee CITY National Bank, Boise,
idaho. in the sum of $20,000.0O for
collateral security of county moneys
deposited in the name of the Elmore
Comfy Treasurer in said First Ma
tional Bank.
Said trust receipts was officially
approved by said Board and as pro-
yided by law, the Board does by us
order. fix the maximum amount that
may be deposited in said bank at
any one time, by said Gilmore County
Treasurer, at 500, 750.0O.
Whereas on Monday, the 2Srd day
of November, 1925, at special bond
election bonds were voted in lnde-
pendent School District No 6, Ell
more County, Idaho, in the amount
of S1OO,0OO.OO for the purpose of
purchasing a site, erecting and
eauipping new high school build
ing thereon.
And whereas, pursuant to Section
62 of Chapter 215 OF the 1921 Ses-
sion Laws of the State OF Idaho, the
officers of said Independent School
District No. 6 Gilmore County, Idaho,
did petition the Board Of County
Commissioners for their review Oh
said bond as to the amount OF the
same for the purposes therein stated.
And whereas, the said Board oil
County Commissioners did review
said bond issue with regard to the
aekIAt of the same as to its ade-
for the purpose therein stat
Alpon, being advised, the
BoafSu6 hereby approve said BOND
issue Of Independent School District
No. 6, Slmore County, Idaho, voted
on the 23rd day of November, 1922
in the sum of 100000.
Tie matter of revision OF the
Ferry rates to apply for the puDnc
Terry charge located at Indian Cove
not with regard to any change IN
said rates as heretofore fixed, Dut
only that the language may be made
more definite, was presented.
Therefore the Board did approve
and fix the Public Ferry rates TO ap-
ply to said Public Ferry now operat-
ing at Indian Cove, Gilmore County
Idaho, as follows, to-wit:
team and driver, soc.
E.ch additional team or wagon
25c.
/ i automobile and passengers, SOC
> All trailers attached to cars or
trucIs, 25c.
Loose cattle, horses and mules up
to j., 25c each.
Loose cattle, horses and mules
ovar IN lao each
Saddle horse and rider, 25c.
Foot passenger, 25c.
Loose nogs, sc each.
Loose sheep, 1se each.
No Ferry charge less than, 25c
trip.
Thereupon the Board adjourned
until o'clock a. M, December loth'
S. B. BLACKWELL,
Attest Chairman.
F. M. HOBBS, Clerk.
Mountain Home, Idaho,
December 18th, 1928.
Pursuant to adjournment, the
Board Of County Commissioners, Ell
more County, Idaho, met IN contln-
ued session in their office IN Court
House, County Seat.
Present S. B. Blackwell, chalrllan'
n. B. Howland and John F. Gaines
Correspondence from jesse G. SUIT
Tiff. Attorney, Boise, advising thar
Gilmore County acquired title to Lot
5, Block 1, Pine Ss0gnsite, through
tax deed for tBlf1taxes levied Tor the
year 1905. but said tax deed was Is
sued in error from the fact that the
assessment was not against the real
property, but the description OF the
real property was named only that
he personal property assessed Tor
said year might the better be located.
These facts were substantiated by
he records and the Board being
il1lly, advised, by its order authorized
hat a quit claim deed by issued by
Gilmore County, Idaho, as grantor 10
he Estate of r. P. Chattin, deceased
rs grantee.
Correspondence presented from
Hon. Dana E. Brinck, District Judge
advising that since most of our sta
.utes are taken from California and
since the construction Of the statutes
given by the California courts are