Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-11-27

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1t was found in a check of the
Personal Property Assessment Roll
that the assessment of G. B. Fara
days merchandise was doubly as
sessed, it appearing both on the real
and personal property assessment
rolls for year 1925.
1t is therefore the order of the
Board that the assessment against
Mr.. Faraday for merchandise $4,000
on the Personal Property Assessment
Roll for year 1925 be and the same
is ordered cancelled.
Fraction Block rs, Gilmore Addi-
ton to Glenns Ferry, Idaho, was
doubly assessed for year 1923 and
the assessment, as shown by delin-
quency certificate No. 5639 for said
year. is delinquent at this time while
the tax for said year was also paid.
Therefore it is the order of the
Board that delinquency certificate
No. $500 for year 1923 be and the
same hereby is ordered cancelled.
b. H. Smith, representing Mrs. G.
d. Clausen, appeared before the
Board explaining that in 1920 she
sold her home and bought another.
That for the year 1921 she received
tax notice which she believed was
for the property of which she was
then the owner and paid the same.
The first knowledge she had that her
taxes were delinquent was the re-
ceipt of a notice from the Tax Col ]
lector to the effect that If the 1921 |
taxes were not paid Immediately that |
the county would take deed to the |
properly. She then learned that she |
had paid the 1921 taxes on the prop |
erty she sold in 1920 and that her
own property went delinquent for
said year.
She therefore requested that she
be allowed to pay these delinquent
taxes at this tim less the accrued in
terest and advertising charged
1t was therefore the order of the
Board that interest and advertising /
be cancelled as charged against the
1921 delinquency certificate No.
1866 and upon the receipt of the or
iginal tax covered by said certificate,
the Tax Collector is authorized to is
sue receipt therefor.
A. A. Sessions, representing Sher
if & Sheldon appeared before the
Board advising that Lots 4, 5, and
8 and SWA NEA Seton 8, Twp.
6, South r. II E. b. NJ, was the
of his clients That for the
year 1924 this, together with other
real property was assessed in the
name of the Swiss Valley Orchard
and with this assessment
there was personal property to the
value of $3170, the taxes for which
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of said Sheriff & Sheldon.
Mr.. Sessions therefore requested
that the taxes on Lots 4, 5 and and
SWH NEH Section 8, Twp. So,
R. IL E. B. NJ, be separated from the
'eal property of Swiss Valley Orchard
Co., and also relieved from the pay
ment or lien of any personal proper
ty tax and that upon the receipt of
the amount of such tax, they were
ready and willing to pay.
Therefore the Board ordered that
such personal property as may be in
Guided in the 1924 delinquency GER
Eificate No. 2136 be. cancelled and
that Sheriff & Sheldon be advised as
10 the amount of the tax for the
year 1924 on their property, as above
described.
Pursuant to an agreement hereto I
lore entered into between the Board
and H. H. Tate relative to the repay
nent to Mr.. Tate the amount of mon
~ he had paid for delinquency GER
-ifcates enormously issued to him,
and he having filed his claim there
or and surrendered said certificates
Therefore 1t is the order of the
Board that the following delinquen-
y certificates for the years named be