Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-08-21

Shrum Motor Co., car hire,
County Commissioner in
specting roads district No.
2 OO.oO
No. 3 ..l.'.....,......,.,.... 44.45
Williams, w. A., road work
man and team, district No.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOO
BRIDGE FUND
Engelman, c. Joseph, bridge
lumber, district No. ------ 155.OS
Eckert, Amos, assignee of
Maurice Eckert, bri d ge
work single handed, dis
trict No 2 ....-..... 1.5O
d. M. Burt appeared before the
Board requesting that the taxes pen
atty interest for the year 1920 be
reduced one half on delinquency
certificates Nos. STA, SIS, and 579
from the fact that the assessed value
of this for this year was double that
of the value for which the property
is assessed for recent years.
Thereupon the Board after taking
into consideration all circumstances
in connection with this request, or
dered cancellation of one half the
total charge including penalty and
interest to date as covered by the
1920 delinquency certificates Nos.
STA, SIS, and $40.
Chas. Drake appeared by CORES
pondence requesting the cancellation
of the penalty and interest for the
years 1920 to 1924 inclusive on Lots
6 and 7, Jeromes Addition to Noun
tain Home
In this matter, after learning the
assessed value, the Board felt that
Mr.. Drake was only in the position
of other tax payers in this vicinity
Therefore the request is denied.
Fannie o. Sitton having heretofore
filed affidavit for Widows Exemp-
ton in accordance with law, but her
name not appearing on the annual
list presented by the Assessor for al
lowance by the Board as a Board OF
Equalization.
1t is therefore the order of the
Board that an exemption of $1,000 be
credited to Fannie o, Sittons as
sessed valuation to apply for the year
1925.
B. H. Smith appeared before the
Board in behalf of Ammon Swope ad-
vising that for the year 1920 to
1924 inclusive he had been assessed
with and paid taxes on NWA SWA
Section rs, Twp. So, r. IL E. B. M.
when in reality he was the owner OF
the NEA SWA Section 26, Twp. 3
So, r. IL E., and which at this time
show delinquent by virtue of the
payment of the tax on the wrong
property and requested the cancella-
ton of the outstanding delinquency
certificates for the above mentioned
years.
Therefore. believing Mr.. Swope to
have shown his good faith in the
payment of the tax for the past four
years, it is the order of the Board
that the following listed tax certi-
ffcates covering the NEA SWA Sec
ton 26, Twp 5 So, R. IL E. B. M.
for the years hereafter named be
and the same hereby is ordered can
celled, to-wit:
for var 1920 delinquency certl-
ficate No. 1925.
for year 1921, delinquency certl-
ficate NO. 1913.
for year 1922 delinquency cerl-
ficate No 1875.
for year 1923, delinquency certi-
ficate No. 1898.
for year 1924, delinquency eerti-
fcate No. 2104.
The resignation of w. L. Seward
as County Surveyor, heretofore filed,
was presented, in which he explained
the reason for his. resignation as re-
naval from the state"
The same was accepted by the
Board and ordered filed.
The County Auditor reported a
balance in County Auto Tax Fund IN
the sum of $7468.76.
Thereupon the Board ordered the
above named balance transferred to
tbe following named funds on the
books of the County Treasurer and
the County Auditor, to-wit:
Mountain Home Highway
District ...--.-.----------------$5,9 4S.f4
Glenns Ferry Highway Dis
trict -------------------------------- S,SV0.'7
a trict en'et iis 24s.5S
Smiths Prairie Highway -
pooa rnnd 2O4.57
Bridge Fund --.-------------------- oo.zV
s7468.76
The Advance Sheets of the Pacific
Reporter are a phamphlet form, pa
nor cover weekly report of Court
decisions which are all incorporated
in a bound volume published about
once a month.
A. A. Sessions made request Ior
sucb Of these phamphlets as are COW
cred by the bound volumes.
1t is the order of the Board tnat
such Advance Sheets Of the Pacific
Reporter as are covered by the bound
volumes which are now in the coun-
tv law library be delivered to Mr..
Sessions.
Tbereupon the Board adjourned
until 10 O'Clock a. m. Tuesday, Au-
gust 18th, 1925.