Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-02-13

and therefore the request for tn
} cancellation of tax receipt No. 597.
was made. 1t was so ordered by th'
Board
} For the year 1924 Mrs. S. r. Davis
owned lots 1 to in block 3, Col
, lege addition to Mountain Home but
in April of said year she decided same
! to Roy Davis, her son.
From the fact, however, that she
was the owner OF said property al
assessment time, viz: the second
Monday of January, but failed to
claim widows exemption thereon, at
that time, she now requests the ex-
emption of this property from taxa
ton, by virtue of her right as wild
ow, for the 1924 taxes.
The Board, however, felt that they
were without authority to grant this
request from the fact that the law
had not been complied with in the
year in which the exemption is
claimed. Therefore this request is
denied.
The Glenns Ferry Bank of Glenns
Ferry, Idaho, having heretofore de-
posted with the Clerk of this Board
the sum of $4,000 Liberty Loan
Bonds as security for the deposits of
county moneys and requested that
in lieu of such security above mem
toned that depository bond, where
in the Glenns Ferry Bank of Glenns
Ferry, Idaho, appear as principal and
the National Surety Company appear
as surety unto Gilmore County, Ida
no, in the sum of $75OO.OO be can
celled
Thereupon the Board approved the
$10,00O00 Liberty Bonds as security
for the desposit of county moneys
and ordered that cancellation be
made of the National Surety Com
pany Bond in the sum of $500 as
a depository bond
A bond in the sum of $4,000 in
behalf of Victor H. Walker covering
the duties of Justice of the Peace
for the King Hill Precinct Gilmore
County, heretofore presented, was !
examined and approved by the Board
and ordered filed.
The Surety Bond of Thomas Trath-
en- as County Assessor in the sum of
$4,000 was filed at this meeting and
after examination was approved by
the Board who ordered the same filed
with the Recorder for record.
A surety Bond in the sum of $500
in behalf of Jennie H. Casey for the
faithful performance of her contract
to keep the county poor was present
ed. The same was examined and APP
proved by the Board and ordered
filed.
For the year 1918, lots to 16,
block %. Gilmore addition to Glenns
Ferry, was assessed to the Gilmore
Company and the same
went delinquent as delinquency GER
tificate No. 1901.
A correspondence from E. NJ. Saw
yer, Tax agent o. S. l.. r. r. Co.
advising this property had been
part of the operative property of the
said company since the year 1913
md the assessment thereof made by
by the State Board of Equalization
md therefore the assessment of the {
iame by the Assessor for the year
1913 would constitute a double as {
essment and in accordance with !
hese facts requested that delinquen- /
y certificate No. 1901 for 1918 be |
II
The records coincided with the !
acts claimed by said r. R. Co., and q
he Board therefore ordered delin- S
uency certificate No. 1901 for the c
ear 1918 cancelled and made void. s
Independent School District No. ?
presented correspondence request b
ng the cancellation of the 1916 a
axes against Tax No. At, which was s
t this time the property of said c
chool District and therefore ex- n
mpt from taxation. r
The county records approved these r
Dcts and therefore delinquency GER s
fcate No. 1894 for the year 1915 81
hereby ordered cancelled with the Il
of such special city taxes a
, may be charged against said prop p
-ty. h
The Board re-described the Com h
issioner Road Districts in accord n
ice with the following:
Imore County Commissioner Road u
District No. SO
All roads, recognized as Public IL
ighways, within the boundaries Of u
Imore County, Idaho, lying between ga
le Boise river summit and
including also, the Les d
- CroaIr fff1a Hfph Prairie and II.