Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-01-22

Railroad, containing about IL acres
In lieu of this excepted portion, Mr.
and Mrs. Crockett decided to Mr.. Tay
lor a certain piece or parcel of lane
situate in SEA NEA of said sec
tion 80, Twp. So. r. IL e. B. nj
as described as follows. beginning a.
| Northeast corner of said SEA NE 4
Section 80, Twp. So, r. IL Z. B
NJ thence running west along th'
north boundary line of said Sc y
NEA 1040 feet; thence south al
right angle to said last point SIC
feet; thence east 1910 feet parallel
to said north boundary line TO the
east boundary line of said SEA NE "A
/ Section 33; thence north along said
east boundary line $40 feet to place
of beginning, containing IA acres.
Mr.. Taylor has consistently paid
his taxes on this property since his
! purchase thereof, but for the years
1921, 1922 and 1928, in place of
having paid same on the piece de-
scribed by metes and bounds and sit
uated in SEA NEA of said Section
49, he had paid on that fraction sit
uate in M NEA Section 33, lying
west of the railroad.
In lieu of these facts, therefore,
Mr.. Taylor requested at this time
that cancellation be made of the
taxes assessed for the year 1921,
1922, and 1928 against the property
covered by the metes and bounds de-
scription as above described.
The Commissioners ordered that
segregation as to the classification
and valuation of the property hereto
fore described by metes and bounds,
be made for the years 1921, 1922
and 1928 and that such taxes as
stood charged against this property
described by metes and bounds, at
this time, for said years 1921, 1922
and 1928, be and the same hereby
are ordered cancelled and void.
John w Morton appeared before
the Board explaining that while he
had made an agreement to sell to A.
B. Wells certain real estate, no deed
for said property had ever been given
to Mr. Wells for same. However,
this property had been assessed to
Mr.. Wells for the years 1921, 1922
and 1928; Mr. Wells personal prop
erty had been assessed for said years
and the tax for same had been made
a lien against his QMorton's) real es-
tate above referred to.
Mr. Morton therefore requested
that his real estate be relieved Of this !
personal property tax which was as
sessed ana made a lien against same !
for the years 1921, 1922 and 1928 |
for the reason that Mr.. Wells had |
never been the owner of said real |
estate and therefore no lien could APP
ply.
The Board being of the same |
opinion, ordered that the tax for the I
personal property assessed and in
cluded in the following listed certi-
ficates be cancelled and Mr.. Morton
be allowed to redeem said certificates
less the amount of this personal tax
charged therein:
Year 1921 certificate No. 1913, year
1922, certificate No. $3.50, year 1923
certificate No 1927
Paul Walker appeared before the
Board advising that he was the
owner of a threshing outfit. That he
was assessed for same for the year
1921 in both Owyhee and Gilmore
Counties. That while the same was
in Gilmore County a portion of the
year, his home was in Owyhee coun-
~ and there was where said threeh-
ng outfit was located a greater por-
ion of the year and he therefore re-
luested that the 1921 assessment
made by Gilmore County against this
be cancelled.
Thereupon the Board ordered 1921
certificate No 5657 can
,elled, which certificate covers the
ak on the said threshing outfit for
aid year.
A correspondence from B. w. OPP
advising that VIZ NWA
Re u NEA Section IL, Twp. So. r.
E. was originally watered from the
fountain Home Cooperative Com
amy system but that this property
i'd not apply for water in the or
animation of the Mountain Home
irrigation District and water to the
ame was therefore abandoned for
which reason he requested cancella- {
ion of delinquency certificate No.
II for year 1920 with the excep-
ion of the state tax levy charged :
hereon.
II Is lueISlOI the OIueI VI tuV d
oard that upon the payment of the +
tate tax charged in delinquency GER \
fcate No. 512 for year 1920, that
alance of said certificate be and the
lme hereby is ordered cancelled.
F. E. Wilson appeared before the
GARD complaining that the assessed
lluation on Lots IL, IL, of block Fl u
Ledbury townsite was too high and u
5ked that the same be reduced from
5000 to $500 per lot for the A
ears 1921 and 1922.
1t was the order of the Board that
lie assessed valuation on certificate
o. ABB for year 1921 and certifi-
tie No. 1926 for year 1922 be cut
half and the Tax Collector is au- B
lorized to accept one half the e
mount charged thereon and issue Il
ceipt in full therefor h
F. E. Wilson asked to have penalty
Id interest cancelled on the follow j
g delinquency certificates for the &c
ears shown:
Year 1928, certificate No. 1928; Al
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