Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1926-02-19
Commissioners Proceedings
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At the January 1926 meeting OF
the Board, the 1922 certificate No.
1996 was ordered cancelled. Before
the same was cancelled, however, it
was discovered to be in error and
therefore the Board at this time or
der that no cancellation be made.
B. H. Smith appeared before the
board and advised that Mrs. Nellie
Miller had RENTED a check on the
Western National aBnk of Caldwell
for taxes and the receipts to cover
had been mailed out and during this
lapse of time the bank failed. Since
that time, however, he has written
this party requesting a new check to
cover the amount, but has been I'M
able to hear from her. He therefore
requested the commissioners for their
order cancelling tax receipts No. APT
and 435 for the year 1925 which
record would automatically show
said tax receipts delinquent.
1t is the order of the Board that
tax receipts No. 427 and 435 as de-
livered to Nellie Miller be cancelled
and the record be made to show the
taxes covered thereby delinquent Tor
the year 1925.
F. L. Hendricks, representing X.
of p. Lodge No. IS appeared before
the Board advising that 10th 1 to
II inc, block 3 Dodges Addition to
Mountain Home were set aside and
officially designated as a public GEM
etery and therefore requested that
tax certificate No 1886 for year 1928
be cancelled. 1t was so ordered.
]. A. Goodall and w. l.. Turner,
city counselman, appeared before the
Board advising that the Village of
Mountain Home had purchased Lots
l to IL Block of Dodges Addition
for cemetery purposes and from the
fact that this half block of ground
Joins the present cemetery site on
the north but the two tracts are di-
yided bv a 40 foot roadway, they re-
auested that the commissioners, in |
the interest of the necessity appear
ing therefor, set aside and vacate |
this 40 foot roadway.
The commissioners, realizing the
necessity therefor as well as the fact
that no particular Inconvenience
would result to public travel, or
dered that that strip of ground 40
feet wide which joins block 3,
Dodge's addition on the east be va
Gated as a public road, the same to
be used for cemetery purposes.
Thomas Trathen appeared advising
that Tax No. l, Sec. 80, Twp. So,
r. 10 E., was doubly assessed for
year 1925 as represented by tax GER
tiicate No. 1888.
1t is therefore ordered that 1925
tax certificate No. 1888 be and the
same hereby is ordered cancelled.
John ]. McGinnis having been as
sessed for NWA NEA, Section 81,
Twp. 5 So, R. E., for year 1925
but having sold a part of same, re-
quested credit of $4,000 to apply
against the tax charged for said
year.
The Board therefore ordered that
the taxes charged against NWA
NEA Section 81, Twp. So, r. 10
E., for the year 1925 be credited
with a tax on s500.0O valuation.
Thomas Trathen advised the Board
that tax certificate No. 1141 for 1925
was cancelled at the January meet |
ing, when lin fact, cancellation
should have been made of the per- l
sonal property tax only. He there
fore requested that said certificate be I
reinstated and that only the person
al property tax and the penalty and =
interest be cancelled. So ordered.
He also requested the penalty and
interest cancelled on tax certificate
No. 3431 for year 1925 for the rea- T.
son that there was an error in his
assessment and he would not pay T.
until the same was corrected and by
he time thin was affected his taxes b
we're delinqunt
It is the order of the Board that I,
he penalty and interest on 1925 GER
ificate No. 3431 be and the same h
hereby is cancelled.
Warren Johnson was assessed for 7,
925 within the limits of Smiths
Prairie Highway District and the T.
ak of said district extended thereon.
when in fact his property is outside Il
aid Highway District and the tax
f same does not apply. ID
1t is therefore the order of the
,oard that for the one half of said Id
tax ($2.51) already paid,
e file a claim therefor, and for the hi
he second half tax ($2.51) that
redit be made against 1925 tax re- Id
eipt No. 2347 to cover.
It appears that E. R. Bierbauer Id
DIS ONGl dooCSSCQ III ShC y OdA ADAO
/ the sum of 100000 valuation to Id
over this overcharge.
He was doubly assessed on his per- Id
NAL property roll for year 1925, by
irtue of which error, the commits Id
oners order tax certificate No. $40
lncelled. Id,
Thomas Trathen advised that the
Iaho Gold Corporation were assessed Id
II year 1925, tax receipt No. 2S19,
it'll mining property which does
1T exist and requested cancellation
same. Id
The Board ordered 1925 tax re-
,ipt No 2819 cancelled. no
Thomas Trathen appeared in be-
IF of Sam Bostic requesting that
,nalty and intereS1 be refunded on
al estate which he bought, but
hich went delinquent before the Ida
ed conveying same was delivered
him.
The Board, however, did not feel
ctifad in maxim qeanceIlatiOn of