Cash Valuation Sparks Debate Over Hawley Plan
Nampa letter from August 29 1941 defends Governor Hawley’s cash value property assessment plan against Daily Statesman criticism. It argues fixed levies must align with actual cash value, cites railroad assessments and state equalization, and urges support for tax reform over partisan attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Capital News
Boise
Ai 7
J. Blanch
Nampa
Daily Statesman
Hawley
Statesman
Idaho
the Statesman
Bae -Been
Kington
Oregon
Xed
Canyon County
Auniy
Tolaho
State—Board
Ney
Keren
Mtfch
States
ASB Blunge
Timber Sale Bid Notice for Cache National Forest Utah Idaho
Sealed bids for timber sale of 100 acres in sections 11 and 16 in Cache National Forest Idaho are due October 16 1911. Bids must exceed 3.00 per thousand feet with 250.00 deposit to First National Bank Ogden. Clinton G Smith Logan Utah advances regulations and right to reject bids. Timber exempted on valid claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lozen
Gtal
Clinton G.E Dmick
Logan
Utah
Cache National Forest
Idaho
Wille
First National Bank of
Ogden
U.S
Clinton G, Smith
County Commissioners Cancel Beal and Company Demo Papers
The Board on September 2nd 1911 in Paris Idaho cancelled Beal and Company Portland papers for the road belt demonstration filed for Sept 26. It ordered a new open contest for road rollers to be held Oct 16 in Paris Idaho to meet demonstration requirements. Adjournment with no date noted by Samuel Hymas chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Josep
Henry Hoff
Hustomhend
Beal and Company of
Portland
Paris
Idaho
Beal and Company
Thre
Samuel
Hymas
Hi-Broomhead
Tax Rate Set by Bloomington Village 1911 Ordinance
The Village of Bloomington Idaho passes Ordinance No 13 fixing the property tax rate for the year ending May 1912 at 2.5 mills per dollar of assessed value. Tax shall be assessed and collected under existing state statutes. Signed by Chairman E F Happoer on September 30 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Idaho
Bedr Lake
E-F-Happoer
Bloomington Idaho Adopts General Apportionment Ordinance
Ordinance No 14 for the general apportionment of village funds sets the distribution of all revenues into two funds for the fiscal year ending May first Tuesday in 1912. The General Fund receives 200 for salaries and ordinary expenses, the Road Bridge and Improvement Fund 50 for street improvements. The ordinance takes effect upon publication. Signed by J Happock chairman and Alfred A Hart clerk on September 30 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Idaho
Village of Blount ton Appropriation Ordinance 1912
Ordinance No 15 provides a 200.00 appropriation from the General Fund for salaries and ordinary and extraordinary village expenses for the year ending May 1 1912. An emergency clause keeps the ordinance in force after publication. A second appropriation of 250.00 funds road and sidewalk improvements and repairs from a road and bridge aid fund.
List of land opened to entry September 26 1911
Publication lists lands opened for entry on September 26 1911 under Phosphate Restoration No 2 and related orders. It covers multiple townships ranges and sections with subject-entry dates and notes on settlement and exclusions under Homestead laws. The long OCR shows numerous parcel descriptions across B M and adjacent townships with August and June 1911 dates and settlement conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Blackfoot
Idaho
Mober
Peter Nelson
Mink Creek
Township 13
Range 41
Boise Meridian
U.S. Vane Office
Arias Piller
Jesse Steffensen
Carl Nelson
Adam Keller
Henry W. Kierer
Register
Sway
Township
Wis
Ser
Nwa
Nwk
E. B. Bi
Jwwy
Sey
Finda Penn
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Fletcher
A. C
Castoria- Alway
Centaur Company
Murray Stacey
Yeax Crt
Cash Valuation
Department of the“Interior
U.S. Land Office
Alexander Peterson
Noonan
Sewtry
Range
Meridian
Smith Sfage
U. S
Edgar M. Lindsay
Charles Bartehi
Joseph Johnson
Willian Williams
Henry W. Kizrrr
Walter Hoge & Son
Ord
J. Happock
Alfred A, Hart
Blounteal
E. J. Happock
Hint
Esorfecarm
Hayfever
Rene
Eure Crewe
Anasini
Momizias
Govad
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