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<br />Douglas Baker, Clerk Circuit Court certified that the Tax Collector notified him it
<br />that a double assessment had been made on the following described property: Part of S 500 ft
<br />of W 10 A of Tract 2, as in D Bk. 112, page 153, S 4, Twp. 33 S, Rge 39 E, and that a Tax
<br />Certificate had been issued, and requested that Tax Certificate #150, Sale of June 2, 1958 be
<br />cancelled and check in the amount of $13.66 be issued to Douglas Baker, Clerk to reimburse the
<br />purchaser. Upon Motion made by Commissioner McCullers, seconded by Commissioner Waddell and
<br />unanimously carried Tax Certificate #150 was ordered cancelled and check for reimbursement
<br />be written.
<br />A letter was received and read from T. R. Espy, M. D. requesting the refund of
<br />excess over the amount of taxes due on his property; which sale was held May 4, 1959 and said
<br />excess deposited in the General Revenue Fund of the County. Upon Motion made by Commissioner
<br />Waddell, seconded by Commissioner McCullers and unanimously carried, the Board decided that
<br />Mr. Espy as the former owner of Lot 25, Espy's S/D, be paid from the General Fund the total
<br />sum of money paid by the Clerk to the General Fund of $201.08 less the sum of $2.00 to cover
<br />county expense, or a total sum of $199.08 to be paid to the owner.
<br />The Deputy Clerk stated that one Azzillee Henderson had been declared incompetent
<br />in 1955 and at that time she owned and occupied as her homestead,Lot 141, Block 10, Geoffrey's
<br />S/D, and in addition, she owned Lot 47, Lincoln Park S/D. After she was adjudged incompetent
<br />and committed to Chattahoochee, her family continued to reside on the homestead but no
<br />application was made for homestead exemption and the property was assessed as non-exempt and
<br />the taxes for the years 1957 and 1958 were not paid and tax sale certificates issued and sold.
<br />In addition on the Lincoln Park lot, a tax deed has been issued. After some discussion in
<br />the matter and upon Motion made by Commissioner Waddell, seconded by Commissioner Hamilton and
<br />unanimously carried, the Board ordered that refund be made to the purchasers of the certificate)
<br />on the homestead property and further ordering the Tax Assessor toxo assess the property as
<br />homestead until such time as the owner might return or the property be otherwise disposed of.
<br />The Board further ordered that the purchaser of the Tax Deed be notified and see if a quit-
<br />claim deed could be obtained from him and the County reimburse him the amount paid for same
<br />and the Tax Assessor be so notified and proper adjustment be made on the future tax rolls.
<br />Douglas Baker, Clerk, certified that the Tax Collector notified him that a double
<br />assessment had been made on the following described property: Lot 8, Block 2, Replat of Lots
<br />122,5 & 6, Block 2, J. S. Evans & Sons S/D, and that a Tax Certificate had been issued, and
<br />requested that Tax Certificate #104, Sale of May 31, 1957 be cancelled and check in the amount
<br />of $12.29 be issued to the purchaser, and check in the amount of $1.80 be issued to Douglas
<br />Baker, Clerk. Upon Motion made by Commissioner McCullers, seconded by Commissioner Hamilton
<br />and,unaminously carried, Tax Certificate #104, Sale of 1957 was ordered cancelled and
<br />checks for reimbursement be issued.
<br />'Mrs. Anne Christensen, County Welfare Case Worker made a report of her activities
<br />for the mo nth of June and said report was ordered filed.
<br />The Deputy Clerk, stated that the final checks had been received from the State
<br />for racing money and also stated that $3,300.00 more had been received than anticipated. Upon
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