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Culbertson council authorizes $262.18 refund to Great Northern Railway Company
Summary
The council adopted Resolution No. 42 directing the Roosevelt County Treasurer to refund $262.18 paid under protest by the Great Northern Railway Company for taxes levied in 1927, finding the railroad was entitled to the refund; the resolution was recorded and passed at the Feb. 6, 1928 meeting.
The Town Council of Culbertson adopted Resolution No. 42 on Feb. 6, 1928, authorizing the Roosevelt County Treasurer to refund $262.18 that the Great Northern Railway Company had paid under protest for 1927 town taxes.
The resolution states the company protested payment of the first half of 1927 taxes levied against it, claiming the taxes were illegally levied and assessed. The council found the company was entitled to a refund and authorized the county treasurer to return the $262.18.
The resolution was presented, read, and recorded in the council minutes; the motion to adopt carried with no recorded dissenting votes.
The council minutes list the resolution text and show the mayor and council attested to the adoption in the municipal record.
