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—AP photo/Troy Maben<br>Delivering a packet of initiative petitions on the steps of the Statehouse, Sandpoint's "Property Express' brought its message to limit property taxes to Boise as Pancho, a horse from Emmett, Idaho, looks around during Sunday's press conference. Staged by Bob Chenault, the president of STOP (Sensible Taxation of Property), the event was part of the group's campaign to bring statewide support for a proposed ballot measure before Idaho's legislature to limit spiraling property taxes. Former Bonner County commissioner Tom Suttmeier is shown speaking at a podium at the base of the Statehouse steps.

—AP photo/Troy Maben<br>Delivering a packet of initiative petitions on the steps of the Statehouse, Sandpoint's "Property Express' brought its message to limit property taxes to Boise as Pancho, a horse from Emmett, Idaho, looks around during Sunday's press conference. Staged by Bob Chenault, the president of STOP (Sensible Taxation of Property), the event was part of the group's campaign to bring statewide support for a proposed ballot measure before Idaho's…

April 24, 2006

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April 24, 2006 9 p.m.

-AP photo/Troy Maben

Delivering a packet of initiative petitions on the steps of the Statehouse, Sandpoint's "Property Express' brought its message to limit property taxes to Boise as Pancho, a horse from Emmett, Idaho, looks around during Sunday's press conference. Staged by Bob Chenault, the president of STOP (Sensible Taxation of Property), the event was part of the group's campaign to bring statewide support for a proposed ballot measure before Idaho's legislature to limit spiraling property taxes. Former Bonner County commissioner Tom Suttmeier is shown speaking at a podium at the base of the Statehouse steps.