Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-04-30
.asSeSSO,'s' Notice.

give notice to the inhabitants and all other
persons liable to pay taxes in said town, that they
will be in session at the Counting Room of 3 c.
Bailey on Tallman's wharf liom o'clock to 12 A
nj. and from to o'clock P. M. on the l4th, 18th
and 10th days Of May next and longer to receive
true and perfect lists conformable to law-of their
polls and of all tlrcr estates both real and persona
including proprietary estates and estates in trust
which they respectively owned or were possessed
of on the first day Of May 1910.
The foll"wing schedule may serve as form.
Number Of Pole Of 81 years and up wards,
Descriptions and just value Of real estate either
in their own right or the right Of others, improved
or notimproved.
Descriptions and amount OF personal estates in
trust or Otherwise including all monies at interest
than they pay interest for and all other oebts
due to them more than they are indebte for;
les Of all kinds OH hand, public securities oian
sorts, all Bank stock, and shares property in and
incorporated company for bridge, turnpike road
or canal, or shares in any other incorporated com.
pany possessing taxable property, according to the
Just value thereof
Amount of all goods, wares and merchandise or
any other stock in trade, including stock employed
in manufactures.
Vessels of all kinds at home or abroad, with all
their cargoes, stores and appurtenances.
All pleasure carriages, horses and mules, and neat
cattle of one year old and upwards.
| The amount of income from any profession, en-
ployment, or by any annuity or legacy-or other
source; gained by trading at sea or land and all
other property excepting such as is exempted by
law.
The assessors also give notice, that when the as.
sessments are completed, the tax list will be given
to the Town Collector, and that they shall not be
| in session to hear the complaints Of those who may
consider themselves over taxed; and no one has,
| right to claim an abatement excepting those who
hand in their lists under oath; or necessarily
prevented from SO doing contemplated by law an
extract from which they subjon.
Therefore those persons who have heretofore con-
sdered themselves overtaxed are particularly re-
quested to take notice and hand in their lists nc.
cordihg law, that their taxes may be rightly ap-
portioned and the assessors saved the unpleasant
duty of booming their estates.
Extract of Law.
"And if any person or persons shall not
bring in list of their estates as aforesaid
to the assessors, he, she, or they, so nog-
lecting or refusing, shall not be admitted
to make application to the Court of SEES
sions Cor any abatement of the assessment
so laid on him. her, or them; unless such
persons shall make it appear to said court
that it was not within the power Of him,
her, or them to deliver to the assessors re-
spectively list of his, her or their rateabe
estate at the time appointed for that pur.
pose"
The assessors also subjon the 4th sec
ton OF law Of the State, approved March
6, 1926.
"That when the assessors of anv town,
plantation, Parish, or other religious So
ciety shall, in assessing any tax continue
to assess any real estate to persons to whom
it was last assessed, such assessment shall
be valid Notwithstanding that the ownership
or occupancy Of such estate may now have
been changed; unless previous to the max
ing of such assessments, the owner or oc-
cupant to whom the same was assessed the
last preceding assessment shall give to the
assessors, or one of them, notice stating
the time when he ceased to be the owner
or occupant of such estate, and the name
Of the person to whom the same was trans
ferred or surrendered. and tenant in COM
mon, or joint tenant of freehold or 9TH
er estate real or personal. may Re consid-
cred the sole owner for the purpose oftaxa-
ton, unless he, she, or they shall make
known to the assessors the amount and
kind OF interest he has in such estate.
b, c. BAILEY. \ Assessors
S. G. BOWMAN, of
A. WINTER, Bath.
Bath, April 9Th. 1910. 6w2.