The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-10
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me county auditor shall carefully ascer-
tain the nett amount collected for each
purpose under said levy; and il shall not
be lawful TO use any such specific fund
for any other purpose than the one for
which The same was specially levied.
SEC. IL. The trustees of The several
townships in each county shall on or be.
lore the fifteenth day Of June, annually,
determine the amount necessary 10 Be
raised IN their townships. respectively.
for ordinary township purposes; for the
payment OF legal and just claims against
such township; for the support Of the
poor; and the road tax shall be letennin.
ed at the time and in the manner pre-.
lscrlbed in the sixth section of the act pass.
ed January 22. lS4s. entitled "An act for
the assessment of personal property, and
the valuation of new structures and new
entries" The levy for said purposes
shall be specific so entered upon the re.
cord Of the proceedings of said trustees
and certified to the county auditor, who
shall carefully ascertain the nett amount
collected for each purpose. II shall not
be lawful TO use any such Dpecifc fund
for any other purpose than the one for
which the same was specially levied.
SEC l3. All taxes for city, town corr
Poraie, or school district purposes, by
any law authorized to be assessed. shall
be returned TO the county auditor Of the
proper county, on or befure the fifteenth
OF June, annually, aud by him placed up
on the duplicate, and be collected by tho
county treasurer, as 0ther taxes are col
lected. Provided that any special or
discriminating tax by any law authorized
TO he collected Otherwise shall not be re-
qulred to be placed upon the duplicate.
SEC. IA. The annual board Of equali.
cation constituted by the first section of
this act shall also at the same time hear
complaints and equalize the assessments
Of all personal property, moneys and
credits, new entries aud new structures,
returned for the current year by the as
SCISSOR, being governed by the PROVISIONS
of the fourth section of The ameudatory
tax law, passed February eight, eighteen
l"N"u'Ou o'o iOit tS-ooNOU'
SEC 10. Township assessors shall be
allowed one dollar and fifty cents per
day, to be paid out of the county treasu-
ry for the time which they shall be me-
cessarialy employed in the performance
Of their duties, except in the counties of
Hamilton wherein said assessors shall re-
ceive two dollars per day. This section
shall not take effect until January first
eighteen hundred and forty nine.
SEC. 16. The Auditor of State be and
he is hereby directed to review his in
} structions with reference to the first. sec
Ond and third clauses of the third sectien
of an act entitled IAN act for levying
: taxes on all property in this State accor-
ding to its true value" with view to
bring upon the grand duplicate for taxa
ton all property held by scientific, liter
ary, religious or benevolent societies or
corporations and leased or otherwise used
with view to profit, and the said Audi
tor of State be and he is hereby directed
and authorizedto take all necessary steps
to carry out more fully and fairly the true
intent and object of the provisions Of the
5 act already referred to.
! SEC. H. Sections fifty-fve and fifty y-six
of the tax law of March to, eighteen
hundred and fory-six, section twenty
seven of the amendatory tax law passed
February eight, eighteen hundred and
forty-seven. and all other parts of acts in
consistent with the provisions Of this act
are hereby repealed.
JOSEPH S. HAWKINS,
+ Speaker Of tie House Of Representatives..
CHARLES b. GODDARD,
Speaker of tie Senute.
, February %, lS4S.