The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-05-23

assessor, after giving bond and taking an
oath, as prescribed in this act, perform all
the duties enjoined upon, vested iu, or
imposed upon assessors BY the provisions
Of this act.
SEC. 81. Each district assessor, and
each member Of the county boards Of
equalization, shall be entitled TO receive,
for each day necessarily employed in the
performance Of the duties enjoined on
him by this act, such sum as the commits
soners Of his county shall allow, not ex-
ceeding two dollars, 10 be paid out Of the
county treasury. ON the order Of the coun-
" auditor. Each member Of the State
board of equalization shall receive, for
each day he shall attend on the sessions
Of said [board,1 three dollars, and the
like sum for every twenty five miles he
shall necessarily travel in going ito and
returning from Columbus, to be paid out
Of the State Treasury, on the order Of
the Auditor Of State. e
SEC. 90. That the county commits
sioners shall, at the annual meeting in
March, determine the amount Of tax TO
be levied for that year for road purposes,
and any other officers or authorities ao-
thorized by law TO assess tax for road
purposes shall also determine, annually,
The amount thereof at any Of their meet
ings previous to the first Monday of April
in each year, and make return thereof to
the county auditor on or before the tenth
day of April. The auditor Of each coun-
ty shall assess the same upon the duplic-
ate Of properly for the current year. any
thing in any law TO the contrary notwith-
standing, and shall also, on or before the
tenth day Of May next, after the detem-
ination of the amount Of such TAX or
taxes, by the authorities aforesaid, make
out and transmit to the township clerks
of his county, lists Of such road taxes.
SEC. SO. The commissioners Of each
county shall, at their March or at their
June session, annually, determine on the
amount 10 be raised for ordinary county
purposes, for bridges, for public buildings,
for the supper, Of the poor, for interest
and principal on the cosnty debt, and for
the supper: Of common schools. The
commissioners, however, shall set forth,
upon the record Of their proceedings,
specifically, the amount TO be raised for
any one of The above defined purposes;
the county auditor shall carefully ascer-
tain the net amount collected for each
purpose under said levy; and it shall no,
he lawful TO use any such specific fund
for any other purpose than The one Cor
which the same was specially levied.
SEC. Ga. The trustees of the several
townships in each county, shall, on or
before the fifteenth day Of fJune, annually,
determine tho amount necnssaIy 10 be
raised in their townships respectively, for
ordinary township purposes; for the pay.
nept of legal and just claims against such
township; for the support Of the poor and
The road tax shall be determined at the
time and the manner prescribed in the
preceding section; and levy for said p,lr.
poses. shall be specific; SO entered upon
The record of the proceedings Of said
trustees, and certified TO the county audi
tor, who shall carefully ascertain The net
amount collected for each purpose; and
such specific fund shall not bo used for
any other purpose than the one for which
the same was specially levied.
SEC. 65. All city and town corpora.
tions shall annually determine on the
amount 10 be raised for any purpose for
which such city or town corporation, shall
be authorized 10 assess tax, and shall
certify and same to the county auditor,
on or before the fifteenth day Of June, to
be by him placed on the duplicate 10 be
collected by the county treasurer as other
taxes are collected. Every such city or
town corporation shall specify upon its
record the amount required for each pur-
pose, and such specific funds shall not
be used for any other purpose than the
one for which the same were specially
levied; provided, however, that the ag-
gregate amount levied by any city or town
corporation, for any year, shall not exceed
a taxyof FIVE mills on the dollar of the
taxable property in such incorporated
town or city, unless in such incorporated
town there shall be less than one hun.
dred thousand dollars in value of property
entered upon the duplicate for taxation.
in which case the tax shall not exceed
eight mills On the dollar; and, provided,
further, that such limitations shall not
extend to special or discriminating local
taxes which city or town corporations
are or may be authorized to levy upon
any lots, blocks or squares, in such city
or town, or to any towns or cities special
" authorized to levy greater amount Of
tax than is provided for in this section
which special or discriminating local
taxes are by law required to be otherwise
collected, shall moi be placed on the
| duplicate.
! Sec. 66. The Auditor Of State shall
from time 10 time prepare and transmit
| 10 the several county auditors all such