The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-04-30

raise the same 10 IFS true value in money.
| "a. They shall deduct from the ag-
g'egate valuation Of the real property Of
every county, which they shall believe to
be valued above its true value in money,
such per centum, in each case, az will
reduce the same to its true value in
money.
Sd. If they shall believe ,ha, right
and justice require the valuation of tho
real property Of any town or towns in any
county, Or of the real property Of such
county not in towns, TO be raised, or TO
be reduced, without raising or reducing
the oiierIrea! property Of such county,
or without raising or reducing il in The
same ratio, they may, in every such case,
add TO, or take from the valuation Of any
one or more Of such towns, OF of properly
not in towns, such per cenium as they
shall believe will raise or reduce the same
to its true value in money.
4h. They shall not reduce the ag.
gregaio value of all the real property Of
the State, as returned by the county
auditor, more than ten millions Of dollars
9th. Said board shall keep a full
record of their proceedings and orders.
DUTIES or STATE AUDITOR. .s
SEC. So. When the State board Of
equalization shall have completed their
equalization Of real property among the
several counties, the auditor Of state shall
transmit TO each county audiior. a state
ment of the per cen,um to be added 10,
o, deducted from the valuation Of tile,
real property OF his county, specifying
the per cen,um added to, o, deducted
from the valuation Of the real property OF
each Of the several towns, and Of the real
properly not in towns, IN case an equal
per cenium shall no, have been added TO,
or deducted from each; and the county
auditor shall forthwith proceed 10 add to.
or deduct from each tract OF loi OF real
property in his county. the required per
centum on the value thereof, as il stands,
after the same shall have been equalized
by the county board Of equalization;
adding, moreover, or deduc,ing, in. each
case, any fractional sum Of less Than fifty
cents, SO tha, the value Of any separate
tract or lot, shall contain no fraction OF
dollar.
SEC, So. The auditor Of State, shall,
on or before the fifteenth day Of July,
annually, give notice TO each county
auditor, of The rates per cenium required
by the general assembly, 20 be levied for
The paymen, Of tho principal and interest
Of the public d,bi, for tho support Of
common schools, for delaying the ex-
penses of the Stare, and for suc;, o'her
purposes as shall be prescribed by law;
which rates per cenium shall be levied by
the county audi,or on he,axable property
Of each county on the duplicate, and shall
be entered in one column, and denomin.
a,ed State taxes.
ANNUAL COUNTY B)ARD OF EQUALIZATION.
+ SEC. go. There shall be an annsal
county board for the equalization Of the
real and personal property, and moneys
and credits, in each county, exclusive OF
the city Of Cincinnati, 10 be composed Of
the County commissioners and county
auditor, who shall meei-for that purpose
at the auditors office, in each county, ON
The second Wednesday Of May annually.
Said board shall have the power to hear
cor plants, and to egualize the valuation
of all real and personal property, moneys
and credits, within The county, aud shall
be governed by the rules prescribed in
the fiy.ihrd seclion, ,of this act, for the
governnent Of county boards for the
equalization Of real property; Provided.
tia, said board shall mo-. reduce the value
ofthe real propefty5of ihe county, below
the aggregate value thereof, as fixed b.
The State board Of equalization, moi below
lis aggregate value on the duplicate OF
/. the preceding year; TO which shall be
added the yalae Of. all new entries and
new structures, over the value Of those
destroyed, cs returned by the several
township assessors for the current gear.
SEC. 81. There shall be q special
board for the equalization q the real ani
personal property, moneys aud credits, in
the city Of Cincinnati, TO be composed Of
The county auditor and six citizens Of said
} city, to be appointed by the city council;
said hoard shall meet annually, at the
auditors Office in Cincinnati, on the
second Monday Of May, and shall have
power to equalize the value Of the real
and personal property,moneys and credits,
within the city of Cincinnati, and shall
be governed by the same rules, provisions
and limitations that are prescribed for the
government Of the county boards, for the
equalization Of real and personal property,
moneys and credits: Provided, that said
board shall not be authorized 10 extend
its session beyond the first Monday in
June in each year. i
SEC. So. The severa! county auditors
shall lay before said boards Of equaliza-
ton, the valuation Of g,e several tracts
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