The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-06-30


plicate; which said taxes of such municipal
corporation. shall be collected by the
county treasurer Of the county, and paid
into the treasury of such corporation, in
the same manner, with the same power
and restrictions, and under the same reg.
ulatons; and in all things as to the sale o.
real or personal property, he shall be au.
thorized, and he is hereby required to acl
according to the previous and requsions
Of the law for the collection of taxes for
state and county purposes
SEC. go. The amount which may be
so certified, assessed and collected for a
special road district, to defray the general
and incidental expenses thereof, shall no,
exceed two and half mills on the dollar
Of the amount subject to taxation; for an
incorporated village, to defray its general
and incidental expenses. three mills on
the dollar; for city Of the second class,
to defray its general and incidental expen-
ses, three mills on the dollar; for city oi
the first class. to defray its general and
incidental expenses, five mills on the
dollar. To the amount authorized for gen.
eral and incidental purposes, there may be
added, to create special funds, for purpo-
ses specially designed, and TO be ap-
piled or appropriated to none other. as
follows: By cities of the second class, for
the purpose of pay and support of the city
police, an amount no; exceeding one mill
on the dollar; for the purpose OF contrbu-
ting to the maintenance Of fire depart
ment. an amount not exceeding mill on
the dollar; by cities of the first class. for
the purpose ofthe pay and support OF city
police, an amount not exceeding two mills;
for the purpose of contribution to the main
tenance of fire department, an AMOUNT
not exceeding one mill on the dollar; for
the purpose Of house Of refuge. house OF
correction, work house and city prison. an
amount not exceeding one and half
mills; for the purpose Of water works, an
amount not exceeding one halt of a mill
on the dollar; for school purposes, an
amount not exceeding two mills; for the
purpose of city in6rmary, and outdoor
relief TO the poor, an amount not excee-
ding two mills on the dollar.
Sec. 81. That for the purpose of crea.
ting sinking fund Tor the gradual extin-
guishment OF the bonds and funded debt
of any municipal corporation. the council
thereof shall annually levy and collect, in
addition to the other taxes of said corpora
ton, tax Of not more than one half of
mill upon said property. appraised and re-
turned as Aforesaid, which shall be paid
into said treasury. and be applied, by
order Of the city council, towards the ex-
tinguishment Of said bonds and funded
debt, and to no other purpose whatever.
Sec. 90. That for the purpose of pay
ing the interest on the public debt of any
municipal corporation, the council thereof
shall have power, and it is hereby made
their duty,to levy and collect,annually, OH
the property appraised and returned as
aforesaid, a sum not exceeding two mills
on the dollar, sufficient TO pay and satisfy
the whole of such interest, as the same
accrues, which sum. when so paid into
the treasury, shall be andremain specific
fund for that purpose only. and shall
not be appropriated or used in any other
way.
SEC. SO That it shall be the duty of
the treasurer of the county. to pay over
to the treasurer Of any municipal corpora
ton, all moneys received by him, arising
from taxes levied. belonging to such mu.
ncipal corporation, on or before the first
day of January in each year; and such
moneys as said county treasurer may re-
ceive after that time, for delinquent taxes.
belonging to such corporation, he shall
pay over to the treasurer thereof, as he re-
ceives them; and any moneys heretofore
collected, and now held by the treasurer
of any county, for any special fund here
inbefore provided. shall be paid into the
treasury ofthe municipal corporation here
by authorized 10 levy tax for such special
fund.
SEC. 81. In any municipal corporation,
where the power exists to impose taxes on
lots when plated and recorded, the corpo-
ration shall also have power to impose
taxes upon parcels Of land laid off into
lots, and sold or leased by metes and
bounds or other description, though the
same shall not have been plated and re.
corded
Sec. 95 That the council Of any mu-
nicipal corporation shall have power,
whenever in their opinion. the interests of
the corporation require it, to levy and COL
lect tax on dogs, and other domestic
animals not included in the list Of taxable
for state and county purposes.
which said tax shall be collected by the
collector Of such corporation, and be paid
into the treasury thereof
Sec. SO The council Of any incorpo-
rated village or city may license all exhi-
bitors Of shows and performances Of every
kind not otherwise prohibited by law; all
hawkers and peddlers; all auctioneefs Of
horses or other animals. In the highways
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