Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-07-15

serve, where. during the same time, the
amoluments have been increased.
REVENUES AND DEBTS OF MUNICIPAL
CORPORATIONS.
Sec. SO. That the council Of any
municipal corporation, is hereby au-
thorized and required 10 cause 10 be
certified 70 the auditor Of the county,
on or before the second Monday ol
June, annually, the per eentage by
them levied on the real and personal
property in said corporation, aP-
praised and returned on the grand
levy aforesaid; and the said county
auditor is hereby authorized and d.
rected to place the same on the du-
plIcate OF taxes for said county, in
the same manner as township taxes
are now by law placed on said du-
plicate; which said taxes of such mu-
nicipal corporation. shall be collected
by the county treasurer OF the coun-
ty, and paid into the treasury OF such
corporation, in the same manner,
with the same power and restrictions,
and under the same regulations; and
in all things as TO the sale OF real or
personal property, he shall be au-
thorlz9d. and he is hereby required
TO ac:: according TO the provisions
and requisiiions Of the law for the
collection ofiaxes for state and coun-
ty purposes.
Sec. 80. The amount which may
be so certified, assessed and collected
for a special road district, 10 de(ray
the general and incidental expenses
thereof, shall not exceed two and a
half mills on the dollar. Of the
amount subject TO taxation; for an
incorporated village, TO delray its
general and incidental expenses,
three mills on the dollar; for a city
OF the second class. to defray IFS gen.
eral and Incidental expenses, three
mills on the dollar; for a city Of the
first class, TO delray its general and
incidental expenses, five mills on the
dollar. To the amount authorized
for general and incidental purposes,
there may be added, to create special
funds, for purposes specially designa-
ted, and to be applied or appropria-
ted TO none other, as follows: By
cities Of the second class. for the pur.
pose Of pay and support Of the city
police, an amount not exceeding one
mill on the dollar; for the purpose OF
contributing to the maintenance o!
fire department, an amount not
exceeding a mill on the dollar; BY
cities OF the first class. for tie pur-
pose OF the pay and support OF the
city police, an amount not exceeding
two mills; for the purpose Of con.
tribution 10 the maintenance of fire
department,an amount not exceeding
one mill on the dollar; for the pur-
pose OF house Of refuge, house Of
correction, work house and city rris
son, an amount not exceeding Que
and half mills; for the purpose of
wafer works, an amount not exceed.
ing one half OF mill on the dollar;
for school purposes, an amount not
exceeding two mills; for the purpose
OF city infrmary, and out door re-
lief TO the poor, an amount not ex-
ceeding two mills on the dollar.
Sec. 81. That Tor the purpose Of
creating sinking fund for the grad
ual exiinguishment Of the bonds and
funded debt Of any municipal corpo-
ration, the council thereof shall an
nually levy and collect, in addition
to the other taxes of said corpora>
tion, tax Of not more than one-half
OF mill upon said property, ap-
praised and returned as aforesaid,
which shall be paid into said treas.
ury, and be applied, by order oI the
city council, towards the extinguish-
ment Of said bonds and funded debt,
and 10 no other purpose whatever.
Sec. 80. That for the purpose Of
paying the interest on the public debt
OF any municipal corporation, the
council thereof shall have power. and
il is hereby made their duty, to levy
and collect, annually. on ;he proper
ty appraised and returned as afore-
said, a sum not exceeding two mills
on the dollar, sufficient to pay and
satisfy the whole of such interest, as
she same accrues, which sum, when
so paid into the treasury, shall be
and remain a specific fund for that
purpose only, and shall not be ap-
Propriated or used in any other way.
To BE CONTINUED.
l hereby certify that the above portion Of a
law is correctly copied from the original fur
nished this Office.
d. B. HEBARD. .4udiLor
Cure for the Dysentery.