The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-05-05
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7 No. 49, |
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PUBLISHED by AUTHORITY.
To amend the third section

TO amend the third section Of an act, entitled
s'an act for the assessment and taxation Of all
property in this State and for levylng taxes
thereon according to its true value in money!"
passed and took effect April l3, A. D. 1851
SEC. |. BE ii enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That the
hird section OF an act entitled can Act
for the assessment and taxation Of all
property in this State, and for levying tax
es thereon according to its true value in
money" passed April i3, 1852 be. and it
lis herby amended 50 as to read as follows;
I lst--All public school houses, and
houses used exclusively for public wor-
ship, the books and furniture therein, and
the grounds attached to such building
necessary for the proper occupancy, use
and enjoyment oflhe same and not leased
or otherwise used with view to profit
All colleges, academies, all endowments
made for their support, oil buildings con-
nected with the same, and all lands con.
nected with institutions of learning, not
used with view to profit. This provision
shall not extend TO leasehold estates Of
real property, held under the authority of
any college or university OF learning of
| this State.
2d-Al lands used exclusively as grave
yards or grounds for burrying the dead
except such as are held by any person or
perpons company or corporation, with
vie w TO profit, or for the purpose of spec'
ulat;on In the sale thereof
3d-All property, whether real or per.
sonal, belonging exclusively TO this State,
or the United States
4h-All buildings belonging to coun.
ties used for holding courts, for jails, or
for county Offices, with the ground, not
exceeding in any county ten acres, OH
which such buildings. are erected.
5th-All lands, houses aud other bull
dings belonging 10 any county. township
or town used exclusively for the accom-
modatjon or support Of of the poor.
6th--All buildings belonging to institu.
tions of purely public charity, together
with the land actually occupied by such
institutions, not leased, or otherwise used,
with view to profit, and all moneys and
credits appropriated solely TO sustaining
and belonging exclusively to such instIu-
| lions.
7h-All fre.englnes and other imple-
ments used for the extlnguishment fires,
with he buildings used exclusively for the
safe keeping thereof and for the meeting
oil fire companies, whether belonging TO
any town, or to any FIRE company organ
lied therein.
8th-All market houses, public squares
or other public grounds, town or town.
ship houses or halls, used exclusively for
public purposes and all works machinery
and fixtures belonging to any town, and
used exclusively for conveying water to
such town.
9ih-Each individual in this State may
hold exempt from taxation personal prop.
efty of any description OF which such in
dividual is the actual owner not exceeding
| fifty dollars in value, no person shall be
required 10 list greater portion of any
credits than he believes will be received,
OF can be collected, nor any greater por-
ton Of any obligation given 10 sec ure the
payment Of rent, then the amount Of rent
that shall have accrued on the lease, and
shall remain unpaid at the lime Of such
listing no person shall be required TO in
clude in his statement as a part Of the
personal property, monies, credits, in
vesment in bonds, stocks, joint stock
companies, or otherwise, which he is re-
quired to list any share or portion Of the
capital stock or property OF any company
or corporation, which is required TO list
or return, its capital and property for
taxation in this State.
The taxes upon banks, banking com.
panies. and all other joint stock compa.
nies OF whatever kind, levied and collec.
ted in pursuance Of the provisions Of this
act, shall be in lieu OF any taxes which
such bank or banking company, or other
Joint stock, stock company or corporation
was, by former laws, required 10 pay.
SEC, 9. That the original section thres
of the act entitled "an act for the assess
ment aud taxation of all property in this
State and for levying taxes thereon accor-
ding to its true value in money! passed
April 5lh 1859 be and the same is hereby
repealed. m ~
7 JAMES G. JOHNSON. N
j h Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the Senate.
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