The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-06-24
tiles as in case Of assessors elected BY th,.p,e.

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Sec. 3. Every such assessor, prsyious 60.
entering upon the duties Of his Office, shan,
give bond with two or more freehold surstiee
to the acceptance Of tho township Trustees or
proper authorities Of any city or ipeospesatsd,
village payable to the State Of Ohio. snd Goa.
ditioned for the faithful and impartial dfa.
charge OF the duties Of his Office aceordinr.
to law; and shall take and subscribe an oatE
Of office. which shall be indorsed on suoh
bond, and the bond 80 intoxsed shall be depos.
ited with the township treasurer or town or
city treasurer; as tho oath may bs. Inc .seo Of
an xppointmentby the auditor the bond NAV
be approved by the auditor or the township
trustees or authorities OF any city town or
village. - i..F '''5e,ifiG 'f7a. ~
Soc. &. Each assessor 40 aforesaios sbaIf
during such year as is now required by law.
take an enumeration Of all the white mnle
inhabitants above the age of twent.one wear.
whose usual place Of residence shall Be- In
any family in Ills township and who are resi.
dents of his township, town or ward. ON m,
dsv preceding the second Monday OF April.
aud shall make out list of the names Of raid
inhabitants, and return the same to the clerk
Of the court Of common pleas on or lefore the
third Monday Of May "f the year Wherein such
enumeratiyn is taken.
ship assessor, at the time Of taking lists oTy
property for taxation in each year 10 reauirs
each person in their several townships to n,ahs /,
a statement specifying the number Of acres
they may bavs had:in wheat, rye. barley. corn
buckwheat. oats and meadow, and the ouan,
tity u each produced in Q leh pyecet3iur ve,r
and said assessors ore hereby Yeouirei no ,
make return Of the aforesaid statement IA
the county auditor Of their respective countie.
at the time Of returning the lists Of properly
for taxation. -,t -
Sec. 6. Each assessor RS Aforesaid shsyr.
make list and valuation of all taxable proo-
erty in bis township ward or district, now or
hereafter taxable by any law of this ststs
aud discharge all such olher duties A sbalf
from time to timo bs imposed upon him bv
law
Sec. 7, Assessors in cities OF the fSrst eisu
shall be paid out Of the county treasury. two
dollars fifty cents per day and all other asses.
sors two dollars per day, for the time during
which tbey shall be necessarily engaged Il,
the performance u their uuties; each ssses sor
shall make out au account in det,il, civ ,n1
the date Of each dly in which he shall havs
been thus engaged. and shall verify The sims
by bis oath, which the county auditor Is hcrv.
by authorised to administer; and il the auditor
shall be satisfied that such account is correct
lie small uTdW MS WarT2nt on tn6 county, treaa.
urer fof the amount thereof; but in no care
shall such order be drawn until the assessor
shall have filed with the auditor his list OF,
assessments. accurately made out and added
up the statements returned to him and The
books on which tho original assessments were
entered. UI~
| See 8. The act entitled "au sct 20 rrssts
the office Of township assessor" /" passed March
20, 1871, aud which took effect April lst and
August lst, 1871, and section one OF an act
Regulating the mode Of taking the enumeration
Of tho white male inhabitants above the aye
oftwenty -one years, passed january 10, 1871,
be and the same is hereby repealed. Provided
hat the repeal Of the aforesaid act. shall Ia no
tvise affect any liabilities o. rights aecsuiax.
under them. l0
Sec. 9. This act shall take effect from and
after its passage. ~, .......'.5-I
w WILLIAM B. WOODS.
Speaker Of the House of Representative;
W MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate,
April &. 1852 e.