The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-03-10
sections %, "a and 30 of Taxation Law.

SRorioN SS 1t shall be the duty OF each district
assessor TO make ont from the maps aud descriptions
furnished him NV the county auditor aud from such
other sources ot Information shall be in his power
correct and pertinent description Of each tract and
lot Of real property IN his distir aud when he shall
deem IL necessary 60 obtain accurate description
of any separate tract or lot u his district hc may re-
uuire the owner occupjcr thereof to furnish the
same With any title papers he may have IN his possess
sion; and IL such owner or uccuper, upon demand
made for the same shall neglect refuse to furnish
unsatisfactory description osuch parcel Of real prop
eriy to such assessor, he mNy employ q competent
surveyor to- make ont description Vt the boundaries
and location thereof aud statement Of the quantity
land therein, and the expense uf such survey shall
I've returned hV such assessor to the auditor of
his county, who shall add the same 20 the tax aSscis-
ed upon such real property; Onl u sh, W. collected
by the treasurer of the county with such taX and
when collected shall he paid on demand TO the per
son to whom the same is due; and he shall in all ca
scs, from actual vicw aud from the best sources of
information within his reach, determine. as near as
practicable the true value OF each separate tract and
lot of real property in his district according to the
rules ecrbcd by this act for valuing real proper
ty; and he shall note ir his plat book separately the
value of all houses, mills and other buildings which
exceed one.hundrcd dollars in ya'uc, ON any tract of
land other than town lots, which shall I've carried out
part of the value such tracts he shall also enter
on his pathoo the number of acres orarahle plow
land, the number ofacres OF meadow and pasture land
and te number of acres ofwood aud uncutivatod land
| in each tract nSncar as may be
! SEC a. For the purrosc of enabling t'c assessor
| to determine the value of buildings and othor int,
proycments. he is hereby required to enter with the
consent of the owner occupant thereof and fully
to examine all buildings aud structures. of whatever
kind, which not by this act expressly exempted
from taxation.
SIC. 36. The district assessor at the time of ma
king the assessment of real property subject to
alton. shall enter, in separate list pertinent dcs
criptons of all huryiug grounds public school houses
houses used exclusively for public worship, and ins-
tutious of purely public charity and public builC Cings
and property used exclusively for public purpose
with the lot tract of land on which such house or
Z N y is N
are by this act exempt crom taxation; aud he shall
value such houses buildings property lots and tracts
of land, at their truc value in money in the same
manner that he is required to value other real prop
crty, designating in each the township or town
and number ot the school district the name des-
igaation of the school, religious society or institution
to which each lot tract bcCngs if such proper.
ty is held and used for other public purposes he shall
state by whom or how it is held.