The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-07-21
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duty.
Sec. 4s. The auditors OF the several
counties in this State shall cause the list Of
delinquent lands, in their respective coun-
j ties, to be published at least four weeks be-
tween the third Monday of November and
the first Monday in January, in some news.
paper printed in their respective counties, il
any be printed therein, and if none be print
ed therein, then in some newspaper having
general circulation in such county, 10 which
| list there shall be attached notice that the
whole Of the several tracts, or town lots in
said list contained, or so much thereof as
will be necessary to pay the taxes and PEN
atty charged thereon, will be sold at the
court house, in such county, on the second
Monday Of January next thereafter, by the
county treasurer, unless such taxes and pen.
atty be paid before that time.
Sec. 40. The county auditor shall, on or
before the day of sale mentioned in such
notice, insert, at the foot Of the record on
delinquent list, copy of such notice, and
shall moreover certify on said record, imme-
diately following such notice, the nome of
the paper, and the length OF time such list
and notice were published therein.
Sec. 80. Immediately before advertising
such list of delinquent lands and lots, it sha II
be the duty Of the county auditor to compare
the same with the duplicate in the hands of
the county treasurer, and strike therefrom
all lands or town lots upon which the taxes,
interest and penalty of the preceding year,
with the taxes OF the current year, shall
have been paid, and proceed to advertise the
remainder as herein provided.
Sec. 81. In all cases where any county
auditor, by inadvertance or mistake, shall
have, this year, omitted, or in any future
year shall omit, to publish the delinquent
list of his county, according to the require.
ments Of this act, it shall be his duty, in case
the taxes and penalty with which the land
and town lots therein stand charged, shall
not, before the tenth day OF August of the
next succeeding year, have been paid, to
charge the said lands and town lots with
the said taxes and penalty, and also the taxes
Of the current year, and record, certify and
publish the same as part of the delinquent
list, according to the provisions OF this act.
Sec. 50. In oil cases where any county
auditor, by inadvertence or mistake, shall,
this year, have omitted, or in any future We ar
shall 80 omit, 10 enter upon the duplicate of
his county, any land, or town lots, situate
within his county, subject to taxation, it
shall be his duty, when he shall enter the
same on the duplicate of the next succeed.
ing year, to add to the taxes of the current
year, the simple taxes of each and every
preceding year in which such land or town
lot shall so have escaped taxation.
| Sec. So. There shall be hereafter allow.
ed to the publishers Of newspapers for ad-
vertising the delinquent and forfeited lists of
the several counties of this State, sum not
exceeding thirty cents for each tract of land,
or town lot, or part Of lot advertised in the
delinquent list, and not exceeding thirty
cents for each tract, lot or part of lot adver-
tised in the forfeited list, and sum not ex.
ceedng one dollar per square of three hun.
dred ems, for the first three insertions, and
twenty-five cents per square for each addi.
tional insertion for the heading, head lines,
and certificate of any such advertisement;
Provided, that in no case shall greater sum
than one half Of the taxes, interest and PEN
atty due, be allowed for advertising such
tract of land, town lot, or part of lot.
Sec. "a. 1t shall be the duty of the coun.
ty auditor, to send, by mail, to the auditor Of
state, one paper containing the list of delin-
quent and forfeited lands, and copy of the
account to [of] the printer, as sworn TO by
him and allowed by the auditor.
Sec. IS. The several county auditors
shall not be required 10 assess on the taxa
BILE property OF their counties. or of apy
township, city, incorporated village, or
school district therein for any purpose, nor
for all purposes added together, any rate of
taxation containing or resulting in any frac.
ton other than decimal fraction, nor in
ony decimal fraction less than one-twentieth
of mill; but if the sum required to be rails.
ed for any, or for all purposes, results in q
fraction less than one-fortieth of mill, such
fraction shall be dropped, and if more than
one-fortieth Of mill, the difference between
such traction and one-twentieth Of a mill
shall be added to such resulting fraction.
Sec. 56. Itshall be the duty of the coun.
ty auditor TO furnish 10 the assessors, such
blanks as may be necessary for taking the
number of acres OF wheat, rye, barley, buck.
wheat and corn, and the quantity of each
produced in their townships, and the said
county auditors shall as soon as possible of.
ter the aforesaid statements are returned to
him, make out and forward the same to the
commissioner Of statistics, in conformity
with such regulations and forms as the said
commissioner may prescribe. An act pre.
scribing the duties of County Auditors, pass.
ed March %, 1910. Section three of an act
passed March %, l849, TO give additional
security to land titles in this State; an act
passed March 25, 1S4I, entitled San act pre.
scribing the duties of County Auditors, pass.
ed March %, 1906" an act passed March
7, l843, entitled san act to amend an act
entitled an act prescribing the duties Of
County Auditors, passed March %, l84O;"
an act passed February %, 1874, entitled
ian act prescribing the duties of County
Auditors, passed March %, l8lO;" on act
fixing the prices of printers for publishing
the delinquent and forfeited lists, passed
March 9, l849; an act passed February %,
l846, entitled "an act fixing the prices of
printers for the insertion of legal advertise.
ments, passed March l2, 1S44;" on act reg.
ulating the Office of county auditors, passed
March II, 1852; an net passed March 27, |
1858, entitled "an act 10 revive an act al |
lowing fees to county auditors for filing and !
preserving certain papers, passed February
"a, 1885" be and the same are hereby re.
pealed: provided, that the repeal of the
aforesaid acts shall in no wise affect any Ii. |
ability, civil or criminal, nor any rights &C.
crung under the said acts.
Sec 81. This act shall take effect from
and after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
April 4, 1859.
SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, April 4, 1885