The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-02-22

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said justice at least five dollars, the party
appealing shall pay the costs occasioned by
such appeal.
Sec. %. Any justice Of tho pc ce resi-
ding within such village may and is here.
by authorized and empo, cred TO INQUIRE,
hear and determine all offences committed
within the limits of such village, against
the bylaw, ordinances and regulations of
such board of trustees, and TO punish the
offender or offenders as prescribed by such
bylaws and ordinances Provided, That
any person charged with violating any of
said bylaws or ordinances mag have a tri-
al by jury as in other cases.
Sec. 20. The marshall, clerk, assessors,
and such officers as may be appointed ty
the board of trustees, shall receive such
compensation for their services as the by-
laws and ordinances shall direct.
See. 90. The Dvaij of s.tistces snail, NJ
the expiration of each year, cause to be
published q just aud true statement of all
moneys received and all moneys expended
during the year next proceeding; which
statement shall contain in detail all receipts
and expenditures.
Sec. 81. In actions, suits and proceed
ings wherein the president and trustees of
such village shall be a party, no citizen
thereof shall be deemed an incompetent
witness or juror, on account Of tue inter
ests Of such citizens in the court of such
action, suit or proceeding: Provided That
such interests be only such as is held in
common with the citizens Of said village.
Sec. 80. Process against said corpora
tion may be served by reading the same
to and leaving an attested copy with the
clerk or president Of said village: Provi-
ded, That the first process shall be sum.
mons served at least ten days before the
return day thereof.
Sec.' SO. Every assessment of taxes law
fully imposed or levied by the president
and trustees ofsuch village, or any lands,
tenements or hereditaments within said vii
lage, shall be and remain lein upon such
lands, tenements or hereditaments from
the time Of the delivery Of the tax roll to
the marshall, until the samo is paid; and
the owner or occupant Of such lands, ten
ements or hereditaments shall be liable
upon demand to pay every such assess
ment or tax, and in default thereof it shall
be lawful for the marshal OF such village
TO levy upon and sell personal estate, and
for want thereof the real estate so assessed,
rendering the surplus if any, after deduct
ing the cost and charges of such sale, to
the person against whom the tax is levied :
Proveded, That whenever any real estate
shall be sold by the marshall, notice there
Of shall be published in newspaper prin-
boste sa in sTSh T%Srhtlen RotSas a 'f 'fSree0 ii at c
three public places in said village, Mt least
four weeks Immediately proceeding tho
time of such sale; and the MARSHALL, on
such sale, shall give to tue purchaser or
purchasers of any such lands, certificate
in writing describing the land so purchased
the amount of the bid, and the time when
the purchaser thereof will be entitled TO
the deed for said land; and if tho said
lands are not within one year from the
date of such sale, redeemed by the pay
ment to the treasurer of such village, for
the use of the purchase, his heirs or assigns,
tho sum mentioned in such certificate,
with interest thereon at the rate Of twenty
per cent. per annum from tho date of such
certificate, the marshall, or his successor
in Office, shall, at the expiration of the
year, execute to the purchaser or pur-
chasers, his or their heirs or assigns, n con-
ycyancc Of the lands so sold, an the said
conveyance shall be prima facile evidence
that the sale and all the proceedings there
in prior to such sale were regular; and cv-
cry such conveyance executed 10y the said
marshall uuder his hand and seal, &c.
knowledged and recorded, may be given
in the same manner as deed regularly
executed and acknowledged by tho owner
and duly recorded and all personal estate
sold for the payment of taxes, shall be
sold in such manner as the bylaws and
ordinances Of such village shall direct
Sec. 81. Whenever the assessors o.
such village shall have completed their as
scssment ioll and valuation and Of The
property, real and personal in such village
they shall give notice thereof by publish
ing in newspaper printed in said village by
at least two insertions, or by posting NJ
the same in at least three public places il
said village, stating the place where sale
roll is left for inspection, and the tim'
when, and tho place where they will mcc
to hear the objections Of any person inter
ested, to the valuation so made by them
and at the time so appointed the assessor
, shall meet and on the application of an.
person considering himself aggrieved, ma
review and reduce the said valuation, o.
sufficient cause shown to the satisfaction
, OF said assessors; and if any person or pei
, sons shall conceive himself or themselve
aggricvcd by the final decision Of the sal
, assessors they shall have the right Of .aT
6 pealing from such decision at any tim
within five days, to the president an
, trustees, who are in like manner author
/ lied to review said roll, and upon sulf
a cient cause shown, to reduce such valui
i ton.
Q Sec. 35. 1t shall be the duty of IL
Il president and trustees to make out d,
d plicate Of the tax roll, charging each il
!. dividual therein an amount Of tax in co
y pora,ion to the amount Of real and persol
y sonal estate Of such individual within sue
o village, and annex hereto their warrar
y signed by the president and clerk, and d
,r liver the same to the marshall, whose d