Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-26

real property so sold.
Sec. 81. A tax for State purposes Shall
be levied upon peddlers Of wat ches, jew
elry and clocks, dry goods, fancy articles,
notions. patent medicines or other mer-
chandise not manufactured in this State /;
for license to peddle throughout the
State for one year as follows: Upos each
peddlsr of watches or iewelry, or either
of them, thirty dollars upon each pedler
Of clocks, fifty dollars upon each pecler
Of dry goods, fancy articles, notions, or
patent medicines, as follows: upon each
pedIer thereof, ten dollars; upon each
pedler who pursuss his occupation with a
vehicle drawn by one animal, twenty five
dollars; it drawn by two and less than
four animals, fifty dollars; if drawn by
four or more animals, seventy. five dollars.
Sec. 81. Such license may be obtained
from the clerk Of the board Of supervisors
Of any county, upon paying the proper tax
to the treasurer thereof. sad license may
be issued for q less period than one year
for the proportionats amount of tax. and
all such license shall state the date of the
expiration of the same, and any person
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II msdsmcAuor, and the person actually
peddling is liable, whether he be the owner
Of the goods or not.
Sec. SO. Each county 10 responsible to
the State for the full amount of tax levied
for State purposes, excepting such a.
mounts as are certified, TO be unavailable,
double or CHROME Gus assessments as here
matter provided.
See. 81. Ii any county treasurer prove
to be = deiaul.eY to any amount for State
revenue, such amount shall be made up
to the State within the next TIRES conf ny
years, by additional leviss in such manner
as to annua! amounts, as the Board Of Su
psrvisors may direct In snch cases the
county can have recourse to the official
bond Of the Treasurer for indemnity.
Sec, So. What interest is due and al
lowed the Treasurer of the county or the
State Treasurer on redemption Of Audi
to-s warrants, or county warrants, the
same, with the date Of the payment. and
no interest shall be allowed by the Audi
tor Of State or Board Of Supervisors, OK.
cept such as is thus receipted.
Sec. IS. II the State Treasurer or Co.
| Treasurer discoun, Auditors warrants at
less than the amount due thereon, either
directly or indirectly or through third per
sons they shall be liable to fine not ex.
ceeding one thousand dollars, for the be-
neiit of common schools, to be prosecuted
as other fines. and the payee Of the war
rant may be n witness on the trial
Sec. 81. The county treasurer shall he
liable to alike fine for loaning out. or in
any manner using for private purposes.
State or county funds in their hands, and
the State Treasurer shall be liable to a
fine Of not more than ten Thousand dollars
for like mi;deameanor, to he prosecuted
by ,Ls Attorney General in The name of
the State for the benefit of common
schools
Sec So. Al their regular meetings in
January and June. Of each year, the board
| OF Supervisors shall make full and com
ple!e settlement with the county treasurer
as now required by the Code and they
shall make and certify to the Auditor OF
State, all credits to the Treasurer for dou
bic or erroneous assessments. and unavail.
able taxes. also all dues for State revenue,
interest or Delinquent taxes, sales of land.
! peddlers license and other dues, if any.
also the amount collected for these sever
al items, and revenue still delinqnent.
each year to itself. Said reports shall be
forwarded by mail.
| Sec. SO r., Treasurer Of each sud
every COUNTY, shoa on OF Hete-a tbs l",h
day of each month. prepare II sworn state
ment OF the amount of money remaimiar
in his hands, on the first day Of that u o~rh
received By him and belonging to tn,
State Treasury. and he shall, on said ld'l
day Of each month: deposit cony of ~nrl
statement with the Post Master. at thu
county seat of bis county, duly sealed and
directed to the Auditor of State, and have
the same registered: and he shall each
year, unless otherwise directed by the
State Auditor, pay luto the State Ireasu-
ry, on or before the 9th dav OF February
all the money due the State. remaining ID
his hands on tbs lst day OF February and
on or before the 10th day Of November
all the money due the State remaining IN
his hand on the lst iaY OF November: he
shall, also, at any time when directed BY
the Auditor Of State, forthwith paw mo
the State Treasury, or to the Treasurer at
any county. or to any bank incorporate 4
under the laws OF this State, ANY or nj
the money due the State and remaining i,
his hands. In ease the treasurer o. an,
county shai! fail to prepare aad deposit
the statement required in this section as
herein provided, he shall forfeit. and DAY
for each aud every failure a sum NJ, les,
than one hundred dollars, nor more than
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brought in the name of the State Auditor
to recover the same in any Court hasims
jurisdiction of the amount The iudgmen,
shall be a. ainst the Treasurer aud hi.
bondsmen. and the amount recovered shat
60 to the State Treasury.
Sed 50. The State A liitor may,reqnirt
any county treasurer to make his payment
through any other county treasurer or
through any bank chartered by the laws o.
this State, but that no charge be made
against the State by said bank, or said
amounts 10 exceed one fourth OF one pc.
cent, for transportation, but any payment
made in pursuance of such requirement
Of the Auditor, shall be release to the
county Of its liabilities to the State, tt
the amount so paid.
See. 81. The State Auditor shall make
and transmit to each Clerk of the Board
Of Supervisors On tho frs! day of May OF
eac h year a statement Of the county treas
urer's account with the State treasury
which account skal be submitted by said
Clerk to the Board of Supervisors at ,hei,
first meeting and if they find the sans
10 be incorrect in any particular, the,
shall forthwith certify the facts in relation
to the same to the Auditor of State.
See. 81. When a county treasurer goes
cut of office he shall make full and com
plets settlement with the Board of Super
visors, aud deliver up all books, papers
monies, and all other property appertain-
/ ing to the Office to his successor tskinc