St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-05-31
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It upon each pcddler who pursucs his
II occupation with a vehicle drawn by
+ one animal twenty five dollars if
: drawn by two and less than four ami
a mails, fifty dollars if drawn by four
l. or more animals, seventy-fve dollars.
, SEC. 50. Such license may be OBJ
tanned from the Clerk of the Board Of
Supervisors Of any county, upon pay
ing the proper tax to the Treasurer
thereof and license may issue for
less period than one year, for the pro-
portonatc amount of tax, and all such
? license shall state the date of the cx-
plratlon of the same, and any person
50 peddling without license, or after
the expiration Of his license, is guilty
OF misdemcanor, and the person
actually pcddling is liable, whether
ne be the owner Of the goods or not.
SEC. SO. Each county is responsible
to the State for the full amount of tax
levied for State purposes, excepting
such amounts as are certified to DO
unavailable, double or erroneous as
scssments as hereinafter provided.
SEC 81. If any County Treasurer
prove to be a defaultcr to any amount
ior State revenue, such amount shall
be made up to the State within the
next three coming years, by addition
al Ievies in such manner as to annual
amounts, as the Board of Supervisors
may direct. In such eases the coun-
ty can have recourse to the official
bond Of the Treasurer for indemnity.
SEC. So. When interest is due and
allowed by the Treasurer of any coun-
ty or the State Treasurer on redemp-
tion of Auditors warrants, or county
warrants, by the holder of the same.
with the date of the payment, and no
interest shall be allowed by the Au-
dltor Of State or board Of Supervisors,
except such as is thus receipted.
SEC. So. If the State Treasurer or
County Treasurer discount Auditors
warrants at less than the amount due
thereon, either directly or indirectly
or through third persons, they shall
/ be liable to fine not exceeding one
thousand dollars, for the benefit of
common schools, to be prosecuted as
other fines, and the payee of the war.
!
SEC. 81. County Trcasurers shall be
liable to like fine for loaning out or
in any manner using for private pur.
poses, State or county funds in their
hands, and the State Treasurer shall
OC liable to a fine of not more than
ten thousand dollars for like misde-
mcanor, to he prosecuted by the At
torncy General in the name of the
State for the benefit of common schools.
| SEC. So. At their regular meetings
; in January and June of each year,
the Board Of Supervisors shall make
a full and complete settlement with
the county Treasurer as now required
by the Code, and they shall make and
certify 70 the Auditor of State, all
credits to tue Treasurer for double or
erroneous assessments, and unavaila-
bic taxes, also all dues for State reve-
nue., interest or delinquent taxes, sales
of land, pcddlcr's license and other
dues, if any, also the amount collect
ed for these several items, and reve-
nue. still delinquent, each year to it.
self Said reports shall be forwarded
by mail.
SEC. 80. The Treasurer Of each and
every county, shall, on or before the
the 10th day of each month, prepare
a sworn statement of the amount of
) money remaining in his hands on the
first day of that month, received by
> him and belonging to the State Treas
ury, and he shall, on said 10th day of
each month, deposit a copy of sucl,
statement with the Postmaster, at the
county seat Of his 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 into
? the State Treasury, on or before the
10th day Of February. all the money
due the State, remaining in his hands
on the lst day Of February and on
or before the 10th day of November,
all the money due the State remaining
in his hands on the lst day of Novem-
Der ; he shall, also, at any time when
: directed by the Auditor Of State, forth
/ with pay into the State Treasury, or
to the Treasurer Of any county, or to
any bank Incorporated under the laws
> of this State, any or all the money
: due the State and remaining in his
hands, in case the Treasurer of any
: county shall fail to prepare and de-
posit the statement required in this
section as herein provided, he shall
: forfeit and pay.for each and every fail
; urc sum not less than one hundred
: dollars, nor more than five hundred, to
I,,
!, the name of the State Auditor, to re-
i cover the same in any Court having
b jurisdiction of the amount. The judy
= ment shall be against the Treasurer
/ and his boudsmcn, and the amount re-
covered shall go to the State Treas
urer.
SEC. 90. The State Auditor may re-
: quire any County Treasurer to make
his payment through any other Coun-
ty Treasurer, or through any bank
: chartered by the laws of this State,
: but that no charge be made against
the State by said bank, or said amounts
4 to exceed onefourth of one per cent.
| for transportation but any payment
+ made in pursuance of such require
I ment of the Auditor, shall be release
: to the county of its liabilities to the
+ State, to the amount so paid.
: SEC. 81. The State Auditor shall
{ make and transmit to each Clerk of
the Board of Supervisors on the first
S day of May of each year, statement
: of the county treasurer's account with
, the State treasury, which account
! shall be submitted by said clerk to
+ the Board of Supervisors at their first
D meeting and if they find the same to
e be incorrect in any particular, they
f shall forthwith certify the facts in re-
J.. lation to the same, to the Auditor Of
Il State.
/ Sec. 90 When a county Treasurer
}. o.nes nnt Of office he shall make q full