The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-31
NO. 81
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the contrary notwithstanding:
Provided, that where the owner Of
owners ofsuch real property sold = STORE
said, shall At the time Of such sale, be
minor or minors, or insane, five years q.
ter such disability is removed, shall be-
allowed such person or persons, their
heirs or legal representatives, to bring
their suit or action for the recovery Of
the real property 50 sold.
s 81. A tax for State purposes shall
be levied upon peddlers Of watches, jew
elry and clocks, dry goods, fancy articles
notions, patent medicines Or other mer-
chandise not manufactured in this State;
for license to psddle throughout this
State for one year as follows: UPoa
each peddler OF watches or jewelry, Or
either Of them, thirty dollars; upon each
peddler Of clocks, fifty dellars; utoti
each peddler Of dry goods, fancy articles
notions or patent medicines, As follows,
upon each pedaler thereof, ten dollars;
upon each peddler who pursues his occu-
patton with vehicle drawn BY ono ami
NAL, twenty five dollars; if drawn by two
nd less than four animals, fifty dollarsa
if drawn by four or more animals, seven.
ty FIVE dollars.
s SO, Such licence may be obtained
from the Clerk Of the Board Of Supervi-
sors Of any county, upon paying the
proper tax to the Treasurer thereof, and
licence iaaT issue for less period than
one year, for the proportionate amount
Of tax, aud all such licence shall state
the date of the expiration of tho same;
and any person SO peddling without 8
license or after the expiration Of his IL
cense, is guilty of misdsmeanor, and
the person actually peddling, is liable'
whether he BE- the owner Of the goods
OF not. a.
s 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 be unavail-
able, double or erroneous assessments Is
hereinafter provided.
s 81. Ifany county Treasurer prove
to be defaulter to any amount for State
revenue, such amount shall be MADE up
to the State within the next three coming
years, by additional lsvies in snch man
ncr as to annhal amounts, as the Board
ofSupervisors may direct. In such ca.
ses the county can have recourse to the
official bond Of the Treasurer for indem-
nifty.
s SIS. When interest IL due and d.
lovel by the Treasurer Of any county
or the State the Treasurer on redemption
Of Auditor 5 warrants, or county warrants;
the same shall be receiptsd on the waf-
rants BY the holder Of the same, with
the date Of the payment, and no interest
shall be allowed by the Auditor Of State
or Board Of Supervisors, except such -
is thus receipted.
s S6. IF the State Treasurer or Couni
ty Treasurer discount Auditors Waf.
rants at less than the amount due there
on, 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 tho
payee of the warrant may be witness
on the trial.
s 81. County Trcasurers shall be lil-
bic to like fine for loaning out, Or in
any manner using for private purposes,
State or county fund. in their hands, and
the State Treasurer shall be liable to
fine of not moro than ten thousand dol
lars for like misdemeanor, to be prose-
cuted by the Attorney General in the
name Of the State for the benefit Of com.
mon schools.
S IS. At their regular meetings ID
January and June, Of each year, tho
Board Of Supervisors shall make full
and complete settlement with tho COUNTY
treasurer as now required BY the Code,
and they shall make and certify to thu
Auditor Of State, sll credits TO the Trsas-
urer for double or erroneous assessments,
and unavailable taxes, also all dues Tor
| State rAyenno interest or delinhtGht