Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-25

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ty which cannot be sold for tie amount Of duty
or tan thereon shall b had with regard 70 property
sold under the provisions Of this section. And any
surplus arising from any sale herein provided fel
slall be paid into the Treasury for tho beneAt d
the owner Of the property. And the Secretary 81
the Treasury q authorized in any where money
shall be paid into tho Treasury for the benefit u
any owner ef property lold - Aforesaid, 10 repay
the same, ON proper proof being fNTnished tbat the
person applying therefor is entitled to receive the
same. st54 4,
Soc. %. And be Il further enacted. That the sey-
eral collectors shall, at the expiration Of each and
cvery month, after they shall, respectively, COM
mence their collections. transmit to the Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue statement Of the col
iections made by them respectively. within the
month, and pay over monthly, or at such time or
times as may DO required by the Commissioncr Of
Internal Revenue, the moneys by them respectively
collected within the said term, and At such places
~ mny be designated and required by the Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue and each VI tho said
collectors shall complete tho collection Of all sums
annually assigned to him for collection, - sfore-
and shall render his Anal account to the Treasury
Department - often a. he may be required. and
within six months from and after the day whom he
shall have received the collection lists from the said
assessors or assistant assessors, Aforesaid. And
tho Secretary Of the Treasury u authorised to de-
s,gnste one Or moro Repositories in eseh State. for
the deposit and safskeepng OF the moneys collected
by virtue of this acts and the receipt Of the proper
omcer Of such depository to . collector for the
money deposited by him shall be sufficient voucher
for each collector In tho settlement Of his accounts
at the Treasury Department aud the Commissioner
o. Internal Revenue may, under the direction Of
the Secretary OF the Treasury. prescribe such re-
guations with reference to such deposits % he NAV
deem necessary. =
Sec. -. And DO It further enacted, That each
collector shall DO charged with the whole amount
OF taxes by him reccipted, whether contained in
sts delivered to him by the assessors, respectively,
or delivered or transmitted to him BY assistant as
SCISSORS from time to tune, by other collectors,
aud shall DO credited with the amount Of duties or
taxes contained in tho lists transmitted In the man.
ner above provided to other collectors, and by them
rceoipted rs aforesaid and also for the duties or
taxes OF such persons As may have absconded. or
become ihsolvent, prior to the day whom the duty
or tax ought. according to the provisions of this
act, to have been collected Provided. That il shall
be proved to tito satisfaction Of the First COmptro
cr Of tho Treasury that due diligence was used by
the collector, an that NO property WAS loft from
when the duty or tax could have been recovered.
And each collector shall also be credited with the
amount Of all property purchased by him for the
use OF the United States provided no shall faith
fully account for and pay over the proceeds there
Of upon resale Of the Same required by this oct.
Sec. Is. Aud be It further enacted, That II any
collector shall fail either to collect to render his
account Or to pay over in the manner or within the
times hcrcnbeforc provided. il shall be the duty Of
the First Comptroller Of tho Treasury, and he In
hereby authorized and required, Immediately after
such delinquency to report the Same TO the Score.
tary Of tbs Treasury, who shall issue warrant Of
distress against such delinquent collector and his
surctics, directed to the mArshsl Of the district,
therein expressing tho amount Of the taxes with
which the said collector is chargcablc and the sums
if any, which have been paid. And tho said mar.
shall shall, himself or BY his deputy, immediately
proceed to levy and collect the sum which may re-
main due, by distress and sale Of the goods and
chattels, or any personal effects of the delinquent
collector, giving 1t least Eve days notice Of the time
and place Of sale. In the manner provided by law
for advertising sales Of personal property on exccu-
ton IN the State wherein such collector resides
and furthermore, Il such goods, chsttcls, and effects
rant. the said marshal or his deputy shall and may
proceed to levy and collect the srra which remains
due, by distress and sale Of the goods and chsttcs
any personal effects Of the surety Or surctics Of
the delinquent collector, giving notice ~ hcrUinbc-
fore provided. And the bill Of sale Of tho officer
Of any goods, chnttcls or other personal property.
distraned and sold aforesaid shall be conclusive
evidence Of title to tho purchaser, and primo facic
evidence of the right OF the officer 10 make such
snle, and Of the correctness Of his proceedings In
selling the same. And for want Of goods and chat
tells, other personal effects Of such collector or
his sureties. sufficient to satisfy any warrant Of dis
tress, issued pursuant to the preceding section Of
this act, tho lands and real estate Of such collector
and his sureties. or 80 much thereof as may be ne
ccssary for satisfying the said warrant after being
advertised for Ut least three weeks In not less than
three public places in the collection District and in
ono newspaper printed In the county district, II
any there be. prior to the proposed time Of sale,
may and shall be sold At public auction BY the mar