The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-05-17

that purpose, he shall enter the amount of psr>
sonal property belonging to such D erson, the
amount of tax thereon, the collection of which
has been enjoned as aforesaid. The names OF
such person or persons, the amount of such
personal property, the description of such real
estate the alua ion thereof. and the amount
OF such TAX shall be ascertaned 90 far possi-
bic item the assessment roll which was in the
hands of tho officer at the time the COLI ction OF
each tax was eDjoined.
Sec. 3. The clerk Of such district sha I annex
TO such tax list warrant under his hand di-
recied TO The treasurer of such district, and
commencing him, the said treasurer, to- collect
from each of the taxable persons and corpora
tons named III such taz list, and the owners of
the real estate described therein the several
sums set opposite TO the persons and corpora-
tions so named, and to the several tracts OF
and described, within ten days from the date
thereof and within FIVE days from the date OF
such warrant, personally TO demand such tax
of the persons charged herewith in suctA list ii
they be found within his district, or upon the
lands placed opposite their respective names in
such list and if any ouch tax shall ROT be paid
within laid five days, to collect the salne by
distress and sale nt personal property, in the
same manner ms Town treasurers are authorized
10 collect town aud county taxes ; and the said
treasurer shall execute said warrant and return
the same to The clerk of such district, IT the ex~
pirati2n of tile time limited therein for the COL
lection OF such lax list. re
Sec. A. Ii any tax on real estate in a.4y tax list
delivered TO the treasurer Of any school district
shall remain unpaid at the time ne ir req hired by
law 10 return his warrant TO The clerk 1t the dis
trict, such treasurer shall make out and deliver
to the county treasurer Of his county al atement
in writing, containing description OF the lots
and pieces of land upon which such tax remains
so unpaid, together with the amount tax assess
ed to each, apc the name OF The person 10 whom
each lot piece ui land il assessed; and he shall
make and su bocI be an affidavit to such statement
before some justice of the peace, or other person
au horized 10 administer oaths, chat the taxes men
toned Ill sIch statement remain unpaid and that
after dIligenI effort he has been unable 10 collect
he samt; and whenever any school district shall
embrace parts OF more than one count such treas
urer shall make his return aforesaid to the
county treasurer of the county in which the lands
upon which such tax remains unpaid, shall be
situated.
Sec. D. The county treasurer upon delivery to
him OF such statement, shall give certificate to
the district treasurer of the amount of taxes go
remaining unpaid as the same shall appear from
the statement Of such district treasurer, which
certificate shall be deposited by the district reas-
the with district clerk aud shall be filed by
such clerk.
Sec. 6. The county treasurer inmedia ely upon
resolving such eta emeD, shall proceed TO adv err
tise and sell the lands upon which such taxes re-
main unpaid aforesaid, appears II ON SUCH
| statement, in the same manner and with The like
notice as he is authorized to sell lands for un-
paid taxes returned to him by the town treasurer
Sec. 7. At any time within twenty days after
| such lands shall be sold aforesaid by the
county treasurer, the district treasurer shall
present tn The county treasurer copy or ths
certificate delivered to him aO esaid by
the county treasurer. which eaid c"py shall be
certified to ny the district clerk, aud the county
treasurer shall pay TO such dsric treasurer
| the amount Ot.taxe due to such district as soon
! thereafter as the same is collected.
| Sec. 3 This act shall take effect aud be il
| force fl ON and after its passage
! Approved April g. 1866.