The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-24
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| en accurate and fair account Of all the proper
| ty of every sort within their County or City,
| and the valuation thereof as settled and adjust
| ed, and an alphabetical list OF the owners
| thereof, and all such other matters and things
as are required by this Act, properly arranged
according to the Election Districts in the sever
| 81 Counties, and according to the several Wards
| in the City of Baltimore, and the said County
! Commissioners, Appeal Tax Court and City
Collectors, shall allow to their respective Clerks
| such mpensaton for additional services re-
qured Of them by the provisions of this Act as
| they in their judgment may deem right and
proper.
SEC. 26.-ASD DE IT ENACTED, That the Clerk
of the County Commissioners in each County,
and the Board of Control and Review of Balti-
more City, shall on or before the first Monday
| in February, 1867, make out from the Asses
sors statements returns and certificates, and
the corrections thereof made as hereinbefore
| provided, If any, a summary account or list or
columns, in which shall be clearly and dis
tinctly expressed the estates and property Of
every description whatsoever, and the value
thereof affixed TO them respectively, and the
whole value in each Election District or
Ward extended, and the amount Of each COL
umn, and the said Clerks shall lay the said
summary accounts or lists Of the estates and
! property in the several Election Districts be-
fore the County Commissioners and the Board
of Control and Review of Baltimore City, res
pectiveiv, who shall after examination and
correction thereof sign and enclose the same
endorsed on public service, to the Comptroller,
and the Board of Control and Review Of Balt-
more City shall in like manner sign and en-
close to the Comptroller the summary accounts
aud lists of the estate and property in the sew
ersl Wards of the said City. m
SEC. 27-ASD DE 1T ENACTED, That when the
County Commissioners or Appeal Tax Court Of
Baltimore City, shall meet as aforesaid to hear
appeals from the valuation Of the assessors, is
shall be the duty Of the Clerk of the County
Commissioners or The Appeal Tax Court, to
keep minutes of their proceedings, exhibiting
briefly the valuation omission of property
complained OF, the ground of complaint, the
party by whom made, and the decision made
With the reasons therefor.
SEC. 28-AED BE 1T ENACTED, That the right
of appeal to the next term of the Circuit Court
of the Counties, and to the Superior Court of
the City Of Baltimore, shall be allowed to any
person or Corporation who may consider them
selves aggrieved by the judgment and decision
of the said county Commissioners or Board of
Control; proVided, koweeer, that no appeal shall
be allowed where the only question is to the
correctness Of the amount of assessment or val
uation; this Section not to prevent the State
from the right of appeals.
SEC. 29.--AND DE Is ENACTED, That it shall be
the duty of the mptroller as early as practi-
cable, after he shall have received returns Of
the valuation and assessment of property In
the several Counties OF the State and the CITY
of Baltimore, as hereinbefore provided, to pre-
pare condensed statement exhibiting under
appropriate heads the amount of such valua-
ton in each of such Counties and said City,
and the aggregate amount of property assess
ed as aforesaid within this State, and report the
same to the General Assembly at its next
session.
Sec 30.-AYD BE IT ENACTED, That if the
County Commissioners Of any County or the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, or the
members of the Appeal Tax Court or Board of
Control and Review, shall fail to execute any
Of the duties imposed on them by this Act, each
member Of the body so failing shall be liable
to indictment for such default, and shall forfeit
a sum not exceeding five hundred dollars, but
any member may protect himself from prose-
cution aforesaid by giving immediate infor-
nation of such default to the Comptroller, who
shall take such steps in regard to the matter as
the case may require.
SEC. Sl.-AKD BE 1T ENACTED, That each AS
SCISSOR shall receive four dollars a day for every
day he shall be actually engaged in the per-
formance of his duties, to be paid by the re-
spective Counties and the City Of Baltimore, and
the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, shall
also allow to each of the members of the Board
Of Control and Review, for the services to be
performed by them under this Act such COM
pensaton as they may deem just, which shall
be paid by the said city
SBo. 32--AND BE 1T ENACTED, That all fines
and forfetures imposed by this Act shall ba
recoverable by indictment in the Circuit Court
Of the proper County in which the person so
offending may reside, or in the Criminal Court
in Baltimore. il the person resides in that City,
and one half thereof shall be paid to the infor-
mer and the other half to the Treasurer for the
use of the State.
SEC. 33.-AND BE IT ENACTED, That so much
of the several Acts heretofore passed in relation
TO the valuation and assessment of property in
this State as NAV come in conflict with the pro-
xyiai ~ Aak- oil lou inO
property from valuation, shall be and tho
same are hereby repealed, and all existing
laws Of this State, that may come in aid of the
provisions of this Act, shall apply and be con-
strued as part thereof.
Sec S4.-ANp BE 1T ENACTED, That this Act
sball take effect from the date of Its passage.
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A BILL entitled An Act to amend the thirty
first section of Article twenty-six of the Code
of Public General Laws Of this State, entitled
I" Corporations
q Seefon BE IL enacted 5y the General Assem-
bly Of Masyland That the thirty first section of
the twenty-sixth Article of the Public General
Laws of this State be amended and re-enacted
as follows:
Before any such association shall become a
corporation, they shall lodge with the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court for the county in which such
corporation is designed TO act, and ifdesigned to
act in the city Of Baltimore, with the Clerk of
the Superior Court of Baltimore city, copy of
the article Of association Of such corporation,
signed by at least seven members, and certified
by the secretary thereof TO be recorded in the Of
flee Of such CLERK, and any addition, alteration
or amendment of the article of association of any
such corporation, shall be signed, certified and
recorded in the same manner but any snch as
sociatiou which has lodged a copy of its articles
of association with the Clerk of the Circuit Court
a.. 80 4hoo osfr
of Baltimore since April 18th, 1852 in which
the names of at least seven memebers are printed
or written, either before after said articles of
association, shall be, and is hereby declared a
corporation, with oil the privileges herein grant
ed from the date ofiling said articles of associa-
ton as aforesaid.
Scctioa 2-And6 be il enacted, That this Act
shall take effect from the date ofits passage.
A BILL entitled An Act supplementary to the
Act Of eighteen hundred and siXty-fve, chap
Ter 203, making an additional appropriation
to the Antietam National Cemetery.
Section BE IL enacted by the General ASsem-
bly, Of lBaryland, That the sum of eight thousand
dollars ia addition to that appropriated by the
Act of which this is supplement, be and the
same is hereby appropriated for the purpose of
removing the dead to- and of enclosing, laying
off, ornamenung and completing the work al
ready began, aud in progress on the Antietam
National Cemetery, in Washington county.
Section 2.---Aad be Il enacted, That the sum
hereby appropriated shall he subject TO the same
orderand be paid ont of the Treasury in the same
manner, and upon the same limitations, that are
prescribed in the 18th section Of the act OF
eighteen hundred and sixty-hve, chapter 203, to
which this s a supplement
Section 3.-Bs IL enacted That this Act shall
take effect from the date ofits passage.
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