New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-26

of the suit, provided that the same does not sSce
ir- the sum of one dollar and seventy-hve cents
DIS either clerk or sheriff. except ID the case OF seizu
n and sale Of property made under TINS act IN viii
lg case the sheriff NAV charge the ordinary fees
psi cordiS 10 law for sale of property and adyertis
meht, etc. AS soon as the delay for answerin
al esseesse In said shall have expire
le tsn the further proceedings in said suit shall
Gel conducted according to law. And fnrthe
LIST shall be the duty of said Treasurer to han
= over to the State attorney all afdavits and info
nations that he may receive against persons VIII
4 have failed to take licenses according to section
a third, fourth and ffth of this act; and the sal
n attorney shall forthwith institute proceedings il
of courts of competent Jurisdiction, in the severa
I districts where said licenses or penalties shall
he have accrued for the enforcement of said license
of or penalties according TO the provisions of thi
ID act; and the said attorney shall receive com
n pensstion for such services, in all cases. ten Pc
u cent. on such dues, licenses and penalties, to b.
- paid by the person or persons in default.
If SEQ. g Be it f,s-ther enacted etc., That the
State attorney shHll balance his account with the
Treasurer of the State, and pay over TO said
Treasurer all meaeys collected by him for and on
account of said State on each and every Saturday
N of ;rach and every week; and said account, SO
balanced as aforesaid shall be signed hy the attor
\ neg making tie same, and sworn to before said
\ treasurer, who is hereby authorized to administer
an oath forthat purpose. -f-
4 SEG. 10. BE 1t further enacted, etc., That taxes
assessed pader and by virtue of this act on the
property, real or personal, Of any person OF cor
poration, are hereby declared to be lien or priyi-
lege upon the said property to date from the first
day of April of the year for which they may be
assessed any alienation thereof or incumbrance
thereon notwithstanding; and sehlien or privilege
shalexst in favor of the State for the respective
amount of taxes assessed, until the same shall be
fully paid. - w. .---
SEC. II. Be 1t further enacted, etc., That all
property, real and personal, within the city of
New Orleans, shall be subject to be seized and
seid in satisfaction of any judgment which NAV be
rendered in favor Of the State for taxes assessed
thereupon; Prouidoa, That when taxes are due
and payable on more than one tract, square or lot
OF ground, or on more than one part of g tract.
square or lot of ground, owned by and assessed in
the name Of one person,'or owned by and assessed
in the name of several persons holding the same
IN common, only so many of said tracta, sc uares or
lots, or parts of traots, squares or lots shall be
seized and sold as shalbe sufficient to satisfy, to.
gether with all COSTS the taxes due and payable on
all OF said tracts, squares or lots, or parts
OF tracts, squares or lots; Provided further.
That where property shall be seized and sold
In satisfaction OF any judgment which may be rem
dered in favor OF the State for taxes as aforesaid
all moneys, the proceeds of said sale, over and
above the amount Of said taxes and costs shall be
paid by the oficer,making the same int the State
treasury, said officer taking the auditors recent.
countersgned by the treasurer therefor; and said
auditor and said treasurer shall enter in the books
kept by them salt moneys SO paid inso the State |
treasury, to THE credit of the person Or persons in
whose name or names the property SC sold stood |
assessed upon the assessment rolls at the time |
II SAID seizure end sale; And provided further.
hat when property assessed as belonging to per-
ION or persons unknown, is selzed and sold, as
'fofesald, said Auditor and said Treasurer shall
inter In the books kept by them said moneys SO
'ald into the State Treasury as aforesaid, to the
redit OF said property so seized and Sold giving,
all cases,'e description of said property as en-
cred upon the assessment rolls. The Treasurer
mall depositriR bank, and account for, all moneys
10 paid into the State Treasury as the proceeds of
my sale or sales of property made as aforesaid,
'Yer and above the taxes due thereon, with costs,
the same manner as he is required by law to de-
'osit and account for the ordinary revenues of the
'tate, and said moneys shall be held by the State
ubject tothe order of the person or persons
laimng the same, on producing proof satisfactory
} the Treasurer that said claimant was, at the
me OF said seizure and sale, the owner of said /
roperty.
Sec IL. Be further enacted, etc., That where f
roperty is assessed as belonging to non residents
to persons whose names are unknown, publ
stlon for four times, once in each week, for four
'nsesutVe weeks, in the official journal of the 4
ate, OF any judgment rendered in favor of the
ate, fer taxes assessed upon said property. +
gether with description of the property seized,
entered in the assessment rolls, shall be notice
seizure to the person owning said property, as +
ssed as aforesaid, and no other notice shall be 4
qured. v.. Er. @
SEC. IL. BE 1T further enacted etc., That the q
lditor of Public Accounts, and the Treasurer of 4
ate, are hereby empowered to employ - d-
onal Clerks each for the purpose of of this act Ii
salary of 49, dollars each.
SEC. IA. Be it further enacted, etc., That all
VS. and parts of laws contrary to the provisions Il
this act, are hereby repealed. r,
SEC. Is. BE it further enacted, etc., That this
shall be in full force and effect, Immediately c
Ter the passage thereof.
And upon Mr.. Gordon's motion, Mr. Duyigneaud q,
lied for the yeas and nays; they were ordered,
being taken resulted as follows, to-wt: W
feas-Messrs Brownlee, Fellowes, Foute fl,
rdon, Mohan, Purcell ,scruggs and Taylor-s as
majors.
Nays-Messrs Abney, Anderson, Brusle, Camp a,
Il, Duvigneaud, Ellis, Hough, Kenner Lapeyre, W
IT, Mnnday, Newton of Jackson, Nelson, Palfrev do
Poche-16 Senators. ~
30 Mr.. Gorden's motion to strike out the enact ~
clause of the bill did not prevail. ON
The first section was read and adopted
me second section was amended Or
ir. Duylgneaud moved to amend the second be
ton by adding ct the close thereof the follow n,
proviso: !" Presided, That the costs to be paid ad
the State for said copy does not exceed one
usand dollars" ,
IN motion, Mr.. Duvigneaud's proviso was
pied, and the seeend section was adopted as
ended. =
II. M2han moved to eostpone the further con. 70
ration of this bill until next Thursday; OBJ. an
nd upon that motion MIR. Duvigneaud called for i. :
yeas and nays; they were ordered and being ma
IN resulted as follows, viz: ,
Abney, Anderson, Brownlee, drg
lpbeA, Egan, Ellis, Hough, Kavanagh, Lott, act
'ton of jackson, Parcel and Taylor-l2 tio
ltors. '.. rE...5.'l r
ays-Messrs. Armstrong, Bgusle, Burthe Du- rul
eaud, Fellowes, Foute, Gibson, Kenner, La tie,
70, MOhan Mnndav NaJssn po1frou ord