The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-26
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AN ACT for the More Efeetual Collection Of Ger
tain Delinquent Taxes.
See. l. Be Il esaeted u he G<ueraI As.ea,bly Of
the State Of Iossa, That in all cases Of delinquent
any of the counties Of this State whers the
person upon whuss property taessu.ew@sl&ried,
shaTi haye removed 3ntos nncfhcf coufty ~ the
State leaving no property within the county where
the taxes are levied, out Of which the same can be
made itshall be lawful for and be the duty Of the
Of the county where said taxes deIin-
quent ito make cut certified abstract Of said tax
as they appear upon the Textbook, and forward
the same to the treasurer Of the county in which
the person resides, or has property, who is owing
raid taxes, whenever the treasurer transmitting
said abstract has believe tina, said taxes
can be collected thereby. wxs8
Sec. 2. The treasurer forwarding md the one
receiving ssid abstract she'll each keeps record
thereof, and upon the receipt and filing of said ab
strsct in the Office of the treasurer TO whom the
same is sent 1t shall have the full force and effect
ofa levy for taxes in that county and the eoilec-
fion Of the shal be proceeded within aieaame
manner provided by law FOR the collection of other
taxes.
Sec 2, The officer collecting taxes under the
provisions of this art, shall in addition to the pen
elties provided by Law de'inquep taxes. assess
and collect the further penalty Of twenty per cent
on the whole amueat efsuch taxes, inclusive of
penalties thereon.
Sec I. The ofhcar reeeiring said abstract is au-
thorized and IL il made HIS dnty whenever In bis
opinion the taxes are uneolleetable to return the
abstract with the Endorsement thereon Of tUneol-
leabls Z; and in ease said taxes collected, the
officer receiving the same shall transmit the
amount TO the Treasurer of the county where said
taxes were levied, less the penalty provided by
this act.
Src. S. This act being deemed of immediate
Importance shall 90 into effect from and after Its
publication in the Io,cn State Register, and fowa
Homestead, newspapers published at Des MciHes,
Iowa.
Approved April.sih, 1853.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act took
effect by publication, as required in Section 5
thereof, On the 2qth day Of April 1868.
Rp WRIGHT, sec'y ofstnte.
CHAPTER 1911. 0
AN ACT to Amend Chapter 102 of the Revision |
of 1860, entitled Marriage"
SEcTIoS |. BE Il enacted BY the General A. /
se.rttp ~ the state et iesca, That section 1929
of tho Revision of 1860 be AID the same is hereby
repealed and the following enacted in It's stead, |
to.wit The provisions Of chap.er I02 OF the Re-
vision Of 1900 SO far they relate to the procur.
ing ofA license and the soiemniring of ma rrages,
are not pplicable to members Of any particular !
denomination having as such any peculiar mode |
OF entering the marriage relation and having con-
seientiqux 6exupies against obtanng said license.
sKos4 hi &C, being deemed Of immediate i'm
portance shail take effect and be in force from and
after Us 1hblication in the STATE Regisser and /
.faaoaafs " ffntfsrs. newspapers published
In the city III Des Moines Iowa So tsS
Approved April sth. 1868.
STATE OF IOWA, I
Once Of Secretary of State.
$50 - Des Moines, April IL, 1888.
I hereby certify the foregoing to be true copy
Of the original roll now file in this Office.
Ep WRfsnr. Sec'y of State.
First publication, April &c, Ises.
CHAPTER 1893.
AN ACT Abolshing Dstietions between Foreign
ers and Citizens 70 the Acquisition, Enjoyment,
and transfer Of Property.
SEC. l. Be II enacted By the General Asseably |
Of The State of Loen That all aliens, whether
they reside in the United States or any foreign
country may IN this State acquire. hold, and en-
ioy property, personal or real, or any interest
therein By purchase, gift, deyise, or descent. and
may convey. mortgage, or devise the same in q
like manner, and With the same effect, as if such
aliens were native born citizens Of the United
States. And all property, real or personal, stu
ated in this State and belonging 10 foreigner,
shall if not disposed Of by viii after the death OF
the owner descend to the heirs Of such foreigner,
whether the reside in tho United States or
in any foreign country. Such heirs shall be the
same as the heirs q; law Of nstire born citizens /
SEC. 9. All the distinctions heretofore made by
laws between citizens and resident and non resi-
dent foreigners in reference TO the acquisition, pos
session and yment and transfer ofproperty real
and personal, by conyeyaneegi devise, descent. or
otherwise, are hereby abolished A nonresident
alien shall be entitled TO dover in lands situated in
this State the same resident citizens, except as
against purchaser from the dceedent. against
o purchaser uBuer execution against the decedent,
but az against such purchaser alien not resd-
ing in the State Of Iowa shall not be entitled to
DOVER.
sRc. g. The title to any land heretofore convey
ed BY purchase gift, transferred by devise
or descent. shall mt be questioned, nor in any
manner ETA aected. by reason alienage Of any
person from or through whom such title may have
been derived. --
SEC. T. This law shall be retroactive, Psoridea
ho,terer, That threby vested rights of private
persons far any municipal or other corporation
either pGblic for pecuniary profit shall he sio-
lated neither shall the title 81 any person or per-
to whom the General Assembly has made any
relinaui-hment Of M eseheat be hereby impaired
or a Elected. The State relinauishes generally
her claims to such eseheated property Is trans
decent, or otherwise; exceptin where legal
proceedings have been required by law. whereby |
said egeheatei property has become part of the
permanent schoo! land Of the State Of Iowa.
Sac ). All laws conflicting with these rroyi- |
sions are hereby abolished
SEC. Z. This act being deemed Of immediate
Importance, shall tasc effect and lie in force from
and after It's publication in the State Rsg.tsr and
foeva Homestead, newspapers published at Des
Moines iowa.
Approved April sth, 1868
OfEice Of Secretary of State. |
Des aoines, April 10, 1888.
hereby certify that the foregoing ia q true copy
of the original roll now Tile in this once.
En- WptsHe Sec'y of State.