, 1873-01-18

m hn}Gnuou. NlF. lily LlQuBut tlo tQIhLikItlUH
contemplated the aottIng forth Of tho section as
amoudod only, and Mr. Ronnsreo and Mr.. Johnston
ngrood with him. Mr. Connolly tlosirod to have
tho bill amended 30 TINT tho Collectors should
DO compelled to flo new bonds. Amondmonte
ordered to bo printed. Tho bill is as follows:
A B1L1-For an act extending tho time for
the collection Of tho taxos on the asHoBsments
for tho yoar H. D. 1879, and delinquent and
omitted taxog OF foy1nor ycnra,
WHEREAS, Dy tho provisions Of an act ontltlod
"An Act for tho asBoRsnlent Of property, and for
the lovy mud collection of taxcs," approved
March 90, 1872, i is provided as follows:,
"SEc. 169. Town and District Collectors
shall roturn the tax books and mako final sottlo
ment for tho amount OF taxes placed in their
hands for collection, on or boforo the LIST day OF
February next aftor receiving tho tax book:
Provided, that tho County Collector may first
| Collectors upon whnt day within twonty days
after tho 1st day Of February, thoy sham appear
| at lis Office to mako flnnl settlement"
"SEo. $50. On or before the 2Bth day of Feb
ruary, annually, aftcr ho llns mado settlement
with Town or District Collectors, tho County
| Collector shall make sworn statement, show
| ing tho total amounts OF each kind OF tax re-
ceiyod by him from Town Or District Collectors,
and tho total amount Of each collected by him
aolf, which statement aall be filed in tho otlico
" SEC. 241. Tho County Collector shall, on
| or before tho fifth day Of March following, pay
oVoI W tno otA'9 tiothotTt H. tno tnAee ~ .a. n
| by such gettlomont."
Now, therefore,
REo, 1; BE II enacted by The People Of The State
Of Illinois, represented in tue General Assembly,
| That aaid section ono hundred and sixty-nino DO
| 30 amended that Town aud District Collectors
! shall make roturn OF tho tnx-bookB aud mGko
final settlement for tho amount Of taxes placed
tn their hands for collection, on or ;. before the
r,roy;sr to said Heetinn h{Arnf1 ahn1 bc RntHti-
tutod for February.
sEc. e. That tho two hundred and thirty ninth
seotion Of snf1 act be 40 amended that tho words,
3oth Of March, a: ?. 1879, shall bo substituted
for tho 2atA day Of February, annually; and that
the two hundred aud forty-tlrst section shall be
80 amended ~ to substitute tho 5th day OF
April A. u. 1878, for tho 9th day OF March III
said seetion.
DO in force only as to the collection Of taxos
charged on tho COLLECTOR 8 books OF tito yoar 4.
D. 1879, leaving Haid original aectionB in full
force as to MI future aHsoBsnenta
And, whereas, Collectors arc proceeding to
collect tic assessments for taxes for tho year
1872 mud tho bonott Of this act Will be lost u''-
loss it tGkeB Immediate effect, therefore Nh
emergency oxists requiring It sliall 50 take Of
focti therefore, this oct shall tnko effect anu bo
in foroo from and after It's Reaaage.
coa1MIssroSERBn1rs
Tliero is an interesting contest going on over
tho Rallroad md Warehouse ComrnHsionoruhipa,
though 1t ls pretty Weu Understood thnt certAill
6ontlo'non hare Tho tnaido track. In fact, tley
al AaVo @ tno INSIDE track II they M are to 30 bc.
ieyod. stiuwell Is so sure Of it that ho talks OF
Ms ehances or roappolntmont two yoaTa hence;
ex-sonator Boyd has mnny friends who swoar
vengeance, Honttcll vengeance oi course, OH
those who will dare defeat him; Captain Brior-
lys frlonda say he IL young, which is true
enough, and 1nade soventy-two. spoechoB
during tho campaign for which he has
received no consideration. That Ia
strong Recommendation herc. David Linegar,
one Of tho rough diamonds Of Southern Illinois
rs llwyer, ia alao i'll tho race, aud there nro
porsonB disposed to bet on his selection. Colo
nel morgan VII, III nil propanlhty, 10 Iotalnea,
~ no slpIpItoa ueheial ofahti hha III ,1,t tna1
CASE n91"iishstanu1ns tno commence OF SUI,
wen ah4 n1s ifionon, sn!iwel! cannot very %eH I
got u, nelhg IRON IN :ts, aa1oal1nng county. mo
Younger eandldatos y, thlnk TINT Governor Bow
erlago VIII appelnt tneni, SO that tnoy may grow
Auu 70 sttons io neip nln to ING nehato, IN nois-
ulot Logan plhcc. luuf yeAfs 4roW noNt auu bhy
tilnt old men would either be- aspiring themselves
or 10 poworleas to render assstance. -Four years
is long way on however. NJ. Harper is work
ing for tho Grain l1sspoctorshIp, regarded lloro
4atf' ~: tef'A.' ~o t4A i.u' >pto "4%t1