Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-02-07

| Angeles as Board OF Equalization Oh
State and County taxes.
After such list has been equalized
the Common Council shall fix the
levy or rate per cent. of taxes levied
for all municipal purposes for that fis-
cal year. Every tax so levied shall
have the force and effect of judg-
ment on the person and property tax.
ed, and shall be and constitute from
the date of such levy of the rate OF
per cent. lien upon the real property
situated in said city SO assessed, OF
owned by the party against whom
such assessment is made. 80
| Every such assessment and the lien
thereof shall have the force and effect
of an execution duly levied upon all
| property owned by the party assessed
or by the unknown owner of such
property when assessed to an unknown
owner. =
The judgment is not satisfied noi
discharged until all the taxes assessed
against the property and the owners
thereof are paid or the property sold
| for the payment thereof.
SEC. IL. The said corporation shall
have such other rights, claims, privi-
leges and liens for the amount of such
municipal taxes as may now or here
afler given to or exercised by the PEG.
| pie of this State for and on account OF
the assessment of State and County
taxes in said county, be
The mode and manner of collecting
such municipal taxes, and enforcing
such tax lien, and the proceedings
thereafter shall substantially be the
same as the mode and manner at the
time prescribed by law for the collec-
tion of State and county taxes in said
county; provided that the Mayor and
Common Council of said city shall in
said ordinance prescribe by which
officers the respective duties apper-
tanning to such collection and enforce
ment shall. be performed. nF sH
All such proceedings, sales certifi-
Gates and conveyance had, made and
executed by them, in pursuance there
of shall be of like force. effect and va
lidity as is or may hereafter be given
by law to such proceedings and acts in
the matter Of the co!le"' on Of State
and county taxes in said county.
SEC. II. 1t shall be the duty of the
Treasurer to receive all moneys that
shall come to said city either by taxa
ton or otherwise, and pay the same
out on warrants legally ordered by the
Council, drawn and signed by the
Clerk and cOuntersigned by the May
or, and to do and perform all such
other acts as may be prescribed to him
by this act, any city ordinance, or by
the Common Council of said city.
He shall, on the first day of Janua-
ry, April, July and October of each
year, make out and present to- the
Common Council full and complete
statement of the receipts and expendi-
lures of the preceding three months,
which statement the Council shall
cause to be published.
ARTICLE vi. ~
PROCEEDINGS TO CONDEMN PROPERTY
FOR PUBLIC USE. 8#
SECTION l. Whenever it shall be-
come necessary for the said corpora
tion to take private property for any
municipal or public use, the Common
Council may, by resolution or on mo-
ton, direct proceedings to be taken for
the condemnation OF such property
and to ascertain the value thereof.
For that purpose petition in the
name of the corporation, signed by its
attorney, shall be presented to the
County Court of the county in which
said city is located, at regular term
thereof, stating the object for which
the said property sought to be con-
demned is required, particularly de-
scribing the property, and praying
for the appointment of commissioners
to ascertain its value. s
If several pieces of property, or parts
of several pieces of property, whether
owned by the same or different own
ers, be required for the same object or
public use, all, or any part less than
all, may be embraced in one proceed
ing, or separate proceedings may be
commenced against each respectively.
Notice Of the time and place at
which such petition will be presented
to the County Court, signed by the at
torney, shall be given to the owners of
such property and all other parties in
interest. Such notice shall state gen.
orally the object Of the proceeding and
the object of the property sought to be
taken, and may refer for all particu-
lars to the petition, which must be on
file i'm the office of the Clerk of said
Court at the date of said notice. aa4
If the owner or other party be re-
sident of the county, the notice may
be served upon him by delivering to
him personally a copy thereof, at least
ten days prior to the time appointed
for the presentation of the petition to
the Court. sEass 81 %
If the owner or other party be a non
resident Of the county, but resident
of the State, notice may be Served
upon him by delivering to him person
ally copy of such notice at least TWEEN
ty days before the time appoint
ed for the presentation of the petition.
If the owner or other party be a
nonresident of the State, notice shall
be given by publication once week
for sixty days in some newspaper
printed and published in the county.
The notice shall in all otherrespects
be served and returned as may be pro-
vided by the laws of the State for the
service and return of summons in civil
actions pending in the District Court
of said county; provided that in the
case of publication, no order Of pub
LEGATION shall be required, nor shall it
be necessary to file any papers, or
copies of papers in the office of the
Secretary of State. -.
Proof of service of such notice by
publication shall be made by affidavit
of the proprietor, publisher, book
keeper or other person connected with
the publication of the paper in which
such notice shall be given.
SEC. 2. The Court, before hearing
the application shall have satisfactory
evidence that such notice has been
given as above provided, and when so
satisfied, the Court shall, by entry in
its minutes, appoint five disinterested