The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-08-14

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proved Nnfct y 1876, u ~ amended
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An act ~ amend chapter ~ of the
Revived Code. authorizes tax collee
tors Of The several counties TO con.
tin 9 tic collection Of i%Dsplvencies ~
therein provided andl the fret Mon
day of Dsccmtcr of zach year. instead
of the fret day Of October, o. pro-
vided ~ said section.
An act 10 amend an act to reduce
taxes and 10 enforce prompt settles
mcurs approved March 9Th, 1875,
ameEded.
Section | requires tax collectors to
give bond equal 10 half the amount Of
taxes assessed, the proceeding year
and If he fails to give sich bond with
in the lime limited by law. the office
shall he declared vacant. The bonds
of oil the tax collectors nov in office
are lcgaiized and made binding on the
sureiies thereon. and all tax collectors
without bonds she'll give such bonds
within thirty dave, or tue Office shall
be declared vacant.
Section two provides that the *
emption laws shall not operate in
favor of any tax collector as against
the county or State. but all The prep
erty OF said Officers shall be subject to
seizure and sale under execution for
any pubic funds not accounted for
and paid over.
The act takes effect from and after it's
passage.
An act to require assessors TO ex cute
officisl bonds, authorizes the Board of
Supervisors of each county TO fix the
of the bonds said bonds not to
be less than II, 600 nor to exceed $40 900
An act in relation TO butchers and 9TH
ers dealing in live stock, such as cattle,
hogs etc, requires all such persons
TO keep a register book in which they
record the names of persons from
they purchase stock with a descrip-
lion OF the animal, giving marks, brands
Any perfons violating the provisions of
this set, on conviction, shall be confined
~ the county jail for six months, or fined
800, or both, at the discretion of the
discretion OF the court. The record kept
shall be open to the inspection of any
person interested in making the same.
The act to take effect and be in force from
and after June LIST, 1875.
An act in relation to fees of certain off
onrc 10 furthar np,oplaI Ia ,royi1a thai
.hancery clerks aud Sherjffs shall have
The same compensation for ex-officio SER
rs was allowed prior to the first day
Januarv 1875, and the act requiring
certain officers to furnish their own sta
is repealed.
An act to regulate the registration of
repeats the act approved March 6
1875. Section 2 makes it the duty OF
Boards of Registrars, commencing on the
Monday in September to hold a ses-
hon OF not less than two nor more than
hree days in each aud every election pre-
'lnct or voting place, for the purpose OF
egistering all persons legally entitled to
,ote, Provided, That after the Registrars
hall have visited each election precinct
# voting place. as above provided, they
hall ho d a session of five days at the '
or county seat, ending two
sys before the day OF the election, for
he purpose of regi stering such persons as
lay have failed to become registered ia {
heir respective districts or precincts. +,
Section 5 provides thai tn. first general :
Q registration under this act shall :
ccur in 1876, and every four years there {
tier, and any certificates OF registration
lat may have been previously issued, |
1all be, after each succeeding general I;
null and void. /,
Section 6 contains a provision that after !
lie Board of Registrars shall have visited
lch election precinct or voting place, as
oove provided, they shall hold a session 9
three days at the county seat OF court !
ouse, ending two days before the day of !.
election, for the purpose of further .
said registration lists and adding Il
Iereto the names of such persons as may
I've been omitted in their respective pre- n
nets or voting places. n
Section 0 authorizes Judges, Chancsl- +
RS aud Sherifs, for good and sufficient .
to revoke appointments of regis v
srs made by them respectively. Ii
Section 10 constitutes the Governor, q,
,~entenant-G overnor, Secretary of State =
lditor and Attorney General, q Board !,
make appointments in case the afore- y
id officers for any reason fail to act. and l
all have the same power to remove their q
N appointees. &c. r,
II suthorizes that after the reg I,
;rars nave been appointed. it should APP !
that they are all OF the came political Y
rty, then in that case the registrar APP
tinted by the Sheriff shall be removed,
d one appointed in his stead belonging
the political party different from the n