The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-05-08

The amount of Taxes required to be colec-
ted for the year 1875, as per estimate, is $751;,
$500, an assessment of 20 cents on every 500
of assessable property in the county, being
S47, 100000, is $685., 10000. The fraction over
the amount required is $685..
Whereas, By an Act of the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland, 1866, chapter 157, and an
Act supplementary thereto passed January
Session, 1867, to provide for the general valua-
ton and assessment of property in this State,
and pursuant to Act of 1919, chap. 134, Act
passed January Session, 1854, and Act passed
January Session, 1858, for the more speedy
collection of taxes and also in pursuance of
Art. %, Sec. 5, of Maryland Code of Public
General Laws, we the County Commissioners
of Baltimore County, have this thirtieth day
of April, A. D., 1875, assessed and taxed the
assessable property of Baltimore County for
the year 1875, and appropriated the same
agreeably to the aforegoing Levy List for 1875,
as estimated, and for the receiving the same
have appointed John 7. B. Parlett, Treasurer
of Baltimore County, receiver of the aforesaid
Taxes. He, the aforesaid Treasurer is hereby
authorized and empowered to receive from the
several Collectors to be appointed by the Board
of County Commissioners of Baltimore County,
agreeably to the Acts of the General Assembly
of Maryland. passed January Session, 1862,
and 1865, and they, the said Collectors, SO to be
| appointed, are hereby authorized and empow-
cred to collect from the owners Of assessable
property in the County of Baltimore, the fol-
| lowing rate Of assessment, that is to say-On
all the property assessed in the county at the
rate or sum of seventy cents (7O) on every one
hundred (l00) dollars as aforesaid assessed;
and pay the same to John T. B. Parlett, Treas
urer of Baltimore County and receiver accord
ing to the Acts of the General Assembly here
tofore cited.
DANIEL j. MoCAULEY, [sEAL1
EDWARD RIDER, [sEALl
RENJA MIN f JORDAN .TSFAII
County Commissioners for Baltimore Co.
And Whereas, By an Act of the General As
sembly OF Maryland, 1852, chapter 337, to pro-
vide for the general valuation and assessment
of property in the State, and pursuant to an
Act passed January Session, 1854, Act passed
January Session, 1862, Act passed January
Session, 1865, and Act passed January Session,
1861, the County Commissioners of Baltimore
County do impose an assessment or tax of
twenty and 6ve-sixteenths go $3.50 cents on
every one hundred (Sl00) dollars worth of as
sessable property within the limits of Balti-
more county for the year 1875, being $4l,75l,
093 at an assessment of twenty and FIVE
sixteenths go 5-16) cents on every one hundred
($100) dollars, is SS4, S06.90 for State Tax. We,
the County Commissioners of Baltimore county,
have this thirtieth day of April A. d. 1875, as
sessed and taxed the assessable property with
in the limits of Baltimore county, for the year
1875, and for the receiving the same do APP
same, who are hereby authorized and empow
cred to receive from the owners of property
within the limits of Baltimore county the fol-
lowing rate of assessment, that is to say-on |
all the property assessed in the county at the /
rate or sum of twenty and FIVE sixteeths go |
5-16) cents on every one hundred (SlO0) dol /
lars as aforesaid assessed for the use of the /
State of Maryland, and the said Collectors or |
receivers are hereby directed to pay over all /
monies for State Taxes as aforesaid levied for |
the use of the State, TO the Treasurer ofthe said
State Of Maryland, agreeably to the several |
Acts of the General Assembly of Maryland and |
the several supplements thertc in such case |
made and provided.
Given under our hands aud seals this Thrift
eth day of April, in the year of our Lord eigh- I
teen hundred and seventy-fve.
DANIEL J. MCCAULET, TsEAL.]
EDWARD RIDER, fsEAL.l
BENJAMIN F. JORDAN, fsEAL.1
County Commissioners for Baltimore county
The above amount of School Taxes are lev
led in accordance with Section 5, Chapter 37T.
sub Chapter 4, Acts of 1874.
"SEc 5. The State School Tax and Free
School Fund are primarily intended, under
this Act, to pay the salaries of the teachers of
the several counties, and to provide school
books and stationery for the children of the
State. If, however, in apportioning the said
State School Tax among the different counties
and the City Of Baltimore, the share of any
county should prove inadequate for the pur-
poses aforesaid, then the County Commission
ers of such county hereby authorized, en-
powered, directed and required to levy and
collect such tax upon the assessable proper
ty of such county the Board of County
School Commissioners shall designate as sufi-
cient to make good the deficiency; provided
said tax shall not exceed ten cents in the hun
dred dollars, unless the County Commissioners
shall approve and sanction an additional tax"
The levy for Edmondson Avenue Bridge is
made under the provisions of Section /, Chap
ter 200, Acts of 1872.
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