The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1892-03-04
ASsssSliEaIS.
The Chapter al he new Coj on
assessments as amended and adopt

The Chapter ul he new Cod on
assessments as amended and adopt
ed, Is substantially as follows:
o,c,,un- In The year 1893, and
aud ever four years thereafter, the
AK assessor will give AT least
twenty days notice by advertising
IN some newspaper published IN
The county il lIler. be one, aud by
bills rosle,: AT live r. mnIe public
places in each election precinct Of
the times when aud where he will
attend TO assess The property OF the
preeinc, at such time twice each
year at least thirty days apart, and
remain there ,wo lays The first
time AMI one day he second lime,
IRON s \. NJ. lilI 4 Z. NJ. Ii shall
be The duty o. every person liable
to taxation IN each election pre-
cinci to attend at the lime and
place designated in such notice.
and render to The assessor in writ.
complete lit Of his property,
real and personal, valued Ms re
qnlred in ,hi, chapter, to which
list lhe tax payer .hall in ps.son
make and subscribe HE oalh, to be
administered Uy The assessor as
prescribed in this chapter from
which list The assessor shall make
his roll, but women, physically
disabled, non.residents, intart>,
idims and lunaGcs may he repre-
sented by some persnn appointed
or authorized in an official capacity
thereto.
Following is a list of manuIac-
tories thai are exempt:
Paragraph (y) Factories, when
exempt: "Ali permanent iacto'
ries heretofore established in Thu
State, and before July, 1890, for
working cotton, wool, silk, Iurs,
metals, and all other manufacture
ing implements or articles OF use
in a finished condition, shall be eX.
empt from TAXATION lOr a period OF
len years, any factory which has
been abandoned Tor not le. s lhan
three year, and commencing oper-
allons within Two years from M.
vembcr |, 1890 shall be entitled to
such eXemp ION"
Paragraph (w)-All permanent
factories, and machines used by
such factories for he manufacture
OF jnte, hubs, spokes, felloes,
broom-, buckets, baskets, sieves,
axle handles, names, plow handle,
and stocks, hay presses, reaperS
and moWerS, rakes, cotton presses,
glass and china ware, and all corn
and flour mills, running twelve
months IN the year, and paper mills
and canning factories, hereafter
established and run in this State,
together with buildings, Offices and
warehouses adjacent to he mill or
Factory necessary TO operate The
same and the land occupied by such
buildings aud the premises imme.
dlaiely surrounding sail factory
n.iIl or buildings, shall be exempt
from taxes, State, Municipal Uoun
~, for five years from The date
work begins, ii established by an
lndi> idual, and from the dale oI
The charter lieslablish,d by an in
c"rpora,ed company. A person ol
corporation claiming exemption
from taxation under this and The
preceding paragraphs shall apply
in writing t. the Auditor of Public
Accounts giving him full inlorma
lion as 10 The property proposed t,
be exempt, the kind Of articles tt
Oe manufactured ; and the Audi
Tor, with the written advice o
The Al,orney.General, shall deter
miEe whether said factory or mil
is exempt by law from ,axltlon
The Auditor shall notify the asses
sOr of The county or municipality
in writing of his decision Stain.
distinctly The property to be eX
emp'ed and the date when the ex
emplion begins. But no factory OF
mandatory being in trust, com
bine Or pool shall enjoy any of the
exemptions here mentioned.
On notion of Mr.. Jayne "Furni.
lure Box and Barrel Factories
were added to lhe list in second
paragraph.
On motion OF Mr.. Bloomfield
Ice Faclarlrs were also added.
Messrs. Allen, Davis Purvis, Sui.
Ivan, Rush, Winter, and Kendrlck
we're recorded as volirg against
the exemptions.