The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-08-05

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other duties as may be prescribed.
Sec. IS. He must give bond to be
approved by the council.
Sec. 76. He shall receive such
compensation as may be prescribed
by ordinance.
ASSESSOR.
Sec. n. Each council, at its first
regular meeting or within a month
thereafter, shall elect city assessor
for term of two years.
Sec. IS. He shall not be less than
"a years of age and be a resident
citizen of four years before his
election.
Sec. 70. Defines his duty of max
ing complete and correct list, once
a year, of all taxable property and
tithes in the city.
Sec so. He may appoint as many
deputies as he may deem necessary.
Sec. 81. He and his deputies are
required in every case to administer
the oath to the tax payers.
Sec. 50. Prescribes a form of oath,
in addition to the form for other
officers, which the assessor and his
deputies are required to take.
Sec. SO. He shall perform other
duties as may be prescribed by ordi-
nance.
Sec. "a. He shall be paid such COM
pensation as may be fixed by ordi-
nance.
MARSHAL.
Sec. S5. At the regular election in
November, 1893 and every four years
thereafter, the qualified voters of the
city shall elect a marshal for term
of four years.
Sec. Sc. He shall be not less than
"a years of age, a voter and actually
a resident for two years before his
election.
Sec. 81. He is not eligible to re-
election or to serve as deputy mar
shall.
Sec. SO. His duties are defined to
the city as a sheriff to the circuit
court and State.
Sec. SO. He shall attend the police
court and council, preserve order
and obey the lawful mandates of the
court, council and mayor.
Sec. 80. He shall have power to
execute the processes issuing from
any of the courts or by any officer of
the State, and his jurisdiction shall
be co-extensive with the county, but
he shall not be required to execute
the process of any court except the
police court.
Sec 81. He shall also execute all
process or notice issued by the clerk,
mayor, or any board or committee
of the city.
Sec. 90. He shall perform other
duties prescribed by ordinance.
Sec. &c. He shall keep an office in
the City Hall.
Sec. 81. He may appoint as many
deputies as he may deem necessary.
Sec. 90. He, shall enter upon the
discharge of his duties the first Mon
day in December next, after his cleo
ton.
Sec. SO. He shall receive such COM
pensation as may be prescribed here
in or by ordinance.
Sec. 81. If collected from the defen-
dant, he shall receive for service Of
process for the city the same fees
and commissions allowed by law to
sheriffs and constables for similar
services.
Sec. 50. He shall not perform any
other duties that may interfere with
his duty to city, and shall settle his
accounts with the city monthly.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
Sec. 80. The qualified voters shall
elect in November, 1898, and every
four years thereafter, a prosecuting
attorney of the police court for
term of four years.
Sec. 100. The prosecuting attorney
shall be voter and actual resident
of the city aud licensed practicing
lawyer for one year next before his
election.
Sec. 1O1. He shall begin his duties
the first Monday in December next
after his election. 81
Sec. 1O2. He shall attend all sessions
of the police court and prosecute in
all for the city in all cases therein.
Sec. 103 He shall receive thirty per
cent. of all fines and forfeitures re-
covered in said court.
REVENUE AND TAXATION.
Sec..1O4. All real and personal es-
state, all corporations and franchises
within the city shall be subject to
assessment and taxation, as of the
10th of January every year.
Sec. 1O5. The city shall have lien for
five years for all taxes due it.
Sec. LOG. For taxation, real estate
shall include improvements, and per-
sonal estate every other species Of
property, both tangible and intangi-
BILE.
Sec. 107. The various holders and
claimants Of the title shall be liable
for the taxes.
Sec. 10S. In making the assessment
each lot or parcel of ground and i'm