, 1899-03-16

Hundred Thousand Dollars, such Assessor shall receive
rive hundred Dollars. IN counties in which the total val
uatIon, as LnaI4y liked by the state and County Boards OF
Equalization, shall Dc one Million, Two Hundred Thousand
Dollars, ana not exceeding one Million Four Hundred Thou
sand Dollars, such Assessor snail receive Six Hundred and
fItty Dollars.
in counties in which the total valuation, as finally fixed
by the STATE ana County Lolrds OF Equalization, snail be
II Aliiioh, four hundred thousand Dollars, anu not CA-
ceedng one Million, sN Hundred Thousand Dollars, suc.r
Assessor shall receive Seven Hundred Dollars.
In counties in which the total valuation, as finally fixed
by the state and County boards OF Equalization, snail be
one Million, SIN Hundred Thousand Dollars, and not exceed
ing one Million, Eight Hundred Thousand Dollars, such .As-
SCISSOR shall receive seven Hundred ana Fifty Dollars.
In counties in which the total valuation, as finally fixed
by the State and County Boards of EQUALIZATION. snail be
one Million, Eight Hundred Thousand Dollars anu uot cN-
ceedng Two Million Dollars, such Assessor shall receive
Eight Hundred Dollars.
In counties in which the total valuation, as finally fixed
by The State and County Boards Of Equalization, shall be
Two Million Dollars and not exceeding Two Million, Five
hundred thousand Dollars, such Assessor shall receive
Eight hundred and Fifty Dollars.
In counties in which the total valuation, as finally fixed
by the state and County Boards of Equalization, shall be
TWO Million, Five hundred thousand Dollars, and not eN-
ceedlng Three Million Dollars, such Assessor shall receive
Nine hundred Dollars.
In counties in which the total valuation, as finally fixed
by the State and County Boards of Equalization, shall be
Three Million Dollars and not exceeding Three Million, Five
Hundred thousand Dollars, such Assessor shall receive
Nine Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
In counties in which the total valuation, as finally fixed
by the State and County Boards of Equalization. shall be
Three Million, Five Hundred Thousand Dollars, and not ex-
ceeding -Four Million Dollars, such Assessor shall receive
One Thousand Dollars.
In counties in which the total valuation, as finally fixed
by the state and County Boards of Equalization, shall be
-Four Million Dollars and not exceeding -Four Million, Five
Hundred Thousand Dollars, such Assessor shall receive
Ten Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
In counties in which the total valuation, as finally fixed
by the State and County Boards of Equalization, shall be
-Four Million, Five Hundred Thousand Dollars, and not ex-
ceeding Five Million Dollars, such Assessor shall receive
Eleven Hundred Dollars.
In counties in which the total valuation, as finally fixed
by the State and County Boards of Equalization, shall be
Five Million Dollars or over, such Assessor shall receive
Twelve Hundred Dollars.
Sec. II. Sections Eighteen Hundred and seyentytwo,
Eighteen Hundred and Seycntvthree, Eighteen Hundred
and SeVentyfour, Eighteen Hundred and Seyenty-ive, Tlir-
tyscyen Hundred and T~hirtvfour, Thirtyscyen Hundred
and SeYentvEight, Thirtysevcu Hundred and Ninctynine,
Thtrtyeight Hundred. Ihirtrcight Hundred and Forty
eight, ThirtveigLt Hundred and F~iftytwo, Sections Five
and Six of Chapter T~hTtvsiX Of the Session Laws of 1890
81, the same being an Act relating to taxation, approved
January Sth, 1891; and Section Two of Chapter Seventy
three of the Session Laws of 1895, the same being an Act to
consolidate certain County Offices. approved February 10th,
A.. ID. 1895, ard all Acts and parts of Acts in conflict with
this Act, are hereby repealed.
Sec. u. This Act shall take effect and be in force from
and after its passage.
Approved February 20th, \. d. 1899.