Williams news., 1904-07-30


 Board shall make use of all other information which they may be able to gain otherwise, in equaliZing the assessment roll, and may re- quire of the assessor to enter upon the assess or's roll any property which has not been as- sessed that year; and the assessment and the same force and effect as if made by the as sessor, before the return of said assessment roll
 majority of said Board shall constitute a quorum to do all the business relative thereto, or in connection herewith.
 Section 6. Whenever any tax or any assess ment or any part thereof, levied on any prop erty, heretofore or hereafter levied, shall have been set aside or determined to be illegal or judgment or order of any Court, the levy of such tax or the proceedings for it's collection. such property, or of any omission to comply with any form or step required by law, or of the including of any addition with the lawful tax, or for any cause; then, if the property was properly taxable or assessable, as aforesaid, or if it be not proper case to collect by resale of the property, such tax or so much thereof as shall not have been collected and as may be taxable or assessable thereto, may be re-as- 9 s a1 order, or the dissolution of the injunction, if any had been granted; and the Board shall assessed upon such property; and the Clerk shall insert the same in the tax roll opposite the description of said property, in separate shall be collected as a part of the tax for the year when so placed upon the tax roll, in the taxes are collected.
 Section 2: If any Assessor. or Deputy As. sessor, shall be guilty of any neglect of any of the duties enjoined upon him by this Ordi- nance he shall be liable on his bond for all in- jury and damage or loss thereby. and suit may person who may be injured or damaged or for any loss incurred by said wrongful acts. Section 8. The Assessor and his Deputies are hereby authorized to administer all oaths and affirmatiOns contemplated by law in the dis charge of their duties as Assessors.
 Section g. Between the last Monday in July, and thirty days thereafter, aforesaid, in each year, the Assessor shall ascertain by diligent examination of the assessment rolls of the County of Coconino, Territory of Arizona, for the current year. all property in the Town Of Williams, , real s and personal % h subject to taxa ations. companies, or firms, owning, claiming, or having the possession or control thereof, and value of such property, and assess the same ac- cording to such roll, and shall list and assess citation, or company owning or having the pos noon on the last Monday in July of that year;
 Section 10. Any property discovered by the Assessor to have escaped the assessment for the current year, or any preceding year, not ex- covered for the year said property was not as- sessed. as aforesaid, at the value which then | existed.
 Section II. The Assessor when he assesses pany, corporation, or firm, liable to taxation, who do not own real estate within the corpOr- ate limits of the Town of Williams of sufficient value to pay his, her, or their taxes, shall pro- ceeQ 1OrCQW1LQ 10 cOIloCG all taxes on all per- sonal property so assessed, as aforesaid; and if such person or persons, firm, company, or cor poration. shall Il neglect or refuse to pay such deputy, then and there to seize sufficient of the personal property of the person or persons, refusing to pay, to satisfy the taxes and costs and he shall then and there post a notice of such seizure with q description of the property in three public places within the corporate that at the expiration of i've % days W from said time and place mentioned in the notice, to the highest and best bidder for cash, in lawful money of the United States, sufficient quan- tity of said property to pay taxes, expenses in- | cured, and expenses of seizure and sale.
 PROVIDED, That if the owner, or owners of the and sufficient bond, to be approved by the As sessor, as security, in an amount sufficient to cover the amount of the taxes due, and costs be released to him; and for the seizure and sale of the property seized alone, the Assessor shall be allowed and recover a fee of Six Dol lars, and any other costs and ex penses incurred the purchase money at the sale. the Assessor sold, together with certificate of sale contain ing a statement of the amount of taxes or as- sessments, the reason for said seizure and sale. upon the title of the property so sold, as afore- said, shall vest, and the title thereto shall be however, the Assessor shall be unable to find, seize and sell sufficient of the property of such perSOu peTSOuS, HrIn, company, or COrpOraL1On to pay such taxes and costs of sale as aforesaid, and such person, persons, firm, company, corporation, shall neglect or refuse on demand to pay the same, or neglect or refuse to deliver to the Assessor sufficient property to pay such taxes and costs of sale it shall be the duty of the Assessor to commence action in the proper courts against said person, persons, firm, company. or corporation in the name of same; said action may be commenced and prosecuted the same as any other action for in-
 b;e shall be. and they are hereby made liable for the amount of taxes on all taxable property through his neglect. it remains unassessed and 1t is hereby made the duty of the Town Attorney of said town, to commence an action against the Assessor and his sureties, on his bond for the amount of taxes due on property not assessed by him, in the name of the town of Williams; Provided, however, that such ac- tion shall not be commenced until after the Assessor shall have completed the assessment roll, and the Board of Equalization shall have adjourned sine die in each year.
 Section 13. The Common Council of the Town of Williams shall cause to be levied, and there ally, as provided in Section 4 of this Ordinance, upon the assessed value of ali the real and per the town of Williams, as shown by the equal ized assessment roll of the current year, except such as is, or may be exempt from taxation un- following, to-wit:
 First-Not exceeding four mills on the dollar of such assessed valuation to defray the salaries of the officers. and the ordinary and contingent expenses of the corporation not herein other | wise provided for.
 Second-Not exceeding two mills on the dol | lar of such assessed valuation, for the purpose | of constructing and repairing. streets, sewers, | sidewalks, crOsswalks, or bridges or culyerts | upon such streets and sidewalks
 Third-Not exceeding four mills on the dol | lar ot such assessed valuation, to defray the in- terest of the public debt of the town.
 Section II. The Common Council shall at | their first regular meeting in September of each | year, as provided in Section 13 of this Ordi- nance, assess the amount of taxes necessary to | be levied for the purposes aforesaid; designate the amount which shall, on each one hundred dollars of taxable property, both real and per sonal. be levied for said purposes, and said books for the use of the Assessor, in which he shall enter the assessment rolls with proper indexes, heads and properly ruled.
 Sectlon b. Where person. firm, com pany, or corporation, is the owner of real or personal property, or both, every tax levied thereon under the pro. visions or authority of this Ordinance is hereby made q lien in favor of the Town of