The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-07-19

footing thereon, by suit or action at law
against the owner thereof, as other
debts are collected, and the expenses of
the same shall be lien upon the prop
erty chargeable Herewith; to grant
franchises to any person or corporation
for any public purpose or utility.
SEC. 1882. That all property, real,
personal or mixed, bonds, stocks and
private securities of all kinds and de-
scriptions whatsoever within the limits
of said town of Kitzmillersville, by law
liable to be valued and assessed and
chargeable with taxes within this State,
shall be valued at its or their cash val
ue, and chargeable according to such
valuation with the public assessment for
the use and purposes of said corpora
ton. Any assessor or assessors appoint
ed by the town Council of said town
shall have the power and authority to
require the owner, possessor or claim
ant of any property made liable to val
uatlon and assessment to give him or
them such full and accurate statements
IN writing of his property as may be
necessary to enable the assessor or as
SCISSORS to ascertain the value there Of,
the same to be under oath of such per-
sons, to be administered by them or one
of them.
SEC. 1880. That the said Council
may annually levy upon the assessable
property Within said town by direct tax
not exceeding thirty cents on the one
hundred dollars, such sum as they NAV
deem necessary for the purpose of de-
fraying and settling the expenses in
CURED by them on behalf of said cor
poratlon.
SEC. 138R. That the taxes to be lev
led on the property so made liable to be
valued and assessed shall be liens on
the real and personal estate of the per-
son or persons so indebted from the day
on which the tax lists shall have been
delivered to the tax collector or person
authorized and appointed to receive and
collect the same, and if said tax cannot
be made out of the personal property
OF said person against whom taxes may
be charged then the same may be col
lected by the Collector by the sale of
such real estate of said Person by COM
plying with the same requirements as
the Treasurer of Garrett county
SEC. 1888. The said Council shall
have power to appoint police magis
trate for said corporation, who shall be
Justice of the Heace of the State of
Maryland, in and for Garrett county,
residing in District No. Is. He shall
have full authority, power and jurisdic-
ton to hear, determine and pass SEN
fences in all cases of the violation of
the ordinances of said corporation, and
may impose fines for such violations or
may imprifon offenders against said or
dinances, and in default of the payment
of any fine imposed by him he shall
commit the offender to the town lookup
or County Jail until the same be paiu,
as may be provided by the ordinance of
the town or provided IN this charter.
SEC. 1887. That at tn meetings of
said Council three shall constitute
quorum and all questions submitted
shall be decided by majority of those
present, but less than a quorum may
appoint the time for subs quent meet
ing and adjourn, and the said Council
men shall sci re as such without COM
pensation.
Approved April 2, 1906.
EDWIN WAKEFIELD,
Govel nor.
JOSEPH B. SETH,
President of the Senate.
CARyILLE D. BENSON,
Speaker of the House of Delegates.