The Marshall republican., 1911-08-31

drawing warrants upon the city
treasurer for such amounts as
may be required, to the full
amount of one-fourth OF all such
licenses collected.
Sec. 1854. Funds to be used in
special d~istrict.-In all counties
wherein special road districts may
be organized under this article,
where money shall be collected
as county taxes upon property
within such special road district,
or as dramshop, pool or billiard
table licenses on business within
such special road district, the
county court shall, as such taxes
.: licenses are collected, and as
I..h. board of commissioners OF
such special road district shall
make application to such county
court, draw warrants upon the
county, treasurer, payable to the
treasurer of such board of COM
missioners, or to such other per-
sons as the board may from time
to time designate, for an amount
bearing such proportion to the
entire amounts Of the years taxes
so collected upon said property as
the amounts annually appropriate
ed or expended for road and
bridge purposes shall bear to the
total county e for such
year, and also to an amount equal
to one-half OF all the dramshop,
pool or billiard table licenses col
lected by the county as county
licenses from such businesses car
ried on within the limits OF such
special road ristrict and all such
sums so paid out shall be expend-
ed upon the roads under the
charge and control OF such board
OF commissioners, as in this arti se
provided: Provided, that the
amount OF the taxes collected by
the county on the property with
in such special road district, and
thus applied to the Improvement
Of the roads, shall not be less
than ten cents nor more than
twenty cents on a hundred dollars
OF assessed valuation OF the prop
erty within such special road dis
trict.
Sec. i0595. County court to levy
poll tax.-The county court OF the
counties wherein all or part OF
such road districts may be situa-
ted, at the term when other taxes
are levied, shall levy upon every
male inhabitant in said district and
without the limits of an incorpor-
ated town or city, over twenty
one and under sixty years OF age,
a poll tax OF two dollars and fiji
ty cents, and upon all real and
personal property In said district
taxable for state purposes, n tax
OF not less then ten nor more
than twenty cents on the hun
dred dollars valuation, which shall
be a part OF the tax which may be
levied for county purposes, which
levy OF taxes shall be collected as
state and other county taxes are
collected.
Sec. 1896. Assessor to prepare
list OF persons subject to poll tax.
The county assessor OF each coun
ty In which such special road dis
trict may be organized shall make
a list Of all male inhabitants over
twenty-one and under sixty years
OF age In such district, and with
out the limits OF any incorporated
town or city, and shall enter their
names on the personal assessment
book made by the assessor, those
having property and those hav-
Ing no property.
Sec. 1059T. Names to be entered
on personal tax book.-The coun-
ty clerk OF each county in which
such special road district may
be organized shall enter the names
OF all poll taxpayers OF such dis
trict on the personal tax book,
and shall place the poll tax levied
opposite each name, in a column
for that purpose.
Sec. 105ss. Collection OF road
taxes.-The county collector shall
use due diligence in collecting the
poll and property taxes in said
district, the same as other county
taxes are collected. The collectorl
shall seize and sell the goods andt
chattels OF persons liable for sucht
poll and property road tax, in the
same manner as goods and chat
tells are or may be sold under exc
cution issued on Judgments at law,
and no property whatever shall be
exempt from seizure and sale for
such taxes.