The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-31
With the following affidavit:

With the following affidavit:
 do solmenly swear that the foregoing is correct and that I have appraised each tract or lot of land. except United States or State lands, or lands otherwise ex- empt at it's true and full value in money. and not at what it would bring at auction or forced sale, so help me God.
 Sworn to and subscribed before me this ........ day of .191. |.
 ................. .Clerk.
 Section 7S. The assessor shall prepare recapitulation by school districts of the personal property in each district. Said recapitulation shall show the az gregate value of each of the several classes of personal property in the dis trict and the total value of all the per sonal property therein, and the total value of the several classes of per sonal property and of the personal property in the county. Likewise the recapitulation shall show the total value of the real property in each school diStrict.
 Section 79 The board or supervis- ors of assessments sitting either as an equalization board or as a board of re- vision and appeals shall hold its meet ings at the court house at the county seat unless better to facilitate the work 1t shall be deemed advisable to hold sessions in other places in the county. The minutes of the proceedings of the board shall show at what places the session of the board is held
 Section so. At the same time the as- sessor files with the county clerk the records prescribed by sections 66 and v hereof he shall prepare an abstract of the assessment rolls of his county as provided for in section 7S hereof and forward 1t to the Arkansas Tax Commission. Such abstract shall be made upon forms prepared and furnished by the Tax Commission and shall give the information. asked by the commission under the various subjects fully and completely as required.
 If any assessor shall refuse or neglect to prepare an abstract of the assess fnent rolls of his county and forward the same to the Tax Commission as re- quired herein. he shall forfeit his office and all fees to which he is entitled for making the assessment of said county.
 Section S1. Section II of Act 257. approved May 12. 1909. shall be amend cd so as to read as follows:
 Section II. It shall be the duty of the commission and it shall have power and authority:
 complete supervision over the assess ment and collection of taxes including excise, franchise inheritance and liquor license taxes, and the enforcement of the tax laws of the State, and over the several county assessors. tax collectors. board of supervisors of assessments and other officers charged with the assess ment and collection of taxes in the
 
 end that all assessments of property in the State shall be made in relative pro- portion to the just and true value there Of in substantial compliance with the law and all taxes due the State and its several agencies be collected
 2. To confer with and advise assess ors and boards of supervisors of assess ments as to their duties and give neces- sary instruction and directions to as- sessors and boards of supervisors of assessments.
 g. To direct proceedings, actions and prosecutions to be instituted to enforce the laws relating to penalties incur red for violating the laws relating to the assessment of property and colIec- to be instituted against persons and agents or officers of corporations for failure or neglect to comply with the provisions of the statute governing the return. assessment and taxation of property: also to cause complaints to he made in the proper courts looking to the removal from office of assessor and assessments for any official misconduct or neglect of duty of which such officers may be guilty.
 4 To require the Attorney General and the several prosecuting attorneye of the State to assist in the commence mert and prosecution of actions and pro- ceedfngs for penalties. forfeitures. over. due and unpaid taxes. removals and pun ishments for violations of the laws Q. the State in respect to the assessment and taxation of property. or to repre- sent the mmission in any litigation fin which 1t may become involved in the dischar rge of it's duties
 6. To require assessors. county clerks