The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1912-06-20


into operation the provisions of this
Act. Members of the Arkansas Tax
Commission and other officers who may
wilfully and knowingly violate the pro-
visions of this section shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor and upon con-
viction shall be fined not less than fifty.
nor more than one hundred dollars.
Section III Any person whose duty
IL is to list or assess real or personal
property as prescribed by this Act and
who wilfully and knowingly fails to
list and assess same. or who listing and
assessing such property wilfully and
knowingly fails or refuses to make and
subscribe to the proper oath prescribed
by sections Is and SO of this Act shall
in either event be deemed guilty of
misdemeanor and upon conviction shall
be fined in any sum not less than fifty
nor more than five hundred dollars.
1t shall be the duty of the assessor
or the Arkansas Tax Commission, as
the case may be. to furnish the prose-
cutting attorney of the county in which
the offense is committed the names of
all persons who may violate the pro-
visions of this section.
Section 11S. Whoever being an as
SCISSOR. a member of the board of super
visors of assessments or a member of
the Arkansas Tax Commission accepts
a list or return from a person required
by this Act to make same. and who
knowingly and wilfully fails to demand
that the, person making such return
take and subscribe to the proper oath
as prescribed by this Act shall be deem
ed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon
conviction shall be fined in any sum
not less than fifty nor more than five
hundred dollars and shall forfeit his
office
Section 11s. In addition to the other
remedies provided by this Act for the
prevention and punishment of any viola
ton of the provisions hereof and of all
orders of the Tax Commission the com
mission may compel compliance with
the provisions of this Act and of the
in mandamus injunction or by other
appropriate civil remedies, by suit in
situated in the name of the State of
Arkansas on relation of the Arkansas
Tax Commission.
Section 120. Any provision in any
mortgage. deed of trust or other similar
instrument whereby the mortgagor or
obi gator binds himself to pay any tax
that may be assessed against the holder
or owner of the note or other credit Sc
cured by such mortgage or deed of trust
by such mortgage or deed of trust be-
cause of such note or credit shall be
null and void and such provision shall
not be enforceable in any court of law
or equity in this State.
Section 121. The assessors provided
for by law shall be paid as follows for
the services rendered by them for max
ing the assessments of property in the
several counties of the State towit:
First, for each assessment of per-
sonal property including assessment
covering poll tax only made by him.
whether made on list submitted by per-
sons required by law or by the assessor
on information secured by himself. the
assessor shall be paid twenty cents
Second for assessing the. real estate
in each congressional township he shall
be paid twelve dollars. In case of frac
tional townships, ne shall be paid thirty
three and one-third cents for each sec
ton or fractional part of a section of
more than forty acres.
Third, for assessing real estate in
cities of more than forty thousand in
habitants according to the last Federal
census. he shall be paid for each city
ward one hundred and twenty-five dol
lars
Fourth, for assessing the real estate
in cities of more than ten thousand and
less than forty thousand inhabitants
according to the last Federal census.
he shall be paid for each city ward one
hundred dollars.
Fifth, for assessing the real estate
of each city of the second class and
each city of the first class whose popula-
ton did not exceed ten thousand in,
habitants. according the last Federal
census he shall be paid fifty dollars
for each city ward.
Sixth. for assessing the real estate
in each Incorporated town whose popula-
according to the last Federal census,
he shall be paid fifty dollars.
Seventh, for assessing the real estate
of each town or village laid off into
ceeded five hundred but did not exceed
one thousand. according to the last
Federal census, he shall be paid twenty
five dollars.
Eighth. for assessing the real estate
of each town or village laid off into
lots and blocks, and whose population
did not exceed five hundred. according
to the last Federal census, he shall be
Section 1872. Each member of the
board of supervisors of assessments
shall receive as compensation for his
services four dollars for every day he
serves in the discharge of his duties as
a member of said board The clerk of
the board shall receive three dollars for
every day he is employed.
Section 1913. The fees provided by
this Act to be paid the assessor for
making the assessments of his county
shall be paid as follows:
sonal outside of incorporated cities and
towns, one-half shall be paid by the
State and one-half by the county.
For assessing the property, real and
and cities, one-third shall be paid by
the town or city in which the property
assessed is located, one-third shall be
raid by the county and one-third by the
State.
The claims of the assessor against
the county and State shall be filed and
as they are flied, audited ana paid under
section 6961, Kirbys Digest. In the
case of claims AGAINST cities and towns,
the assessor shall file his accounts
against each city or town in the county
court in the same manner as he now
files his account against the county.
The county court shall audit the claims
in the same manner as 1t au1its the as
SCISSORS account against the county. The
amount allowed the assessor by the
county court against each city or town
in the county shall be paid by the col
lector of taxes to the assessor out of
the funds due such city or town. and
the assessors receipt for the sum paid
shall be sufficient voucher for the
amount covered thereby
Section 1924. That section 70IS Kir-
by's Digest, be amended so as to read
follows:
Section 701S. The clerk of the county
court shall make out in books prepared
for that purpose. in such manner as the
Arkansas Tax Commission shall pre-
scribe a complete list or schedule of all
taxable property in his county. and the
value thereof as equalized. and arrang-
ed in the following form:
Each separate tract of real property
in each congressional township in his
county. other than town or city property