Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-03
A BYLAW
Imposing the Tax Rate for the Fiscal
Year Ending June 30, 1918.

Svcrr Be il established and or
d.,;ned nv the Mayor Counselor and
Aldermen of the Gifts 81 Annapolis,
tist the ray rate Of ninety-five cents be
ga the same IS hereby, imposed on
sach one hundred dollars Of sssessa1ie
nronertv in the City of Annapolis, Tor
fhe fiscal wear ending june 30 1913, TO
H. collected pursuant TO the laws as
contained in the Charter, ana me by-
T.aws and Ordinances Of the Mayor.
Counselor and Aldermen of the City OF
SEcrIoN And be it further sstab-
hshed and ordained by the authority
aforesaid. that out of the amount tnled
IN the frs section of this Bylaw, the
s,1m of twelve and ore half cents out or
eseh s. cents collected. be, and the
same is hereby set apart Tor SINKING
fund to paw the interest on the PONDS
Of the CITY OF Annapolis, as required by
the Acts OF the General Assembly OF
MARYLAND. ct the sessions Of 1898 lsoO,
1906 and 1910.
SECTIos 3.-And be it further estab-
lished and ordained by the authority
aforesaid. that out of the amo unit
named in the said first section OF TINS
Bylaw. the sum of two cents
out of each ninety.five cents collected,
be. and the same is hereby, set apart
for sinSiug fund to meet the eooqs
issued in the year 1898, upon maturity
SECTION 4. And be it further estah-
hshed aud ordained by the authority
aforesaid, that out of the amount
named in the said first section OF TINS
By. Law, the sum of four and one-natf
cents out of each 80 cents collected,
be, and the same is hereby, set apart
for 3 sinking fund TO meet the bonds
issued in the year 1900, upon maturity
SECTION Sand be 1t further es
tablished and ordained by the autheri-
ty aforesaid, that out OF the amount
named In the said first section OF TINS
Bylaw. the sum of two cents out OF
each ninety-five cents collected, be. and
the same is hereby set apart Tor q
sinking fund TO meet the bonds issued
In the wear 1906, upon maturity.
SECTION Sand be It further estab-
ished and ordained by the authority
aforesaid, that out of the amount nam
ed in the first section of this BY Law,
the sum of two cents out Of each 80
cents collected. be, and the same IS
hereby, set apart for sinking fund TO
meet The bonds issued in the year 1910,
upon maturity.
SECTION z. And be it further estab
lished and ordained by the authority
aforesaid, that it shall be the duty OF
the Collector aud Treasurer, to collect
the sums so set apart for the several
sinking funds, and to keep separate
receipts and accounts thereof and 70
deposit the same to the credit Of the
| said sinking funds, as required by the
several Acts of Assembly and ordinan-
ces relating to, and providing for said
several bond issues, and to receive on
account thereof, nothing but current
money of the United states; and 1t
! shall be the duty of the said Collector
and Treasurer, and he is hereby direc-
ted, to express on the tax bills, for the
said fiscal year that seventy-two cents
out of each ninety-fve cents collected, is
| for ordinary expenses of the City; and
| that twelve and one-half cents out of
each 90 cents collected is for a
sinking fund to pay the interest on the
bonds authorized by the different
Acts of Assembly as aforesaid
| and that two cents out OF each ninety
five cents collected is for the sinking fund
for the payment Of the bonds issued under
the authority of the Act of Assembly OF
the year 1898; and that four and one
half cents out OF each ninety five cents
collected is for the sinking fund for
the payment of the bonds issued under
the authority of the Acts of As.
sembly of the year 1906; and that two
cents out OF each 95 cents collected
is for the payment of the bonds issued
under the authority of the Act of as
sembly, of the year 1910,
SECTION Sand be il established
and ordained by the authority afore-
said, that this BY Law shall take eff
feet from date of its passage
Approved July q, 1917.
JAMES F. STRANGE, Mayor.
True Copy Test
PHIL. E PORTER, Clerk.