The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-01-25

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said here, in connection with his
reported plan.
per cent collected. GO per cent un-
collected; Dillon county thus hav-
ing something like $4,000 Of tax
es still unpaid.
Dorchester, writes County Treas
urer t. A. Gross, has collected
! little over half the taxes for 1921.
or about $4,000 on total as
sessment Of $195.34I.02.
County Treasurer J. l.. Prince Of
/ Edge1icld reports about one-third
of. Edgefeld's 1921 assessment col
lected. which would be about S12,-
O00. with about s145,000 still out
standing.
Fairfield county. writes County
Treasurer A. Lee Scruggs. has col
lcctcd approximately s1G4,000 on a
total assessment Of $4,000, lcav
ing about $4,000 still unpaid.
County Treasurer Fl. w. Tallc-
vast, Of Georgetown. writes that he
has collected to January l. $685.
/ 600 out Of a total of all taxes
charged to Georgetown of $224,-
900; thus leaving approximately
$125,OO0 unpaid.
In Greenwood county. $ say $
County Tfeasurer--li---A----.Is.lliIiisel,4
$2S0.0O0 has been collected out OF
a total of $4S9,954.SD: leaving a
balance uncollected Of s209,954.S5.
County Treasurer r. e. Causey.
Of Hampton. writes: "One-third
collected: 33 1-3 per cent. But
where. oh, where. is balance COM
| ing from with corporations and
| those who were able having paid 2"
Hampton's total assessment ~as
$167.369.16. so that approximate
ly s111.00O is stif outstanding and
uncollected.
About 80 per cent. Of Horry's
taxes have been collected. says
Treasurer G. T. Barker; Governor
Cooper giving the county's assess
ment as $2l6,592.
In Lancaster County, writes
County Treasurer +. S. Hilton. 60
per cent. has been collected on an
assessment given by Governor
Cooper as S263.434.70. thus leaving
approximately 100000 still out
standing.
County Treasurer Ross d. Young.
writes: Il find that LaurcnS >coun-
ty has $4,000 State tax charged
Of which / have already collected
| SIC. 1913. which is about 50 per
cent Of the state tax collected" The
total tax assessed against Laurens
| for state and county purposes in
1921 was $43S,21IS2. Mr.. Young
does not say what part of the
county tax is uncollccted.
In Lee County. writes County
| Treasurer T. c. Perrin. $30.95G.S0
has been collected and $44.5G2,
20 is uncollectcd of state taxes or
total assessment Of s75.519:
while $G0,496.25 has been collected
and $lGJ,2793G remains uncollcct-
ed Of county and school taxes on Il
total assessment Of $2e5,7G6.11. 1t
thus appears that Lee county still
has about $209.U0O OF taxes un-
collected.
In Marion county $14S.39J.6S has
been paid on a total assessment Of
! $3.50. .5U75G: leaving $10S.l11.SS un-
paid.
Up TO date. writes County Treas
e
Marlboros taxes have been cpl-
lcctcd:: thus leaving about $3.50
900 unpaid on Il total assessment
given by Governor Cooper as $371,
1G1.03
County Treasurer w. II. Parks.
Of Mccormick, reports onc-third Of
the state and county tax collected:
! Mccormick total assessment be-
ing $l02 .0S0.3l: thus leaving about
$S7.G0o still unpaid.
In NcwDcrry county. writes
! County Treasurer G. c. Shumpert,
$oi3 .0OG.07 has been collected on a
total assessment of $39G.1l9.S1:
leaving uncollcctcd $l53.1l3.1i
County Treasurer Il. III. AlcX;rn-
| der SAYS that about two-thirdS.
possibly more. of Oconcc'S assess
mcnt has been paid: which would
leave about 100000 unpaid ON
total OF $3l4.63S.to
[ OranScburS assessment. writes
County Treasurer y. -. Fair. was
! $Goo.o 600. of which $40. .33 has
been collected UP to January IA,
leaving $$$5@.Su1.il outstanding.
In pickcnS county. ~ Y / c :
County Treasurer olar I. Hinton.
about =, or 50 per cent OF the t.Ncs
have been paid up to January l6.
The tut;,l assessment OF PlckcnS. as
stated hy Governor Cooper. was
>::.e: IN which would leave
i about $13 3"ou outstanding.
County Treasurer j. l. DeLo"ch