Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-01-24
STATE OF MAINE.

q. S.
HANCOCK $50 the Sheriffs of our
Deputies, or any Constable of any
City, Town or Plantation in the
County of Hancock, GREETING:
We command you to attach the
of Ellsworth, Hancock County, State
of Maine, and particularly to attach
the real estate hereinafter described
to enforce the plaintiffs lien thereon
against said land in Lamoine Maine,
to the value of one hundred dollars;
and summon the said defendant, df he
may be found in your precinct to ap-
pear before our Judge of the ELS
worth municipal court, within and for
said County of Hancock, to be holden
at the municipal court room in said
Ellsworth on the first Tuesday Of
February, A. D. 1923, then and there in
our said court to answer unto Charles
Martin of Lamoine, Hancock county,
State of Maine, collector of taxes for
said town of Lamoine for the year 1922.
In a plea of debt, for that the said
defendant. on the first day of April,
A, ID. 1922, was liable to taxation in the
town of Lamoine, Hancock county,
State of Maine, and was then and
there the owner and in possession of
certain real estate situated in said La
moline bounded and described as fol-
lows to wit: Lot of land containing
ten acres, bounded on the west by
by the Austin lot, undivided; on the
east and south by land sold by Ed
Hamilton to Emery H. Smith; and then
and there J. Sherman Douglas, George
c. Smith, and Harry M. Woods were the
duly elected and legally qualified as
SCISSORS of taxes of said town of La
moine, for the year 1929, and did duly
and legally assess upon the real estate
above described, and against the said
defendant, the sum of three dollars and
fifteen cents as his due proportion of
the State and county taxes allotted to
said town Of Lamoine. and his due
proportion of the town taxes of said
town of Lamoine for the year then
current. and the said assessors after
wards to wit, on April 81, A. D. 1922.
did make, a perfect list of said taxes
der their hands. and did commit the
same to the said Charles Martin. who
was then and there the duly elected
Lam feq tho ssar sa wh 'er
rant of that date under their hands.
in due form Of law, and the plaintiff
AYERS that on December ~, 1922, he
signed by the said collector. stating
the amount of said tax. describing the
real estate upon which the said tax
was assessed. and demanding payment
of said tax within ten days after ser
vice of said notice. And the plaintiff
further AYERS that a lien is claimed
on said real estate to secure payment
of said tax and that this action is
brought to enforce said lien. Whereby
and by reason of the statute in such
case made and provided an action has
accrued to the plaintiff to have and re-
cover of the said defendant the amount
| of said tax with interest together with
| the cost of serving said notice. and to
| have and recover lien judgment
| against the above described real estate.
| Yet the said defendant, though often
| requested. has not paid the same. to
| the damage of the said plaintiff Gas he
| which shall then and there be made to
| appear with other due damages,
And have you there this writ, with
| your doings therein
| Witness. Harry L. Crabtree, esquire
| Judge of our said court. at Ellsworth
aforesaid, this eighth day of January
| in the year of our Lord one thousand
| nine hundred and twenty three.
T. F. MAHONEY, Recorder.