Year: 1875

! OF the cOnVcyee, with the as
sessed description and value; if


part Of any tract or lot has


been conveyed, he shall enter


upon the margin opposite the


name Of the conyeyOr, in alpha


betical and abbreviated words


sufficient to indicate the part


conveyed in quantity, general


description thereof being suili-


provided it Identifies the land,


the date Of the transfer, and the


name Of the conveyee at its


proper place in the roll, with a


like description Of the land and


its value; and If the whole of


any tract or lot is conveyed, it


shall be put down 10 the con-


veyee at the same value as is


shown by the assessor; if q part


is conveyed, he shall value each


part as is agreed upon by the


parties, provided it is not less


upon the whole than was put


upon it by the assessors, and if


the parties fail to agree upon the


valuation, then he shall proper
ton each TO the whole yaIua-
ton, as the value Of each is to


the assessed value OF the whole,
and SO charge each Oh the main
roll, and these entries he shall
make at the time he takes the
probate OF any conveyance, and
mark it upon the back as "en-
tered on roll book" And, pro-
vided further, any person buy
ing any land subject to redemp-
ton, shall take Of the officer
selling the same, a certificate Of
the purchase, and shall cause a
note Of the same to be entered
upon the main assessment roll.
And the property, during the
time Of redemption, shall be as
sessed to such purchaser; Proyi-
ded, the Clerk Of the County
Court shall be entitled to ten
cents for noting each change Of
ownership Of real estate in main
assessment roll, to be paid by
the party selling land.


SEC. 9. lie it further enacted,
That the Register shall register
no conveyance Of real estate Of
any character, until ii shall have
been presented to the County
Court Clerk and so marked;
and if any such conveyance is
presented for registration, he
shalIneithcrnote nor re@isterthe
same until il is so marked, and
it shall be the duty Of the Reg
lister to have for registration
acknowledged before any other
person than the County Court
Clerk Of his county, so marked;
and it shall be the d-ty OF all
clerks Of courts, where the title
of any real estate IS diyested
out Of one person and vested il
another, to see that the copy Of
the decree describing the prop
crty is sent to the County Court |
Clerk, in all cases where The par
ties do not take of him a deed |
or demand a copy Of the decree |
for registration; and where the !
title OF any real estate in the /
county is vested in another by /
Will or devise, admitted to pro-
bate, ii shall be the duty Of the
Clerk Of the County Court to so
enter it upon the main assess
mentroiI; and any person con-
veying any real estate, who does
not see that the same is charged
upon the main assessment roll /
TO the convcyce, the same should ,
be charged to him,
and he shall be liable, upon Il
listringas for the taxes thereon,
unless he shows to the collector
that the taxes have been paid;
but no assessment, levy Of tax
cs, or sale shall be void because /
he name OF the true owner is .
not given, or the lot or tract
lot fully described; and until
al the taxes upon any real es-
ate are paid, there shall be a
len for the same-tir5t to the
State; second 70 the county;
bird to the city; fourth to the
'ailroad - enforceable Us other
lens.


SEC. 10. Be it further enact
I'd, that at the April term annu-
ally Of each County Court, the
ate Of taxation for county or
'ailroad purposes shall be de-
Jared by the court, and entered
lpon the milrutes thereof, as now
declared by law. And the city
u municipality shall certify the
ate of taxation levied by it to
he clerk Of the County Court
before the 1st Of October each
7ear.


SEC. II. BE it further enact
d. II any improvements on any