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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1874
Volume 211, Page 3718   View pdf image (33K)
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JAS. BLACK GROOME, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 859

property owned by residents of this State, and not

 

permanently located elsewhere within the State,

Shall tie as-
sessed where

shall be assessed to the owner in the county or city

part; resides.

where he or she may reside ; and they shall specify

 

in their returns to be made as hereinafter provided,

 

as far as may be practicable, first the name of the

 

tract or parcels of land, or the description thereof,

 

owned by each individual, with the quantity of feet

 

or acres therein, and the value thereof; second, stock

 

in trade, its general description and value; third,

 

public securities liable to valuation, particularly

 

specified with their respective values; fourth, bank

 

stocks and other stocks particularly specified with

Property asses-
sable.

their respective values; fifth, private securities and

 

bonds of this and other States, except those exempt

 

by law held by parties in this State at their market

 

value; sixth, live stock; seventh, household furni-

 

ture; eight, gold and silver plate; ninth, gold and

 

silver watches ; tenth, property of other descriptions

 

aggregate value of each.

 

SEC. 13. And be it enacted, That for the discovery

To give a full

cf all property liable to assessment, every person

and particular

shall be required by the assessors of the assessment

account.

district in which his or her property, real, personal

 

or mixed, or the property under his or her care lies,

 

to give a full and particular account or statement

 

thereof to such assessors distinguished in such ac-

 

count or statement, the particular property which

 

may be under his care or management from his own,

 

which said account or statement shall be under the

 

oath or affirmation of such person, to be adminis-

 

tered by one of said assessors, and such property or

 

such parts thereof as said assessor shall require,

 

shall, if practicable, be produced before the said

 

assessors for their inspection and valuation ; and for

 

the discovery of the owner or owners of any vessel

Vessels.

liable to assessment, it shall be the duty of the cap-

 

tain or master, or other person having charge there-

 

of, when he shall be thereunto required to produce

 

the papers of such vessel to said assessor, and to give

 

such other information on oath or affirmation as may

 

be in his power in relation to the ownership thereof.

 

SEC. 14. And be it enacted, That if any person shall

 

willfully refuse, or after twenty days' notice, shall

Willfully refuse

neglect to render any such statement or account of

 


 

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