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of any property in Baltimore City or any class or kind of property or a ay

omission from assessment of any taxable property, he shall immediately re-
port such investigation with recommendations to the State Tax Commis-
sion, which shall have the power to order the Appeal Tax Court to reassess
such property and to have the same entered on the assessment books.

1929, ch. 226, sec. 170.

170. The annual salaries of the Supervisors of Assessments shall be
baaed on the aggregate value of property assessed for taxation in the county
or city for which such supervisor is appointed and said salaries shall be as

follows:

If the aggregate value shall not exceed $5, 000, 000 the annual salary

shall be $600.

If over $5, 000, 000 and less than $10, 000, 000............ $800

If over $10, 000, 000 and less than $20, 000, 000............ 1, 000

If over $20, 000, 000 and less than $30, 000, 000............ 1, 200

If over $30, 000, 000 and less than $50, 000, 000............ 1, 500

If over $50, 000, 000 and less than $75, 000, 000............ 1, 800

If over $75, 000, 000 and less than $100, 000, 000............ 2, 000

If over $100, 000, 000 the salary shall be................... 2, 400

The annual salaries of the Supervisors in Baltimore City and in Wash-
ington County shall also be $2, 400. The salaries of all supervisors shall
be paid monthly by the several Counties and Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore who are hereby directed to levy annually such sums as may be
required to pay the same.

1929, ch. 226, sec. 171.

171. The Local Supervisor of Assessments provided for in this Article

shall, in addition to his other duties act as chief assessor in his particular

county, with such additional duties as the State Tax Commission shall
determine and designate. At such time as shall be ordered by the State
Tax Commission, each of the several Boards of County Commissioners in
the State of Maryland shall appoint such number of County Assessors as
shall be ordered by the State Tax Commission; and for incompetency or
any other cause, the State Tax Commission shall have the authority and
power to dismiss and discharge any of such County Assessors, and to re-
quire the County Commissioners of any of the several counties as the case
may be, to appoint a competent individual to fill the vacancy, or the said
State Tax Commission in its discretion shall have the authority and power
to fill said vacancy with a competent individual. The compensation of the
County and additional Assessors, at the rate of five dollars per day each,
unless some other rate shall be fixed by the County Commissioners with
the approval of the State Tax Commission, as well as all other expenses
incident to local assessment, shall be fixed and levied for by the several

Boards of the County Commissioners.